rancho cucamonga lost $92,000. sacramento lost $300,000.of which three of them make money. where is the cash to fund the loss coming from? -shauna: buena park. -lemonis: where else? -paul: brea. -shauna: riverside. lemonis: every location that makes money. mike: yeah. we're trying to keep it afloat. paul: yeah. lemonis: i want to summarize the debt, as i understand it. it's made up of bank loans, legal bills, the build-out loan for this place, taxes, and payables. you said that you -- man: ah, farrell's crowd, look this way! 'cause i got something very important to say! lemonis: so, the total amount of debt... [ drums beating ] you want to hear something funny? that's the reason people don't come back here. shauna: i know it is. lemonis: it's actually annoying. it can be done in a more elegant way. i don't want to come here and enjoy a meal if it's not my birthday, 'cause i don't want to listen to that nine times. $1,940,000 is the total debt for this entire company, and you have no cash. i mean, it's just -- it's like a train wreck. paul:

they're assigned to covid isolation units at rancho mirage hospital. the icu is full, and there's 80% capacity in the rest of the hospital. rancho mirage is not the only hospital in riverside county in need of help. some 17 hospitals in that county are now relying on traveling nurses to cover the surge in covid cases. >>> dozens of alameda county sheriff's deputies and staffers have tested positive for covid-19. the sheriff's department says back in march, there were just two cases, and then no more until late june. but in the last few weeks, 38 employees have tested positive. most of them sworn deputies. some of the infected deputies work in the senaanta rita jail, which is trying to curb an outbreak. >>> with reopening plans constantlyes by the hour, we know it can get confusing. we've made it easy for you and have it broken down county by county. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on the reopening information. >>> he was the last living speaker from the 1963 march on washington alongside the reverend martin luther king jr. tonight the country is remember

rancho mirage is not the only hospital in riverside county in need of help. some 17 hospitals in the county are relying on traveling nurses to cover the surge in covid cases. >>> let's take a look now at the latest numbers across the bay area. tonight more than 39,000 reported cases. in the past 24 hours, alameda county has added 241 infections, bringing the total there above 9,000. santa clara county has 7,300 cases. >> and statewide, cases are also on the rise. california now with more than 375,000 cases, almost 7,600 people have died in california because of the virus. now, the surge in cases across the bay area and the state is raising familiar concerns. will hospitals be able to care for the potential influx of patients? this graph shows us the number of californians hospitalized with the virus since april 1st. you see we start now in april with just under 2,000. well, then that rises but then plateaus again. but then it reached a peak in the middle of june. just over 3,000 before then shooting upwards to where we are now, almost 7,000 patients currently

varios ranchos han sido quemados en tapuche, culiacÁn.a: las autoridades mexicanas aÚn no explican que sucediÓ con la mÍtica fortuna de guzmÁn. >> Él mantiene su inocencia y es difÍcil mostrar remordimiento por eso. paola: el humo del incendio forestal de fresno continÚa afectando la calidad del aire en el Área de la bahÍa. con estas imÁgenes, saludamos a elena tabraue para que nos de la informaciÓn del tiempo. elena: buenas tardes y feliz domingo a los televidentes. durante este dÍa, las temperaturas han estado por debajo de lo normal en nuestro estado. 95° en modesto, pues no con temperaturas en tres dÍgitos. san josÉ veÍa mÁximas de 77°. en los prÓximos dÍas, tendremos condiciones secas en nuestra regiÓn y las temperaturas mÁximas irán disminuyendo. hacia el Área de la bahÍa, las temperaturas podrÍan estar desde 70° hasta 75 para el inicio de la semana. sacramento tendrÁ temperaturas mÁximas por debajo de lo normal pal al inicio de semana. en nuestro estado se mantiene una baja humedad, entre 13% y 19%. los vientos fuertes hacen que se

ga rÍo pÚblico de chihuahua entre otro delitos, mucho dinero fue destinado adquirir como esta el ranchoedes ven pertenecen al rancho precisamente de cÉsar duarte, kilÓmetros de lo que dicen la corrupciÓn >>> el poder y la fortuna que sonriÓ a este exmandatario lo llevÓ a este lÍmite como esta capilla abierta en pleno corazÓn de la naturaleza >>> claro una pequeÑa hendidura en el cerro bien y mÁs sin embargo se sacÓ la piedra natural y aquÍ se encontrÓ una pieza eclesiÁstica >>> este camino mal planeado para ser transitados por su auto de lujo como esta camioneta hammer y sus autos todo terreno con el costo de $20,000 cada uno pero el dinero no era todo. pero sus influencias le hicieron hacer una presa sin autorizaciÓn y hasta su propio helipuerto donde por cierto casi pierde la vida en un viaje que hacia con una conocida conductora mexicana y del cual gracias a su posiciÓn pudo conservar este particular recuerdo. >>> a mis espaldas estÁ la cola del helicÓptero del accidente cuando se incautaron los ranchos una de las cosas que nos sorprendiÓ que una pieza de gobernaciÓn del Área especÍf

out to rancho down towards the last parts of southern japan on saturday some areas saw $100.00 millimeters per hour. and as the rain floods and mudslides swallowed houses in infrastructure with many residents stranded on rooftops awaiting rescue. the government has sent troops to assist the rescue operations or. go you know i instructed officials to take every possible measure to deal with the rain disasters in the country's southwest with the priority on saving lives. the government plans to send some 10000 troops to the regions. more than 200000 people in the prefixes of cooma moto in fact she may have been urged to evacuate by officials but not everyone was able to. governor telling reporters that 14 people were presumed dead after a nursing home was flooded. prime minister shinzo has set up a task force to deal with the disaster as the number of missing and dead is sure to rise. sport now and 2 time olympic badminton champion lin dan has announced his retirement from the sport at the age of 36 it means the chinese world champion will not compete in the postponed tokyo lympics he says h

varios ranchos fueron quemados.otros cartelese se empoderaron. reportera: a un aÑo de la sentencia las autoridades no explican quÉ pasÓ con la mÍtica fortuna de guzmÁn. a Él todavÍa no lo convence de cambiar. >> lo que pasa que el seÑor mantiene su inocencia. entonces es difÍcil para alguien que mantiene su inocencia mostrar remordimiento. ♪ ilia: el vaticano publicÓ la primera versiÓn de un manual que explica cÓmo documentar y procesar el abuso de sacerdotes. se pide informar los abusos a las autoridades, aÚn cuando no estÉn obligados a hacerlo. jorge: la comisiÓn económica informÓ que por la pandemia la actividad se redujo mÁs de lo previsto. se estima que mÁs se vivirá en situaciÓn de pobreza para finales de 2020. ilia: avanza experimento de vacuna contra el coronavirus diferente a las tradicionales. se explica que no contiene una copia completa, si no debilitada del coronavirus con un trozo material genÉtico que deberÍa producir inmunidad. se prueba en humanos y se cree que siendo optimistas podrÍa estar lista a

aparece un rancho que afortunadamente no consumido por las amas pero esto no ha ocurrido en otras situaciones. estos son algunas de las casas que estuvieron mal por deben ser consumidas por las llamas. pero por fortuna los bomberos alcanzaron a divorciar determinante para evitar que las llamas y se propagara. que han consumido de orden 5400 acres y el incendio sea controlado sÓlo en el 20%. las llamas y se estÁ extendiendo pero tambiÉn estÁn llegando hasta el condado de san benito. hay varios helicÓpteros que estÁn trabajando para tratar de soportar desde el aire con el fin de que siga avanzando y obviamente evita que unas 30 estructuras que estÁn en peligro por las llamas. un aspecto que estaba yo en este momento son las condiciones del clima, ya que los vientos y se han tranquilizado sin embargo el nivel de humedad es bastante bajo, lo que puede propiciar desde las llamas siga extendiÉndose. pero la labor por parte de los bomberos es algo. esta noche vamos a tener un reporte completo. tuvimos la oportunidad de charlar con el vocero para que nos comente cuÁnto tiempo le puede llevar controla

the rancho adon't bey fire department will help respond to emergency calls citywide. >>> upwards of 3io americans have been receiving federal unemployment aid. this weekend those wives are expiring and there's no plan in place to replace them. betty yu spoke with some locals who are anxious and scared. >> reporter: that extra money has been a real lifeline for so many people who are now wondering how they'll pay for their rent, greshes and bills. groceries and bills. >> i feel anxious about it. and a little bit scared. >> reporter: a single mom of three living in san leandro. she lost her job at a housekeeper when the pandemic began. lose te extra $600 unemployment boost as the jobless benefit expires. >> it really helped me a lot because it makes my bills. i live paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: her check is about to drop to $450 a week. house democrats passed a bill two months ago to extend the $600 weekly payments through january. senate republicans are still finalizing their proposal, which they say will prevent anyone from making more on unemployment than they did at work. >> the

exhaustion every breathing i think about covid-19 in a video diary from inside eisenhower health and rancho mirage. there's katherine davis says he's used to seeing one death a year in her unit. with 700 covid patients treated here so far she's now seen 40 deaths we would ensure that a patient did not die alone. so. >>you know we would take turns spending time with them and holding their hand and talking to them doctors knew they had the beds to treat the surge but not the staff when we heard that the next you know wave of relief might come in and 2 weeks 3 weeks 4 weeks. you know that's when things become a little bit desperate. they asked the federal government for help and it arrived and air force medical team of about 20 help shoulder the on ending load the stress here repeated all over california. >>so how did we get here the state was the first to announce a stay at home order that was march 90's, this is a moment. >>we need to make tough decisions. 7 weeks later the governor reopen the state on may 8 you have bent the curve but that wasn't to be by early june, the 7 day average for n

amenazadas, muchos ranchos fueron evacuados y se reportó que residentes sacan a sus caballos y otrosanimales para intentar bajar la montaña, por su parte pues los bomberos siguen haciendo los ataques de diferentes maneras para sofocar las llamas, los esperamos con toda la información actualizada en nuestro noticiero de las 11, hasta entonces ♪. (musica). >> (musica). >> (musica). >> (musica). >> si es vanessa los restos en encontrados en una base de (nombre en ingles) muy buenas tardes el ejercito coinnfirma p peor noticia para la familia de vanessa el cuerpo es de la joven esta es nuestra noticia y ademas este domingo >> fuertes repuntes el kor koc n coronavirus (covid-19) temen i viir el colapso de ynew york l pandemia puede afectar la ec economia del pais en los pr proximos 10 aÑos prepandemia para el 2030 sew defiende aml l eel presidente de mexico , andres manuel lopez obrador viaja a u estados unidos esta semana su i visita puede ser una ficha de c campaÑa por el gobierno del presidente de estados unidos, donald trump >> noticiero telemundo con van s vanessa >> (musica). >> ini

solo en morales sino que con temas musicales tenemos como aburrido que le fue compuesto es de su ranchoerto le cantaban esto >> ella es vanessa la joven atacada sin ninguna compasión en sus vidas fue privada >> que es lo que lo hizo escribir ese tema de vanessa >>? >> por los medios de comunicación en méxico se escuchaba mucho de vanessa >> por inspirar más en este caso tan feo como sucedió esta trata >> perto decidió plasmar en un corrido para pedir justicia en nombre de la familia >> este caso tiene ser encarado creo que esto llegarás lo más grande al congreso >> que es lo que más le llamó la atención de este caso? >> me llamó la atención como comentaba que ella decía era parte del ejército de estados unidos hasta conseguir entrar pero no esperaba este crimen tan horrible >> paz que las autoridades se negaban a no dar un qué es lo que pasó >> su corrido ha tenido gran aceptación >> cuál es la aceptación en redes sociales cuando ven y están >> dan opiniones muy bueno para la familia de la casa humberto recuerda a vanessa y se despide como lo sabe hacer >> una joven militar sirviendo a

el jefe del ejecutivo ha asegurado que si la gente quiere su renuncia, se retirara a su rancho en chiapas los indios que habitaban la isla antes de la llegada de cristÓbal colón. quieren quitar las esculturas de el descubridor de amÉrica y de juan ponce de leÓn. fÉlix: en la liga espaÑola, el sevilla gana y estÁ cerca de llegar a un grupo de la champions league. raÚl jimÉnez anotÓ su gol 16 de la temporada. raÚl: un gusto saludarles y bienvenidos a esta secciÓn. vamos a platicar de lo mÁs relevante en "contacto deportivo" este dÍa. comenzamos con la liga espaÑola. jornada 36, el sevilla derrotÓ a mayorca, gol de ocampos y posteriormente aprovechan y el ex de leganÉs cierra la victoria del sevilla que estÁ cerca de amarrar un boleto para la prÓxima uefa champions league. jornada 35 en la premier. no podemos dejar de destacar lo que hace raÚl jimÉnez, llegÓ a 16 goles en la temporada, contando solamente los de liga premier... abriÓ el camino la victoria al wolverhampton quien ganÓ al everton. mientras tanto, en la serie a... abrazo entre gattuso y su compaÑero. empate a dos goles. hernÁndez

the rancho adobe will help respond to emergencies while it's closed. the sick firefighter tested positive for covid-19 on july 19th. he is in good condition, and hasn't been admitted to the hospital. >> well, he was the last of the big six civil rights leaders. the celebration of the live of john lewis, congressman and activist, is underway this weekend. a look at the tribute in his hometown. >>> and a black lives matter mural has popped up in a bay-area city, where you might not expect to see one. >> and we had a gorgeous day today. temperatures warmed up compared to yesterday. and we'll be close to average, over the next few days. but i'll let you know when the winds will start to pick u dearand with summer here,these energy bills are rising. together, we can save energy and money... by taking steps to stay cool while using less. keep safe and keep it golden. >>> a series of tributes began today for one of america's greatest champions of civil rights. longtime activist and congressman, john lewis. a military honor guard carried lewis's casket into a

travis: buena park kept stores like rancho cucamonga, and sacramento and riverside afloat.we told paul he was not permitted to do that anymore because we wanted them to live or die on their own. the whole brand was at buena park. we put all that money in there, we put the candy store in there, and he wasn't communicating to you guys on what he was paying or not paying? travis: no. lemonis: not telling you anything? travis: no. lemonis: just blindsided by it? shauna: right. lemonis: i was very clear with paul and mike that the best locations stand on their own feet, and if the other ones can't survive on their own, they shut down. they did exactly what i told them not to do. i've gotten some comments from people that the new menu actually never got installed. travis: the new menu never did get installed, so... lemonis: why is that? travis: paul was very resistant to change. as i tried to bring in new product, as i tried to get new things on the menu, it was just line red the line item. lemonis: and who was saying no to it? travis: it was paul. lemonis: i called paul because

whose homes have been evacuated live near pole yang lake the largest freshwater lake in china to rancho rain has caused water levels to rise rapidly and the authorities say they're expecting severe flooding in the coming days will know the high water level of 4 young lake is expected to remain for another 20 days the current party for flood control work is to enhance patrol forces for round the clock monitoring against risks along the embankments and be prepared with contingency plans in case of any emergency there's been too renshaw rain and flooding in central china too in neighboring province towns are submerged in meters of polluted flood water across china the extent of the damage the economic loss and the number of lives lost is still being counted the chinese government allocated $85000000.00 of relief funds to 4 provinces and one municipality battling against floods the tory gate and be al jazeera. well let's get an update on those floods weather rob rob there's been an odd but it won't last it comes through impulses so no it won't last if you look at the satellite picture from

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while the station is shuttered, the nearby rancho adobe fire department will help respond to emergency calls. >>> a follow-up to a controversial police shooting in vallejo. a warning, though, that it may be dpuisturbing to watch. vallejo police have released unedited body camera footage from the night that 22-year-old sean monterrosa was shot and killed. the footage shows officers responding to a walgreens on reports of looting the night of june 2nd. only the face of the officer who fired five rounds at monterrosa is blurred. later monterrosa is seen handcuffed and bleeding as paramedics tend to him. the family's lawyer says the video leaves out a crucial piece of the puzzle. what monterrosa was doing before he was shot. >> that is quite shocking to us that you have video of an officer shooting, but you don't have any videos that took place before. then you have videos of the body after you shot with all the gory details, none of which is helping our assessment of what happened. >> we reached out to the vallejo police department for more information about the officers involved, and the

administration is abusing the use of emergency authorities and suppressing the right to peaceful protest to rancho rains and rising river waters have swept across southern and central china at least 140 people are dead or missing nearly 24000000 people are affected by the worst floods to hit china in decades was the headlines more news here on al-jazeera right after inside story which is coming up next. inequality starts at the top i'll use the u.n. secretary general antonio gutierrez i says the world is at breaking point and calls for a new global deal is it possible does a pandemic offer a chance to change this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sam is a that not everyone is in the same boat the 26 richest people in the world hold as much wealth as hard for its population life chances depend on gender race and whether or not a person has a disability these global inequalities are being made worse by the pandemic and the world is reaching breaking point a bleak reality laid bare by the u.n. secretary general and tony a good target has delivered one of the most hard hitting message

jazeera but that at least $34.00 people are believed to have been killed in southern japan as to rancho rain and severe flooding continues across several asian countries nearly half of the victims in the kamamoto region were in a nursing home sara hire us reports. it's a challenging tolls for these emergency workers and set in japan the risk of more one slides is high on the island. a trail of destruction can be seen from the air there is more trench rain and severe flooding in the way the phone calls for the next few days weather conditions are hampering rescue efforts in the west hit areas . after those killed or missing since sunday had been living in elderly care homes . and out of the cooma river best its banks transporting people to safety by boat is a difficult and dangerous job on sunday prime minister sets up a special toss force to tackle the crisis and is deployed 40000 military personnel to help with the rescue efforts 30 you know people in the area are required to continue to be on maximum alert with regards to self defense forces police prepared to dispatch 10000 personnel

the rancho adobe fire department will help respond to emergencies citywide. >>> 30 million americans have been receiving federal unemployment aid. there is no plan and congress right now to replace that money. we spoke with some unemployed workers who are worried about what lies ahead. >> i feel anxious about it and a little bit scared. >> she is a single mom of thres housekeeper when the pandemic began. she is one of about 30 million americans that will lose the extra $600 unemployment boost. >> with the 600 and help me a lot. it paid my bills. i live paycheck to paycheck. >> her unemployment check is about to drop to $450 per week. senate republicans are still finalizing their proposal which they say will prevent anyone from making more on unemployment than they did at work. >> the administration has ditio they ct in theis an unemployment was just enough for her to get by. it is unclear when she will be able to return to the marriott >> i really want to go back to work. i am not that lazy mother who was just depending on unemployment. >> that was betty reporting. nancy pelosi will

ford had the house in rancho mirage. there were olive trees out front. and for christmas, they'd put white lights in the trees and she left them on that year past the christmas season. and someone asked her why. she went on every night, she turned on the lights, said, that's how gerry knew she was okay. >> both of them living to 93 years old, of course the five years separated them in age, so she was a widow for five -- the last five years of her life. we always close this program by asking our guest about the legacy of the woman that we're profiling. but tonight we're going to put it in the words of another president. in 1999, gerald and betty ford received the congressional gold medal. and at that ceremony, president bill clinton spoke about betty ford's legacy and her work with helping people with alcohol and drug addiction after she left the white house and we'll close with that. >> perhaps no first lady in our history, with the possible exception of eleanor roosevelt, has touched so many of us in such a personal way. because i lost my mother to brea

200 gente de capacidad lo que sacas un fin de semana, parte de esa gira se puso las orillas en un ranchoto seguro de 175 capacidad, nos dijeron que habÍa limite y tampoco era obligatorio las mascarillas pero quiero levantar la voz con los mÚsicos porque hay habido muchas protestas quiero trabajar y dejen hacer ciertos eventos porque no hay ayuda de gobierno y no sabÍamos que iba haber tanta gente y sabÍamos que no habian limitaciones segÚn la empresa que hizo la negociaciÓn con nosotros, llevamos dos grupos de la centa norteÑa y invitados especiales alacranes musicales pero somos responsables pero la gente tiene muchas ganas de salir a bailar y lo hicimos mal >>> estoy completamente de acuerdo con ustedes mario ustedes son mÚsico su familia dependen de ustedes pero solamente quiero dejarte saber segÚn informaciÓn que tenemos constatada son el mÁximo de 175 personas en evento abierto en colorado fue una irresponsabilidad por haber realizado no se sientes culpables que alguna persona de su staff o gente que haya asistido a este evento se pueda contagiar y pueda contagiar a muchos mÁs >>> n

ella publica el vÍdeo en redes desde un rancho en donde se la ve rasurado a una alpaca.de maÑana y podrÍamos acumular varias pulgadas para nueva orleans, galveston y houston. tenemos un ambiente despejado y houston y tenemos la tormenta tropical gonzalo que va camino de las islas de barlovento y en las Últimas horas se ha rodeado de aire seco que le han impedido que siga creciendo el agua en el caribe no estÁ tan caliente y podrÍa degradarse y queremos un Último disturbio que se escapa del continente africano y por delante tendremos un fin de semana complicado y las tormentas llegan para el prÓximo domingo y en california tenemos un ambiente tranquilo y comenzamos con un ambiente caluroso para el noreste asÍ que quedamos pendientes con habla en exclusiva la chica mexicana a quien se le acerco el oso. hoy sabras porque lo de la selfie fue mentira.=== ademas silvia pasquel habla pulicamente de lo que hara su mama ahora que no tiene contrato con televisa.===un panel de milenials viene a dar su opinion sobre el coronvirus y a defenderse de quienes los llaman irresponsables.=

caller: i might share with your audience that it was 121 degrees the other day in rancho mirage. yeah, we are in the palm springs area. host: do you even go outdoors when it's that hot? caller: very quickly just from your house to your car to wherever you are going. you go to the market and back again. we are in a heat spell out here for the past few days. host: i hope it breaks soon, go ahead. caller: this is the way the palm springs area is during the summer but during the winter, when the entire country is covered with snow and cold, we are nice and warm at 80 degrees. you give-and-take with where you live. up the i want to bring program that president obama created and he had elizabeth warren put it together and it's a consumer financial protection bureau. elizabeth warren put it together beautifully. she has her complete staff, her job was to find fraud, help the consumers with either credit , faulty pieces of equipment, foreclosures that illegal aid and fraudulent foreclosures. she was incredible. she is incredible and we have all seen her during the debates. she is one sma

. >> the rancho adobe fire department will assist petaluma firefighters in responding to emergencies for the time being. >>> governor gavin newsom praised two fallen california law enforcement officers, alameda county deputy sheriff oscar walter rojja and a los angeles police officer both dying from covid-19. he said, quote, the deaths of these two heroes is a very real and painful reminder the risks these men and women face every single day protecting the people of california. he also extended condolences to the families of the deputy and the officer. we're also learning more tonight about a civilian of the alameda county sheriff's department who died from covid-19. 61-year-old valerie joined the agency in 1997. the sheriff said, quote, we're truly heartbroken by your passing. she leaves behind her three children a 13 grandchildren. >>> as we cover the coronavirus pandemic here at abc 7 we are looking at ways it can kratransm the bay area. the economy is one of five topics we're honed in as we work to build a better bay area amid the pandemic. in an effort to help the economy san fr

so, rancho adobo is still on high alert to assist us as they always do. >> the infected firefighter is said to be in good condition and has not been hospitalized. >>> for the second time in two days an alameda county sheriff's office employee has died of covid-19. the department has not released a name, saying only that it was a non-sworn staff member. meanwhile, we have learned the alameda county sheriff deputy who died thursday night contracted the virus at the santa rita jail. according to ""the mercury news"" the 57-year-old got sick after an outbreak at the facility last month. flags at the state capitol in sacramento are being flown at half staff in honor of the deputy and an lapd officer who got the virus. the governor issued his condolences to their families in a statement today, adding, the deaths of these two heroes is very real and a painful reminder of the risk these men and women face every day. detecting the people of california. >>> on the subject of alameda county they have just crossed the 10,000 case mark. it is the highest total in the bay area. santa clara county is

the station is shuttered, the nearby rancho adoeb fire department will help respond to emergency callsas plans to reopen and rules in each county are constantly changing we know it can be hard to keep track of it all. we've put together a great resource, our website. click on the coronavirus live blog at the very top of the page. you'll get the latest updates all in one place. you've likely heard by now regis philbin has passed away. he was one of the biggest and most prolific stars of television. this morning we continue to remember him. for decades he was a major part of the morning for millions of americans. kathy park looks back at his long and storied career. >> reporter: tonight the world of entertainment is mourning the loss of legendary talk show host and tv personality regis philbin. his family issuing a statement saying philbin passed away of natural causes adding his family and friends are forever grateful for the time we got to spend with him, for his warmth, his legendary sense of humor and singular ability to make every day into something worth talking about. >> 50 years

. >>> police in gilroy are looking for three young men accused of blowing up a mail box on rancho hills way. these photos show who of the suspects and a white suv that they were in. the third suspect is not pictured. officials say shrapnel from the mail box damaged the victim's car and garage door. the person in the red shirt recorded it on his cellphone. >>> and qantas is canceling almost all of its international flights until at least march. and it is because of the drop in demand since the pandemic. qantas served sfo before suspending many flights in the spring. if you purchase a ticket, the airline will give you a refund or a travel voucher. qantas will still fly within australia and operate some flights to new zealand. >>> disneyland paris is now back open after being closed for four months because of the coronavirus pandemic. mickey and minnie took part in the reopening ceremony. visitors will see new measures in place, including limits on park capacity and social distancing requirements. disneyland paris is reopening on the same day that disneyland in hong kong had to shut down a

rancho mirage isn't the only hospital in need of help. some 17 hospitals in riverside alone rely on traveling nurses to cover the surge in covid cases. dozens of alameda county sheriff's deputies and staffers have all tested positive for covid-19. the sheriff's department says back in march there were just two cases and then no more again until late june. in the last few weeks 38 employees have tested positive. most of them sworn deputies, we're told. some work in santa rita jails which is trying to curb a massive outbreak there. with reopening plans constantly changing by the hour we know it can be confusing. we have it broken down county by county. look at this grid. bay area reopening plans. you can find more information about what's open in your county as well as the very latest headlines. >>> back to our continuing coverage on the life of john lewis, the last living speaker from the 196 3 march on washington. he marched and spoke right alongside the reverend martin now remembering the legacy of the congressman. congressman john lewis

police say the men used an explosive device to destroy the mailbox at a home on rancho hills drive onh. >>> relief for a lot of people who can't pay their rent. a moratorium on evictions and rent increases has been extended in contra costa county. the moratorium was set to expire today. supervisors also extended the period in which tenants must pay back missed rent to january 31st. the protections are for tenants who have lost income or had out-of-pocket medical bills tied to the pandemic. the food bank of contra costa is having a food drive. this is for people so they can -- they have food because the restrictions, i should say are starting to tighten around the bay area. this starts in pittsburg. >>> after 83 years of serving people another legendary bay area business is shutting its doors. louis restaurant closing its doors for good. since 1937 sat on the cliffs. the owners say survival has become financially impossible during the pandemic. last night they told their staff it's closing time. >> louis' had a special place in their heart. it was overwhelming. >> sad to see them go. t

y si quieren conversar algo que no los vean los paparazzi,quÉdense en su rancho. de todo lo que estÁn diciendo? francisca: yo lo creo todo, absolutamente todo. porque yo creo que una reacciÓn natural de los seres humanos es la resistencia al cambio. y todo eso que mencionaste el principio antes de plantear tu pregunta es precisamente lo que sentÍa mucha gente. todo el mundo sabe la diferencia entre ellos y es normal y hasta lÓgico pensar que cuando esta mujer llegarÁ la realeza iba a ser tratada de esa manera. obviamente van a seguir apareciendo 1250 libros, que --7220 documentales hasta que ellos decidan contar su verdad. aquÍ sÓlo queda agarrar lo que consideras es cierto de lo que no. el punto que mÁs me gustÓ de todo lo que trataron allÍ fuera de que ella... lo que se decÍa mucho, que ella lo sacÓ a Él de la realeza cuando en realidad harry siempre tuvo un comportamiento muy rebelde. como diciendo "me quiero ir de aquÍ, esto no es para mí". encuentra esa mujer que le da toda la confianza y lo saca. >> no os quiero romper la fantasÍa. mi opiniÓn es: obviamente

exhaustion every breathing i think about covid-19 in a video diary from inside eisenhower health and rancho mirage. there's katherine davis says he's used to seeing one death a year in her unit. with 700 covid patients treated here so far she's now seen 40 deaths we would ensure that a patient did not die alone. so. >>you know we would take turns spending time with them and holding their hand and talking to them doctors knew they had the beds to treat the surge but not the staff when we heard that the next you know wave of relief might come in and 2 weeks 3 weeks 4 weeks. that's when things become a little bit desperate. they asked the federal government for help and it arrived and air force medical team of about 20 help shoulder the on ending load the stress here repeated all over california. >>so how did we get here the state was the first to announce a stay at home order that was march 90's, this is a moment. >>we need to make tough decisions. 7 weeks later the governor reopen the state on may 8 you have bent the curve but that wasn't to be by early june, the 7 day average for new daily

. >> reporter: in a video diary from inside eisenhower health in rancho mirage, nurse katherine davis says she's used to seeing one death a year in her unit. with 700 covid patients treated here so far, she's now seen 40 deaths. >> we would ensure that a patient did not die alone, so, you know, we would take turns spending time with them and holding their hand and talking to them. >> reporter: doctors knew they had the beds to treat the surge, but not the staff. >> when we heard that the next wave of relief might come in in two weeks, three weeks, four weeks, you know, that's when things become a little bit desperate. >> reporter: they asked the federal government for help and it arrived. an air force medical team of about 20 helped shoulder the unending load. the stress here repeated all over california. so how did we get here? the state was the first to announce a stay-at-home order. that was march 19th. >> this is a moment we need to make tough decisions. >> reporter: seven weeks later, the governor reopened the state on may 8th. >> you have bent the curve. >> reporter: but that wa

the fire marshal says while the station is closed in petaluma the rancho adobe fire department will assist the petaluma fire department in responding to emergency calls. >>in developing news tonight. the san joaquin county sheriff's office is searching for a gunman who opened fire and shot 7 people at a home in a house party this morning. it happened in manatee ca officers heard gunshots and saw several people running from the area. witnesses say the suspect was armed with a semiautomatic weapon of the 7 people hit 2 are in critical condition tonight and 5 had minor injuries 2 of the victims are minors. well the entertainment news tonight. fleetwood mac blues guitarist, peter green has died. lawyers representing the family reported today green died peacefully in his sleep to some grain was the best british blues guitars of the 1960's. he led the first incarnation of fleetwood mac before shortening his career because of his use of psychedelic drugs and suffering from mental illness green was 73 years old. >>tonight the entertainment world is also mourning the loss of tv legend regis philbin

exhaustion every breathing i think about covid-19 in a video diary from inside eisenhower health and rancho mirage. there's katherine davis says he's used to seeing one death a year in her unit. with 700 covid patients treated here so far she's now seen 40 deaths we would ensure that a patient did not die alone. so. >>you know we would take turns spending time with them and holding their hand and talking to them doctors knew they had the beds to treat the surge but not the staff when we heard that the next you know wave of relief might come in and 2 weeks 3 weeks 4 weeks. that's when things become a little bit desperate. they asked the federal government for help and it arrived and air force medical team of about 20 help shoulder the on ending load the stress here repeated all over california. >>so how did we get here the state was the first to announce a stay at home order that was march 90's, this is a moment. >>we need to make tough decisions. 7 weeks later the governor reopen the state on may 8 you have bent the curve but that wasn't to be by early june, the 7 day average for new daily

>>the fire marshal says while the station is closed the rancho adobe fire department will be assisting the petaluma fire department in responding to emergency calls florida now has the second highest number of coronavirus cases in the nation that state now reports more than 414,000 cases since the start of the pandemic miami beach is among several florida cities which are now finding people for not wearing a mask outside that city's mayor says the enforcement has helped more people to wear the masks but he told cnn's wolf blitzer mask enforcement alone are not enough. >>well my residents are actually terrific i took a walk this morning and even though it's exercising. everybody had masks on and they would you know if they did they put them on when they came near you it was very quiet and responsible other lot of folks who are not yet. but also there's a lot of house parties going on we think both parties and things like that a lot of this is just a message. when you hear something about how we're going to open a far as next week. people think well it must be fun. but we're holding our

police say suspects described as young men used some sort of explosive device to blow up a mailbox on rancho hills drive last week. they drove in an older model ford excursion. shrapnel did damage one person's vehicle but no injuries were reported. >>> a federal judge halted the execution of a federal death row inmate in indiana. his lawyers argue the inmate convicted in a 1998 killing suffers from dementia. he was slated to be the second inmate executed this week. a nearly 20 year hiatus in federal executions ended yesterday. the justice department is now appealing. >>> live look at the white house this morning. president trump will head to atlanta this afternoon giving remarks on the rebuilding of america's infrastructure. it's a change to a decades old federal policy that would speed the process for new transportation projects across the country. specifically georgia's i-75 lane expansion project. >>> and this morning, the trump administration is reversing guidelines that would have required international students to leave the country if their schools held classes entirely online because

exhaustion every breathing i think about covid-19 in a video diary from inside eisenhower health and rancho mirage. there's katherine davis says she's used to seeing one death a year in her unit. with 700 covid patients treated here so far she's now seen 40 deaths we would ensure that a patient did not die alone. so. >>you know we would take turns spending time with them and holding their hand and talking to them doctors knew they had the beds to treat the surge but not the staff when we heard that the next you know wave of relief might come in and 2 weeks 3 weeks 4 weeks. you know that's when things become a little bit desperate. they asked the federal government for help and it arrived and air force medical team of about 20 help shoulder the on ending load the stress here repeated all over california. >>so how did we get here the state was the first to announce a stay at home order that was march 90's, this is a moment. >>we need to make tough decisions. 7 weeks later the governor reopen the state on may 8 you have bent the curve but that wasn't to be by early june, the 7 day average for

say the suspects described as young men used some sort of explosive device to blow up a mailbox on rancho hills drive last week and then they drove off in an older model ford excursion. no injuries reported. but shrapnel did damage one person's vehicle. >>> 5:10. and an 83-year-old restaurant with amazing views is throwing in the towel. the beloved san francisco diner saying good-bye for good. that's next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> and as we take a look at the roadways right now, the altamont pass is getting crowded. plus, an injury crash blocking lanes along 80. motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>> 5:14 now and new this morning, australian airline qantas is canceling all international flights until march 2022. as the pand

. >> reporter: in a video diary from inside eisenhower health in rancho mirage, nurse katherine davis says she's used to seeing one death a year in her unit. with 700 covid patients treated here so far, she's now seen 40 deaths. >> we would ensure that a patient did not die alone. so you know, we would take turns spending time with them and holding their hand and talking to them. >> reporter: doctors knew they had the beds to treat the surge, but not the staff. >> when we heard that the next, you know, wave of relief might come in, in two weeks, three weeks, four weeks, you know, that's when things become a little bit desperate. >> reporter: they asked the federal government from help, and it arrived, an air force medical team of about 20 helped shoulder the unending load. the stress here repeated all over california. so, how did we get here? the state was the first to announce a stay-at-home order. that was march 19th. >> this is a moment we need to take tough decisions. >> reporter: seven weeks later, the governor reopened the state, on may 8th. >> you have bent the curve. >> report

a su asistente no le quedÓ mÁs que coordinar que la ambulancia fuera mÁs tarde a su rancho y luego lode comida >>> los veranos en nueva york vienen acompaÑados de excelentes eventos y para los amantes de la gastronomÍa este (nombre en inglÉs) es increÍble >>> mÁs de cien vendedores atendÍan a mÁs de 20 mil asistentes cada fin de semana >>> uno de estos vendedores son cien por ciento orgullo mexicano. >>> por los Últimos 6 aÑos de esta familia llevan preparando antoji antojitos de tu tierra >>> tenemos elote, mangos y agua fresca >>> por la pandemia este evento retratÓ su apertura hasta ahora. compartir comida o esperar largas filas de gente ya no ocurre por eso lanzamos smor g para llevarg para llevar y cambiar. >>> estarÁ a un 50% pero menos pero no podemos esperar que nos siga afectando tenemos que aprender a convivir con esto no podemos quedarnos en casa. en este paÍs que nos da de comer tengu-ge tenemos que aprender salir con y sin a pesar de las circunstancias como trabajadores tenemos que cuidarnos y cuidar a los que nos vienen a consumir. >>> este icÓnico evento estÁ cumpliendo

and so she would make sure that he would be -- could go up to rancho del cielo up in the mountains.here is nothing for her to do it, there but she made sure he could be there as often as she could and she went with him. and she did it metaphorically, as well. she was a height not a valley in his life. and by doing that, she lighten his mood and she helped him make a mark on a country that needed bucking up. >> well, as close as we close here we're going to actually listen to president reagan's answer to the question. and a 1980 attributed and see reagan that happened in conjunction with the gop convention in that year, he talked about her, and that's how we're going to close our program. and since we're closing with video, before we do, so let me say thanks to both of you for being her here tonight to help tell the story of nancy reagan. we appreciate. it >> thank, you. susan >> it's been a pleasure, susan. >> and now president reagan and his own words, his thoughts about nancy reagan. >> but what do you say about someone who gives your life meaning? what do you say about someone wh

estacionamiento y dejó a la mujer >> toma un uber te veo después le dijo a la mujer >> la dejó como novia de ranchola he visto pero son dos grandes de nuestros países qué bueno que gracias a la tecnología los estamos escuchando pero ahora vamos a hablar de noelia que está ampliando su negocio ahora ofrece artículos para adulto a un nivel más personal solamente una línea para fans >> (información en pantalla) >> lo que entiendo es que puedes pagar un servicio extra al mes para ver más de lo que la otra gente ve >> estos lugares a veces tienen diferentes porcentajes a los cuales puedes acceder >> me preocupa que sepas tantop >> hay que estar empapado de toda la información posible cambiando de tema sofía vergara sufrió un momento emotivo en este programa de concurso cuando un concursante dedicó un poema a su hermana cuando era bebé esto la llevó a recordar el éxito de su hermano en colombia fue un momento bastante emotivo en colombia vamos a escuchar >> (idioma inglés) >> fue muy hermoso para mí >> habla con este chico el participante y le dice que efectivamente que su hermano murió el mismo año que

while the station is closed the rancho adobe will assist them in responding to emergency calls. >>> the 17th san quentin inmate has died from convocations of covid-19. there are 600 28 active coronavirus cases. more than 100 staff members were in fact did. work is underway to deep clean the 600,000 square-foot interior of the prison. >> this morning we're learning more from the alameda county sheriff's office about his lien employee that died on the coronavirus. 61 valley leon died on friday night. she had joined the department in 1997 and recently worked as an administrative in the corners office. she is survived by three children and 13 grandchildren. >>> a vaccine for the coronavirus is set to begin final stage testing tomorrow. this was created by the national institutes of health and mode dharna. it will include 40,000 participants a few other vaccines have begun small other late stage studies and other countries. here in the u.s. are a series of studies that were scheduled to begin each month to the ball. >>> tomorrow republican lawmakers asked beckett to release more details and

ahorita ya lo estamos esperando, vamos para lo que es el rancho, y vamos a hacer un pequeÑo homenaje creo que tenemos imÁgenes. >>> sÍ estÁn las imagenes >>> ahÍ estÁn >>> las que estaban comentando >>> pero obviamente esto ha generado mucha polÉmica porque al final del dÍa es una multitud congregada para decirle adiÓs. el coche fÚnebre era perseguido por esta multitud y muchos estÁn preocupados por el contagio veamos. >>> hasta pronto viejo te quiero. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> dios te bendiga. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> hasta pronto viejo. >>> el covid-19 estÁ afectando el gÉnero regional mexicano varios miembros del grupo intocable estÁn contagiados tenemos detalles mÁs adelante mi querido frederik pero seguimos con mÁs >>> vamos con la vuelta >>> vamos a la vuelta. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> acÁ les tengo todo lo que estÁ siendo tendencia en las redes sociales vamos a comenzar la vuelta con esto. como bien dice el dicho, la prÁctica hace al maestro. pero segÚn alex rodrÍguez en este caso la prÁctica hace que pues no sea tan malo vamos a ver a que se refiere. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> a ver yo