asher hitting with such gusto someone wondered how are the house's windows still intact. the home run happened the same day georgia's stay at home order was lifted. >> he had so much energy walled up and he wanted to get out there and go. >> asher has plenty of swagger on deck. he likes to tap the plate and he loves to flip the bat. his baseball prodigy went viral once before at 22 months his bat handling got him invited on jimmy fallon a contest that asher ostensibly won with a-rod predicting -- his first homer, this slugger of few words pronounced himself. >> happy. >> reporter: his father's pitching is. >> bad. >> reporter: and what he wants to be when he grows up? >> a junior. >> reporter: that would be ronald acouna jr., star outfielder who applauded asher's home run with emojis. watch your back. >> bombs away. >> reporter: it's bombs away, all right. even if it's his dad who detonates. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> yeah! yippee! >> well done. basketball star right there. thanks for your company. i'm rosemary church. "cnn newsroom" continues next with robyn curnow.

asher hitting with such gus toe, someone wondered how are the windows still intact?the same day georgia's stay-at-home order was lifted. >> he had so much energy built up and he just wanted to get out there and go. >> reporter: asher has plenty of swagger on deck. he likes to tap the plate. and he loves to flip the bat. this baseball prodigy went viral once before at 22 months. his bat handling got him invited on jimmy fallon's show for a hitting contest with a-rod. contest that asher ostensibly won with a-rod predicting -- his react to the slugger few words, pronounced himself. >> happy. >> reporter: his father's pitching as. >> best. >> reporter: and what he wants to be when he grows up? >> a junior. >> reporter: that would be ronald acuna, jr., star outfielder of the atlanta braves who applauded asher's home run with emoji. but watch your back, acuna. >> bombs away. >> reporter: it's bombs away all right. even if it's his dad who detonates. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> you did it! you did it! you did it! >> i like how he's all uniformed up and everything for tha

a qantas the asher. offensively warm with a rod predicting it. react to his first homer this for other few words pronounced himself happy. >>his father's pitching and what he wants to be when he grows up. >>and can you. >>that would be ronald acuna junior star outfielder of the atlanta braves who applauded ashers home run with them oh geez but watch your back up to me a >>its bombs away all right. >>even if it's his dad who detonators she knows it. >>there was no crowd, so you know you gotta ear, i love you gave you the fan that's that's all right. >>plus i don't think he thought anybody would be watching like the world like we are 9.22 is a tie right now we'll be back with more in just a few minutes, let's take a live look outside here. >>at the approach to the bay thanks for sharing your diy haircuts. thanks for sharing your savage moves, and especially your awkward ones. thanks for sharing your cute kids. and your adorable pets. now it's our turn to share... with the geico giveback. a 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies for both current

that is a nice swing, asher.im off the plate next time up. >>> the highest court in the land conducting business from home, just like the rest of us. this week for the first time in history the united states supreme court heard oral arguments over the telephone due to the coronavirus lockdown. as an attorney answered questions from the robed justices during wednesday's session, it became clear someone on the call forgot to hit the mute button as he or she took a bathroom break. listen closely. >> maybe there are going to be saying, hey, call your congressman and change these laws that apply to banks and what the ftc has said when the subject matter of the call ranges to the topic, then the call is transformed. >> yes, that is the sound of a toilet flushing during a supreme court hearing. i have a number of questions for the still unidentified flusher. chiefly, did you really take the phone into the bathroom with you during oral arguments at the supreme court? unsanitary and possibly unconstitutional. >>> coming u

what's your favorite part about camp, asher? >> the pool goes to 8 feet. >> reporter: that's crazy.he hallmarks of summer hanging in the balance for many families sam brock. >> a right of summer. >>> criminal justice advocates are warning of what some are calling a human rights scandal. deaths going through america's prison population. one of those at risk a death row inmate who prosecutors stunningly admit should never have been convicted. right now prisons are among the worst outbreak sites nationwide, 25,000 infected inmates in at least 373 deaths, some governors choosing to release inmates angering victims' rights groups but walter who sits on pennsylvania's death row is not going anywhere. >> my lungs felt like breathing through wet sponge. >> reporter: as his symptoms worsened in march, he felt like he was facing a double injustice because the same d.a.'s office that won his conviction for murder 25 years ago recently admitted they got it wrong, and asked a judge to set him free. >> we believe that the conviction as it stands is a gross miscarriage of justice. >> reporter: he

this does not make us an asher it of truth." what risk comes with the platforms, their users, getting involved in this kind of decision of being perceived as asher its of truth. facebook sees it self as not being one and jack dorsey obviously saying we are not asher its of truth but obviously fact-checking the president. >> this is a nightmare scenario for these platforms now. they've tried for a decade-plus not to med until these issues, to do everything in their power to just stay away, especially from politics, because of exactly what's happening right now, and as it turns out, they can't. they are now, you know, one of the primary communications platforms for the entire world. it's where a lot of politics, a lot of political advertising takes place. this is where news happens, and world events are shaped and molded. so i mean the stakes are incredibly high. they don't want to do this, neither of them want to do this. jack dorsey doesn't want to get involved in this, which is why president trump continues to fla flout the rul

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asher wasn't distracted, did what he was trained to do, rounded the bases and headed home. congratulated him with a big hug, at home place. very nice. >>> even when business is reopened, they face a big uncertain future. trent opening does not ensure customers will return. reopening for curbside pickup won't be enough to cover expenses. >> i'm nervous, to be honest with you, for as fast as we had to shut down, our stores, in the blink of an eye, i don't think customers may necessarily be ready to go out shopping just yet. >> green apple has been in business for more than 50 years, they have three stores that had to let go about three quarters of their staff due to the shutdown. owners have been thinking about how to reopen and at separate employees. >> we will have employees stationed at three parts of the store, one to hand books out the door, one together the books, one to ring them up. >> green apple enlisted the help of city supervisor dean preston, who wrote a letter to other city leaders urging that curbside pickups be allowed for small businesses. >>> gold jim has fi

"tonight show" with jimmy fallon, asher won. i guess he's the real deal. >> oh, man.hat. >> pretty amazing. you talk about the kids. i have a six-year-old boy, loves baseball, his league is shut down, all shut down. they missed this whole spring. he misses it. what do you say to kids who really love the game but are unable to keep learning it right now? >> there's over 2 million kids, boys and girls playing baseball and softball not playing. your son is one of them. i say that baseball will be back soon. baseball has always been there for me, will be more millions of kids out there. there's other ways you can think about watching videos, youtube, ways to grab the ball. parents will hate me but throw the ball against the wall, play catch, shadow swings, lot you can do as a kid. i lived in very small apartment and drove my mother crazy playing against the wall, hit beans with a broom stick. >> i love it. there are a lot of kids in small apartments could take that advice. a-rod, alex, thank you so much, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> in "out front" next, celebration

that is four-year-old asher, his first home run. he was obviously thrilled after he got distracted and when he was supposed to do he render the bases and headed for home. first his dad congratulates his little boy at home plate. >> did you see him flip the bat to? he is incredible. mattel introduced a new line of barbie dolls with a star wars theme. these new dolls include high- fashion, reimagined versions of chewbacca, c-3 po, and a storm trooper even. the barbie star wars collaborations is a continuation of star wars inspired dolls that barbie released last fall. the new collection was revealed in honor of star wars day yesterday. the dolls price range from 100 to $150. they are now available for preorder. >> a group of children is has banded together during the coronavirus lockdown and starting a new campaign. the movement allows them to share their feelings about the coronavirus pandemic and all the things they want to get back to. so they're calling themselves they get back to crew. they were inspired by conversation between 1

. >> santa clara county is proceeding cautiously and has not released a timetable as pre- asher to reopen bills in a state that will be the driving force. >> it is not because we want to be particularly oppressive in terms of people's desires and needs. it is because public health dictates that we do this in a judicious and thoughtful way. >> governor newsom has threatened to withhold funding of counties open up too soon. the state would intervene if there is transmission that reaches dangerous levels. we'll bring you's latest update as soon as it begins and you can watch today and every day at noon right here on kpix.com and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> governor newsom and other leaders from western states are calling on the federal government to pass a $1 trillion coronavirus relief plan. in a letter they wrote we are facing unprecedented and ongoing economic challenges without federal support, states and cities will be forced to make impossible decisions. on whether to fund critical healthcare or prevent layoffs of teachers and police officers and firefighters and other first respon

and we understand that we must be cautious ashers distance from each other. says and bring that solution. and those are stay home. >>chaired united organized a network of pastors across the state who signed what they called a declaration of the centrality stating they will exercise their constitutional rights and not wait for phase 3 to open the church doors to the public which they're planning to do on the last day of the month. >>united states constitution to defend your right apple jesus christ on may 31st. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>still ahead tonight restaurants are still figuring out how to adopt the state's guidelines in order to allow dine-in customers. some businesses say the new rules are just not the list. i'm a memorial day is just a few weeks away so stay tuned for some holiday travel tips. and next at 6.30 a strong warning tonight from whistleblower as he testified before congress but the covid-19 crisis why >>today president trump was in pennsylvania, touring a medical supply distribution center. the president has been vocal about opening st

and we understand that we must be cautious ashers this isn't some each other. says and bring that solution. and those are sick stay home. >>chaired united organized a network of pastors across the state who signed what they called a declaration of the centrality stating they will exercise their constitutional rights and not wait for face 3 to open the church doors to the public which they're planning to do on the last day of the united states constitution to defend your right apple jesus christ on may 31st. the haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>another angle to the coronavirus many families are struggling to put food on the table amid the layoffs and other hardships have been brought on by the pandemic and it's caused a rising demand at one food pantry in san jose that we have video of a line of cars to pick up food here at the cathedral of faith church. the church has partnered up with second harvest and other food banks and they say they're going through about a month's worth of groceries every single week to help food in secure families. >>for the month of april

so, this is asher, one of the rescue dogs who's going to be helping in the fight against covid.0 million scent receptors in the nose. us poor humans have 5 million. that nose is going to be put to good use and going to save many, many lives. volunteers who were tested positive for covid—19 were given special socks to wear. the socks capture the odour of the virus which is then used to train the dogs. we are hoping that the dog will be able to make a good detection without becoming too close to the individuals. this is going to be quite smelly. if there is an odour on a person, they are going to be shedding these odours and the dog should be able to pick it up. for example, when working at heathrow, where there flights coming in from areas of the world where we know there is a current hotspot. the dogs will be able to detect, very rapidly, it takes .5 of a second for a dog to make a detection. let's find out what our global guru simon calder makes of the situation. hi, simon. let's face it, it's going to be a long time before most of us are flying again, isn't it? that all depend

that's cold and it's found its way into encounters what does it mean to write all we all written as asherand it's a nice way to engage with these ideas. what is stronger the word or the image that question is also explored in pan's labyrinth. the story is set in spain and 9445 years after the fascists won the spanish civil war. it is a battle between good and evil in a world full of violence and horror. of failure of resorts to fantasy to escape reality like in in cart the characters in focus both come alive and take her off to a magical realm than habited by a strange creature. the fawn sends her into dangerous situations that she has to master on her own. the film is a dark and terrifying world filled with all menace beauty. canadia funk has said she would only write the book if she was allowed to retain the film's horror. for the next i said i'm not going to change anything in the story that i will not make it younger i added i want science original and i will not remove the sexual elements what war against women looks like also in the mind everything here i am a person in the film and

you all want to miss this grace baseball monomial happiness and no one's happy are those 4 year old asher willie and his dad corey they had a proud father son moment actually his 1st ever home run pretty great battle over there from end to. and corey is obviously super excited for his son he's essentially hopping around the bases with them and might be even more excited than the 4 year old they will hold there from dad as he rounds home and is a pretty sweet way to. baseball fans united states are hungry starving for the start of the season but they won't chance what they're whistle with the start of the korean baseball season it was opening day for the 10 teams in the korean baseball organization and the world was watching the k b a league began the season with a match to win the s.k. verne's and the hunt eagles in incheon obvious part though fans were not allowed to ten's instead stadium staff place called work cut outs of absent fans throughout the stadium it was so quiet cheers and shouts and even fast balls could be heard throughout the entire park it was a little bit of a strange ty

so, this is asher, one of the rescue dogs who's going to be helping in the fight against covid—i9.s have 5 million. that nose is going to be put to good use and going to save many, many lives. volunteers who were tested positive for covid—i9 are given special socks to wear. the socks capture the odour of the virus which is then used to train the dogs. we are hoping that the dog will be able to make a good detection without becoming too close to the individuals. this is going to be quite smelly. if there is an odour on a person, they are going to be shedding these odours and the dog should be able to pick it up. for example, when working at heathrow, where there flights coming in from areas of the world where we know there is a current hotspot. so the dogs will be able to detect, very rapidly, it takes 0.5 seconds for a dog to sniff someone and make a detection. let's find out what our global guru simon calder makes of the situation. hi, simon. let's face it, it's going to be a long time before most of us are flying again, isn't it? that all depends who you talk to, actually. becaus

we have may have scabbed a future star, asher, hitting his home run.oining us now, we have asher and corey joining us now. thanks for being here. we are happy to celebrate with you. what was it like, first of all, to hit that home run? >> what was it like it, baby? >> i felt happy. >> you were happy? >> sandra: that is excellent! what was that like for dad? >> for me, personally, it was a thrill. because we have spent countless hours in the front yard, at the fields, and for that to finally happen after three years of just constantly going to the field and seeing it go over the fence for the first time, it was a thrill. it was exhilarating. as a father, to see that happen. because that is something i shared with my father, as well. i will never forget that moment. and for him to have it on film, it was -- yeah. >> harris: such an important time for families, to go out and do things like this, when we are all at home. something happy. we don't have sports to watch, so it's good to play them. ash, do you like baseball? >> yeah! >> sandra: [laughs] probab

the space program i interviewed all 7 of the original asher arts went to the launch of apollo 8 you go to a launch rick i did yeah living in florida i did what i did one time and i thought it was amazing. none of my good the ground on the rumbles birds chase it really history of this program lyndon johnson was put in charge of that i got a candidate when again president he put humphrey in charge on green vice president told me once that he would rather have explored down door number the war than warm up in space but we're driving down the river was very in shape but i think the public has lost interest and that's gonna set and. running again to this dragon our people and that the day i will have an enormous trauma room on wednesday if it can go up i'm not too sure maybe today's youngsters will be interested or you think well i remember as a kid we all used to have these big notebooks and then we went from class to class and we kept all our stuff on it pretty lab top right and that and all i ever did was draw a rocket ships and everything and it was almost every single one of us around

and you won't want to miss this great baseball moment all need a little happiness in our day world asher willing at his dad cory had a proud father son moment his 1st ever 6 home run he was just 4 years old pretty great bat flip there too and actually cory is really excited for his son he's up and around. the bases with ash and might be even more excited than the 4 year old of the best part to go hug her dad right the end is a pretty sweet. home. i don't think i've ever heard someone so excited a lot and this has gone viral on social media people absolutely love watching it and it is simply fantastic in a time of coronavirus so we have some bad news oh my god how q. is that and can you believe he is for sure years old that's not t. ball that was pitched yeah that was a probably a slow pitch but yeah penn exactly and you know people are saying he's next up and comer the clip is gone everywhere twitter instagram facebook he had a little round and it's extremely impressive and speaking of baseball yet you are a baseball fanatic these games in south korea that we mention that will be live th

asher understood why my parents' love to nigeria and what it meant to africa and be a black british you know in london and how powerful it was and how you know but i i feel like it's power because you know everyone is is one thing is british so what i want to do was read so my narrative using the interior parables. in these sort of thing there was an interest there yeah we found out the universe of if it was actually inside but it was israel. it was a study that. by how school and i think it for me is one of the best stuff sort of scene actually because it was just mind blowing and just seen a little distance just not knowing that existed in nigeria even just think about it's me smallish me happy and if you look at my screen when i post this image of the northeast for images people are just as they are. ringback the university of defense campus in nigeria was designed in the 1960 s. by bauhaus graduates are issues around. africa space shaped and been shaped by ballet. house the chauffeur look at this chair he looks looking for can. be the influences from africa in this p.c. this is inde

. >> that is little asher hitting his home run on a real field last week.'s a moment that will be remembered forever in his household. i love everything about this video. most of all if you have ever hit tennis balls you recognize that sound, that particular ping. second of all, heck of a swing on the little guy and the bat flipped to boot and third i don't know who is younger when i watch this video. 5-year-old asher or his dad. the years just melted away and the dad is so excited. i'm a sucker for father-son videos. >> me too. the father made sure that his son will remember it forever too just by that reaction. went on all around the bases. >>> here's my story. the met gala new york's a-list night of fashion traditionally takes place the first monday of may but, of course, it was postponed because of the outbreak. instead yesterday vogue editor-in-chief spoke during a live stream special called moment with the met. take a look. >> this is a time of a brief and hardship for millions and postponement of a party is nothing in comparison. and yet one thing th

earthquakes, and now the fight against coronavirus could get four-legged help, too from dogs like storm and asherthey are medical detection dogs. the hope is that covid-19 creates a special smell that it can detect on people like they did with malaria and some cancers. . >> they have 350 sensory receptors in their noses. >> reporter: if covid-19 has a signature scent, chances are they will be in an airport helping to find it. >> the key is we can find it quickly. >> reporter: they hope it can be sniffed out by july, allowing the dogs to be the new furry detectives on the front lines. >> some sporting events returning to action this weekend after being sidelined by coronavirus. the wnba was supposed to launch its season yesterday. those games remain postponed. so what is returning? churchill downs will resume live racing without spectators. and nascar will resume tomorrow without fans after a two-month pause. >>> in germany, the nation's top soccer league is kicking off today in front of empty stadiums. nbc news correspondent carlton is joining us from leipzig, germany. what are the expectations t

it's asher willie's first home run to center field. listen to dad.oing crazy with excitement. what an incredible moment for father and son, and a reminder of finding the joy in these troubling times. hey, that's a look at sports. more news after the break. is vi. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> help for the heroes. there is a new lifeline for the doctors struggling with the front line. kate snow reports. >> reporter: for dr. andrea hadley, the most stressful part is imagine what would happen to their kids if both she and her husband got sick with covid-19. >> for me it was the building up of the anxiety -- sorry. i just need the take a minute. >> reporter: she is a hospitalist with spectrum health in grand rapids, michigan. her husband an intensive care doctor. the day it really hit her is when the hospital stopped allowing visitors. >

and we understand that we must be ashers distance from each other. says and bring that solution. and those are stay home. >>chaired united organized a network of pastors across the state who signed what they called a declaration of the centrality stating they will exercise their constitutional rights and not wait for face 3 to opened the church doors to the public which they're planning to do on the last day of the united states constitution to defend your right apple jesus christ on may 31st. the haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>a top scientist warns the darkest winter in modern history. could be ahead of us because he says the u.s. still doesn't have a proper plan to deal with and emmett i'm alexandra le mon in washington >>time is running out. >>that's the whistleblower's warning for all of us doctor ridge, rick bright led the nation's effort to develop countermeasures against covid-19 before he was ousted. he says because he disagreed with president trump's response to the pandemic yesterday. he testified before congress alexander le mon has more on what he said. >>as one of the

it's asher willie's first home run to center field. listen to dad. he is going crazy with excitement. what an incredible moment for father and son, and a reminder of f >>> help for the heroes. there is a new lifeline for the doctors struggling with the immense pressure of being on the front line. kate snow reports. >> reporter: for dr. andrea hadley, the most stressful part is imagine what would happen to their kids if both she and her husband got sick with covid-19. >> for me it was the building t. i just need the take a minute. >> reporter: she is a hospitalist with spectrum health in grand rapids, michigan. her husband an intensive care doctor. the day it really hit her is when the hospital stopped allowing visitors. >> we all understood it was necessary. but thinking if our spouses get ill doing their job or friends or colleagues, we won't be able to visit them even if they're dying. >> reporter: a few days later, she called an anonymous support line just for doctors. >> welcome to the physician support line. >> reporter: dr. mona massood, a psyc

and we understand that we must be cautious ashers distance from each other. says and bring that solution. and those are should stay home. >>chaired united organized a network of pastors across the state who signed what they called a declaration of the centrality stating they will exercise their constitutional rights and not wait for face 3 to opened the church doors to the public which they're planning to do on the last day of the united states constitution to defend your right apple jesus christ on may 31st. the haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>the spending a lot more time cleaning things like door knobs light switches and countertops because of covid-19 but with so many store shelves emptied of many brands of cleaners and wipes there are proven to kill. the coronavirus lot of people wonder if natural options actually work on gore's noelle bellow joining us now from our newsroom with a little clarity on cleaning away the coronavirus noel and. >>ever since the cdc put out its list of approved cleaners for covid-19 store shelves have been empty of strong chemical

what's your favorite part about camp, asher? >> definitely the swimming the pool there comes up to eight feet. >> what? that's crazy. >> reporter: the hallmarks of summer hanging in the balance for many families. sam brock, nbc news. >>> and think about another tradition this time of year that's been blown sky high and that's graduation. along those same lines, we have a programming note for you tonight. tomorrow evening, 8:00 eastern time on this very network, we're going to be holding a special event for high school graduates of 2020. "graduate together" is going to feature musical performances, inspiring messages curated by students and educators across our country. it will also, as you may have heard, feature a keynote address by one barack obama, former two-term president of the united states. so that is coming up for us tomorrow night. >>> on tonight's broadcast, some of the biggest names in hollywood. they have a message they would like very much for you and our lawmakers to hear. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. th

moving to today's events, secretary asher will provide his own and will be joined in the conversation by michael hanlon who also will field questions address via the email eventsgs -- @brookings.edu. we know you are theoretically neutral on this issue but speaking for the annapolis graduates, we are looking forward to you making happen america's football game. it will be an important moment in the recovery of this country and it will bring some light in the darkness that we have been experiencing. i know you are theoretically neutral so let me saying go navy and go army. esper: thank you so much and thank you for that kind introduction and for hosting me. see youhanlon, good to again and great to be here with you today to talk about the impact of covid-19 on the department of defense and the way it is for the pentagon. we are very proud and what they have accomplished in the two months that they have been tackling covid-19. on february 1, we activated our global pandemic plan and remained ahead of the curve at every turn. have done of what we at this point in time. we currently have 6

and we understand that we must be ashers this isn't some each other. says and bring that solution. and those are sick stay home. >>chaired united organized a network of pastors across the state who signed what they called a declaration of the centrality stating they will exercise their constitutional rights and not wait for face 3 to opened the church doors to the public which they're planning to do on the last day of the united states constitution to defend your right apple jesus christ on may 31st. the haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>coming up going off to college during the coronavirus pandemic means staying at home and taking classes online college bound seniors in the bay area react to this new reality coronavirus cleaning coming up here what a local infectious disease expert has to say about using environmentally friendly cleaners to fight the virus and a dramatic projection by delta airlines, we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chic

asher is the leading course for microsoft more than anything else. it is funny, i was working on the book for nine months and i still was not crystal clear and i sat in the office in stanford the former chief economist for microsoft and she walked me through the decision how they were being made in the trade-offs in month nine i said, that is what the book is. and this is what they've done and look toward the future and whatever happened in the past, and that's the title of the book and i said by doing that microsoft move from a day to mentality that was going down the drain today one mentality and now is the most valuable company in the world again. >> that's not an accident. >> that was wonderful and i'll be holding by the past. >> we are almost out of time, maybe we can do one more but it'll be a one minute response if possible. alan asks the following questioo any research for these companies and how their cultures humanized or not. is any recognition initiative that you've explored or is this part of corporate america? how do these companies org

dina asher—smith is one of the favourites but the 200 metres world champion says the postponement ofcause with this rejig of the next four years for us, so now we've got olympics in 2021, a world championships, not world championships, not world championships, and another olympics in 202a and we got various europeans, commonwealth games at home, and we got so many different things. the next four years, this cross, touch wood, are going to be really busy and really exciting. before that period, you know, sometimes it's good to take stock, ta ke sometimes it's good to take stock, take a step back. if you fancy reliving the moment dina won gold at the world championships last year, there's a documentary on bbc one at three o'clock this afternoon featuring her and her fellow gold medal winning team—mate katarina johnson thompson. it's called how dina and kat struck world gold. it isa it is a great watch. there is a brilliant clip doing the rounds of kristen clarke —— dina talk about her training. kristen clarke —— dina talk about hertraining. in one kristen clarke —— dina talk about her

. >> i have the person of interest in that missing woman case is at this chevron gas station on asheris there? >> the van is here. the dog is here, the red dog. and i saw the man's face. i've been watching the news and i know it's him. i know it's him. he's emptying the stuff out of his van, looking around like he's guilty as sin. i can go take him down if you want. >> no, sir. stay right there. >> here comes the cops. yes. yes. >> police are there? >> they've it got him now. two cruisers pulled up on him. two of decalb's finest. >> gary hilton was under arrest. detectives swarmed over the filthy astro van and inventoried his possessions looking for any clue to meredith's fate. a gbi spokesman updated the media. >> it's a missing person's investigate investigation right now. that's how we're pursuing it. an important key might be any knowledge that mr. hilton has. >> take me inside your situation room when you get the news atlanta's got him. >> we're very pleased that now we have this man, but we can't lose sight of the fact we don't have meredith yet. and the possibility that she cou

so, this is asher, one of the rescue dogs who's going to be helping in the fight against covid.s have 5 million. that nose is going to be put to good use and going to save many, many lives. volunteers who were tested positive for covid—19 are given special socks to wear. the socks capture the odour of the virus which is then used to train the dogs. we are hoping that the dog will be able to make a good detection without becoming too close to the individuals. this is going to be quite smelly. if there is an odour on a person, they are going to be shedding these odours and the dog should be able to pick it up. for example, when working at heathrow, where there flights coming in from areas of the world where we know there is a current hotspot. so the dogs will be able to detect, very rapidly, it takes 0.5 seconds for a dog to sniff someone and make a detection. let's find out what our global guru simon calder makes of the situation. hi, simon. let's face it, it's going to be a long time before most of us are flying again, isn't it? that all depends who you talk to, actually. becaus