rumble, tap, clap, step. rumble, tap, clap, step. i got it!ous bit, because this is all really good fun and great, but the dance world — we we re fun and great, but the dance world — we were getting into the theatre world, you are big and the telly world. all that has stopped because of the coronavirus, hasn't it? it really has, and it is really u nfortu nate really has, and it is really unfortunate because in my industry, the moment you stop working, especially why i did the west end on wednesday, it was because most of my friends worked in the west end, still do. once they stopped working, their work stopped. and that is something about show business, it looks really amazing and glamourous on the outside, but actually there are loads of people who are not paid are loads of people who are not paid a load of money, and loads of people behind the scenes. even actors on the west end, quite often are not even earning much when they are at work. so it is not like everyone is a mega loaded celebrity. work. so it is not like everyone is a mega loade

maybe even a few rumbles of thunder. the rain chances linger into next week. in fact we have a decent chance of rain on monday, and there's an outside chance into tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. we break it down with a look at futurecast and show you what to expect throughout the weekend coming up in just a few minutes. liz? >>> all right, look forward to that. thank you, paul. the state is moving forward with its plan to house the homeless during the coronavirus pandemic. governor newsom announced the state has 15,000 hotel rooms they plan to used. they'll be managed by counties to house infected homeless men and women who need to isolate. the san francisco mayor wants to prioritize those who test positive or are considered vulnerable. but some advocates want most of the city's homeless moved into hotels now. >> it's absolutely inevitable that we'll have outbreaks at all the shelters. let's do this faster to save lives. >> this is more complicated than opening up every hotel room in san francisco and making it available. if that were possible, we'd do it in

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they could be heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. still quite windy here, especially north west scotland. gusts of 50 mph. the further south you are the winds are light. although it is cooler than yesterday it is still above average in terms of temperature. mid to high teens in places. any showers we have got will fade away as we go through this evening. still one or two brushing the western isles in scotland. if you have been doing some work in the garden, take note that we will see a frost for some going into the morning, temperatures lower than this in rural spots, at or may be below freezing for some. some patchy mist and fog. that clears and a fine tuesday to come across much of the uk. it rains in the western isles later. cloud putting into southern england may well push out the art shower. temperature is higher, high teens to near 20 in england and wales. warmer on wednesday. at this stage the weather front would bring rain into parts of scotland, cloud to northern ireland. cloud, bright oi’ sunny to northern ireland. cloud, b

that rumble. they arejust taxiing now.as a taxi around the airport. it will be a very special moment. they are dealing three loops around captain tom's house. we will be following every step. we would do the take off, we will see it as they go around tom's house. we will see it on breakfast as it happens. you'll also hear the pilots tom happy birthday. they have said they will do that while they are doing it. doctors and nurses working on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic have been at the heart of captain tom's fundraising (pres)as the pressure mission — or colonel tom as he is now! as the pressure on the nhs increases day by day, hospitals have been taking different measures to make life easier for staff. breakfast‘sjohn maguire has been looking at how the money that's been raised is being spent. black americano? yes, please. how are you? yeah, i'm good. i'm good. a coffee, chat, a quick catch up. worth its weight in gold for staff on busy wards at poole hospital in dorset. nice to have a bit of a rest. this room

the chance of the odd rumble of thunder. mid—teens but a bit cooler along the east coast, where there is more cloud and breeze coming in from the north sea. further heavy showers rattling in from the english channel and across southern england into the midlands and south wales through tonight. you are likely to hear the odd rumble of thunder in the south. things remaining dry further north. quite a cloudy day for most on saturday with showery rain across england and wales which should fizzle out later in the day. clear skies further north and temperatures in the region of 9—17 degrees. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines. the boss of an nhs trust has warned his staff could run out of protective gowns this weekend, despite assurances from ministers that there are enough to go round. the mayor of london says people should wear facemasks whenever they leave home, but the government's chief medical adviser says the current evidence to support wearing a mask is "weak." ministers have set o

andl you're going to have a lot of rumbles and i can see now why they have been sitting on his exitwanting to share it. i think it is great that it has come out now because it gives us time to discuss it, certainly in my circle i can think of a lot of people who are in that age group and are a lot fitter and better off and in every way healthier than people substantially younger than them. i cannot see that they are going to ta ke cannot see that they are going to take this sitting down. in that, half the lords would be in that group, if not all the lords. that is a very good point. john, just before we move onto the next story i am struck by a paragraph in the sunday times, a story about ministers being spooked by in quotation marks, an apocalyptic treasury report warning apocalyptic treasury report warning a possible report failure of six out of ten businesses in the next few weeks unless they ease restrictions. this is why we need to get going, frankly. lots of people will be thinking, i don't want to go out, i don't want to risk my health, but we have to get the country going ag

for pm, rain in south wales down towards kent and the odd rumble of thunder possible.wers move further north. the first showers fizzle away but heavier downpours pushing in from the english channel across southern england and south wales and you are likely to hear the odd rumble of thunder tonight here. staying dry further north. 0n saturday, cloudy in much of england and wales and initially the heavy showers, the odd thunderstorm in the morning, they will fizzle away and drier further morning, they will fizzle away and drierfurther north. morning, they will fizzle away and drier further north. sunday, morning, they will fizzle away and drierfurther north. sunday, dry across the board. the headlines coming up next. good morning welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: the lockdown is on for another three weeks, as the government commissions top scientists to look at how the uk will get out of it. the boss of a major nhs hospital says he fears staff will run out of protective gowns this weekend, and asks two leading fashion chains

and rival rumble told us they've seen a and rival rumble told us they've seen a significant increaseher major dating app to get an insight into the changing habits of users. so we are seeing about a 30% spike in messages. people are matching more and they're having a lot more conversations, and they're turning those conversations into video chats and phone calls. and even more interestingly, we are seeing about 90% of our users going on video calls saying they really enjoyed the experience and will do it again. it's definitely not as awkward as people fear it's going to be. i do think the culture of dating will change the result of this. one of the most important things is people are getting used to video chatting and they‘ re people are getting used to video chatting and they're dipping their toe in and realising it's pretty great, and i think people will continue to do that after social distancing ends. i definitely think it's something people will continue to do. so, the big dating apps have found that for their users, lockdown hasn't proved that much of a barrier in looking for l

from afar we heard the rumble of cannon. nobody dared move many more were dying and it. had been no food for days only the next day some of the russian prisoners went to. the later we marched to it down here now it's mushy at 56000 people were murdered. or died of starvation or illness. after the liberation of the death camp the american soldiers forced citizens of nearby weimar to visit the site to face the atrocities the corpses were piled up. remembering the atrocities remains important 75 years on but even even me wants to look forward and be even mention the think of the ones who are suffering today. who are fleeing fleeing award or because they hope to find their power at a cells where. those who drone in the ocean or who are stuck between borders that. don't tell me that this is something different but of course it is a little different but a lot of people turned a blind eye when it came to what happened with the jews. so if you've got the strength and show empathy for those who need help you know. even even you is grateful for all the happy years he has lived sin

across these areas through the afternoon that you'll most likely to see some flashes of lightning, rumblesbit of hail mixed in. could be some sunshine around at some of the showers across the norm ——north the uk will also be slow—moving. it'll manage to give some fairly downpours as well. this weekend, the winds will tend to fall much lighter still be son showers around particular across the north and east. some sunshine but will be quite cloudy at times too. saturday we start off with some morning sunshine but clouds will develop and will quite cloudy towards the middle part of date in early afternoon. they'll be showers around particularly northern and eastern scotland some running into parts of north and east england as well. temperatures looking high for many of us around 14 and i7dc. we start off fine again on sunday but cloud will once again build across the skies into the early part of the afternoon. again there are still some showers to come particular across northern and eastern scotland again running down into parts of northern england. temperatures similar most between 14 and i7

pins and needles, and then the numbers started climbing. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby. today i'm in picturesque roanoke, virginia. the name "roanoke" is believed to come from an algonquin word that means "shell money," which is very appropriate to the story of this strange inheritance. >> my name is ryan givens. in 1992, my mother, melva givens, died at the age of 79. as executor of her estate, i found a lock box in her closet which contained a strange envelope. >> ryan, this is the box? >> this is the box that she kept it in in her bedroom closet, and she kept it along with other things in this envelope right here. >> so, it says, "this is a changed date," and what else does it -- "not real"? >> not the real one. >> "changed date," "not real," "1913." melva's terse note reflects what she'd been told about the coin inside -- that it's a clever fake of one of the rarest and most valuable coins ever minted -- the 1913 liberty head 5-cent piece. coin expert and auctioneer paul montgomery wrote a book about the nickels. >> from 1883 to 19

we may even hear the odd rumble of thunder and those winds too, quite noticeable through the channel of the gusts. for northern ireland, the best and the brightest perhaps later in the day, out towards the west. stuck underneath the cloud, the eastern side of scotland, nine only, a high in the day of about 13 or 14. those showers keep going for those eastern areas during the course of the evening, gradually filtering away as the low pressure tries to move its centre of gravity out into the north sea. but it's still the dominant influence across the northern half of the british isles. and come the afternoon again, i think we'll see some pretty heavy downpours towards the eastern side of the pennines. perhaps the driest of the weather further towards the south and west where we could well see a high in the day of 15 or 16. that low pressure is still the dominant feature as i take you out friday and move you into the first part of the weekend. but you just get the sense that it is drifting a little bit further towards the east and out allows it to start picking up the north and north—we

i think it is a sign of the kind of fight you might have if this is still rumbling through whe we comenovember. we have seen a lot of people in wisconsin willing to stand in line to exercise the rig to anchor: thank you. here in new york, the death toll in the last 24 hours was the highest yet. 731 died. the rate at which people are being admitted to hospital has slowed. ofr more, i enjoyed by craig spencer, directo global health and emergency medicine at columbia medical center. can y describe the scene in your hospital's emergency room >> every hospital is a little bit different. it is dire. this is new for many of us. we are being forced to do things have not had to do in the past. lives ad up to save right now we are standing by and watching them pass as we are withdrawing care for people. they give something back to the communities. anchor: what impact this is having on your staff? >> this is physically and mentally exhausting. i know the physicalveoll this can and the mental toll. i am hoping that everyone i work withry needs ee to lean on. anchor: who is it that is getting sick?

and on the way to work i heard a big rumble of thunder. we will continue to see unstable weather conditions as we go into wednesday but other areas including tokyo will see very nice calm conditions on wednesday and temperatures are going to be unusually warm. 22 on wednesday. even warming up to 26 degrees on your friday as well as saturday. for the past several days but finally going back to normal starting on your thursday. unusually high temperatures can be found in northern china as well as mongolia. 33 on thursday. that's 20 degrees higher than normal. stay safe. >>> that's all for this edition. thanks for watching and we'll have more for you soon. >>> welcome to newsline. today we have reports on young entrepreneurs in three countries taking initiative in their respective countries. each illustrates the truth that even small interventions can help to bring about change on a much larger scale. first schoolgirls face a problem that's widespread in developing countries. many feel compelled to skip classes or drop out of school all toget

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there are rumblings when she doesn't appear at the right time. this is very important because at the moment, the government's message is not carrying home, the government is not actually coming over very well. the prime minister is ill, he is recovering and so far the government ministers have appeared, even a scientific people who have appeared, haven't always come over very well and there are many questions about the safety equipment for the people on the front line in the nhs, the question about testing, the government flipping back and forth with this policy of how to contain this disease, the queen makes a crucial intervention at the right time. also, the very important point that the telegraph makes, when buckingham palace was bombed during the second world war, the queen mother said she could now look the east end in the eye and that message of the queen this weekend will be a symbolic one in that sense. also in the telegraph, the mayor of new york is calling for doctors to come forward because they are bearing the brunt of it at the momen

we may even hear the odd rumble of thunder and those winds too, quite noticeable through the channelso in the highest of the gusts. for northern ireland, the best and the brightest perhaps later in the day, out towards the west. stuck underneath the cloud, the eastern side of scotland, nine only, a high in the day of about 13 or 1a. those showers keep going for those eastern areas during the course of the evening, gradually filtering away as the low pressure tries to move its centre of gravity out into the north sea. but it's still the dominant influence across the northern half of the british isles. and come the afternoon again, i think we'll see some pretty heavy downpours towards the eastern side of the pennines. perhaps the driest of the weather further towards the south and west where we could well see a high in the day of 15 or 16. that low pressure is still the dominant feature as i take you out friday and move you into the first part of the weekend. but you just get the sense that it is drifting a little bit further towards the east and out allows us to start picking up the n

[ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby here in savannah, georgia, today on my way to meet a woman whose strange inheritance was built with blood, sweat and gears. >> my name is sherri anderson. my dad was a farmer who worked more than 5,000 acres of potatoes, beer barley and sugar beets, but his real bumper crop was growing inside his barns. >> sherri. >> hey.>> i'm jamie. >> nice to meet you.to savannah. >> oh, it's gorgeous and so great to meet you. inside, sherri shows me some old photos that tell the story of her father's 20-plus years restoring cars and trucks in his barns near paul, idaho. what variety. >> absolutely. he had cars dating from 1919 up to 1982. he got a 1968 mustang, which was mom's cruising car, a 1928 rolls-royce. >> this looks special. >> the 1950 bentley, my personal favorite, too. >> the restoration wizard, callan "cal" phillips, born 1925. he spends his childhood working on the family wheat and potato farm in south-central idaho. cal serves in the pacific in world war ii, re

(wolowitz screaming) (loud rumbling) loops, calm down! ♪ baruch atah, adonai, eloheinu ♪ ♪ melech haolam, hamotzi ♪ ♪ lechem min haaretz... what's that? the jewish prayer for eating bread! (laughs): we don't have one for falling out of space! (booming) (gasps) (rumbling stops) we did it! (laughing): we're on the ground! we survived! that was just the parachute. we still have another six miles to go. (screaming) ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ bang! ♪ - oh.- oh, darn! - wha- let me help. lift and push and push!

michael moore, host of podcast rumble with michael moore.f gibbs is as michael said the director, writer and producer of "planet of the humans." >>> the cdc is warning a second wave of the virus could hit in the fall just in time for elections. next, why mail-in voting might be vital in flattening the curve. ain't stoppin' believe m♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait,♪ ♪we're taking everything we wanted♪ ♪we can do it ♪all strength, no sweat open. remember having that feeling for the first time? the first day you opened. the first day you had a customer, the first day you taught a class, had a client, a patient, a session. open... remember the night before you opened? who could ever sleep? open... but there's a different question we are being asked now. are you going to remain open? even when your doors are closed? open. that's how we show who we are. and there's another way to be open, to pull together - or push, depending on the door. and we are making it work and we will continue to make it work together. because ope

and then heavier rain, even the possibility of a few rumbles of thunder.t's going to be a breezy day sunday, as well. temperatures today managed to get up close to what is normal for this time of year. especially farther inland. close to 70 in santa rosa. mid-60s san jose, but only upper 50s along the coast and in the city. these temperatures will be much more similar to each other as we head into the weekend. the cloud cover, the rain, those gusty winds, pretty much going to keep everybody on an even playing field. and tonight with those increasing clouds overhead, i not going to be as chilly. no 30s on the map by early tomorrow morning. mid-40s for most locations, upper 40s around the bay. high temperatures tomorrow, not warming up very much, only 10 to 12 degrees from where we were earlier in the morning. not much variation, because, gain, everybody will see those cloudover head. thickening clouds tonight. futurecast shows that gray working its way in from the coast with the rain knock on our doorstep by early tomorrow morning, already moving into the n

the heavier rain, the more widespread rain, and even the chance of a few rumbles of thunder is heading our way sunday. that's rolling in late morning into the early afternoon. locally heavy downpours and even small hail out of the actual thunderstorms. that activity starts to taper off sunday evening, but it's going to take a couple of days for the rain chances to really diminish entirely. monday and tuesday still looking around a half inch to inch total rainfall by monday. every little bit definitely helps. we'll take whatever mother nature is willing to provide. and the showers could stick around until tuesday, but we predict a dry forecast for wednesday with temperatures around normal. we'll keep you updated as the whole situation unfolds. we're also continuing to show your kids' art projects as they're home from school, and hopefully keeping up with their studies, but keeping time for right brain activities as well. this is from athena. a local color to brighten up your thursday evening. tag us to share on any social media platform. >>> a santa was determined not to let social dist

southeast but there is another headed our way sunday with a good chance of showers on sunday and maybe rumbles of thunder and lingering showers on monday. add it up, we will see half inch rain in most locations. that will drop our temperatures a little bit but as we dry out next week we should see a warm up toward tuesday and wednesday. i want to share a quick picture to share with you. thank you for these pictures. i love you, dad. like seeing those from the kids. we will share these. use hashtag #kpix 5 on social media. >> love the pictures. >>> the coronavirus forced school . >>> this time of year would normally be the start of prom season, so high schoolers are making the best of it. one mom in new mexico shared this photo of her daughter getting ready for the big occasion. she posed with her hair and makeup done wearing a gown. mom says she planned to dance with her we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a cl

we've heard a few rumbles of thunder out there throughout the afternoon, but mostly just moderate tooccasionally heavy rainfall. around darnville, some heavier dune pours, moving also from east to west. if you can hear thunder you shall don't want to be outside. that's when the lightning is close enough to be a threat. we'll look at rain chances over the next several days and take you through the decide weekend coming up in just a few minutes. >>> up next, the report claiming nurses are facing shortages of toilet paper. >> tonight the white house on the defensive. >> it's wrong. give me the name of the inspector general. could politics be entered into that? >> i would be very careful about how you handle your cats. >> and the fear tonight from some cat owners after a tiger at one zoo tests positive for covid-19. >>> plus they can barely play their bills right now, yet one local restaurant is still finding ways to feed hundreds of people for free. >> they're right on the front lines every day, putting their lives on the line, it feel goose do something for them. >> and a lot of time t

you see these patches of yellow indicating heavier downpours pitch wouldn't be surprised if we see rumblesunder. the upper atmosphere won't have time to melt before it gets down to ground level. once we add up to the rain, not just tomorrow and sunday, but continuing into monday, we're talking about some very beneficial rain amounts. anywhere else from half an inch to over an inch of total rainfall. the yellow shaded areas of highlighting the higher terrain. that's where you're more likely to get up to or around an inch of total rainfall. so the santa cruz mountains and some of the north bay peaks likely to overachieve on rainfall. but, hey, even a half inch, we would take it. not going to erase the rainfall deficit, but every little bit helps. we'll day out then and by wednesday and thursday, our temperatures return to what is normal for early april. we continue to highlight your kids artery work that they've been working on home from school. this is serena possessing with her work of art. she is 8 years old. looks like she has a whale there spouting. maybe inspired by the whales in the b

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. >> there were rumblings that as many of 300 people were being released but they say it will be nowhere near that. >> a list we got from the superior court included may be 150 different cases which means lesser cases. >> there is always at risk that we are taking by doing something that is going to allow them to come back into society. but we have to see what is going to be the betterment for everybody. >> if they are going to be released at the time, they are going to go in and get right back out again. >> they tell me that concern for an uptick in crime is a legit one. >> we will have to release local inmates but because of that, i would expect the crime will go up as a result of that. >> the da and sheriff's office are trying to talk on looting charges to petty theft crimes but they say they will continue to look at every case objectively despite the concerns about inmates being released. >> we are not looking to add serious charges just to keep someone in custody. we are not trying to give them more serious charges to avoid this order. >> they also say it is reduced its jail populat

both locations should expect some rain, no doubt, you are probably hearing some thunder and rumblingff from the distance. for everybody else, that is mainly what this afternoon looks like, looking over san jose it is currently 67 degrees, and we are talking about rain, none of these locations are reporting anything, let santa rosa has those lightning strikes showing up on the current report, we will watch that over the course of the next hour is this peters out. for the rest of the day, as that cell clears out, we'll get a quiet evening, overnight we will go back down into the 50- degree range for the morning low temperatures, tomorrow is much quieter, we will see a little bit more coming into the immediate bay in the morning. other than that, most of tomorrow will be pretty cloud free, warmer than today, temperatures climb up into the middle 70s. watch the warm up. concord is my first example. notice the warm up, we will keep going from here, plenty of sunshine for the coming week, temperatures get near 80 by wednesday. and let's do this now for san jose, a similar story, maybe a th

we may even hear the odd rumble of thunder and those winds too, quite noticeable through the channele gusts. for northern ireland, the best and the brightest perhaps later in the day, out towards the west. stuck underneath the cloud, the eastern side of scotland, nine only, a high in the day of about 13 or 14. those showers keep going for those eastern areas during the course of the evening, gradually filtering away as the low pressure tries to move its centre of gravity out into the north sea. but it's still the dominant influence across the northern half of the british isles. and come the afternoon again, i think we'll see some pretty heavy downpours towards the eastern side of the pennines. perhaps the driest of the weather further towards the south and west where we could well see a high in the day of 15 or 16. that low pressure is still the dominant feature as i take you out friday and move you into the first part of the weekend. but you just get the sense that it is drifting a little bit further towards the east and out allows it to start picking up the north and north—westerly

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