are no royal white tigers. >> the white tiger is not a separate species. not a separate creature. it's just a tiger that happens to be white. >> white tigers really, for the most part, are bred because of how they look. it's all about that striking appearance. >> these are inbred animals that all come back to one animal, the first white tiger that was captive. >> remember mohan, that first white tiger that was captured in india? all of these tigers and these little cubs trace back to him. >> mohan was bred back to his daughter to try to produce this white tiger. so that's where the inbreeding came about. >> so, unfortunately because there's been so much inbreeding, there's a lot of problems with the tigers that you now see today in captivity. so, ranging from crooked backs to club feet, internal problems, kidney problems. >> there have been no reports of genetic abnormalities with siegfried & roy's white tigers. in fact, they say they practiced conscientious breeding to avoid mating tigers that are closely related. and they say they stopped breeding tigers

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>>> well, while the white house deals with the pandemic right now, a reporter asked president trump if he would pardon the man known as joe exotic from the netflix docuseries, tiger king. >> would you recommend a pardon? >> i am not weighing in on that. >> i don't think we would. >> go ahead. do you have a question? >> i'll take a look. >> now, a reporter from the new york post asked that question yesterday and quickly was criticized by other members of the media and by activist groups. the reporter said he asked the question because president trump's son, donald trump, jr., posted about it on social media. joe exotic is serving a 22-year prison sentence for o straiting a murder for hire plot targeting animal rights activist carole baskin. >>> all right. time now is 4:40. time to check in with steve paulson again. how is it? >> it is not as cold as the last couple of mornings. that is for sure. 51. a couple of days ago, it was 31 or 32. we don't have to worry about the critical. that is the stubborn fog bank which keeps the lows up. it keeps the high temperatures from getting to near average here. cloudy to mostly cloudy for everybody including san jose at 54. up

. >> well, while the white house deals with the pandemic, one reporter asks if president trump would pardon joe exotic from the netflix series tiger>> would you recommend a pardon? >> i am not weighing in. >> i will take a look. >> now, new york post reporter asked the question yesterday and drew criticism from the media and activist groups. the reporter says that he asked the question because donald trump, jr. posted about it on social media. by the way, joe exotic is serving a 22-year prison sentence for orchestrating a murder for hire plot and targeting the animal rights activist carol baskin. >>> well, tmz is producing a special program for the tiger king. it's going to air on monday night right here on ktvu fox 2. it's the life and legal problems of joe exotic and that's the focus of a new poplar series. the crew is building on the shows popularity by exploring the questions left unanswered and including what happened to carol baskin's husband that's missing since 1997. you can watch the tmz special monday night here at 9:00 here on channel 2. >> all right, pam thank you. >>> the time is 6:51. we have pam and steve and sal ha

white house coronavirus task force breathing is coming up. directly ahead, president trump weighing in on the insane documentary tiger came.n "the five." ♪ no matter what. at lincoln financial, we share that responsibility. standing by your side, as we have for over 115 years. at lincoln financial, we share that responsibility. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ♪ >> jesse: the white house coronavirus task force is about to come out and give another briefing. while we wait, let's do this. president trump was asked about a potential pardon for joe exotic, the start of the netflix hit documentary "tiger king." he's currently serving a life sentence for a murder-for-hire plot. >> president trump: i know nothing about his, 22 years for what? >> allegedly he hired someone to murder and animal rights activists but he says he didn't do it. >> president trump: are you on his side, are you recommending a pardon? as a reporter you're not allowed to do that. would you recommend a pardon? i don't think your weddin

reporter at the white house asked president trump if he would pardon the man known as joe exotic from the netflix docuseries "tigerld you recommend the pardon? i don't think you would. i don't think you would. go ahead. do you have a question? >> i will take a look. >> the reporter for the "new york post" asked that question yesterday and was quickly criticized by other members of the media and also by activist troops. reporters said he asked the question because president trump's son, donald trump jr., posted about it on social media. joe exotic is 722 year prison sentence for august rating a murder for hire plot, targeting animal rights activist carole baskin. >>> talk about weather. these hours that we have to fill, i said this a couple of days ago. i watched "tiger king". it is probably everything else netflix has to offer. >> that amazon prime, turner classic movies, you name it. trying to get them all in. here's know about about it. trying to read as much as i can. it is tough after a while, you are like, what do you do now? you look up and overcast conditions probably for most. low clouds, high clouds, stub

it had those white buildings in cemeteries military associated and barracks .ssociated with civil war tiger creek had turned into a fetid sewer. the only building you see is the one in the back, the smithsonian castle with its towers rising up. the mall was a mess. in 1900 it was still filled with trees. this is a view from the top of the washington monument. you are looking to the capital and can see the smithsonian on the right. you can see the national gallery of art was occupied by the railroad station. the railroad tracks crossed the mall at sixth street. so how are we depicting the civil war on the mall in the area immediately after? we weren't. there were not opportunities to do so. it was not until 1900 that things started to change. memorialt the lincoln in 1922 and the grant memorial. to understand this we need to go back to the plan again. the 1791 plan i'm showing you on ,he right, laying out the city with the mall as its centerpiece, physically and also symbolically. 1901, senator mcmillan convened a commission, now known as the mcmillan commission, or the senate park mission.

. >>> while the white house deals with the pandemic a reporter asked president trump if he would pardon the man known as joe exotic from the netflix series "tiger >> would you recommend a pardon? >> i don't think that you would. i will take a look. >> now, a new york post reporter asked the question to president trump yesterday. quickly was criticized by other members of the media and from activist groups. he said that he asked the question because president trump's son donald trump, jr. posted about it on social media. joe exotic is serving a 22-year prison sentence for orchestrating a murder for hire plot and targeting the animal rights activist carol baskin. >>> okay. the time is 5:39. let's check in with more steve. i have not seen the tiger king. i maybe one of the people that have it. >> i felt sorry for the tigers. >> you did? >> yeah, i felt sorry for the animals. >>> the water temperatures are too cold. there's a low cloud deck and that's just like the gloom here in april. up above that, we see a lot of high clouds:we're still rotating around the low. that's producing a little bit of rain. now, the snow is up to two to three inches the

a cat fight, netflix series tiger king being crowned add quarantine's roaring hit, it's become so popular, it has made its way into the white. boston light, america's oldest lighthouse, has stood strong through every dark hour and bright dawn our country has endured. it has seen the break in the clouds before anyone else. for the past 168 years, we've also stood by you, helping you weather storms like this one, to protect your loved ones. and we'll do it for 168 more. i often get asked what should i do helping you weather storms like this one, if i think i might have corona virus? people who are sick should stay home. you don't go to an emergency room. you don't go to a clinic. you get on the phone and you ask for advice and instructions from your physician. we don't want you to go into the e.r. or the doctor's office without talking to them first, because you might spread corona virus to someone else. please visit coronavirus.gov for more information. cheryl: the coronavirus pandemic, the u.s. death toll has topped 14,800 but there are signs the spread is slowing in some hot spots. the cdc by the way has issued guidelines

white house is saying this morning. >>> pets and covid. for the first time in the u.s. two house cats testing positive for coronavirus and seven new tigers and lions infected at the bronx zoo. what the cdc is saying about animals and the virus. >>> the count down to the nfl draft. commissioner roger goodell joins us live this morning. >> and legends banding ther. from bon jovi to tony be nnnett and the boss himself, bruce springsteen. the star tstudded jersey for jersey benefit rocking out to raise moan for their home state. >>> good morning, america. >> robin we're seeing so many frontline workers support each other every single day. >> we really are. new york hit so hard by the pandemic. the nypd paying tribute to the health care heros who volunteered to help out at new york city from all oefrp the over the country. appreciative of each and every one of them, george. >> boy, we sure are, robin. you see heroes cheering heroes right there and right now, more than 76,000 people have recovered in the united states. across the country there are now more than 840,000 confirmed cases. on the economic front millions more unemployment claims re

white decided to postpone the event after calls from executives at espn and disney. the fight was scheduled to air on espn plus. well, folks, if you need just a little more tiger get ready. a new special episode is dropping this sunday on netflix. it's going to be called the tiger king and i, it's going to be hosted by joel mchale. it's going to have interviews with some of the stars from the show, giving them a chance to update viewers on their lives since the show's release and judging by netflix's tweet on the new episode, the special is going to take a little more dare i say funny turn, crazy turn. this is what they tweeted, more than 34 million people watched the tiger king within the first 10 days of its release, dagen, so there is your daily tiger king update and i'm sure you're excited for the new episode that drops on sunday. dagen: i watched the thing five times start to finish. cheryl: you have not. dagen: yes, i have. it is awesome. maybe i'll watch it again this weekend. thank you so much, cheryl. cheryl: sure. dagen: thank you. coronavirus now leading the -- the leading cause of death in the united states. the virus killing nearly 2,000 americans

tiger king, watching a lot of tv. trying to get instacart deliveries that is for if right now the new normal. and it will continue for a while. there are, as the whitee house task force warns this week will be one of the worst ones yet. even as encouraging new data does surface. griff jenkins live in washington to explain. griff, while the president can be optimistic, the scientists at the same time say we don't know where we are in this yet. griff: that's right, steve, ainsley and brian, good morning. the president wants us to know that this will soon eventually end. but americans should brace this week to be tested like never before, after the nation's top doc issued this ominous warning. >> >> this is going to be the hardest and saddest week of most americans' lives, quite frankly. this is going to be our pearl harbor moment. our 9/11 moment. only it's not going to be localized. it's going to be happening all over the country there. griff: encouraging signs like the declining number of deaths in new york. many hospitals are beyond capacity. critical ofly needed medical supplies are scarce in some places. the governor of some hot spots are taking

white shelter-in-place order allowed beaches to reopen. local officials are pushing back at the decision but the governor says patrols are making sure beach goers practice social distancing. >>> the bronx zoo announced that a tigeras tested positive for covid-19 and six other big cats also showing symptoms. all of the animals are expected to recover >>> new york is by far the hardest hit region in america. the state report 120,000 cases. local leaders have been pleading for more help for health care workers. apple says it has donated 20 million masks to hospitals already. >>> general motors has overhauled their factories to produce protective gear. the auto maker is sharing step by step manufacturing plans to 600 suppliers to encourage them to join the cause. >>> comedians are healing through laughter during a charity event online they've raised more than $300,000 for the pandemic. >>> numbers are staggering and expected to continue growing with health officials warning the pandemic will likely get worse before it ge >> reporter: with the nation's death toll rising the presidene. >> wrmof death but it's also a point at which things are going to start changing. >> reporter: while the nation's top doctor delivered