>> alyssa: avocados.ig crisis, tucker, take it seriously. >> tucker: a guacamole crisis. >> the u.s. listen to this would run out of avocados in three weeks for president trump shuts down the border of mexico. >> three weeks before avocados run out. >> the united states would run out of avocados in three weeks. >> lisa: come on, mulle alyssa e me some credit. >> tucker: we need american supply of avocados. >> alyssa: 50% comes from california. the other smart comes from peru. >> tucker: are you listening to this? how did you lose that? >> lisa: i knew it was avocados, tucker. i am ready with a buzzer at this time. >> tucker: you have to wait until you hear all the potential answers. >> lisa: okay i have to be patient. >> tucker: wild new video on the internet shows tourist running for their lives as a glacier sends a giant wave crashing to the shore. which country did this take place? was it a norway, b new zealand or c iceland? >> alyssa: iceland! be when was it iceland? i don't know the answer to this.

alyssa? >>> there were six people in the vehicle when it flipped, the driver was arrested on suspicion of dui. >> this is a vehicle that was traveling at a high rate of speed and it lost control for an unknown reason. there were six people that were in the vehicle, the driver and five passengers. >> here is video of the damaged suv, the dodge durango overturned, ejecting one of the passengers. chp officers arrived and pronounced three men dead at the scene, a female was taken to a hospital, but later died of her injuries. the seven on highway 85, southbound lanes are closed with traffic diverted onto connell road, and chp will have lanes open by 8 am, but there is a lot of work to do. >> we have a large scene, all of the lands of southbound 85 are shut down. it will take time to process the scene, the for the investigation. >> chp says everyone and the vehicle was in 20s or 30s, but at this time they are not releasing any names. alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> the time is 6:03 am, t

held or an alyssa's graduating from doherty valley high school. she plans on attending san jose state university to major in business administration so congratulations to alyssa we're very proud of you and keep in mind that you can let us know about a graduate in your life all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 it's right under the news tab. submit a picture of your grad let us know high school the graduate attended and then what's next a all the great photos we received so far it looks all right we'll be right back. a comeback everyone, a start-up company. in san francisco is helping grieving families honor their loved ones with memorial trees and we're recognizing better place forrest has this morning's kron 4 hero. so the company is offering up to million worth of protected memorial trees. they want to honor frontline heroes who die from covid-19 by providing them with a legacy that will endure for a long time so all while lifting the financial burden of a burial service so families can reserve a tree and plan for

reporting live, alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you, alyssa, restaurants were allowed to reopen yesterday, the owner of downtown shows showed us how it looks inside of his restaurant. >> for the first time, i will ask that you have a facemask on when you walk around in my business. once you get to your table, relax and enjoy yourself i take your facemask off. we are asking that you put hand sanitizer on your hand, as soon as you enter the building, and, we have paper menus that are disposable. >>> nonessential retail stores are now also allowed to let customers inside. santa clara is the latest bay area county to move into phase 2 of reopening tomorrow, san francisco, san mateo and alameda county move to phase 2, and retail on tuesday. >>> pushing against to lara county, defying the stay-at- home order, on tuesday, supervisors wanted to let movie theaters and barbershops reopen, the governor's office responded, threatening to withhold disaster relief funding, there is no word yet on how the supervisor will respond, but they say the businesses were already defying rules

alyssa harrington has been working from home, but, good morning alyssa. >>> ordering a hard closure of beaches down in orange county, that is after thousands of people had flocked to the beaches and ignored social distancing orders. let's show you video from newport beach, showing you what it was like there. you can see people gathered, having picnics with coolers. it looked like a normal summer day. this is not what the governor wants to see. after criticism over the large crowds, the city council voted to keep the beaches open. the governor announced that the beaches will be closed to prevent the spread of covid-19. this move targets one area, and a surprise to many after a memo was sent to police departments is saying that allstate beaches would close. >>> today, we will make clarifications, just in the orange county area. we have been consistent, this is the directive. i can't square off what others had said, but this is what we say. >> in the bay area, officers issued 275 citations that beaches in pacifica over the weekend. they county areas will relax restrictions starting monday

alyssa? >>> three counties and the north bay will be moving into phase 2, that is napa county, sonoma county and what is going to happen is retail stores will reopen, but for curbside service only. the transactions should be touch free. customers will not be allowed inside of stores. companies must make sure their employees have proper equipment. the department of public health has issued new rules on thursday, lower risk businesses in the phase 2 reopening include bookstores, toy stores, clothing stores, sporting good stores and flower shops. bay area counties are sheltering in place, and seven bay area health departments have released a joint statement saying changes to the health order will be evaluated at the local and regional level, and that right now they are not ready to ease restrictions. >> now is not the time to let down our guard, the virus is not getting any less deadly. >> it is unclear how soon the other counties will move into phase 2, but san francisco and moraine counties ar

reporting, live, alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you, alyssa, police and oakland prepare another demonstration and response to the in custody death of george floyd and minneapolis. dozens of people had marched through the streets of oakland one last night in an emotional but peaceful demonstration. a larger protest organized by police watchdog groups is set for tonight at the plaza. protests and response to that death in the bay area. >> his name is oscar grant. his name is oscar grant. >> doesn't the people gathered outside of vallejo police headquarters and a peaceful demonstration, they chanted the name of oscar grant died in a police shooting at the bart station in 2009. they also honored several other african-americans who were killed during encounters with police. >> i am terrified of the police. my entire life i have been terrified of the police. i am not from minnesota, do you know what i mean? it is happening with me, it is happening with all of us. >> outrage over the death of george floyd brought dozens of demonstrators to the streets of downtown oakland. the l

alyssa harrington will join us now and talk about the business owners that are frustrated. alyssa? >> reporter: some people are frustrated, even though santa clara county is entering phase 2, one comic book store owner in san jose said that business is down 90 percent, and he thinks that by selling essential items along with his books, he found a loophole that will allow customers inside of his store. >> i got bounty, toilet paper, clorox, i have clorox wipes, who has those? i have lots of different kinds of beans. i have top ramen. >> reporter: the amended shelter in place allows retail businesses to do curbside sales, but the owner of space cat comics hopes that by selling essential items like food , you can also invite customers inside. he converted a section of his up into a convenience store and he says that if police tell him that he cannot open this way, he will instead offer curbside pickup area >> the important thing is that the business stays safe. it is not important, so much what they sell, but, it is more are you safe? we have always been safe. >> the public health off

alyssa harrington joins us now with a look at the report we are expecting. alyssa? >>> the report is expected to be one of the worst ever, millions of americans have filed for unemployment benefits as the pandemic forces businesses to close, lay off workers, or severely alter the way that they operate. in late march, 6.6 million applications were filed, an all- time high. economists predict april numbers will be the highest since the great depression. the report will be released at 5:30 am. they will reach 34,000,007 weeks. 33 million americans have filed for unemployment insurance, leading to layoffs and, the economy has taken a huge beating. has restrictions ease around the coronavirus, businesses prepare to reopen, but the damage has been done. economists predict that we are months away from seeing the economy bounce back. reporting, live, alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> california has paid $8 billion in jobless benefits that are related to the pandemic, but not all californians that have been approved are receiving their money very quickly, the money u

reporting live, alyssa harrington, ktvu. >>> thank you, alyssa, restaurants were able to reopen yesterday, the owner of downtown jo's walked us through what things will look like at his restaurant. >> i will ask that you had a facemask on before you walk around in my business, once you get your table, you are welcome to relax and enjoy yourself. we are asking that you put hand sanitizer on your hands, as soon as you enter the building, and then we have paper menus that are disposable. >>> retail stores will allow people to browse inside. santa clara county will require anyone in public to wear a facemask starting tomorrow, it will include people that work in or visit businesses even if they are outside, the city of san jose will require people to wear face coverings whenever they are in public even parks. >> i think the county's order is far enough and it makes sense it, it is on medically sound ground. other than that, legislating common sense will not work. >>> new research shows that wearing face masks will reduce the spread of the coronavirus by as much as 50 percent when opening, tom

alyssa harrington works from home, here are the details. good morning. >> thousands of people had flocked to the beaches and ignored the social distancing orders. a message that the governor has is that the virus does not take weekends off. it is still out there, spreading, that is what people need to remember. okay, i want to show you video from last week. let's show you what the crowds look like. thousands had soaked up the sun, played sports and were not wearing masks. the governor had said that outings like this will set the stage back, several counties are appearing to ease restrictions. some of them in southern california are fighting for the beaches, the governor ordered a closure, and there are reports that huntington beach plans to file a lawsuit against the governor. other state beaches and parks are open. >> we will continue to work with county health directors, and local officials. they will be iterating this constantly. >> the governor has made it clear, you will be shut down, so , now is not the time to be complacent. the time

good morning, alyssa. >>> pool cleaners and landscapers are back in operation, the list posted by the sonoma county health officer includes a dog walking services, dog groomers, outdoor museums, and shopping malls offering curbside pickup. they allow more access to parks and beaches with restrictions to prevent overcrowding, they match statewide regulations announced by gavin newsom, and counties slowly reopen on a case-by-case basis. requirements to continue to ease restrictions require fewer than three cases per 10,000 residents in odessa and two weeks, sonoma county has a state waiver accelerating the next phase. >> we don't want to go rogue, we don't want to open the floodgates, we want to do what we can to make sure that businesses are successful. >>> people will run into the environment and go into the community. >> starting today, outdoor museums and botanical gardens will open, and/or exhibition areas must stay closed. hair salons are close as well as jim's, sonoma county has had a 341 repairs did cases that, with four deaths. dozens of other tests have been made available. al

alyssa harrington is joining us to explain may 4 be with you. >>> that is right, it is may 4. it is star wars day. what is happening is that people are coming up with creative ways to think healthcare workers who are working with patients and fighting covid-19 and adding a star wars theme. this is one of the creative ways we have seen people give thanks to healthcare workers. you are watching video from last week when first responders showed up at an area hospital, cheering on medical staff. first they went to zuckerberg general hospital, the idea was to boost morale and let essential workers know that they are appreciated. >> it made me feel better, it is stressful and it is scary. the isolation, we want to do a good job, but it is scary. >> thank you for doing the job that you do, thank you for being out there every day and being on the front lines and putting your life at risk to help others, i want us all to continue to work together and keep people safe. >>> here is what is happening today, a star wars themed plan will help honor workers, the caravan will include police c

alyssa harrington joins us with the report and what it means for the economy. good morning. >> these numbers are down from the previous week, but not good. the department of labor released the latest unemployment numbers this morning and last week three point 2 million americans had filed for unemployment and if it's. in seven weeks, since the coronavirus pandemic, it led to shelter and place orders and 33 million people in the united states have filed for unemployment. the coronavirus has taken a massive toll on the economy. these latest numbers are the worst since the great depression. americans lose their jobs in the wake of the pandemic, and the government is allowing contractors and workers to apply for benefits. even though economists predict things to eventually bounce back, they say that it could take months. alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> happening today, the governor will tell us his plans for stage ii of reopening california. he has confirmed that tomorrow he would like to restart the manufacturing and retail businesses. >> it is a lot of

let's check in with alyssa harrington. >>> that is right, it is star wars day, because may 4 be with you. there will be a creative way to honor healthcare workers, this is one of several creative ways we have seen people honor healthcare workers during the pandemic. sometimes people howl, others clap, this is actually video from last week when first responders showed up to hospitals to cheer on doctors and other medical staff. the idea is to boost morale and let workers know that they are appreciated. >> it made me feel better about being here. it is stressful and scary. the isolation. it is scary. >> thank you for doing the job that you do, thank you for being out there every day. thank you for being on the front lines and putting your life at risk. i want us all to continue to work together, and keep people safe. >>> here's the plan, 45 minutes from now, fire engines and police cruisers will drive by the medical center, police officials including police chiefs and mayors from san mateo, belmont and foster city will be there to cheer as healthcare workers arrive for their morning sh

alyssa harrington is here with all of the details on what is now allowed to reopen and the reason why. good morning, alyssa. >>> car parades are now allowed in santa clara county, the shelter and place order goes into effect today, retail stores including clothing shops can allow curbside sales, museums and historical sites will open up with safety modifications. manufacturing will continue with proper social distancing, and face covers are required at any business and on public transit. business owners displayed new merchandise and windows, hoping to attract customers. >> i am happy we are getting to this point. it is frustrating to watch other counties open. >> reporter: restrictions ease in santa clara county, and the number of hospitalizations decline. santa clara county public health officer sara cody had acknowledged efforts up residence getting to this point, and said the community followed public health guidance which had allowed them to make progress on containing covid- 19. hospitals are staffed and prepared to care for more patients if needed. >>> santa clara county is look

alyssa? >>> we got an update from the san jose police department, a man walked up to a group of people, and started shooting. i want to show you video from the scene, police were out there for hours. the shooting happened last night before 10:00. police blocked off william court where it meets himself 24th street and mcglocklin avenue to investigate. the victims were transported to the hospital, young men were taken away on gurneys and ambulances. police were seen interviewing people at the scene. they have not released much information, but we got the update, a man started shooting at them and a driveway at an apartment complex. the suspect fled and has not been apprehended. the motive is not known. alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> police and roanoke park are investigating a shooting after finding a man's body in the parking lot. it happened after 9 p.m. last night, and the parking lot of redwood credit union where a man had been shot in the chest. the police know his name, but they

alyssa? >>> a dodge durango packed with six people was traveling at a high rate of speed, the driver lost control. the crash had happened that 10:20 p.m. and the southbound lanes of highway 85, it flipped several times and, one passenger was inside the vehicle, and pronounce three male passengers dead at the scene. a female was also taken to the hospital and died from her injuries. officers arrested the driver for suspicion of dui, the southbound lanes on highway 85 are closed, and chp hopes to have lanes open by 8:00. >>> the driver was arrested, under the influence of alcohol. always designate someone to drive, there is no reason for anyone to drink alcohol, and get behind the wheel of a car. there are too many options. whether it is staying at your location, staying where you are, or using a rideshare service, having the designated driver, getting home safely, whatever it is, whatever you have here it is three or four people that will never be able to go home again as a result of the colli

alyssa harrington is here with the very latest on what is happening. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave, the mayor of minneapolis addressed the turmoil in his city, acknowledging the pain that so many eople re feeling about george floyd's death. also condemning the looting and burning buildings and the city. protesters torched a minneapolis police station after breaking and. outside, thousands marched through the streets expressing anger, sadness, and outrage over the death of rorty six-year-old george floyd. they want the officers involved in his death to face criminal charges. >> there is a lot of pain and anger right now in our city. i understand that our entire city recognizes this. what we have seen over the past several hours in the past couple of nights in terms of looting is unacceptable. our communities cannot and will not tolerate it. these are businesses, these are community institutions that we need. >> floyd died on monday after he was stopped by minneapolis police, cell phone video circulated widely on social media shows a pol

anyway, meanwhile me too leader alyssa is defending biden over all of this in op-ed she says she can'tture joe doing any of those awful things, there is a new standard if you cannot picture them obviously he is innocent. this woman was working nonstop at the kavanaugh hearings giving him the benefit of the doubt. now nancy pelosi also backed biden this week and in a video endorsing him called joe the voice of reason in the face of the coronavirus. i'm told she did not quite nail it on her first try, and factor producers got their hands on some outtakes. >> hello, i am nancy pelosi, speaker of the international house of waffles, republicans, waffle house because their xenophobia, nancy, short for andrew, people don't talk about that. much like our economy feels like commerce, field by hate. i hear the voices of america. they speak to me, they say come into the light carol and, we need progress and we need change and who better to do that then nancy -- joe biden. greg: all right, cat, can you believe it took nancy so many tries to get it right. kat.kat: my face is still sore,i don't know

the risk businesses will be open, but in certain counties, alyssa harrington is here, and you have all of the details. >> good morning, dave, it is up to counties when they want to enter phase 2. there are three bay area counties that will begin the reopening today. we will show you a map of the places impacted. sonoma county, and solano county, they are entering phase ii today. meanwhile, san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, alameda, they will not ease restrictions. the shelter in place order has not changed in those counties. a health officer warns that moving too fast will lead to a surge in covid-19 cases. >> now was not the time to let down your guard, the virus is not getting any less deadly, or going away. >> we are being led by science and public health. >> here is what is changing. in napa, sonoma, and solano counties, nonessential businesses have reopened with curbside service and physical distancing guidelines. this includes stores, florists, and retailers. some employees will be able to return to nonessential manufacturing jobs. meanwhile, restaurants, malls and gins will

reporting, live, alyssa harrington, mornings on fox 2. >>> the narrow minneapolis pleads for calm after protests after the death of george floyd now turned violent. one man was shot and killed near last nights protest, authorities announced that someone was taken into custody, but they are not saying if the shooting is connected to the demonstrations. protesters demand that the police officer be charged with pinning floyd to the ground and suffocating him. the other three officers have been fired. >>> the demonstration started peacefully last night, and erupted into violence, protesters had burned several businesses including and autozone, some businesses were looted, including a target. people filled up cards and ran out, the minneapolis police chief said he ordered his officers to use tear gas to break up the large crowds. >>> governor newsom says the united states and the state of california, has reached milestones and the pandemic. >> 100,000 americans have now died from the coronavirus, more than any other country. california, meanwhile has more than 100,000 confirmed cases of the

alyssa hogan joins me now. i appreciate your willingness to come on and talk about this.een taking care of your family throughout the last year, and all of a sudden, this happens. tell me about the calls to the unemployment office. >> yes. so, i had made multiple calls to the unemployment office. right now, it's like you're at the mercy of a computer system, and there is just no way of getting through to anyone. there's no one to talk to you. no, i can write multiple emails, and you are just not getting the responses that you need, and like i said, the computer is all we have, and if it's not getting back to you, there's nothing i can do. >> dana: and then there's a cascading effect, that you had also tried to seek some rental assistance during this time, which is through no fault of your own. you need a little bit of assistance, but you couldn't get the rental assistance because the state hasn't been able to figure out your unemployment. is that correct? >> correct. so the way that these programs work for assistance is you need to prove that you are going to be able to p

alyssa's fiance acted as the bouncer. a prom with a bouncer.new one. >> wait, go on. >> i love how he turns around. okay, yeah, come on in. >> why is it so good? it really is. it's the whole vibe. >> that's really good. >> people are being creative during shelter-in-place. >> deejay was getting it, too. that's so good. >> that's her brother. >> oh, my gosh. very cool. live doppler 7 we are tracking some scattered showers out there on your monday morning. i just want to zoom in to the heart of the bay area. we have just some scattered light rain moving through the peninsula and just moving over sfo and working towards the east bay near mu rogaraga and where find them, it is wet out there. like that sfo camera. the runways are wet. right now temperatures mid 50s to lower 60s. that's a little muggy out there thanks to this area of low pressure we have. just spinning right off our coastline bringing those showers into northern california. so, it's been on and off wet weather this morning and get a little bit of a break before we see more rain move

i am alyssa harrington, ktvu news. truck more travel changes are coming amid the coronavirus amtrak is taking charge to keep passengers safe. >>> the differences we can hope to see and more places around the country. truck accurate after the break with the work cast it includes what whether we will be back here with the five day in just a moment. what time is it? bed time. my wife never gets home in time to see little man go to sleep. her bus stop is a mile away. i wish i could at least walk home with her. i'm completing the 2020 census for my family. my response can impact how public funding is spent in my community. that could mean education for little man- -and a closer bus stop for her. (relieved, loving) hey. hey. shape your future. start here. complete the census at 2020census.gov. truck more changes ahead for passengers traveling on amtrak trains tomorrow. they have to use a face covering a buses and in stations that could be removed when the passengers are eating at designated areas when sit alone or in their r

live, i am alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> hats off to the firefighters who say that piece of history. thank you so much. >>> stay with ktvu for updates on the pier 45 fire with the ktvu mobile news app. it is free to download for your smart phone. >>> people are out and about this holiday weekend enjoying the sunny weather today. while he was asleep pleasant around the bay area, it is about to get a whole lot warmer. we want to bring in are meteorologist. we are talking about triple digits, right? >> yes, cristina. triple digits could be for an extended period of time. we are talking possibly four days of the inlet spots close to 100 degrees. not the case tomorrow, but trending upward in the sunday forecast. ice from the this afternoon, and warm spots near 90 degrees out toward fairfield and antioch. san jose is 83. oakland in the upper 70s. pacifica in the middle 60s. we warm things up today. this is a live camera look out toward mount diablo. that area is drying up. we will be watching fire danger with the seat getting in over the next few days. as i mentioned, monday and t

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and so we are hoping to be able to leave the house on the valley ranch for a ground able sounds alyssa's outreach for mutual aid we are making connections with markets and a local church to be able to try and maximize our efforts to service our communities because what we're seeing here example inside about we have a church that does a food distribution and they're seeing about double what they're normally used to so people are in need and you know what i am seeing too is the community coming together and and stepping up and really. bringing their their resources in and being able to facilitate so that's what we're trying to do out here in the sacramento valley. and 'd like i mentioned it was mentioned before i'm running for congress and we're utilizing our our network to be able to facilitate so we have access to folks of the attacks e-mail and phone call so we're trying to utilize those those tools to be able to access people who might need help and to see if we can facilitate coordinate and provide the assistance that they might need if there is one positive that's coming from this ho

julie, frank and alyssa's your friday night. it's my friday night, to. going to go play chuck berry and with no particular place to go. - -not you. -okay. oh, uh, yeah, but just for a bit while, uh, gloria and joe go through some of your old toys in the garage. -i'll fly there. -mm-hmm. gloria: okay, vamanos! kid loves that cape. so, i see your stance on sons wearing accessories has evolved. the cape gives him superpowers. what did leg warmers give you? flair. they gave me flair. leave me alone, okay? everybody, leave me alone. hey! what's all that? (sighs) i just --i'm sorry. i just need a night away. here. want to help? -i don't do that. -okay. it's just -- it's been a lot recently, you know, coming off of a really long trial, cam's spring cleaning frenzy, hauling lily all over for softball, pretending to care about softball. oh, i get needing time away. i was married to your mother. like you are now. i have it all planned out. i drive to the desert.

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actress alyssa milano had no problem coming to washington d.c.o watch kavanagh's hearing in person even having never met ford. you know happy to be in there standing by her side. in her quest for justice so it was important for me to to to be able to support her and to support survivors everywhere but read feels that support does not extend to people like her who have claims against those on the left even comedian james corden who was extremely vocal about backing forward has not said anything about reid before go i had said i want to say i was so inspired. i'm humbled by dr ford's testimony today i felt the bravery in the face of intimidation and abuse and i called you comedian jimmy kimmel was also passionate in his praise for forward and distaste for justice cavanagh hear me out of this so cavanaugh gets confirmed to supreme court ok well in return we get to cut that pesky penis of his off. you know that's what i did even though there was 0 evidence against cavanagh kimmel still felt the need to get involved in the conversation because he clea

all although in this case it appears to to be a case of pure dumbness activists and media darling alyssa milano debuted the knitted mask complete with plenty of holes allowing all possible droplets infected with covert 19 to both enter into and exit from her face she is a sheen yes and folks that that's our show for today i want you to stay curious and say younger because the press reports sunday morning 1030 eastern time and you can check out all of our shows right now on the portable t.v. ad go download it right now at your app store or i sneak walls work stay safe and i'll see you next week on the breast. go next idea. because they give me too much of this did they cope with this flu is human and we said. just at home i was thinking. there's an awful lot in common i'm old but i'm also the most companies you know so i've been a kid who says you know. when i meet. his compass he will get almost came in nobody goes from getting notices to see he is pro-u. . someone down the liquidity for nothing i've also seen it in the. i kind of on the speaking. look it is he. always stay in this one d

all although in this case it appears to to be a case of pure dumbness activists and media darling alyssa milano debuted the knitted mask complete with plenty of holes allowing all possible droplets infected with covert 19 to both enter into and exit from her face she is a sheen yes folks that that's our show for today i want you to stay curious and say younger because the press reappeared sunday morning 1030 eastern time and you can check out all of our shows right now on the portable t.v. ad go download it right now at your app store or eistein walls burke stay safe and i'll see you next week on the breast. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers the from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see a very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids and to invite. did america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she did dose after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers all the

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and alyssa wants to stay. quite -- >> put a lot of money at that. >> great.so i think that is all the questions we have time for right now. >> thank you for making space, sorry i didn't get to go to boston. >> never been to boston? >> never been to boston. and thank you for doing this and thank you for being patient, really appreciate it. i am done. >> i just want to say it is a beautiful world to see folks like michael go from blogging with nothing to amplify themselves to having the following to freelancing to having columns to places i didn't pay them to having multiple books out in the world. i think it is an awesome thing and when i think about 18-year-old be there seems to be states for one or 2 black folks to talk about the world and there's a lot more for a lot of people to tell stories so i am happy the book is out and proud of my friend. >> it is really nice. >> and later. i want to thank our wonderful speakers and all of you for spending your evening with us and supporting authors, publishers and our incredible staff and thank you for your patience

taking an unusually long time to fully recover and what's really usual about it it's almost over it alyssa's might take a lot of hands for the record we tend to see a gradual improvement whereas the invest a lot of people are reporting that they feel somewhat better and then the next 2 or 3 days that's a very good team to ensure a graphic and again and and then a little better and you know we need to just believe we really need to wait my advice to b.p. or anyone to be on a ventilator that is really really significant treatment. needs have some follow up checks or in back with your t v a jason this has to let i think just for me to view here going back in the hospital can get another i saw i still stood still got a sense of humor the good news i'm fine you don't know that well jason but this is a you would have written for that recovery in equities recovered from kevin 19. yes so that was day 51 so i got out of the hospital i was in the hospital on day 78 and 9 i came out of isolation on day 25 and somewhere in about my 5th week i started noticing a shortness of breath creeping back i had be

it's interesting to see, people like alyssa milano who was sitting behind brett kavanaugh to harass himstep of the way. it's disgusting that she is saying she is okay with joe biden. it's disgusting. judge jeanine: i think the public sees it anyway. thanks so much for being with us. the re-opening is under way in texas and congressman dan crenshaw joins me next. we'll share his message for we'll share his message for democrats who want to [anthony] hey mama, what's up? [mama] i'm confused. confused about what, everything ok? yeah, i only see one price on my phone bill. that doesn't sound confusing mama. you're on t-mobile, taxes and fees are included. oh come on, there's always extra fees! not on t-mobile mama. why can't all my bills be like this? i don't know mama. bye mama, love you. anthony? umph! at t-mobile, taxes and fees are included. and right now, when you switch your family, get 4 lines of unlimited for just $35 a line. don't bring that mess around here, evan! whoo! don't do it. don't you dare. i don't think so! [ sighs ] it's okay, big fella. we're gonna get through this toge

it's interesting to see, people like alyssa milano who was sitting behind brett kavanaugh to harass hime step of the way. it's disgusting that she is saying she is okay with joe biden. it's disgusting. judge jeanine: i think the public sees it anyway. thanks so much for being with us. the re-opening is under way in texas and congressman dan crenshaw joins me next. we'll share his message for democrats who want to i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. judge jeanine: a gradual re-opening is happening in states including texas where malls, stores, and movie theaters were allowed to open yesterday, 25% capacity. congressman from the lone star state, dan be crenshaw. what's going on in texas? >> i think the right thing is happening in texas.

then alyssa just called to say yes to writing away if you're interested. >> ya, that's where the money is at. >> i have thought about why a . >> i think that's the questions for right now. are there any closing comments from either of you. >> thank you for making space. if i went to boston for the first time i would try to retrace bobby brown steps. >> you've never been to boston? >> never. thank you all for being patient and asking questions. by the book, i really appreciate it. i'm done but go zoom. >> i want to say that it is a beautiful world to see folks like michael go from blogging with no twitter or anything to amplify themselves to having a following to freelancing to having columns to writing from places that didn't pay them to now having multiple books. out in the world. i just think it is an awesome thing and when i think about 15, 16, 17, 18-year-old me there seemed to be one or two black folk to talk about the world i love the fact that there's a lot more a lot of people like us to tell stories so i'm happy and really thrilled that thisbook is out . i'm proud of my friend

it began, to our right, a phd doctor, and it still counts to be a doctor and to my left, secretary alyssa who is the top state official. and it's a pleasure to be with her. you would be in rochester today. but for most people, relate to rochester. it is a pleasure being here, rochester regional health facility and how i think the president and ceo eric for having us here today. i also will join by the number of elected officials i want to thank him for being here. we have that great congressman, that a really challenging position before he went to congress, he was working in new york state government. but he is now in washington and we need is voice. more than ever. this will be a big weekend washington. we need to get the federal government to recognize the situation that state governments face. and fund, not just corporate america but fun working americans. the police and firefighters, schoolteachers, they have get to do that to the extent necessary and hopefully with the leadership of the house, we will get that done this week. we have robert here is mark mayor of rochester. migrate lt

and then alyssa just want to say yes, if you're interested. where's the money at. [laughter]. michael: i have thought about it. [laughter]. benjamin: i think that is all of the questions we have time for right now. are there any closing comments or discussion points from either of you. michael: thank you. i've never been to boston. >> you have never been to boston. wow. michael: thank you for asking questions. by the book. i really appreciate it. i am done. inc. you. benjamin: i just want to say that i, is a beautiful world to see folks like michael go from blogging with no twitter or anything to amplify themselves to having a following to freelancing, having columns, in writing from places who do not pay him to having multiple clocks. out in the world. i just think it is an awesome thing and you know, when i think about 18 -year-olds, that there seems to be space for like one or two folks to talk about the world. and love the fact that there's a lot more space for a lot of people like us to tell stories. i am really happy and really thrilled this book is out rated i am proud

good morning, alyssa but >> good morning, david just in time for graduation car parades are allowed again in santa clara county. the amended softcurbside sales museums and outdoor historical sites can open with safety modifications. manufacturing can continue with proper social distancing and face coverings are still required at any business and on public transit. >> i am super happy that we are finally getting to this point. it is frustrating to watch other counties open. >> restrictions eases the number of new corona virus cases is down. the number of hospitalizations is also declining. dr. sara cody acknowledge efforts of residents who helped get to this point. she said the community stayed home, they follow social distancing guidelines which allow them to make progress on containing the spread of covid- 19. she said hospitals are staffed and ready to take patients if needed. reporting live, i am alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> you can get information on all of the counties reopening with the ktvu news app. it is a running list of what is open and we are. >> santa clara county h

alyssa? >> good morning, gasia. 3.2 million americans filed for unemployment benefits. california actually saw the highest number of initial claims, at 318,000. this is actually down from the week before, but still a huge number. since mid-march, when covid-19 really started to take its toll on the economy, more than 33 million claims have been filed. more than 33 million claims in just a few weeks. nonessential businesses told to close, and the pandemic has led to layoffs. jaw, job loss, back in late march when more than 6.6 million people filed for unemployment insurance, that was an all-time high. since then, the numbers each week have started to fall. economists say they do expect to see things bounce back, but it could take months before we even begin to see that take place. the jobs report does not tell us anything about hiring and claims continue to reach an all- time high at 22.6 million per reporting live, i'm elissa harrington, fox 2 fox 2 news. >>> all right, alyssa, thank you. governor newsom will tell his plans for stage two for reopening telephone appeared