blockbusters put on hold due to coronavirus restrictions. china is moving to pass a national security law for hong kong but it could be the biggest blow to its autonomy since it was handed over by the british in 1907 premier league laid out the program for the next year and the opening address to the annual national people s congress it includes the law which is expected to ban sedition secession and subversion of the central government in beijing in the semi autonomous territory news of the plan there s already been met with protests in hong kong leading pro-democracy figures called the end of the one country 2 systems. brown is live for us in hong kong so what kind of reaction are we getting from the streets now. well there have been a few small protests sami during the past few hours and a clash inside hong kong s legislative assembly between pro-government lawmakers and their opponents but we are expecting to be honest in the coming weeks the protests to return one small
there is a beautiful view. this is towards san francisco and you can see a whole lot better and we can actually see san francisco this morning. yesterday, it was covered in gray. temperatures are also off to a cooler start with clearer skies and drier air moving in and we have temperatures of falling off this morning. you can see the afternoon approaching and temperatures are going to warm. we have 53 degrees in san francisco and upper 40s in oakland and a mid-40s over livermore and san jose is 49. we will see we are down by a few degrees in most areas down by six over oakland, cooler by 11:00 in napa and san jose is a degrees cooler. there is the cloud cover and it is a mix of cloudy skies and sunshine to start the day and you can see visibility maps, napa is reporting less than a mile at the airport, and everybody else is looking pretty good. the closer you get into the sacramento central valley, you can see the darker shade of gray indicating dense fog. if you have an ea
people. maybe 2,000 people. and more people are coming in. from the march that was from the cal train station, up to yerba buena gardens. now, this is the san francisco inter-faith council, a celebration of diverse faiths and spirit ule traditions, and the two major speakers here today, will be democratic congressional leader nancy pelosi, and acting mayor lunden breed of the city of san francisco. this is all to celebrate one of the greatest americans in american history. dr. martin luther king jr. he walked with us, and amongst us, for just a short time. but what he said will be heard forever. the dr. martin luther king celebration train from san jose, arrived at san francisco s cal train station about 11:00 this morning. bringing folks who would march a mile and a half to the yerba buena center for san francisco s main mlk celebration. now, while the riders rode, the sf labor council held its annual mlk breakfast at the marriott. attended by every mayoral candidate. we a
teen, shot to death by a white police officer in ferguson, missouri, the shooting and protest that followed, changing the conversation about race in america. food-ferguson, michael brown was remembered with a parade down canfield drive - where he was shots. 4.5 minutes of silence followed. tonight there ll be a rap concert and a discussion about racial justice. we begin with diane eastabrook, who covered the story from the beginning. hello. this has been a long, difficult year for ferguson. today was a sombre day, not only was it a time to remember michael brown, but a time to remember other black men who had been killed by police. how the hell do you think we feel? you kill us in the speech. reporter: fiery speeches. talk of change is rising up. reporter: followed by silent reflection. this is how ferguson, missouri remembered michael brown, hundreds filling the street where the unarmed black teen was killed a year ago by a white police officer. we have died, mar
and the death of cecil the lion leading to a debate of when it s hunting and when it s poaching august 9th, 2014, a year ago today, 18-year-old michael brown, that unarmed black teen shot and killed by a white police officer in missouri. the shooting and protest that followed changing the conversation about race in america forever. today michael brown was remembered with this march, where he was shot. it was followed by 4.5 minutes of silence. as part of the event there was a rap concert and a discussion about racial justice. we begin the coverage with diane eastabrook in sofia vergara. how the hell do you think we feel? you kill us in the speech. reporter: fiery speeches. talk of change is rising up. reporter: followed by silent reflection. this is how ferguson, missouri remembered michael brown, hundreds filling the street where the unarmed black teen was killed a year ago by a white police officer. we have died, marched in, and nothing happened. it is time for