series title. >> your 2017 world series champion astros!tros, that "eighth wonder of the world," it's getting a lot of attention, too. back in 2000, the astros moved from the astrodome to a new stadium, minute maid park. eight years later, the "dome" was shuttered and faced an uncertain future. but, today, new plans are emerging to reinvent the iconic space. >> harris county owns the astrodome, and it's bought and paid for, so the leadership at the county level has said, "why not find a way to do something else with it? why not spend a little bit more money and allow it to be a contributing member of the community? it's already a beloved landmark." >> welcome wilson, judge hofheinz's old buddy and a board member of the astrodome conservancy group, says a modern relaunch is just around the corner. it just is amazing to me that so many people, even if they're not from this area, know his name and know about the astrodome story. will they in 10, 20 years? >> i think so. if we in the astrodome conservancy have our way, we think we can make a ve

and cited sealing scandals involving both the houston astros and boston red sox why the baseball world now boston finds out what its punishment is for major league baseball the 2018 world series champions are stripped of their 2nd round pick in this year's amateur draft for breaking video rules during their championship season and will be commissioner rob manfred concluded red sox replay system operator j.t. watkins revised sign sequences for players he suspended without pay through 2020 postseason and barred from free play room through 21 of this guy right here former red sox manager alex cora is also suspended through the 2020 postseason lastly houston astros for the boston job after the 27 season he recently parted ways with the red sox in january after he was implicated as a key individual in the astros sign stealing scandal and you know manila fun stuff tonight though to get away from all that negative news the n.f.l. draft 1st round is a good night for all of us sports fans it's as close to real sports as we're going to get all digital all digital one guy even handed out a camper

i can go, and the work i do with the astros, i'll show up in the astros, i can go down to their video room, we have stationary cameras. i can go in there d watch exactly what the pitcher's doing see the catcher's cadence. so you gotta be careful of everything that you do on the field as far as guys giving pitches, folding their arms at second base, and maybe putting their hands on their knees for a pitch away. that's why you see, again the baseball fanatics you'll see a catcher not move. he'll give the sign a fastball away but he'll sit, sit, sit, and then time i get my leg started up, then he jumps to the outside corner. which is a problem for two things, most umpires lean in put their arm on the back of the, for balance, on the catcher. and i always tell my catchers to sit still. i've had some fantastic catchers over the years. to sit still, trust your hands. but if my catcher drifts just a little, that umpire, that borderline pitch i'm not gonna get, he thinks it's outside. so there's a lot of stuff that goes in. it's not just see ball, hit ball, throw ball, there's a lot going on.

the ring is controversial because of the 2017 astros cheating scandal.heated to get the ring and now you don't want to sell it. doesn't look good. what's this wine thing on ticktock? all three of us have got to get on ticktock. >> the wine glass challenge social media. a lot of balance and patience. a high alcohol tolerance and neck muscles help out a lot. if you succeed, great. if you fail, hopefully you are using white wine instead of red. jillian: requires strong ab muscle. rob: bite right through the glass i imagine that would be the first thing that would happen. carley: dangerous challenge. jillian: we have got to go. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. brian: here we go. welcome to thursday. it's a fox news alert. get him to lie. steve: explosive new documents just unsealed in the michael flynn case revealing what looks like a set-up by the fbi, ainsley. ainsley: it is unbelievable. griff jenkins is live in washington with what exactly is in those hand-written notes, griff? griff: good morning, steve ainsley and brian what is in it

science dealing scandals involving both the houston astros and the boston red sox rocked the baseball world now boston finds out what its punishment is for major league baseball the $20000.00 world series champions are stripped of their 2nd round pick in this year's amator draft for breaking the rules during their championship season that will be commissioner rob manfred concluded red sox replay system operator j.t. watkins revised sign sequences repliers he suspended without pay for the train to oppose it and barred from the replay room for 2021 this carrier former red sox manager outs also suspended through the 25 postseason who are who left houston for the boston job after the 27th season usually parted ways with the red sox in january after he was implicated as the key individual in the astros science dealing scandal and check this out one long time a resident get a chance to do we wish we all could do was going to be a lifelong jogger robert kraft not the owner of the new the patriots has been given the green light to jog on the beaches of miami dade county the county is still un

astro geology science center in collaboration of course with nasa and the lunar and planetary institute. that's going to regina ham at the sports h.q. we're starting to see that a lot of professional athletes are finding themselves without any place to train so what's an athlete to do when it's a growing trend that they need to turn things around their house to make these makeshift gyms and training centers and sports like beach volleyball usually require interaction with another person usually a coach or teammate well one dutch athlete is finding a way to fix that in me age of social distancing beach volleyball star alexander brower got creative to maintain his training a little he simply set up a net in front of a you know great to volley back and forth for our use this radiator screen in his backyard he doesn't have much say in the beach but it will have to do. brower is one of many athletes who find themselves if they need to change how they work out and keep up their training will a big bronze medalist is under a lockdown in his hometown of and hog it looks like a bit of a tough wo

doris: now going to go back to the worst moment in my child and has to do the houston astros.as you know the new york giants were way behind the brooklyn dodgers in 1951 and i think maybe your 14 games ahead speed. bud: fourteen to 15. doris: in there was a butcher shop in my neighborhood who are only giant fans and they had kept a running tally of everything that was going on that summer. it is so exciting, every time we would go there would be on top and the giants would be laid out and all of a sudden by mid august he started climbing and climbing and climbing. and they finally caught up to us and it was a three-game playoff and in that last game bobby thompson is the famous home run against ralph is called a shot around the world embarrassing lived in concord for 42 years and we go to the minuteman statute and take people all of the country to see the minuteman statute and the shots were heard around the world. an unthinking bobby thompson and i think something is wrong with this but anyway, years later, this guy josh did this book and wrote his story in which he discovere

will illuminate area and we will get to the thing that's on everybody's mind which is the houston astros disaster in terms of what that means for baseball. this guy is always authentic, he will tell you what's happening but first i'd like to start with the friendship you've formed with hank aaron because i know we've talked about it and what it was like for you and barry bonds was chasing his record and what it was like for you to have an african-american was so essential in the sport and what all that meant cause he's the best. >> thank you and it's a pleasure to be here today and to add something that doris said. when we first met and for many years afterwards and maybe up to this date when we get together she wants to talk about baseball and i want to talk about history . >> it's the perfect marriage that's exactly right so i met henry aaron in 1958 long before i was in baseball and long before he was, he became the home run champion. we use to go to green bay packer games together but i was as you know, it began in 1957 before i methim . he hit a homerun to win the pennant for the mi

scandal involving the boston red sox and he said astros shock to baseball world now boston finds out what punishments it has in store for major league baseball 2800 series champions are stripped of their 2nd round pick in this year's amateur draft for breaking video rules during their tipsy then and only commissioner rob manfred concluded red sox replay system operator j.t. . watkins revised science sequences for players he suspended out pay through the trying to a post season barred from the replay room and this carrot here for red sox manager outscoring he's also suspended for the 2020 season for who left houston for the boston job after the 27 season usually parted ways with the red sox in january after he was implicated as a key individual in the astros stealing. and there is a big shakeup over an english soccer world it's one of the few that many might have actually seen coming in with women's soccer team head coach phil neville is stepping down from his post as manager will leave after his contract ends in 202143 year old earned england's their 1st she believes cup title in 201

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already resigned, but this punishment relates directly to when he was a bench coach with the houston astrost has already been disciplined heavily. this is april 22nd, lots happening on this date in history. nothing today, per se, but joe fonzi brings us back some pretty good memories on this day in sports history. >> reporter: on this day in 2018, giants brandon belk made major-league history. >> this is the 21st pitch. they make he didn't win that battle on the record 21st pitch of the at-bat against jamie rivera, but he ended up with three hits, one of them a home run in the giants 4-2 wind. there weren't a lot of highlights for the mariners in the seattle kingdom. chris fazio's no-hitter on this day in 1993 was one of them. on this date three years ago the warriors spotted portland's 17 points and then outscored the blazers by 21 in the second half, taking a 3-0 lead in the opening series they would sweep . and on this day in 1947 the warriors were on their way to their first championship in the first season of the league that would become the nba, the philadelphia warriors were winners

all of this disciplinary action aimed at him for his actions while he was manager of the houston astrose could get another job, maybe with the red sox as soon as next year. tomorrow, we will have the history making nfl draft, all done virtually. we've never had to do that before, the 49ers have first to round picks, number 13 and 31, let's see what they do with that. in the meantime, today, everybody is still talking about the hall of fame reconnection, tom brady and rob jankowski, the two of them will spend their nfl golden years in florida like a lot of people do, tempo to be specific. gronk came out of retirement and it sounds like a plan that was hatched long ago. >> even if you go back to the patriots, and i feel like the opportunity is right, there's a possible chance that i will definitely love to reconnect, and that is where the conversation started a little bit. up and juiced up about it. so, that was something prthe mo be something to watch, in the meantime with all the fallout from the pandemic of course we are all actually making history every day. as for the documented spor

una nota positiva dos boricuas de astros de houston, correa y maldo de no se unen con el dueÑo del equipoaliente en east palo alto alto. toda las persona que lo necesiten pueden acercarse al 2031 avenida las pulgas en east palo alto. lo que hagamos ahora, cambiará para siempre nuestro mañana. entonces, hagamos lo correcto hoy. quedémonos en casa. lavémonos las manos. mantengamos la distancia. por lo menos seis pies, por favor. cuidémonos y cuidemos a los demás. todo valdrá la pena. todos podemos poner de nuestra parte para que los que están en la lucha hagan lo suyo. y cuando esto pase, todos podremos seguir viviendo bien. ¡sí! gracias! ¡salud! ¡qué gusto verte! bueno, vamos a ver. oigan, vi que en la casa están pensando llenar el censo, pero, ¿no es peligroso? ¡para nada! hace diez años estaba como tú. lo llené, y mírame, aquí sigo. tu información personal no se puede compartir ni con la migra ni con la policía. no te preocupes. Órale, ¡pues está bien!, ¿no? ¿listos para ordenar? ¿nos trae un formulario del censo, por favor? llena el censo hoy. dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. una a

professor astro cat's solar system. in this lesson your child is exploring the sun, mercury, venus, mars, the earth, with fa factoids about each professor astro cat says this app will keep kids engaged and give parents much-needed peace of mind. for a list of other education apps, visit our website, abc7news.com. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> i think that cat is wondering if lyanne ate that burrito and he should high tail it out of there. >> get a move on. >> okay. here's a look at what's going on on live doppler 7 right now. we may have seen the last of our april chill today because it's going to start getting warmer tomorrow. overnight we'll see an increase in clouds and low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow the warmup begins under sunny skies. we'll see highs up to about 60, 61 along the coast. some mid to upper 60s and inland in the mid-70s. the warming continues on wednesday with a few low 80s. by friday we can expect upper 70s around the bay and upper 80s inland. here's the accuweathe

the originals of famous manga such as this page from astro boy behind me have recently been auctionednt sums. in our next story, we look at how they collect and preserve these valuable documents and inspire young artists of the future. >> he's a prolific artist, and she's a pioneer. and now she turns to her legacy and what will happen to her artwork when she's gone.e. >> in japan, a lot of original manga artwork gets thrown away or stored badly. >> it's a problem to countries that the manga museum decided to rest. this museum has been focusing graphic art since 1995. now it's expanding its mission. more than 17 manga artists have donated to the museum about 320 drawings, and it's a warehohous of manga, it's a room with humidity and temperature is controlled to keep the art works from deteriorating. >> translator: each volume is stored in-boxes. we place the anti-aubgs tautive paper to prevent degradation. >> here they maintain a database wherere they note if the pages have yellowed or have tape marks. the museum also keeps high resolution scans of the drawings. visitors can enlarge th

it started after guardians pitcher henry sosa, a former houston astro, hit a batter in the back with ball. not what officials want to see on the gimd they are happy they're playing baseball again. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> the news when it comes to coronavirus has been nonstop for weeks. we did notice a slight change this week in the direction of it. nbc bay area garvin thomas shares some perspective. >> reporter: when we go through troubled times in life, we often describe it as being on a roller coaster. a series of highs and lows. this far into this pandemic, that analogy has not fit. for the past few months, it has felt like one ever quickening, churning drop, ever deepening crisis with nothing to lift us up. until this past week. when for the first time, we saw some restrictions loosen amid the moep we have arrived at the top of a flattened curve. it was a welcome bit of good news. a light at the end of the tunnel. we're also reminded this week that the tunnel is still very long. very long for all of those being battered economically by this virus.

34 residentes y cinco empleados han dado positivo al coronavirus y ahora tendrÁn que ser llevado astrosguir todas las medida de contenciÓn contra el covid-19. >>> en mÉxico, la ruta marcada por italia, espaÑa y estados unidos en la escalada del coronavirus algunos especialistas que el sistema de salud mexicano amenaza con colapsar raÚl torres tiene lo Último. >>> mÉxico irÍa en el camino de italia y de los estados unidos en cuanto a la contenciÓn de la epidemia, esto dice un especialista por lo que que ven drÍa en un escenario dificil te saludo desde la capital mexicana, habla de la curva en cuanto a casos confirmados y tambiÉn en cuanto al nÚmero de decesos, el especialista guillermo torre convocado por empresarios crÍticos de las medida del gobierno dice que la pandemia va igual que en italia y estados unidos en italia suman 17 mil decesos en estados unidos son por lo menos diez mil, dijo que el sistema de salud? mÉxico no estÁ preparado y podrÍa colapsar. >>> vamos a escucharlo. >>> la curva sube es similar a lo estamos viendo en italia, espaÑa o estados unidos. lo que nos pone en un

>> no. [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- what about this astros story the astros got caught sign-stealing.yankees. they have one of these years in question how do you feel about the sign stealing >> listen, man, i mean, you know, jose altuve, shout out to him. he's one of the best little league world players ever. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> you know what i'm saying? >> my thing is like, okay, we're from new york. how were we not cheating the best >> seth: yeah. >> like -- can we -- we can flash metro cards. we can do anything >> hey, yo >> yo, you get two sacks of sbarro's like, "yo, curve ball, curve ball." >> hey, hey. [ laughter ] like, yo, we can't lie we can't cheat like donald trump is from here [ laughter ] >> like houston beat us? come on, bro >> seth: yeah, houston you have actually -- you've have not only a lot of politicians on your show. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: they've been great on your show. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: i think we've seen sides of them we haven't seen before certainly questions they haven't received before. i want to show a clip. bernie sanders was on your show. >> bernie

for the mysterious dark matter that's thought to account for most of the stuff in the universe most astro physicists believe that dark matter exists but they still don't know what it consists of. the problem is red why are they so i don't mean you think if you have a science question send it in as a video text ovoid smile. if we answer it on the show we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you. can on just ask. this week's question comes from severe they are right in columbia. why do animal horns vary so greatly. saw a small. of those big. cuddly point upwards or downwards. but even though they look very different they all have. the same structure the bony core of the horn protrudes from the skull. then comes the sheath which is usually hollow and made of keratin similar to hair feathers fingernails and hooves. but not all animals with horns come from the same family rhinos are once known as odd as they have 3 toes and they're the only ones in that family to have horns. the other group is the brother dai family they're even told argue let's which nearly all have horns they include cat

red sox manager alex cora is suspended for the entire2020 season, but that is for his role in the astrosign stealing scandal when hwas houston's bench coach. the lee found bostonsreplay coordinator use video to relay signalsto his players and the nvestigation claims the cheating took place the regular season and not the playoffs that if you look at spts. back to you catherine. >>all right, thank you very much ma. coming up next why some people say that orking from home really fearsome so reat. and we got our first look at the kinds of finaial losses facing the nation's airlines and w fears over when you think of a bank, you think of people in a pce. but when y have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually y place. so, when you get a check... you can deposiit from here. and you can see your transactions and chk yo balance from here. you can save for an emergency from here. or pay bills from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you catell them: here's my bank. or here's my bank. or, here's myank. becae if you dowoad and use the chase mobile app, yo bank is virtually

me about astro city but my stepfather is very religious he would never accept my like on women friends and then when i told my mother that i was lesbian she had a crisis about something she kept my coming out a secret she even lied to her husband i mean what do you she didn't know. she should break it. many people suffer because of the church because it's not a place for coming together and a place to face it excludes people. kind of along the lines of if you don't follow our rules but we don't want you in our club and us president prepares in the beginning was a muslim. grew up saying the rosary when she was 12 she was sure she wanted to become a nun but today at the age of 34 she's an active member of spain's women's movement which has been very vocal in the country for many months thousands of women have been taking to the streets almost every week to protest against sexism domestic violence and gender discrimination is good ok let's 0 in on. this i think the church plays a very important role in maintaining the status quo. isn't putting p.p.o. is it it's always the men who occupy p

astro geology science center in collaboration with nasa of course and the lunar and planetary institute. or let's go over to regina hamm of the sports h.q. we're going to national women's soccer team is about to find themselves without a coach and i think some fans of the team probably were expecting a but there were is going to be a big shake up over in the english shocker world and it's one that fans and spectators might have seen coming england's women's soccer team head coach phil neville stepping down from his post the linus's manager will leave after his contract ends in 21 the 43rd old earned england their 1st she believes cup title in 2019 and reached the last 4 during the world cup in france however neville faced harsh critics back home over inconsistent inconsistent performances no word yet if he'll coach the lionesses in the now postponed tokyo olympics but one thing is certain a new head coach will take the reins for the way for a european championship which is now moved to 2022 and check this out one long time miami resident say the chance to do what a lot of us wish we cou

this is the astros linger in elementary school not far from minds the staff here are getting ready for the children's return to school. new physical distancing rules means a maximum of 12 pupils will be allowed in the classroom 2 2. distancing begins before the children even enter the narrow hallways. and bring me markings up in front of the school where the children will line up each child warmly then be allowed to enter the classroom individually. the new measures mean tabletops and door handles must be thoroughly disinfected daily something the school also has to organize along with making sure there's always enough soap and disinfection liquid available at the 1st start of a ride but the school's principal is hoping for more help from the government on troops must be under school it's an adequate supply of facemasks we can't assume each child will always bring his or her own. one major challenge for the school staff is how the children will spend their breaks once they're back. i am happy that we can go back to school i can't wait to see my teacher and my friends again and some par

sports radio and what happened in 2017, with the yankees up and losing 4-3 and a revelation what the astros were doing in 2017. it's an interesting time. i don't know how baseball is going to get on top of this. if i'm the dodgers, i'm not too happy. if i'm the yankees i'm not too happy so, and then they beat them again, with the whole sign stealing thing, so baseball can't get out of their own way. it seems. really, okay, good. it's the first, thank you. yes. >> . >> what's next? >> i don't know, i'm wide open. i have to do something in the four or five weeks and do a book and i'm going to retire and have the retirement party right here. i'm trying to find a slice of history that you know the headline, but you probably don't know the detail, so i'll look for something, something on the inside. but a special thanks to fox. they let me do an hour special on the alamo. while other channels are doing something on impeachment. i was able to go sam houston and the alamo avengers and fox nation let me do the series. travel the country and do 21 is separate documentaries over the last 18 months on

yankees up three games of two and losing four games to three that was a revelation about what the astrose doing in 2017 is going to make interesting time. i don't know how baseballs going to get on top of the spirit find the dodgers, i'm not too happy if i'm that yankees and not too happy. and then they beat them again. with this hold sign stealing thing so baseball can't get out of their own way it itseems. >> what's next? >> guest: i don't know, i (and to find something minix for five weeks they're going to retire and i will have the retirement party right here. i want to find a side of history you know the headline but you probably don't know the details. i will look for something on the inside. really special thanks to fox they let me do in our special on the alamo. while maybe other channels or design impeachment, inside retirement i was able to do sam houston and the alamo adventures. also to point out fox they should let me do the serious what made america great. i got it chance to travel the country to separate documentaries of it the last 18 months on this country and the things

through 2021 and they will also lose a 2nd around 2020 draft picks so not as severe as the houston astros but that been breaking the past 30 minutes it's pretty impressive already setting news in boston that's about yeah you know you're losing brady use ground now you lose erlick scorer who won your world series so i don't think people in boston are feeling pretty good yesterday i was a little concerned as to why they would come back out of retirement but i mean for 10000000 for a year i would come out retirement if they go you know what we need you to do it if you sportscaster like 18 like our fine how much how much has your 10000000 done you might take the lottery but we'll get there. all right thank you for that regina and will have a lot more news coming up at 5 pm the u.s. navy ship comfort in new york will now be rerouted down to virginia we'll tell you what's behind that move and if you can believe it coronavirus stricken cities have empty hospitals or. reopening that are not that simple we're going to tell you all about that more coming up at 5 pm so that's it for right now the sh

who feed a dinner just astro is responsible for the development of a number of the office school characteristics including hair patterns on the head of it also determines beard growth affects muscles and a man's overall personality as the story gets a much more complex hormones than some people might think encounter. most testosterone is produced in the testes but a small amount comes from the adrenal cortex. the specific sources of testosterone of alighting cells the hormones that are responsible for developing male characteristics in the body are called androgens the most important antigen is testosterone. levels of testosterone rise dramatically during puberty and then remain at a high level. but researchers have also found significant short term increases in this hormone immediately after birth. thus perseids a sign of it's hard to say why that happens but it seems to be a part of the matter ration process in the brain tissue and in the male reproductive system does better than most. christian of all lives and brawn at the age of 20 he discovered that he had too little testosterone in his bo

january they fired the manager who is linked to the scandal while he was a bench coach for the houston astrosuston received a much stiffer penalty, the team was find in the general manager and manager were both find. >> tens of millions of americans are out of a job due to the pandemic and alexandria ocasio cortez says they should refuse to return to work once the economy reopens. listen to this. >> we had a discussion about going back or reopening i think a lot of people should just say no, we are not going back to that, we are not going back to working 70 hour weeks just to put food on the table and not even feel any semblance of security in our lives. >> carley shimkus with fox news headlines with online reaction to the congresswoman's comments. >> thousands of people across the country are protesting for their right to go back to work, alexandria ocasio cortez is calling for people to stay home, not work even after stay-at-home orders are lifted with the goal of better working conditions and shorter hours, an idea that is not sitting well with some on social media, when twitter user says

they were going to take on astros in a three-game set. we don't know if we will even see baseball. we will do other things, i will start with you, sal what you doing over the weekend? >> fortunately we have a backyard i'm lucky to have a backyard. we will have a backyard barbecue. they go for a walk it's easier to go early in the morning when there are less people out. you don't have to do as much social distancing. you? >> we are doing house project my husband painted the living room. we are doing things and getting rid of things. donation centers are closed and we don't do have donations piling up outside the front door. where using the time to focus on togetherness. we are being productive but you know, it is our mental well being that i prioritize. there are days, we have not left the house, at all. i feel bad about that, but sometime you know, sometimes we netflix and relax. >> you know we do that but i make it a point, every day, to get out of the house with children you know, again social distancing . we went for a bike ride for few miles. today who knows? maybe go to the pa

-- a astro: i have been case signing capability that we keyed up because we knew it was going to be critical and necessary for any return to normal. and we also knew that our was on to do the case our ability to do rapid testing. as rapidly as possible. preferably within hours. nd that began a conversation speaking just for san francisco, that required that we talk to the public sector but also in at much of the population is insured in third party payment relationship. we for the first time have to begin the discussion with large kaiser rty payers permanente, etc., in san francisco. talk about a system that had a closed payment for testing, blood drawing, laboratory, human resources, etc. reserved for the people that had their insurances and packages matched against an expanding need that covered the entire population of the city. who had jurisdictions. were we going to make everybody have their own separate lab? were we going to be economical about it? i can't tell you how difficult that discussion was. we're talking to profit driven systems for a healthcare emergency need where the public

not to be outdone, olympic gymnast, the gold medal winner, simone biles at the astros game , just sensationalis the other side of the coin, however. perhaps the worst ceremonial first pitches. i've got to go with this, right here, as i would say [ laughter ]. i mean it's like she planned it that way. >> how do you do that? [ laughter ] >> is that worth looking at again? [ laughter ] hey, you know got nothing on 50 cent, all my oh my . you can tell he has his plate open. 50 cent [ laughter ]. he hasn't played a lot of baseball and his wife, but also sporting life. i miss those little things, but all were checking out on this tuesday night. that is the sporting life, it is 11 o'clock and time for more breaking news. >> almost 11 o'clock. before we get to the 11 o'clock news and our top stories i want to tell you about the empty airports that are the new norm as most people are too afraid to fly because of concerns of the coronavirus. we look at the fallout of airlines cut back there service levels to levels never seen before. >> reporter: before coronavirus, airlines that failed to fully utiliz

former red sox manager alex corais suspended for the entire 2020 seasonbut that is for his role the astros sign stealing scandal when he was houston's bench coach. the leak found boston's replay coordinar use video to relay signalto his players and the investigation claims the cheating took place in the relar season. and not in the playoffs that if you look at sports. back to you grant vicki. >>arbon emissions are down as millions e staying hombut is it enough slow climate change why some experts say big changes when the pandemic is over and joe biden is moving forward with his campaign when he ays he'll be ready to hone in on vice presidential candidate plus fore you know they're giving back to his hometown during the global health crisis. at he's doing >>tonight we know the forty-niners of pledge half a million dollars to support employeesand the community players are doing eir part as on four's kimberly spoke with their car said today about his efforts to upport his hometown. 49 er defensive. lineman eric, armstead has never been shy about his devotioto his homewn so when he wanteto lau

you know, we talked in the early days of the tea partying that this was astro turfing protests that weeded to understand how business was kind of driving in some ways the mobilization of folks who were against the aca. but i think it's important for us to understand the role of steven moore a, stephen moore who's on covid-19 advisory policy for president trump has started a new group called save our country, which is all about lobbying for a quick opening of the economy. so we need to be deeply skeptical, kind of investigate, trace the money as it were because what we're seeing, i think is something that's an old phrase that goes all the way back to 1922 and walter litman, we're seeing the manufacturing of consent here. not only through fox news but what president trump is doing with his press conferences. he's trying to in some ways generate a kind of public will to put people at risk, and we need to understand that he's making a choice and that choice is dangerous in its implication. >> and just to underscore your point, the chamber of commerce, the u.s. chamber of commerce financed

this is a disheartening data point when you see these kind of numbers come out not only was it an astro no, ma'am cal at 3.8 million but it was higher than the estimate from wall street how much higher. higher by the amount we get in a normal week. 300,000 or more higher that's 30 million over the past six week who is have filed for unemployment benefits and that's about one out of every five workers. you can see the trend. it is a little better. it's come down from the peak north of 6.8 million but each one of those numbers there to the right of that 6.8 million, that would be a record on its own compared to the pre-coronavirus history in america. one way to pauut all of this in context is the insured unemployment rate. this is week old data. that's what the government puts out. 12% nationally now we rank the top 10 states by their size michigan at the top. 22%. new york and california around 14%. look at this next chart because it's a little more interesting as you move to the right there, north carolina, 11, texas, 7 florida, 2%. we're looking at two things. first we're looking at th

how about gymnast simone biles at an astros game, that is absolutely sensational, all worth checkingthe first pitch, even the little things we miss, that's the sporting life for right now. >> good night.>> see you later everyone, good night. now, how about this? you can raid my fridge anytime you want. oh, that's very kind of you. next time i have a hankering to wash down a d-cell battery with a jar of old pickle juice, (clicks tongue) i'll come a-knockin'. hey, raj, you didn't send your rsvp in. i'm suppose to ask you if you're bringing someone to the wedding. i'll let you know. well, can you make it soon? there's a battle royale going on over the seating charts. in one corner, bernadette's mom, in the other three, mine. yeah, i hate wedding receptions. yeah, i wish the bride and groom would take a cue from bilbo baggins. slip on the ring, disappear, and everyone goes home. mm, you liked professor geyser's wedding. they had a make-your-own-sundae bar. oh, that was a night to remember. do you know, on one trip, i just had a bowl of nuts. anyway, you got to let me know if you have a p