politico this is this and this is going to further you wrote hong kong free speech and hong kong so tommy all right that's t.v. call reporting for us in taipei thank you. india and bangladesh are assessing the damage left by one of the most violent storms in recent his sight left a trail of destruction in coastal communities and west been goals main city south millions of people they all without electricity and the coronavirus is hampering relief efforts. to get a last ditch effort these bangladeshis are preparing for the worst. feeling sandbags with their bare hands they braved conditions voted on by one of the most powerful cyclons in decades. meteorologists have dubbed it a super cyclamen and as it headed inland it lived up to that name it sent water surging inland some 25 kilometers the damage compounded by winds of up to 185 kilometers per hour. in comic conditions inside kid of bangladesh volunteers help to bring locals to safety more than 2 and a half 1000000 people who were evacuated to shelters like this one which brought new concerns amid the corona pandemic bill what the union put

as they take to the streets against a proposed security bill they say threatens the territories all tommy also coming up. benyamin netanyahu becomes the 1st sitting israeli prime minister to go on trial as he faces corruption charges just days after beginning his 5th term in office. and in week 2 of the bonus leaders returned from a 4 straight fire and showed their heads above the rest they dispatched frank 1st to extend their lead over 2nd placed. on public fully as welcome to the program protests have broken out in hong kong after china sparked outrage with proposed new legislation that would ban bait what beijing calls secessionism and subversive activity aids could allow chinese security agents to operate in the territory pro-democracy campaign. years are calling it a threat to hong kong's autonomy. tear gas once again shrouds the streets of hong kong. protests returned after china pushed for a strict new national security law for the territory under cover of the corona virus. the national security law is even more damaging and harmful than the extradition bell last year introduced by

activists as they take to the streets against a proposed security deal they say threatens to territories all tommy also coming up . benyamin netanyahu becomes the 1st sitting israeli prime minister to go on trial as he faces corruption.

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assume resulted in you know people being arrested and getting long custody all sentences potentially the problem with this last tommy is a so much that we don't really know about it it's all down to what china's definition is of a protest. freedom of speech incitement to protest. and you know what we've seen today i think are examples of the sort of things that china's government would categorize as subversion or sedition take your pick. or i know that will come back to you later to check up on things for now that was adrian brown from hong kong. now in mecca one of the most sacred cities in the sam public prayers to marquee dilfer 3 have been taken place but only a few dozen worshippers gathered at the great mosque saudi arabia has imposed around the clock curfew after infections surged almost 70000 it's a different picture in pakistan where large gatherings spotted across the country in the largest city karate public prayers to market been taking place despite the threat of the virus spreading from scholars urged people to follow social distancing during celebrations unlike many other countries under lockdown musl

because, tommy, first of all i'll be long gone by then. going to get you some smucker's, too. >> okay. >> happy birthday, tommy. >> happy birthday. >> thank you >> let's see, let's go from happy birthday, tommy, to the maston family from winston-salem, north carolina. there they are i recognize those shirts these is the wofford family. meredith and matthew grads from '96 and '97, right >> that's right. >> matt, you were kappa cig, too, right >> i was >> house number 4. matt and i were fraternity brothers emily, happy birthday. you just celebrated your sweet 16 >> yes, sunday it was last sunday >> i'm guessing by the shirt you're wearing, you've decided already where you want to go to college? >> yes, one of my top colleges. fingers crossed. >> we'll get you in. all right. emily, happy belated birthday to you. what's your name here in the yellow i'm sorry. >> molly's here too. >> very nice to see you guys >> let's pop that big screen up and look at all of our folks again. we've got rebecca, olivia, colleen tucker, the william family we see

native americans have been eating oysters forever, all around the chesapeake bay. >> tommy tells me oysterse not a delicacy back then, but an everyday meal. >> when they finished eating them, whether they were raw or roasted or on a fire, they tossed the shells. and so you can find these old fossil shell piles from 1,000 years ago. >> oyster harvesting becomes a big business in the chesapeake bay -- more than 14 million bushels a year by the 1880s. the supply seems endless. >> it was a wild commodity that you would just go out and take, and there weren't a whole lot of regulations on it. so it created this leasing structure where the state went out and carved it up into real estate. >> in 1899, dirt farmer james croxton, grandfather of billy and jimmy and great-grandfather to ryan and travis, gets in on the new underwater real estate, leasing two acres from the commonwealth of virginia. >> when he got into the oystering, that was to supplement his income in the winter. >> james' plots are located at the mouth of the rappahannock river, where it meets the chesapeake bay. each year, he and ot

they all represent something more. the feeling of home. 2", tommy james. i am who said summer of 60 it was something else for him. thank you frank. during the highs today that's not going to be the case. we will talk to stephen just a moment. if you want a request hit me up on social media. the hashtag ktvu on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >>> >> failed a first-hand -- test to launch a satellite. it carried a rocket under its left wing. as it took off in the mojave desert. the rocket which carried the satellite was released as planned. but, the rockets first stage engine apparently did not ignite. that prevented the satellite from reaching its orbit altitude. no one final delivery. is above tanzania. it delivered food, water, and equipment to the space station. it will bring home tons of trash. the spacecraft is the last of its kind in japan's htv fleet. it will be retired once it returns to earth. >>> tomorrow, the u.s. space program is due to make history, the first launch of astronauts from the space center in nine years. spacex is in charge of the

all back to you guys in the studio. >>in the buzz, tiger and peyton beat phil and tommy and now the check is in the mail. the match provided $20 million to covid relief and a little entertainment relief. in case. you didn't spend sunday in front of the tv i condensed it down to the best 2 minutes. >>if you could have brought a county today who did then. i'm playing with a lighter to bring the light. if you bring the polls. felt sure bill belichick candy for just to for what. the alarm someone. >>i've seen 40 some odd things before but having to the market paused at u.s. we have one off. yeah, i got some silver ones, yemen and the gold ones. but you want to her. these aren't the falcons are playing against tigers are pretty good closer it feels that at crans bro not i mean who else is well. bills are phil don't don't miss you step on that are putting michigan. >>they haven't been good since you left. >>effort to sell tobacco to it so partners going eli what made that no i think time. >>the half unforced error. that's a it is a gentleman's game we you know want to burden, but it's a win like a and chain. t

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all. she's been married to tommy lee, singer kid rock, poker player rick salomon twice.please god, one more time only for your sake, pam anderson, it's the last. >> someone give her ciara's prayer. prayer. ♪ your love is lifting me higher ♪ ♪ than i've ever been lifted before ♪ >>> welcome back. a texas man has proven that the love for his wife has lifted him higher, literally. >> his wife was stuck in the hospital in quarantine, but that didn't stop him from a very special and time-honored tradition. here's abc's david muir. >> reporter: jim and lisa talley from arlington, texas married 37 years. they have four children, six grandchildren, and lisa was recently diagnosed with ovarian cancer. she's been in the hospital, and because of the virus, her husband could not visit. and so on lisa's birthday, jim was determined to sing to her, just as he has face-to-face for 37 years. so jim went to that hospital with a lift. he >> well, we're at the hospital. she's up there somewhere. >> reporter: backing up the lift right toward lisa's room, raising it up. >> they won't let me

tommy. in the end. ironically the driver of the white truck gets by without any trouble unlike his pal sandy who stuck in traffic 5 hours all right we're going to tell you the world bluntly. player is not shielded from men today and yes. it's not boring. but if. you can try strolling. from point one to point b. schooling once we. get through to the good it's only them a job because books is the only road up to our. question really. the 2 guns i need from north. thank. you for all to 18 hours on the road the convoy is only huff way through its journey. friends. are. muslim. sleep last night is did not really. was there none i. was. sure of that since our. history is repeating itself the bounty and his men just like this morning they find themselves facing another obstacle walking. in the old. nothing in my pocket i'm up. but the driver of the white truck is most concerned about the ditch running along the side of the road if i go on like that in my car. just let me. let me just right because i'll be moving on that. i think you will be like that and there are a lot of people. here you do sound you know you know if. and when i

million people watched super bowl 38 only 6 million people saw tommy's and these including patrick mahomes michael phelps steph curry they are all reacting to the match in real time. steph was impressed with the 6 shot, not with the split pants but it doesn't look like a e show has been watching a lot of tv. she's been workin out she showed off her bikini bod with the caption took me long enough you can. fast he lost 35 pounds and bay buchanan is barely 2. that's not easy that's a lot of hours in the gym girl. you know who else is back in fighting shape, 53 year-old mike tyson bare knuckle fighting championship is set to offer him more than million to come out of retirement and compete in a charity bout. and they say a lot of fires are interested in taking them on including a van der holyfield. what's he got to lose he's already beaten tyson twice and it only cost him a year just just a little piece just little as right on the bigger risk of contact sports is contracting coronavirus now knicks legend in georgetown coach patrick ewing, just spent the weekend in the hospital battling covid he's out now, but he still recovering. i

it and i loved those cats that you never heard about tommy washington going up and snatching courters off the top of the back porch i think it's all about maybe billy helicopter hence he was a bad man the hot yes and obviously lou it power memorial i always thought it was great that when lou went to u.c.l.a. that see we're talking to the well as i've said arguably the greatest female basket player of all time when the when he went out there i thought it was so beautiful for kareem that the 1st year he was in college that dunk was outlawed so he couldn't done can he develop that sky hook which to this day is the most devastating weapon in the history of basketball and nobody has ever sounded shot that nobody has been able to duplicate you know even magic if you remember magic like that the little baby book nobody had that true and some good for now he's going types and. yes amazing is amazing got. unblocking. hey listen who's really into did not nancy when you watch the the you know boast both legs men women whose game do you dig right now in let's take the men 1st current player playing in the n.b.a. who you dick well obviously i

tommy's that no matter what you do don't give up why can't it that's why he wanted done because he had all this other evidence and all this other evidence. and then but autopsy report came back and i said the doctor looked at it and made a start it was crazy this. here this guy that used to live in this next try to rip he has. this girl brother and her father that. day i was 52 years old when he. and her grandfather also. miners' families are fighting on multiple fronts against. an incurable disease and intransigent insurance companies and now many here feel the government has abandoned them to. a federal fund that was set up over 40 years ago to provide benefits for miners suffering from black lung disease has seen its budget slashed. that's because the fund is financed through a tax paid by the coal companies last year president trump that tax. in 2016 voters in this region came out to vote for trump in droves because he promised to create new jobs and to make the coal industry great again the only way to bring back was to give the coal companies a good enough reason till they could come

tommy d. from sunny largo, florida i'm a first-time caller and long-time listener and i want to thank you for all that you do for us little guys, even though you've heard that a million times. >> no, no, look, i love it i'm still working here i'm still doing this stuff it's been like -- it's like 3,000 shows, for heaven's sake >> caller: keep up the good work, my friend. >> thank you >> caller: by the way, this is a belated birthday present for me. i just turned 70 years old yesterday, so thank you for taking my call >> you're a young man. let's go to work >> caller: okay. my stock is bj wholesale i want to know what your thoughts -- >> it had a remarkable quarter it ran up too much after that quarter. people went nuts are we going to miss the quarter? i expect the stock to pull back a bit, but not that much because, boy, they blew it out you're in good company with that one and happy birthday >>> let's go to josh in virginia josh >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for your time. >> of course >> caller: corning, ticker glw they have a 4% dividend yield, cash and debt. they have a 5g partnership with ver

environment and how did the diners react to the new environment, tommy >> you know, so there's so many new kind of new normal we're doing. all staff, we're requiring them to wear masks right now we're -- sanitation stations out throughout the restaurant. we're at 50% occupiancy indoors. we took the time to train on it and they felt comfortable. customerwise, you know, it was funny, all age groups, too, young, old, everybody was here they just want to be out they wanted to get back to life, back to normal and they felt good i didn't see one guest with a mask on. but they appreciated us for what we were doing to make them feel safe >> does it worry you about the masks? i understand it's become this political hot-button issue as well you know, it's become in new jersey the normal. you have a mask in your glove box and everywhere you go you have to put it on by law are your your workers comfortable with that? >> south carolina it's not required but recommended and we're just asking them right now, until we feel comfortable, till they feel comfortable, to put one on it's definitely hot. it's hot working with a mask on. but you wi

really sweet heart my name's tommy adler i'm in a criminal defense attorney here in oklahoma city we represent dr ragan nichols or really like her very much. doctors lose patients all the time. to accuse a doctor of. acting in reckless disregard for her patients when we believe that she was genuinely attempting to care for them. is a big step for the government that's a. that exposes doctors to a lot of risk newsgroup troubled people these patients were abusing the things that they had access to. it wasn't the amounts that dr nichols prescribed these people that killed them it was the amounts that they decided to take. her line of defense is set to shift away the shadow of responsibilities dr nichols was an irreproachable professional who was duped by drug addicts and she never had any awareness that her patients were facing any danger whatsoever nowadays in oklahoma city addiction can be seen at every corner. i think america got here because we are the most in the. decade of country in the world. we are a country of fast food quick fix is now now i now feel bad here's a pill her here's a pill. function here's a pill all of those things are right there at a doctor'

that's how i would probably think about who the buyers and sellers may be >> tommy, thank you for joining us >> thank you >>> all's get to elon with the details on the president's signing of an executive order this morning that targets social media companies. a lot going on here, elon. >> that's right, david i was able to get a draft copy of the executive order and the way it would work is the administration would ask the fcc to write new rules about how and when they can remove content and remain the shield. and looking into companies that might violate the rules. the doj would have to create a working group of state attorney generals to look at any relevant local regulation and all government agencies would be required to review their digital ad spending to see it's on platforms with viewpoint restrictions it's not final until the president signs and the signing is not yet on his public schedule however, the president did tease that an announcement to coming today on twitter, of course. he wrote this will be a big day for social media and fairness. now, this all comes after twitter flagged two of the president

tommy's diner at west broad street here in columbus. we are the restaurant that received a $3,000 check from joshua and steven schneider-hill. they came the morning after the government shutdown all restaurants. it was a completely scary time for all of us and all my staff and not knowing

stand there right now and tommy rush limbaugh doesn't matter to 1954 professor because so much happened. in 1954] or joe mccarthy crashes and burns because people once and for all actually see him rather than saying he's the crusader he is a bully and we don't want any part of him. after that, they come out with the buck mccarthy and his enemy. he might have been rough around the edges. we conservatives have to stand against what they call liberalism. this isn't a time when eisenhower looks terrific we are getting the interstate highways and the g.i. bill splitting everybody in jobs. not everybody of course the. a lot of people i grew up with that would have been probably not even skilled workers because of the debate could the g.i. bill as any number of things they couldn't do without education is in this moment they write this book and say we are standing against all of you liberals and there's something interesting in the book because that is the time when they capitalized the conservatives and liberals. they meant it in this general we have a role to play in promoting infrastructure. we all agree with that just democrats and republicans have different ideas

tommie supports my back and my life. - [narrator] go to tommiecopper.com right now and save 25%. life hurts, feel better. ♪ phelan robert kraft is doing all help with covid-19 relates. starting on april the plane was sent to china to bring back millions of math for american serving on the front line. the fight against covid-19, some of the mass purchase went straight to the epicenter of the virus to pop up the hospital at the javits center in new york city. and also sold his prize super bowl li ring for over $1 million as part of coronavirus and fund-raiser. he joins us now. a beautiful ring. thanks for all you've done. i will put up on the side all you have done. that is only the tip of the iceberg. the ring in particular. that had to be hard to give up because they are not easily obtained. i know you have a lot of them but -- >> that one is pretty special. you know my have a good friend michael rubin who started the challenge and he will try to come up with company special that could garner a lot of support. you know, i thought about the super bowl when we were down 28-3 with 2 minutes to go in the third period and a chance of winning t

we all have our own stories to tell about our ancestry. our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy'sy's joint is a place that my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joi

all of our spirits strong. we've donated millions to those in need and are always here for our customers and employees. that actually makes you feel better, introducing tommie copper's shoulder centric support shirt, their biggest breakthrough yet. advanced engineering promotes healthy posture and relief for achy shoulders and back. visit tommiecopper.com to see the entire line of wearable wellness compression. they have you covered from head to toe. - tommie supports my back and my life. - [narrator] go to tommiecopper.com right now and save 25%. life hurts, feel better. >>> connecticut is poised to get back to business starting tomorrow with a partial reopening of its economy, the last state to make that move. cnn's nick watt is with us. nick, by sunday all 50 states will be at least partially reopened. >> reporter: absolutely, wolf. and the governor of connecticut just said the timing is right. i was just going back through their numbers. and about a month ago, mid-april, they were seeing more than a thousand cases, more than a hundred deaths every day. now today they reported 314 new cases and just 23 deaths. and in the weird world we all now live in, t

all the more relevant. it is a quite a brilliant piece of art and tommy kale deserves a lot of credit who directed it. >> we'll curious how will this movie be different from watching it on broadway? >> well, just imagine you have the best seat in the house -- go ahead, sorry. go ahead, bob. >> no. lin, you answer that question. >> well, it's, you know, you're getting it from the director of the actual show and he knows exactly where to put the camera. we filmed this over three days in june of 2016. it was the week before the principals started to leave. i think it was the week before pippa, leslie and i left and ariana debose from the ensemble who you'll see from "west side story." it just captures that moment in time so beautifully. watching it brings me right back there with that incredible once in a lifetime company and i just can't wait for to you see it. >> i know, bob, you've been a fan of "hamilton." >> we're giving it to you. >> you're giving it to us. that's right. we can't be more thankful for that. >> bob, you've been a fan of "hamilton" from the beginning. what are your memories from seeing it on s

we all have our own stories to tell about our ancestry. our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy'sjoint is a place that my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint.

tommie supports my back and my life. - [narrator] go to tommiecopper.com right now and save 25%. life hurts, feel better. >>> the coronavirus pandemic is taking a brutal toll on communities of color alloss the united states. cnn's don levin is joining us to talk about a special program airing later tonight. i'm so happy you are doing this. this is the second "color of covid" special you have done. tell us why you feel it is so important to do another special. >> i am very proud of this network for meeting the moment. there was a study that came out recently that said almost 60% of the deaths from covid-19 was from african-americans. i presented it to our bosses and looked at it and said something had to be done about it. we did the first color of covid and those studies had not come out showing those numbers. this network is meeting the moment by doing another special and trying to present to people what needs to be done and the fact that if it was any demographic, to have something like this, a pandemic or any illness who was killing people who were 13 to 14% of the population and having 60% of the deaths, it's unbelievable. we are trying to present to people what to do and why this

all of those who are right in the buyers more people in the. cause of the end else. of government from insurance policy. as well as tommy sheridan thank you very much indeed for joining us live here on our u.k. and meanwhile the british government's announce that almost half a 1000000 surgical gowns delivered from turkey have been rejected after failing to meet safety standards downing street during the shipment significant a number of weeks ago but then disaster struck when the delivery arrived later than anticipated more than un secretary brendan lewis claimed upon closer inspection the gowns fail to meet british safety standards he said it was just one to live report was unable to say if the u.k. would get its money back well to discuss p. p. e. shortages and easing the lock down itself or not joined by dr david david good to see today now in terms of p p the shipment disaster what what what a major embarrassment no quality control wasted money in frontline staff still at risk. yeah absolutely i think there are a number of things the government has done wrong clearly they've obviously panicked and tried to buy the p.

tommy tuberville in recent polls. let's say democrats need four seats, are there enough possible opportunities there? yes, there are. in fact, the politico report, four gop seats are toss-up seats. that's not allto choose from, possible opportunities in iowa, maybe in montana, where popular governor steve bullock is running. even some longer-shot possibilities like texas, kansas and kentucky. some of those are big stretches. but keep in mind that these things do tend to come in waves. right now, democrats lead republicans by eight points who people want to see in control of congress. that's about the same margin they led by in 2018. the democrats could lose their seat in michigan. in play is a pretty little hurdle and democrats easily clear it. >> okay, our thanks to nate. >>> and let's bring in our roundtable. our senior congressional correspondent mary bruce, cecilia vega. chief political analyst matthew dowd and political director rick klein, with the sexual assault allegation against joe biden, in that interview on friday morning, he denied the allegati allegations but bungled the idea of document search, what happens with this going forward? you heard ronna mcdaniel. >> this is a delicate