-vicki: yes. -lemonis: and you ship them? -vicki: yes.onis: what's your favorite part of working here? vicki: um... lemonis: what's your least-favorite part? -vicki: the communication. -lemonis: tell me about that. vicki: alexa tells it one way and then sam comes in and interjects. ♪ sam: vicki came to alexa one day and asked her if she had to continue to wear the uniform or if she could wear jeans. alexa: because she was doing something else. vicki: i was working with bleach and i didn't want to ruin my dress pants. alexa: because of that, i said you can wear other pants. sam: we have a uniform. it's black pants. all right? -vicki: i got written up. -sam: i didn't write you up. vicki: i don't have anything in my file? sam: you have things in your file. you most certainly do. [ chuckles ] lemonis: sam comes off very perky and agreeable, but it's starting to feel like a performance to me, and it's obvious she has some very sharp edges to her. well... this is a fun place. dede: isn't it, though? [ laughs ] lemonis: how much time do you spen

>>well vicki one of the business owners tells he hasn't been getting a fair shake. he was happy to see that police disprsed the crowds that gathered outside of his wine bar on friday night. but he can't control what his customers do once they leave his establishment. outside of businesses in the marina district groups of people were seen crowded together on the sidewalk many were not wearing face masks or following social distancing guidelines a

placed on lockdown thank you for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock everyone i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis that officer derek shop in whose knee was on george floyd's neck has been fired and is now facing charges. this is his mug shot. >>and here in the bay area anger and frustration with floyd's death has reached a fever pitch with local protest turning violent. one san jose police officer was hurt and a group of nearly 100 people stormed highway one oh one in san jose shutting down traffic across all lanes for sale so the money and is live in our newsroom with the dramatic images of protesters. >>shattering car windows cell. >>frustration over george floyd's death is mounting here in the bay area unfortunately, the demonstrations in san jose started out peaceful and then quickly escalated to this take a look at officer was seen knockdown lying beside a car's tires. you can see that he was dragged by fellow police with the help of a bystander to a safer area to be checked for his injuries, we have yet to learn what led up to that and how that officer is doing police cars were van

>>and a grant vicki and welcome to my broken home at that. well let's take a look at my bottom dresser drawer you could see i can't even close your eyes. it's broken so welcome to my home and my biggest fear just realize. welcome to make us so the good the bad and the ugly so unfortunately it's going to be like that for a while no i did not get to close it. but one thing that we are going to love this weekend is a beautiful weather in fact warming up tomorrow more than 5 degrees. so let's take a look at your microclimate gore's day forecast as i like to call thursday dryness lockdown downtown san francisco, 68 degrees happened bay in the mid 60's with the widespread upper 60's from brisbane all the way into burlingame so noticing the warm-up because a change in wind directions in fact so the wind coming out of the west is going to be out of the northwest getting a little bit of an offshore flow pattern. redwood city warming up into the mid 70's, widespread mid to upper 70's for those of you in the south bay. san jose 78 degrees as is livermor

vicky pryce one of the 1st quarter economic figures tell us about the impact of the. world economy basically we are seeing a contraction of spread across the world and be one of the interesting issues is 1st of all how much. you do contractionary and his activity to shop because we're beginning to feel someone who knows outcomes just now in the western world anyway the question then who say this was. not an impact that would have been whether the recovery that we're all hoping will happen at some point his class as the international monetary fund house or whether we're going to have what it was chucked it period during which he tried to get out of this recession which is the largest they've seen released since the great crash in the early part of the 20th century and whether they're for that is going to leave scars for quite some time and the economy simply aren't going to recover say going to come or anything what we lose to see is all for now when your sense financial crisis so that it's telling us we're in recession basically that's what they do suggest. the proble

thanks for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock everybody, a great looks and i'm vicki liviakis as you just saw crowds are headed to the beaches this weekend proof. >>many americans are sick and tired of staying home experts though continue to urge people to distance themselves from others and to wear masks, but video from across the country shows in many cases that message just isn't sticking a resignation with a lot of americans whitney wild reports. >>lots of traffic on the road coming down to the beach as americans poured out of their homes this weekend. it appears some left the recommended masks behind as you say i don't have a mask on and off they are very safe. there is nobody got it around mayor in my era in my spice at all and video from lake of the ozarks in missouri shows among these party years social distancing turned into a distant memory. and a massive pool party people floated in the sun ignoring limits on gatherings in encinitas california law enforcement and lifeguards roamed the beach and forcing 3 rules masks are mandatory maintain 6 feet of distance and no stopping or g

that's right, as vicki said, it's a stepping stone. one, to get from 2000 tests per day in early february, two near 100,000 now. but this has to be one part of a wider strategy, building up testing more. as lockdown restrictions are eased, there has to be an army of contact tracing, that is the expression that is being used. the government says it needs to recruit 18,000 officials. 0nce it needs to recruit 18,000 officials. once you identify cases in the future months, you need officials to trace their recent contacts and tell them to self—isolate, and there will be an nhs app associated with that, so you might have been in contact with somebody who then tests positive, and an alert comes through to you. all of that has to happen between 110w all of that has to happen between now and a vaccine arriving. because thatis now and a vaccine arriving. because that is the way that the future spread of the virus will be kept in check. so it is a move in the right direction, but still quite a lot of work still to be done on all of this. for now

but vicki it doesn't seem like. there is any waning when it comes to the fervor of these demonstrate know and also that the rage that collective rage seems to be somewhat random some targets >>police cruisers the police themselves. some are many owned by minorities that have been destroyed. symbols of media tonight the cnn center. >>in atlanta ah that damaged earlier today after the protests turn violent their lead demonstrators left broken windows spray painted messages on that. >>news organizations headquarters in atlanta police showed up in large numbers in this was a dramatic scene that unfolded live on cnn that's the lobby of the cnn building. and you see a line of police trying to keep protesters out of the headquarters. and they had already broken down a door or a window and several atlanta police vehicles had been set on fire and they managed to keep people out of that building out of the cnn headquarters but the protesters threw what looked like a firework at one point a firecracker and there you see video

this is almost half an hour late now, vicki. of the press conferences being rather delayed. on this occasion, it is not a cabinet minister or the prime minister, but his adviser who is coming out to a nswer very his adviser who is coming out to answer very personal questions about his behaviour. so maybe not surprisingly, there is a bit of a delay, although there are jokes going around about how he might be choosing which shirt to wear, given that he has a unique style of dressing, people would say. we presume he is going to come out and defend his actions, rather than resign. i don‘t think he would normally call a press conference and ta ke normally call a press conference and take questions in this way if you we re take questions in this way if you were not going to give your side of the story. he obviously now feels that he does have to do that and it isa that he does have to do that and it is a real shift from where we were a couple of days ago. this of course broke friday night into saturday with the mirror and the guardian

thanks for joining us at 9 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis parks, public safety official says that attack happened just before one 30 this afternoon about a mile south of the main parking lot. >>the area will be closed for 5 days one mile north and south of the attack which is a standard procedure following shark attacks. kron four's dan thorn is hearing from beachgoers tonight he joins us now live in santa cruz county with more dan. >>well grant vicki several residents here at san dollars beach say that day have never heard of a shark attack happening here let alone a deadly one however it has long been known that there are sharks in these waters and that's why they don't plan on going into them any time soon. >>beachgoers in santa cruz county are on high alert a deadly shark attack upsetting the quiet coastal community along sand dollar beach just to get a 26 year-old a 30 year resident suzanne self and walks along the sand almost every day she says shark activity has been common in this area, but news of a fatal attack is alarming it just makes me released. >>

documentary maker vicki leslie takes ona documentary maker vicki leslie takes on a very different subjecta love of your. everything to buy at lily cole, the film explores human kindness public in a relationship with nuclear power. from the start there was always ambiguity to it. always the idea of good radiation and better radiation. people know that if the good theory gives you a gift, he had to be very careful how you use it. mix with lively visuals and archive confidence, talking heads from all over the world explain the passion they had for or against nuclear power. electricity was a useful by—product. power. electricity was a useful by-product. advertising campaigns from the sale proceeds nuclear powered future come into the news footage shows us differently. the love affair is just about held together by the narration a clip from old romantic movies. but the strength of the film lies in the widely varied interviewees, from bitter hippie to the mother for peace. you feel very proud to be pa rt of peace. you feel very proud to be part of this thing that keeps us, the country power goi

vicki, creative, fantastic solutions but any idea who would pay for these changes?ht now it's up to businesses to improve these workplaces to make them safer for workers and employees. no federal plans we're aware of that would help. let's talk about the ppp loans for the smaller businesses lucky enough to snag that first round of money. there are a lot of calls out to lawmakers right now. i think you're one of the proponents to give small businesses some more flexibility with that money. it's not just payroll expenses that are going to help them stay open. they need to spend that money as they see fit to safely open up their doors. so hopefully some lawmakers will get on board with that. i do want to mention, i just talked with the ceo of kroger. that is the nation's largest grocery chain. they spent $700 million over the past eight weeks to keep their stores open and to do so safely. they have just shared a 48-page blueprint online with all businesses of the best practices that they have learned from talking to partners across the globe. they see this as a way of

studio: vicki thank you.ll get the day's downing street briefing with business secretary alok sharma. lots of advice and guidelines have been published in the past 2a hours on how things may change as the lockdown is gradually eased in england. many of you have been contacting the bbc with your questions, and we're now going to try and answer them. with me is our health correspondent nick triggle. and also i'm joined by our business correspondent ben thompson. between them, let's hope they can a nswer between them, let's hope they can answer at least most of your questions! let's kick off with nick, a question from susan hughes in southport asking, why can't i see family members in the safety of my garden? surely that is safer than in the park with hundreds of strangers? while we are in lockdown it's easy to give a simple message but now we are moving out of it it needs to be more nuanced. we get situations like this that can appear contradictory. ministers have said it is a balanced judgment. not all gardens

vicki, thank you. vicki young at westminster.meet friends and family in small groups outdoors for the first time since lockdown measures were introduced in late march. it comes as wales' first minister announced plans for relaxing restrictions there, with borisjohnson saying yesterday that some measures in england would be eased from monday. in a moment we'll hear from our correspondent in cardiff, hywel griffith, and duncan kennedy in the new forest. but first, sarah smith reports from scotland. the first eager steps out of hard lockdown, as six—week—old penny meets her widerfamily for the first time. you look a wee bit different in real life. it's unnatural, carefully keeping two metres apart. you just want to reach across... oh, yeah. in scotland, two different households can meet, with a limit of eight people at a time. they're not to share food, cutlery or crockery and not to go indoors. you're desperate to show her off to people, your family. it has been tough. and i don't want to get too personal, but did you go to the loo

>>well vicki, a big part of this idea i

reopening the city thanks for being with us tonight at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis it could be another month and a half before indoor dining and hair salons can reopen. mayor breed says the city hopes to allow certain businesses and activities. >>to resume over the coming weeks with modifications said tonight there are new stricter requirements about when you have to wear a face covering when you're outside your home kron four's dan kerman reports every single day i'm fighting to give you more at a news conference thursday, san francisco mayor london breed laid out san francisco's roadmap to reopening we want to continue to make sure. >>we're getting you for what we know is to come. the mayor announced by june first the city could expand the first part of phase 2 allowing additional childcare botanical gardens outdoor museums and historical sites by june 15th schieffer see shoppers being allowed inside retail stores and that outdoor dining summer camps professional sporting events with no spectators. the use of housekeepers and nannies religious services ou

big question though vicki. >>what's it going to be lying on the mara yeah, well meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here to tell us i will brief us. >>i don't granted. yeah, let's take a look at your bike or climate mother's day sunday forecast a lot of pressure on the shoulders of mine, but i don't think the weather is going to disappoint mom on mother's day 62 degrees for downtown san francisco. your average highs as well for half moon bay also in the low 60's with widespread mid 60's from brisbane all the way into berlin get so will be a cloudy start but we will notice the sun make an appearance by your sunday afternoon in san mateo also in the mid 60's and mount new warming up into the upper 70's at 77 degrees wind speeds out of the southwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. so they said that stronger sea breeze, san jose you're going to remain in the 70's and livermore cooling down 10 degrees to 75 degrees. so very pleasant temperatures for most of our interior valleys, holding steady for those of you and open a

vicki vicki young, many thanks. let's just recap the events that have brought us to this point.hat we know so far about mr cummings' movements. the uk was placed into lockdown with strict limitation on travel on march the 23rd. the last time mr cummings was seen before developing covid symptoms was on the 27th of march. 0n the 31st of march, durham police were made aware of reports that an individual travelled from london to durham. 0n the following day, the police spoke to his father on his father's request. dominic cummings returned to work in london on april 14th. but there have been reports that, in the meantime, he also travelled 30 miles for a day out with his wife at barnard castle. durham constabulary says that it can confirm it has received further information and complaints from members of the public, which it is reviewing and examining. it comes after durham's acting police, crime and victims' commissioner wrote to the force's chief constable, calling on officers to establish whether mr cummings broke the law. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is here. so

>>and i'm vicki liviakis the man who was shot and killed was in his 20's. he died at the scene police say that he was a person of interest in a homicide from a first worry, homeless man was shot and killed in an encampment. harper spoke with a man who lives in the neighborhood were today shooting happened. he says he's seen a lot of police activity near the house where it happened. >>i wasn't a lot of incidents with that house officers have been. bent over their lives, including mine because they tend to try to run from there into my yard and escaped. so i had a. i had officers in the back and 3 different occasions. armed night and a times. >>right now officials are not releasing any information about the idea of the officers involved the hayward police say that any time officers use force to serious matter that requires a thorough internal investigation. the alameda county da's office will also conduct an independent investigation. >>another big story we're following tonight. the university of california says its campuses will be opening this fall. >>yet t

>>scranton vicki, there are serious doubts about the president's proposal and whether it can survive judicial scrutiny. >>when they try to silence views and they disagree with by selectively applying a fact check fact checked f a c t fact check signing an executive order thursday president donald trump is accusing social media companies of censoring voices notably bay area tech giants twitter facebook and google this after twitter fact check 2 of his tweets this week that made misleading claims about voting by mail in the 2020 elections, the executive order makes it easier to sue social media companies spent a lot has changed. >>i don't believe the president is on the force mundanity as much latitude because the judges should support the losses so far congress and the law of the land. >>a pending change kron on's spoke to tech analyst rob and early who was concerned about a political divide. it's certainly going to alienate the social media companies from both him and the republican party and probably will teach twitter. >>or my twitter that they probably should have and the presiden

kron four's vicki liviakis has the story. >>you wouldn't know what to look at him, but this mild manner gentleman was a top secret commando who blew up bridges and gathered intelligence on the enemy during world war 2 meet my name is andrew sam wilson, a month. i'm from oakland california andy as he's known work for the 4 runner to the cia back then called has asked what we do know the euro cents from is. >>the o s s stands for. >>the office of strategic services of shadowy even uncle sam didn't admit to government wouldn't even acknowledge that you are in the war know when it not only that people thought it was lying. >>and he was only 18 when he and his buddies perry and alex the philips brothers from oakland enlisted. >>and that you're on your take your fallible you know you're going to go even kicked but you know, but what the boy signed up for had a high casualty rate 90% of the track they play the odds and joined the little known o s s so they wouldn't be split up this way we'll be together these 3 young guys from west

vickie that was such a delightful experience and of course it was a crazy project yakked huge just for absolute i didn't think it could be done who would read a book based on a film they're always bad actually and the film is so amazing that i can imagine transforming it into words. but when someone gives you an impossible task you have no choice right. it's wonderful to hear that things that look has expanded a universe of his film and i had to invent short stories to flesh out the plot and back stories for the characters and that's what he wanted and he didn't give me any instructions he didn't interfere with my writing at all how does heist. help me i missed and. when that cordelia func in hamburg the last stop on her tour of germany to promote the book she lived here with her family for a long time before moving to los angeles in 2005 hamburg is also where her career as a writer began. we 1st met her nearly a phone call in hamburg 12 years ago just after the publication of the 3rd volume of her in cart trilogy that was the series that launched her international career she's meanwhi

everybody thanks for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis yeah, big news for san francisco, the. >>city is finally easing some of the stay at home restrictions by allowing retailers to open for curbside pickup and delivery next week starting monday mayor breed says she anticipates 95% of san francisco retailers will be allowed to reopen as long as those stores are not in a shopping mall and people can walk up to the front door. >>city will also allow manufacturing and warehouse is to open with a limited number of employees at a given time. a mayor breed says all businesses need to practice social distancing and she says clear guidelines with more details will be released later on this week, san francisco county is not the only local county easing some restrictions today san mateo county officials said. >>they will also be easing some rules starting next week the county's health officer says he intends to issue a new shelter in place order that will allow for retail curbside pickups, starting monday. logistics and manufacturing along with some other bu

thank you for joining us tonight, everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki

wow a true hero there was vicki liviakis reporting for us this morning. >>and he ran a famous watering hole in oakland called the king's acts, he's also credited with creating of all things fantasy football. and the muslim us was 95 pay rest in peace. well coming up next on the kron 4 news many of you will be firing up the grill for memorial day. >>save us some barbecue out some safety tips on what you should keep in mind coming up. we're actually serious save us a little something all right looking outsider check in on the golden gate bridge traffic looks good here on one oh one in both directions but a major problem on that don barden bridge all lanes shut down for police action. we'll have another updat welcome back everyone and thanks for staying with us many people across the country will be firing up the grill for memorial day. >>edina bounce a door spoke with a firefighter on some safety tips that you should know before you fire up that pit. >>memorial day weekend means families will be outside barbecuing food and enjoying the sunshine, something t

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.of covid19 deaths has fallen —— in spain, the number of daily covid—19 deaths has fallen below 100 for the first time since before the country entered lockdown in mid—march. the head of emergency health centre has welcomed the news but warned there's still a danger of a second wave of infections. despite the reduction, spain's prime minister wants to extend the nation's state of emergency for another month. here's our madrid correspondent, guy hedgecoe. the prime minister pedro sanchez has said he wants to extend the state of emergency, the legal framework that allows him to keep the lockdown in place. he wants to extend that at least another month and he will go to parliament this coming week, on wednesday we expect a vote in parliament and we will find out whether or not he will be able to extend that state of emergency for another month. the feeling at the moment is that it is likely but there has been increasing opposition to the prime minister's handling of this crisis. it has bee

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. has crashed in a residential area in british columbia. one person has died and another is in hospital. the plane was part of the canadian forces snowbirds, a special flight demonstration team doing a cross—country tour to salute canadians working to fight the coronavirus. it went down shortly after take off from kamloops airport and burst into flames. one person ejected from the plane and landed by parachute on a roof. data coming in earlier from japan shows that the world's third latest economy has slipped into recession in the first quarter, putting it on course for its worst postwar slump as the coronavirus takes a heavy toll. the bbc‘s mariko 0i is following the story from singapore. good to see you. what is the data showing? it did but the data showing? it did but the data which came around an hour ago confirming that japan data which came around an hour ago confirming thatjapan is in what is defined as a technical recession. in the first three months of this year, the economy sh

but first this report from our political correspondent, vicki young, on the political row in englandhe planned reopening of schools. could this be what primary schools in england look like in a fortnight? in denmark, pupils are put into small groups with one teacher and kept apart. it is a model the government is suggesting here, but many teachers and parents want to know whether it is safe. none of us, none of us can guarantee that anyone will be entirely free unless effectively they're perpetually imprisoned in their own home. therefore what we need to do is make sure that people are as safe as possible and, in any widespread understanding of the word, schooling for a limited number of children with social distancing is a safe environment. but some councils, like liverpool and hartlepool, say earlyjune is too soon to reopen the gates. labour wants more information. what gavin needs to do, the education secretary, is publish the science to why they're making the decision now and ensure there is testing and tracing, which he promised yesterday would be available. but they don't have

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis kron four's gayle ong is live for us in sunnyvale with a look at. >>how businesses are preparing for their much anticipated reopening gayle. >>they key grand we're here at historic murphy avenue where a lot of businesses here at the shutter its doors because of the pandemic know well the new order begins tomorrow. we spoke to one business owner, who got permission from the city of sunnyvale to get a head start with reopening. customers stop by lee's favorite books and downtown sunnyvale to pick up orders thursday afternoon. >>lee odom is the owner she's been relying on delivery the past 2 months to keep or store float. odom says she spoke to sonny bill city officials who gave her the green light to offer curbside pickup early we've really had change our system and completely change the way we do business changes like shifting online for doing everything from updating our website helping customers by e-mail sometimes video >>you know facebook pose curating selections for customers santa clara county was ground 0 of copa 19 but county public healt

of optimism there thank you for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis p even with that optimism from the governor some people here in the bay area. >>are starting to get pretty restless indeed, hundreds of people took to the streets to protest the ongoing lockdown as for relief from rent and mortgage payments, they rally here outside san francisco city hall today. despite evidence that physical distancing is working in that more than 1900 people have died in california from covid-19 protesters say they want the state to reopen now more than 100 vehicles also circled city hall protesting that city and state officials relieve rent and mortgage payments. now. >>30 million people are unemployed. many of these people are not going to be able to make their rent or their mortgage payments are here today in order to him and that people be given relief. when they're otherwise going to be put into the streets. >>it's tough spots there are already. it there already is a moratorium i should say on the fictions if you are unable to pay rent or mortgage beca

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis governor newsome making that announcement today during. >>his regular news briefing, our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains which businesses get opened first in which still need to wait. >>california is taking its first set of small steps into reopening its economy retail and its manufacturers will be the first to enter into california's next phase of its stay at home order it has to be done in a very thoughtful and judicious way it's a health first focus governor gavin newsome says florists clothing toys books and sporting goods stores can reopen by the end of the week with new mandatory guidelines like curbside pickup the state is set to release the new rules thursday, not included in this round of reopening is seeded dining shopping malls and offices we need active monitoring surveillance. >>to make sure that the disease is not spreading. it is one of the criteria is a trigger to re modify the announcement comes as health officials say california is clearing necessary hurdles to move into its next stage of its 4 feast plan t

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. protests in brazil's largest city, sao paulo, demonstrating against lockdown restrictions. they support the president, jair bolsonaro, has argued repeatedly that social distancing will only wreck the economy. it's a view at odds with what the sao paulo mayor is thinking. bruno covas says the health system is close to collapse as demand grows for emergency hospital beds. brazil now has the fourth largest number of confirmed cases in the world. there have been more than 15,000 deaths and over 233,000 confirmed cases. despite the alarming numbers, presidentjair bolsonaro attacked lockdown measures imposed by state governors. i've been getting reaction from dr marcelo kalichsztein in rio. social distancing is important to secure our health system against the effect of the coronavirus. but brazil is a poor country and some people need to work on a daily basis to bring money home. it is a very difficult decision to make. of course, we support social distancing. i asked my parents and my pat

>>everybody thanks for being with us i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis kron four's dan thorn live for us in north beach tonight, he joins us with more on how they plan to make that all work. dan. >>well vicki, a big part of this idea is to essentially make this area into a pedestrian promenade in order to do that they're going to have to close down some of the streets and immersion say that this is a safe and helpful plan for them and their customers. >>owners of tightly packed shops and restaurants and upper grant avenue say they need space to better serve their customers where cars have been lining up along the narrow streets of north beach businesses would like to take over basically what happens is people come here, they parked their cars and they don't use the businesses right now. merchants association president dan mock erie nice as by expanding into the parking spots it will allow shops like his more room. it will also allow his customers to move more freely. mikey rini is hoping the city will take it one step further by closing the street so the area can essentially becom

>>it looks you know not that promising grandin vicki unfortunately our storm track. >>keeps the rain well to the north and well to the east of us so we're just going to be wrapped around all this moisture but we're going to remain dry. yet again so ending our wet season on a warm and dry know as we wrap up this very dismal wet season. we got about half percent of the rain that we should be getting but one thing that we are noticing though very pleasant temperatures today and for tomorrow as well and here's a live look outside and we take a look at the castro cameras city hall lit up in red white and blue. on our first responders this evening because of this coronavirus pandemic so thank you so much for all you do absolutely beautiful tribute out there right now with the downtown san francisco lit up in red white and blue and current wind speeds out there right now noticeably, calmer light and breezy compared to those gusts of 35 miles per hour parts of san francisco specifically the downtown area even throughout the east and south notice some pretty gusty wind speeds

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grant vicki back to you. you're >>take a look at this cute e she just mad >>take a look at this little doll the gerber baby for 2020 is from here the bay area she's from the town of ross and brand county. her name is magnolia earl she was chosen from more than 327,000 other babies. yeah to represent the gerber brand magnolia was adopted last year and she celebrates her first birthday tomorrow she's going to be featured on all gerber social media channels and marketing campaigns. so stinking cute what a doll anger at >>final check on the forecast as we look ahead to mother's day appropriately enough talking. >>gerber babies in the breeze is here with that when he got the breeze. >>well i had to deliver because my sister just became a first-time mom last month and my mom didn't sound from santa barbara out benny one had to deliver this weekend. it was need so let's take a look at your forecast. we are noticing a big blanket, a storm cloud cover because they were really are out there is actually getting us some

production plant in fremont thanks for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis tesla ceo elon musk. >>already restarted production at the facility on monday against county orders. today production continued and now the president is chiming in to allow tesla to stay open kron four's taylor bisacky reports. >>production at tesla's plant in fremont continued tuesday after the alameda county health department ordered the car giant to shut down its operations president trump got involved on tuesday tweeting quote california should let tesla and elon musk open the plant now it can be done fast and safely. soon after tesla ceo elon musk responded thanking the president i guess it was from doctor fauci i would probably pay attention a little bit more than. >>somebody told us a drink disinfectant alameda county supervisor scott haggerty who helped bring tesla to fremont reacted to the tweet on tuesday he's been in conversations with the county the last few weeks to get tesla reopened will also following the health department's orders. he says the original plan w

vicki young, thank you very much. will be bringing you boris johnson's statement at 7pm uk time. 6pm abroad. a special programme with huw edwards. you can get that on the bbc news channel, bbc world and bbc one with plenty of analysis following that on the news channel. well, let's take a look at some of the other developments around the world. daily death tolls are continuing to drop in some nations, including spain, but there's concern that easing lockdown restrictions could lead to a "second wave" of infections. france has recorded its lowest daily number of coronavirus deaths for more than a month, with 80 deaths over the past 2a hours. the authorities are preparing to relax restrictions from monday. but the picture is worsening in russia, which has recorded a rise of 11,000 new cases in the past 2a hours. over 200,000 people there are confirmed to have the virus. in germany, the rate of coronavirus infection in germany has accelerated, days after chancellor merkel announced a further easing of restrictions. let's

vicki young, thank you very much.acting police, crime and victims‘ commissioner, has written to the force's chief constable, calling on officers to establish whether mr cummings breached the law. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is here. what happens next? steve white has asked the chief co nsta ble to steve white has asked the chief constable to establish the facts, so the people of durham can be satisfied the police force are continuing to do theirjob independent of government. clearly, what the force does in terms of the resources put into it is a key question. it would be disproportionate to put huge amounts of resources into it like a murder enquiry, but are there simple things that can be done, like checking cameras for the movement of the car, talking to witnesses who did see dominic cummings, spoke to dominic cummings himself, that can be done to establish quickly, the set of fa cts to establish quickly, the set of facts for what is in the end, a breach of health regulations. it is not a major cr

vicki young, thank you. this pandemic has had a positive effect on the environment. released into the world's atmosphere has been recorded over the past few months. at the height of the coronavirus lockdown, scientists discovered that daily emissions around the world dropped by more than 17%. the biggest fall was in china, which saw a drop in emissions of 24%. here in the uk, the reduction was 13%. but scientists are warning that this "extreme" reduction in greenhouse gas emissions could be temporary. here's our science editor, david shukman. all over the world, some stunning transformations, from choked streets in india becoming calmer and easier to breathe in, to the most famous landmark in china suddenly looking clearer. to the centre of paris, often polluted, now quieter and cleaner. the fight against the virus hasn't slowed down many economies, at huge cost. but it has also done wonders for the air and for the carbon emissions that are heating up the planet. a drop in traffic is a major part of that. here in the uk and globally. lower demand for electricity is a

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.the drugs firm astrazeneca to mass—produce a coronavirus vaccine being developed by oxford university — if it's proved to work. the uk business secretary, alok sharma, praised the work being done by scientists in britain, to try to find a successful vaccine, at today's downing street briefing. the speed at which oxford university has designed and organised complex trials is unprecedented. imperial college are also making good progress, and we will be looking to move into clinical trials by mid—june, with a larger—scale trial planned to begin in october. so far, the government has invested £47 million in the oxford and imperial vaccine programmes, but today i can announce an additional £81; million of new government funding to help accelerate their work. this new money will help mass—produce the oxford vaccine so that, if current trials are successful, we have dosages to start vaccinating the uk population straightaway. the funding will also allow imperial to launch phase three clinical

but first, this report from our political correspondent, vicki young, on the political row in englandhe planned reopening of schools. could this be what primary schools in england look like in a fortnight? in denmark, pupils are put into small groups with one teacher and kept apart. it is a model the government is suggesting here but many teachers and parents want to know whether it is safe. none of us, none of us can guarantee that anyone will be entirely free unless effectively they're perpetually imprisoned in their own home. therefore what we need to do is make sure that people are as safe as possible and in any widespread understanding of the word, schooling for a limited number of children with social distancing is a safe environment. but some councils like liverpool and hartlepool say early june is too soon to reopen the gates. labour wants more information. what gavin needs to do, the education secretary, is publish the science to why they're making the decision now and ensure there is a testing and tracing which he promised yesterday would be available. but they don't have th

>>and i'm vicki liviakis police say they were performing a traffic stop in the area of wildwood and kelly street when they fire their weapons. the man was pronounced dead at the scene crime for taylor sackey live. for us now with more details on this >>literally minutes ago this scene just cleared out we saw about 4 to 5 police cars leave as well as a tow truck that tow truck had a white ford fusion it on top of it and it looked like it had been shot out now we know that this all folded around 2.30 this afternoon in this block again like i said it was completely taped off and we know that according to neighbors, they say one of these homes was most likely involved as well so even though this street is clear here still a lot of questions remain now exactly what led up to those shots we still don't know, but earlier we spoke to the police chief he said he still had an interview the officers involved however what he did tell us was that the man who died was suspected of killing a homeless man in another case from a first a neighbors were surprised to learn someone died here earlier today, th

era good evening, everybody thanks for being with us tonight at 10 o'clock i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis the u.s. department of labor says first-time claims for unemployment benefits total 3.8 million in the week ending april 25th. >>after factoring in seasonal adjustments and without those adjustments which economists use to account for seasonal hiring fluctuations. the raw number was 3.5 million cnn's jim acosta report. >>okay, thank you very much hysteria what is shaping up to be the worst us economy since the great depression, president trump said he has a feel for what americans are going through i feel that i think sometimes what i feel is better than what i think i view what we have now is obviously a period of. in here we are just it is what it it's just a very tough situation for the people of our country. all the loss the death. nearly 4 million americans filed unemployment claims last week making for a staggering 30 million over the last 6 weeks white house economic adviser kevin hassett said the numbers haven't been this bad since the great depression. the fact is th

>>catherine vicki, a va study found that 20 veterans take their own lives every day. coming home in transitioning back to civilian life has its obstacles from confronting traumatic events to finding work this can all take an emotional toll of course bacon also be physical according to military dot com more than half of veterans who participated in conflicts over in the middle east said that they have chronic pain. this all can lead to substance abuse so to shed light on the dark reality of federal ptsd and suicide. they spoke with their clinical director named david for from new start recovery solutions in concord who explains some of the triggers. >>so the signs warning signs is you know we see when we come back after about 90 days, you know that's kind of the onset of post traumatic stress are they sending zion's shoes and getting settled in a briefing from the an active situation so is he a high rates of anxiety a lot so that's where the emotion and he's going to nevada our veterans are suffering in silence. so as far as the transition back from war or any kind of

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.rs say their plans to re—open schools in england will be guided by the best scientific advice, but what exactly does the science tell us about children and the coronavirus? our health correspondent dominic hughes has been exploring the evidence. the arguments over when or even whether schools in england should reopen before the summer come down to the safety of staff and pupils, how the virus behaves in children, and the extent to which they could pass it on to adults. so what does the science tell us? we do know that children do become infected, and we measured the amount of virus in their nasal samples, and that looks pretty similar to adults. what we don't know is whether these children then are able to pass on to other adults or to other children. is that where the argument lies, do you think? definitely, we need to see evidence that children pass on to other people, and we can do that through our contact—tracing type approaches, where we can follow the chain of infection and see w

let's go live to westminster and our chief political correspondent, vicki young. has the response been? they are facing real scrutiny over this and it is, of course, partly about blame. there is a sense of tension today between minister saying we listen to the scientists and the scientist saying on things like testing there was no point in recommending a mass testing programme if the system wasn't there to deal with it. it is notjust about blame, it is learning from m ista kes about blame, it is learning from mistakes and we had that loud and clear from the care sector. you could hear their frustration and anger and they have thought for some time there has been too much focus on hospitals and the nhs and care homes are a bit of an afterthought. he thought they needed to be further integrated. that is nothing new, we have heard ministers talk about that for years, but it has never happened. this epidemic has exposed serious flaws in the system and that long—term aspiration to integrate health and social care, that is really becoming a very urgent priority. vicki y

many thanks, our chief political correspondent vicki young.om the gmb union which represents teaching support staff. your union, you have a union representative in one of these meetings that is going on with the department for education. has anything emerged from it yet? there was an earlier meeting today and there is another one going on. effectively, looking at the various scientific arguments for a return and whether we can be convinced it can be handled safely, both for the children that go to school, their families and staff. why you are particularly concerned about your staff, you represent and support staff, you represent and support staff, rather than teachers? we represent caretakers, cooks and clea ners represent caretakers, cooks and cleaners who work in the school, and they often work very closely with they often work very closely with the children. that is why we are so concerned about it. we are not concerned about it. we are not concerned about it. we are not concerned about the schools reopening, but only when it is safe to do

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