what these select number of barbers are doing is unfair.. this action welcomed by those sticking to the rules. those reputable salons that are out there, that are sitting tight, worrying about their financial future, are quite rightly feeling angry and undermined by the irresponsible actions ofjust a few in the sector. barbers are not expected to be allowed to reopen before the 11th ofjuly at the earliest, and that is if they are able to meet social distancing measures. colin campbell, bbc news, kent. it‘s 80 years since 0peration dynamo, the evacuation by small boats of more than 300,000 troops from the beaches of dunkirk during one of the darkest periods of the second world war. duncan kennedy has been to today‘s commemoration in southsea and has been hearing the remarkable story of one 99—year—old veteran. plays last post. dunkirk, said churchill, was a miracle of deliverance. lawrence churcher was a witness to that miracle. today, aged 99, he came to portsmouth to recall dunkirk. its story of salvation and its tally of great loss. in ma

today's order doesn't mean a lot for barbers and salons in most of the bay area where barbers say something is happening. >> it takes time, so we're just going day by day and i'm just happy that he's working on it. >> reporter: linda hopes nail salons are next. for now she's doing press on nails by special order just to pay the bills and her employees. blossom nail spa already has plastic shields up in the manicure section. now they need the state and the county to call their number. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> now, when it comes to reopening, the bay area is behind the rest of the state. check this out, this map. the countys in blue, okay, right here, these are in the early stages of phase two. that means no dine in restaurants. and really that pretty much is most of the bay area, los angeles county, and imperial county. you see all that green on the map? okay, that's advanced stage two, and that includes the state capital of sacramento. that means dine in options are available. and really, you can see it's most of the state. now, one county is in yellow. this one right here. t

you know as well that inspectors come in the barber shops all the time. we're used to this kind o stuff. so having said that, we want to continue to govern ourselves accordingly, do the right thing, get back to work, but get back to work safe, having said that as well, we want to make sure that -- and i can speak for all barber shops and hair salons, get in the professional support or the finances, if you will that we need. that will be another conversation later. but we need that so we won't compromise the principles and guidelines that are put in place. because right now, we're all dealing with this financial set back if you will in this profession. once you as the governor help empower the business owners in this profession with the support that they need from the government, financial support with the loans and grants and all these different types of things. it will help us keep things balanced because once we get back to work, we're going to need the money to stay in business because we're in the red. coming so we ople have a capacity. thank you for

barber, i'm going to read a little bit of it.e essential workers. we need a living wage for all. we need guaranteed sick days, paid family leave, universal child care and public transit worthy of the most powerful country in the developed world. we need a nationwide moratorium on evictions and foreclosures immediately, and looking forward, we need to reconfigure the policies that have kept so much housing unaffordable. it's strange, reverend barber, because those are not weird and outlandish things, and they certainly are not weird and outlandish things in almost every other developed country in the world, most of which are not nearly as wealthy as the united states, and yet, everything you suggest there seems like it may be out of reach right now. now, you've got a rally, i believe, the poor people's assembly in march on washington on june 20th. is that going to be an in-person rally? i think what you're trying to do is put pressure on people to say this is an urgent matter now. do you think that's going to happen in real life,

barber -- >> y yes?n:: we ononly have about a minute left, but i want t to ask about the junune 20 march thatt you'u're planng g and if youou d brieflfly talk about your conces abouout voter suppression goioig into this next presidential election? >> we want everyone to join poor and low wealth people e throught this country on june 20, 2020. you can go to po orpeoplescampaign.org. we were thinkining abt not doing that people said, no, we have to do it. we're going to put a f face and voice onon poverty. we're going to o lay out the demands ththat are goingng to ce peopople weree impacted and the expertss, religious leaders -- e hahave 16 denominations, 100 organizationons. more importantly, 45 statete coordinator committees made up of poor and l low wealth people who are saying somebobody is hurting our people, it isis gone onon far too long. we won't be silent anymore. we're doing this to shift the narrative and be ---- we're goig to build a massive voting power out of this because poor and low income

barber shops and hair salons set to open in tennessee and arkansas. the governor of texas unveils his plan for reopening the state. ed lavendera is live in texas for us. >> reporter: good morning, erica. this debate is raging all across the country. an interesting graphic to look at. when you compare in the states where the reopening has begun, compare it to new york where the restrictions are much more in place, look at the trend lines of the new cases. many critics will say that there's more to containing this virus than just monitoring the new cases. nonetheless, dozens of states across the country are continuing with reopening as you mentioned. in the city of denver and the state of massachusetts, face mask orders are into place and here in texas, nail salons, hair salons, barber shops can reopen on friday. the governor of texas had originally said that those types of businesses would reopen mid-may. after five days of the reopening of the economy here, the governor has sped up the opening of those types of businesses. he says he has a great plan

they would attach to the barber chair to simulate whatever the capsule is. the idea was whatever you could do to reorient the astronauts, so a barber's chairs seemed to work well. you could spin, you could work really well. you could pitch. all these things had to be stimulated that had to be similar to because that is with the astronauts experienced when they were in space. 62 astronauts i came here for celestial navigation training needed to know the night sky better than anyone. they learned specific constellations. specific stars they could relate to. they could figure out where they were in space in relation to where the constellations were. you have to remember that they had no horizon when they were in space to reference. -- their vision was restricted i the size of the windows. they may have only seen maybe 1/8 of the entire night sky we would see. they have no basis point. -- thesera months astronauts knew where they were and a space because they knew where the important stars were. these were used in all the early missions because the navigated sys

the mayor and other barbers who work in the shop were booked solid today. the mayor says not only are the barbers trained in sanitation, but he provides an essential service and his customers seem to agree. >> we're experts in sanitation. this is a very, very clean industry. barbers are essential. cosmetologists are essential. >> everybody has their marches on. i think we're doing okay with that. >> every person's bills are essential. and you have to pay bills. so i support them. and that's why i'm here. >> the barbers are wearing gloves an marches marches and cleaning between commerce and no one is allowed to wait inside. >> sheltering at home has meant more time with pets but those who don't have one, it's still possible. >> yes, sjessica is rejoining u a puppy from a shelter. >> let me get it straight. we can have a puppy but not really have a puppy, is that right? >> sort of. during the shelter at home, all of us as humans have been using zoom to kind of connect with our friends. well, it turns out our four-legged friends can use zoom, too. to connect w

saying the barber now has coronavirus and has infected more than a dozen customers. several states in the northeast revealing their plans for reopening, and what does it mean for the memorial day holiday? >>> tonight, the news from texas. after reopening there, now setting new records in the number of cases and fatalities. >>> and tonight, with 36 million americans now out of work, the news of retail sales plunging more than 16%. that is a record. it was worse than expected. >>> president trump making news today again on vaccines and the end of the year goal. the defense secretary saying it will be ready to treat americans and our partners abroad. when pressed later, the pentagon said it's a goal, not a promise. the president surrounded by his top health advisers. they were wearing masks tonight. >>> 24 hour after the cdc issued its own warning. the new global alert about the dangerous issue affecting children. it's now believed that there are 200 reported cases in 19 states. and the frustration tonight for so many parents when it comes to testing, when it doesn't gi

reverend barber, thank you so much for joining us. i see you with your mask on, that tells us how seriously you take. pandemic. your perspective, are the states reopening too soon? >> they're opening too soon at the expense of poor and low-income working people and the expense of the american people. this false choice that you have to either open up or go to work and possibly die is a choice. it didn't have to be this way. the issue is to open up properly. and properly means we would make sure people have health care, make sure we have testing, make sure we did the tracking. make sure we have the ppes that are necessary. make sure people have the kind of protections for rent forgiveness and maintain their water, but we've not done any of that. as one worker said, it feels like we're being led to what is called policy mass murder, because we're being forced to go into work for our livelihood, when we should not have to do that. >> we're in a situation right now for people who live hand to mouth, paycheck to paycheck, there is a stark c

. >> i own a barber shop in downtown. i am a native of orlando. thank you for giving me the opportunity to be on the task force as well as my other friends and the doctors. i think we are somewhat speaking the same language and have the same kinds of concerns. i would like to start off, i business for over 36 years. in this profession, we have all wen trained from day one and have to be clean and make sure we take care of ourselves, our family, our coworkers and our clients. one thing i enjoy about being in , it has to ben is a gift before you get into the profession to bring you into the profession, first of all. once you learn to be clean, safe, and continue to keep your environment safe, that is very important. having said that, most barbers techs, itts and nail is second nature along with all types of advice we are getting from professionals, it enhances the things we have already done. you know, as well, inspectors come to barber shops and hair salons all the time. we are used to this kind of stuff. having said that, we want to lvesinue to go

most of us are struggling with our ‘lockdown hair', because hairdressers and barbers are closed.ules by offering appointments, despite the risk of breaching social distancing restrictions. colin campbell reports. barbers, like many businesses, they have been banned from opening, to stop the spread of covid—19. but we have discovered not all are adhering to the lockdown laws. hi, i'm trying to find somewhere to get my haircut. five o'clock, is that 0k? five o'clock, to the shop, yeah? yeah. we have to sit down in the kitchen because i want to be private, i don't want anybody to see you because it will be a problem for me. just phoning to see if you would be willing to cut my hair? what, today? yes, please. i've got a customer. i am busy till saturday, only sunday. i am busy today, tomorrow. sunday, i'm free. so, obviously they are seeing quite a few clients. that is interaction with quite a few different people who also may therefore have been interacting with other people, and this alljust gives any person who may be infected and asymptomatic the opportunity to spread the virus q

he tells us he barbers are booked for the day. to be safe, he's requiring his customers, many of them first responders and military veterans, to wait outside for their turn. the barbers are wearing gloves and face coverings and are wiping down seats between each appointment. he says he needs to pay the bills and support his 13 barbers. he says the lockdown has gone on long enough, believes the pandemic shutdown order is fear-driven, points out that of the more than 440,000 people who live in solano county, there have been 263 cases of covid-19 and in his words, only five deaths. he doesn't think it's right his small business must remain closed while big businesses like costco and walmart are allowed to stay open. >> shame on the government for allowing all of them to be essential and us not to be essential. >> reporter: your business requires you to touch people. and this is a situation when we're exposed maintain social distancing. >> most people don't realize we have 1,600 hours of sanitation education. we're experts at sanitati

your governor ron desantis says hair salons and nail salons and barber shops can open. have been pushing for that as well. but why push for that when these are businesses that bring people close together and in close contact. >> first, good evening to all of you. thanks for having me on the show. i am excited about having the opportunity to open up some of our businesses. i was an advocate to the governor to get the hair salons and barber shops open because i believe they are able to open with the right security and precautions in place. they assured me they will take appointments and exercise social distancing as well as taking into consideration all of the sanitary measures we want to see in a barber shop or hair salon. i supported them because they will have the social distancing, doing things like changing out the capes, going to disposable capes as opposed to reusing them. i believe it is the right look at the right time. coupled with the fact from a health data perspective, the numbers in the metropolitan orlando area have remained low. the positive rate of new ca

do it yourself barbering it can be dangerous we're going hear from a local barber about they do is thes you well know people are turning to cutting their own hair as a salons and barber shops are closed during the pandemic which can be dangerous for some charles blades he owns the trolls blades barber spa in oakland is joining us now my hair cut i do haha. >>well, you know i think in a lot >>clients asking. >>we need to do house calls but this is a very rare. at the beginning for everybody but i'm just asking people just to be or you can do the old school way the military away cut everything also grow back safest way to go is just go ahead you don't try you know i was thinking you could give you a long you're like me you could kind of part like this in the back and then smith now you can take off about it yourself, you know just led to slowly grow recommend you couldn't too much off you know you look at a crazy good deal for staff. >>and here's a scary thing to a whole are now when you color your hair you're really get into some dangerous territory. >>yeah, yeah, if you don't read a pr

and a bbc investigation finds some hairdressers and barbers are flouting lockdown rules by staying opennd cuttnig hair. by staying open and cutting hair. good morning. a goverment minister has urged us to continue following the guidance on social distancing, after a top scientific expert, professor neil ferguson, resigned as an adviser because a woman — described by the telegraph as his married lover — visited him at his home during lockdown, twice. security ministerjames brokenshire said the rules are still very much required, and that professor ferguson was right to accept he'd made a mistake by not following them. in a statement professor ferguson said "i accept i made an error ofjudgement and took the wrong course of action", adding "i deeply regret any undermining of the clear messages around the continued need for social distancing." in germany, angela merkel is expected to announce more easing of the country's lockdown restrictions, as the infection rate continues to fall. while in the us, president trump has confirmed the white house coronavirus task force will be disbanded, in

and she said reverend barber, i'm a nurse's assistant.are experiencing public policy mass murder. the fact that we have to go by garbage bags to good to work. we don't have what we need. in a country with our manufacturing power and our economic power. >> right. >> the fact that we don't have these things is policy decisions. >> right. >> and pandemic requires a policy reaction. >> and reverend, that goes to the last thing i want to ask you about. in law and policy, you have acts, comission, and you have not acting, omission. and both can be wrong. both can have consequences. the last thing i want to ask you about is a very simple statistic we pulled here on what's being provided to workers who are going back into this risk. about half are being given gloves, which means half are not. and masks, which the cdc says are necessary, 80% are not being offered masks. only 19% being offered masks. do you view that omission as morally wrong? >> it's sin. it's literally evil. especially when you can do it. that's why we're organizing. stay at home

kuala lumpur singapore is taking tentative steps to reopen its economy home based businesses and barber shops have been allowed to reopen but dine in services and restaurants are still not allowed and most people will still have to continue working from home now it is true that singapore has reported a high number of corona virus cases the vast majority who are around 85 percent are migrant workers living in dormitories the health minister says the number of new cases in the wider community has been in decline especially since stricter measures were put in place the 3rd in the 3rd week of april now the w.h.o. has listed 6 conditions for countries that are looking to ease restrictions and this includes the ability to detect tests trace and isolate and treat coronavirus patients and singapore says it intends to ramp up testing to conduct as many as 40000 tests a day and it's also building more facilities to isolate and treat coronavirus patients but of course as with many other countries around the world that's very much a sense that this is also driven by the economy the central bank has

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i want to thank the mayor for reaching out about the barbers and salons. very important part of our economy. the discretion was great -- the discussion was great. trying to do things safe, smart, step by step. this is what my task force was discussing. phase not roll it out in one, but that doesn't mean we aren't intent on getting it done. the idea was great. i will

barber, a lot of times barbers will offer their clients some product. >> that's like a cream. >> oh,r dad's head. it'll give you some control. yeah, rub it all in. yeah, yeah. rub it all in. oh, yeah. get some on the sides now. that's good. that actually helped. >> does it? >> stephen: yes, you look like stephen miller. >> who's stephen miller? >> stephen: he's very nice man. he wants only the best for america. you're getting a turkish massage at the same time. yeah, spray it down. make sure-- really refreshing. >> right there? >> stephen: right there, yep. ok, uh, now i think it might be time for barry to see his haircut. >> i'm turning on the camera. i'm exiting full screen so i can get to-- oh, my god! >> stephen: oh, oh yeah! >> oh, my god. oh, noooo. what have you done? >> what do you think, sweetie? >> it's something. >> stephen: yeah, you're next! >> you want to have a seat? >> no, you're not getting near me. >> stephen: barry, the good news is you don't have to go into the office tomorrow. >> that is good news, stephen. >> stephen: thank you. thank you for your hair, barry >>

.>> eporter: barbers in omaha, nebraska were back at work today. >> financially it's been really bad, but i think i miss the atmosphere of being able to cut hair and being around people. further easing restrictions on some of the businesses shuttered by the pandemic. owners say it's a positive step toward a new normal. >> we'll be doing appointments,l appointmentsbecause we can only have 10 people in the shop at once.>>

i have been a barber since 1961. right now as far as i am concerned i want to send a message to the other barbers, massage therapists to stand up, open up and show up. we need to get back to business. we need to get back to our lives. rob: your 77 years old, very vibrant 77-year-old but you are considered in the high risk for this virus but are being quite bold in dealing with it. why is that? >> what am i going to do live in fear all my life? i can't do that. i refuse to be sucked into the insanity of fearfulness that i recall when i was a kid we went through the poliovirus, a lot like this. people were insane, we saw kids in iron lungs, fear. i can't live in fear like that. i see people driving in their own cars with masculine and windows rolled up. that is insanity. i respect this virus only in the sense that it can kill people, but at the same time for the most part it hasn't. if we concentrated more on the recovery than the death rate we would have a heckuva bigger talking point. the death rate has been very low

representing hundreds of thousands of barbers and harass the lawns going to to support california letting them reopen, their lead attorney joining us tonight. and what we learn from today's hearing was the top of mende -- medical advisors in the country with a necessity for a vaccine before reopening. did dr. fauci say, hold out until a vaccine is in or is the disease more nuanced than that? welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream and washington. kevin corke starts us off with the very latest on the flynn case. >> so much to get to. at some point you begin to wonder if it is like having an anvil over general flynn's head. remember his guilty plea happened all the way back in december 2017, but since then there have been repeated delays in sentencing, including a third such delay today by judge ed sullivan. writing this "at the appropriate time the court will enter a scheduled order, governing the briefs" that means friends of the court. judge sullivan taken by president bill clinton, now wants to allow parties to weigh in on flynn's case, which i think it's fair to say that it i

the local barber reopened his barbershop, after he was turned down for unemployment three times. he went a month 1/2 without a paycheck. welcome byron york a great guest and author. this is big showdown of a fight between a little barbershop and the state government of michigan. >> you know we're going to have to have, this whole coronavirus crisis created a new air of the law. i think we'll have to have some guidance what powers state governors have in these situations, that you know, whitmer has been saying, look when i issue an executive order, it is not a suggestion, it is the law. even though, you have majorities in the house and majorities in the senate, the statehouse and senate, who oppose what she is doing. so there is going to have to be some sort of resolution here. she has been one of the most

. >> ignoring the order a bay area barber ignoring warns. keeping his business open. >> everyone is essential. >> and constitutional right being one of those be, a san frsc dits doors. >> several california beaches packed with protestors today. the drastic action to keep people off the stand and at home. >>> a define barber in vacaville is becoming voice of the shelter-in-place re1stance. >>> the man's controversial decision to open his business before governor gives his greep light. >> reporter: he's been getting visceral hate messages on social media. he says he has paying it. >> reporter: a single father with a son and two daughters >>. i work hard. i knew better than to ask for any of the loans. >> reporter: he received a cease and desist letter. >> we were all solidly booked. >> reporter: he's either a hero or villain on social media. this quote. >> i work the mean streets of oak land. i've dealt with a lot skaerer guys. >> reporter: he's also getting support. >> i'm aware that this veers is a very scary thing. it's been 45 days. it see

reopening the economy, 9 states including washington dc easing estrogens, washington dc, hair salons and barber shops, tennis courts and golf courses can reopen. the mayor pushing for a safe return to normalcy. >> the economic comeback of the district cannot happen with the stabilization and come back. >> reporter: maryland and virginia and illinois reopening outdoor restaurant seating, ralph northrom reopening phase 2. when are we going to go into phase 2? we are doing that a week from tomorrow on june 5th the. >> reporter: protesters interrupting markel rich. >> since you have been elected. >> locking down -- makes anybody happy. >> the counties on lockdown until monday, starting phase i of reopening. sports fans get the go-ahead's in texas. the capacity was limited to 25 person and a sense of normalcy in mississippi, oklahoma and

this is happening in barbering, hairdressing and beauty.get their hairdone, the more desperate people are to get their hair done, the more of this we are going to see. so when we have been talking to government, which we have been, we have been reminding them not to focus just on safety and returning to work safely in salons, but also making sure that people who are working outside salons also are crystal clear that the restrictions apply to them and, more importantly, what would it take to let people work again safely. that's really important that the public as well as the people working in salons are fully protected against the risks.” suppose it leads on to questions, what, in your view, would it take? it's a very difficult situation, washing someone's hair, it's up close and personal, isn't it? absolutely, it's a job which requires physical contact with people, no doubt about that. what we are all going to see across all sectors when the lockdown restrictions are lifted, our new normal is not going to be going back to how things were. s

many of us are struggling with our "lockdown hair'" because hairdressers and barbers are closed.ring appointments, despite the risk of breaching social distancing restrictions. barbers, like many businesses, they have been banned from opening, to stop the spread of covid—19. but we have discovered not all are adhering to the lockdown laws. hi, i'm trying to find somewhere to get my haircut. five o'clock, is that 0k? five o'clock, to the shop, yeah? yeah. we have to sit down in the kitchen because i want to be private, i don't want anybody to see you because it will be a problem for me. just phoning to see if you would be willing to cut my hair? what, today? yes, please. i've got a customer. i am busy till saturday, only sunday. i am busy today, tomorrow. sunday, i'm free. so, obviously they are seeing quite a few clients. that is interaction with quite a few different people who also may therefore have been interacting with other people, and this alljust gives any person who may be infected and asymptomatic the opportunity to spread the virus quite rapidly. only a few of the barb

a judge just ruled in a michigan barber's favor saying can he remain open despite the state's lockdown. his fight may be far from over. pete hegseth sounds off on this difficulty this business owner is in as he struggles to survive in this climate. to anyone helping and caring in their own way. thank you. like you, we're always on. we're proud to put our energy behind you. southern company robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood.

not a lot-- there are of barbers that are still working. we are out of business. it is an artistic and we fully love what we do. that are american females are still working, cutting hair, and we're not going to stop. [inaudible] and grandchildren who come to the shop, please don't come to any barbershop without a mask. protect yourself and protect your barber, please. host: james in hinesville, maryland. you're next. caller: good morning, c-span. i'm a male, recently retired from government, 66 years old. i've been doing a lot of shopping online. i've been avoiding crowds. i think my government officials have been doing a good job. i formerly worked for the d.c. government, and i like the leadership of governor hogan in maryland. [inaudible] the most infected zip code in the state of maryland. theuse a lot of implications in this pandemic have been technological, we have a digital divide and we need to expand broadband and things like that. my main problem during this epidemic has been the behavior of the president. [inaudible] at the ford plant in miss again yest

a barber who ignored the guidelines before, staying open. saying he now has coronavirus and has infected more than a dozen customers. several states in the northeast revealing their plans for re-opening. what does it mean for the memorial day holiday? >>> and tonight, with 36 million americans now out of work, the news of retail sales plunging 16%. that was a record. worse than expected. >>> president trump making news on vaccines and the end of the year goal. the defense secretary saying it will be ready to treat americans and partners abroad. when pressed later the press secretary says it's a goal, not a promise. the top advisers wearing masks today. >>> 24 hour after the cdc issued its own warning the global alert about the dangerous issue affecting children. 200 reported cases in 19 states. and the frustration tonight for so many parents when it comes to testing -- when it doesn't give a clear answer. >>> meantime, the growing questions about testing overall. how accurate are the tests here in the u.s.? the false negatives and new analys

health officials recommend enclosures until august as groups representing hundreds of thousands of barbers and hair salons go to court to let them reopen. there the attorney joins us live and what we learned from the hearing with top medical advisor in the country about the necessity for exact seen before fully reopening. did anthony fauci really say school is out until the vaccine is in or are his views more nuanced than that? welcome to fox news at night. white house correspondent kevin cork start us off. >> reporter: at some point you wonder if it is like having an and deliver general flynn's head. remember his original guilty plea in december of 2017 but since then there have been repeated delays in sentencing including a third delay today by judge sullivan who wrote this, at the appropriate time the court will enter a scheduling order governing submission of any briefs meaning friends of the court. judge sullivan who was elevated to the dc circuit by former president bill clinton now wants to allow interested parties to weigh in on flynn's case which is fair to say is a highly unusual

most barbers [indiscernible] this is second nature to us along with all the other types of advice we are getting from the professionals, it has enhanced the things we have already done. barbershopsome in all the time. we are used to this kind of stuff. we want to govern ourselves accordingly, do the right thing, get back to work safe. , and i to make sure that can speak for all barbershops and hair salons, professional support or the finances, that will be another number station, but we need that so we won't -- another conversation later, but we need that so we both compromise the principles. dealing with this rental setback, so have -- financial setback, so as the governor, ownerspower the business in this profession with the support they need from the government, with the loans and grants. it will help us keep a balance. once we get back to work, we are going to need the money to stay in business. we are in the red. we have large overcapacity. thank you for having me. gov. desantis: thank you. mayor demings: mayor of orange county and the greater orlando area. many of our business

nbc's ellison barber is in raven gap, georgia.gic story of one family's battle with coronavirus. ellison, what happened here? >> reporter: in the state of georgia, coronavirus cases continue to climb. we are now close to 32,000 confirmed cases in georgia. here in northeast georgia, the virus has been slower to spread, but when it came knocking on one family's door, there was no stopping it. >> reporter: when the sun rose over these appalachian mountains, you would find terry ahern here reading her bible in the rocking chair. her husband sam remembers the first time he met her. >> her beauty first, just stunning, stop you in your tracks. her outward beauty was very much surpassed by her inward beauty. >> reporter: for 44 years they built a life together. she became a mother to her daughter and mimi to her grandchildren and great grandchildren. >> she wanted everyone around her all the time. she just laughed, it was contagious. >> reporter: two weeks ago terry went to bed with a headache. the next morning it was worse, so sam drove

for this trip to the barber shop. that's still not allowed in parts of minnesota.wn it. >> you go to something like a barber shop and you're not protected, i don't care who you. i done think any pence vapian august to take cha thans chance. >> may 19th. here is what happened on this date in sports history. in 2016 brandon crawford supplying the power against the padres and the joints get their eighth straight win. 1962. stan gets his career number 3,431st hit. he briana vannozzi old order for most of the national leag ch alw inmajole crown, we're going to disney land. >> the horse finished fourth. >> western conference on the ice. san jose your shot at the first ever stanley cup final. the great one ,wayne gretzky with the oilers won three more with edmondon. gretzky at one time held 61 nhl records. take a break. back with the other when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward

protect yourself and protect your barber, please. host: james in hinesville, maryland. you're next. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span. i'm a male, recently retired from government, i'm 66 years old. i'm doing well. i've been doing a lot of shopping online. i've been avoiding crowds. i think my government officials have been doing a good job. i formerly worked for the d.c. government, and i like the leadership of governor hogan in maryland. my zip code happens to be the most infected zip code in the state of maryland. it is heavily minority. because a lot of the communications in this pandemic have been technological, we have a digital divide and we need to expand broadband and things like that. and my main problem during this epidemic has been the behavior of the president. plant inhe ford michigan yesterday without it is justask, infantile attitude in his refusal to wear a mask. i'm really troubled by that. i think it eggs on these protesters. host: james, when will you feel comfortable going to a restaurant, going out into gatherings? caller: i've been -- the last time i

>> we spoke to a barber saying he's willing to defy his town to reopen his business.t town, even as they are strangling him, is still collecting fees for licensing, of course. we spoke to a man named rick savage, restaurant owner outside of bethel, maine. he said he was going to define maine governor janet mills by reopening his business today. >> we had enough of it. we are encouraging all businesses to open up. we should have never been shut down in the first place. we havepe to get business goingr we are going to lose a third of our restaurants.ry we are advocating for everybody. not justt for my restaurant. it's time to go back to work. >> tucker: today, savage did it. he reopened his restaurant. flooded with grateful adults who know the risk and decided to go eat at his place. authorities working for janet mills probably revoked his business and liquor licenses. trying to destroy his business. since janet mills has made it illegal for savage to support his own family, he has a plan. it's the only one left. you can read more about it on the tucker carlson tonight

the barber, stylist and customers must wear masks. because of the masks, shaving, facial waxing, threading and shaving are not allowed. >> we're interested in evident. we want to see how some of these phased in approaches

>>hair salons and barbers are anxiously awaiting for the chance to open their doors again.lier today we talked to charles blades the owner of charles blades barber spa in oakland. he says he will not defy the shelter-in-place order because he has health care worker friends who had the virus and he understands the importance of not reopening until it's safe to do so. >>we actually have a pro to car what our barbers and our clients to make sure that we have the proper. the standard protocols before we open up to the public one thing i really miss as tucker armory. the clients. i mean i've been doing this for a long time. and i just miss. people come here every day regular people. it comes in and talk about so it's kind of therapeutic for me. >>it is a social activity to charles says while his shop hau been close he's been using the time to work with autistic man in east oakland. >>next from protecting and serving to putting smiles on seniors, how why he wants ranch in vacaville earns tonight's kron 4 heroes honor co-founder tao lay hosted an animal parade for the. >>pacific a

>>we actually have a protocol what our barbers and our clients to make sure that we have the proper.tandard protocols before we open up to the public one thing i really miss as tucker armory. the clients. i mean i've been doing this for a long time. and i just miss. people come here every day regular people. it comes in and talk about so this kind of therapeutic for me. >>blaze has really been doing something wonderful with this time he says while his shop has been closed. he has used his time to work with autistic men in east oakland. the city of pikeville kentucky is recognizing its class of 2020 by turning the downtown area into a yearbook the city place banners along the city streets and in the park recognizing the pipe bill high school class of 2020. the mayor says it was a fitting way to honor the grand since the pandemic did not give them the senior year they had expected and a deputy in ohio is not letting the pandemic stop him from a tradition that was started years ago, he's offering graduating seniors, a personal congratulation. >>all 317 of them bob jones has the story. >

bob, i know the governor talked about a lot of things including the reopening of salons and barber shops. >> reporter: he did, marcus, governor gavin newsom believes most of the state's 40 million residents are properly following the social distancing guidelines that have been out by our health department which bodes well for an economic recovery. as you mentioned yesterday he issued guidance for a phase three reopening of our state's economy which will include barber shops and hair salons. here in the bay area only napa, solano and sonoma have indicated they are ready to enter phase three. they will be allowed to open based on guidance from their respective county health departments. nail salons are still excluded. in this morning's exclusive interview on the "today" show governor newsom pushed back on president trump's false assertion that mail-in voting -- ballots -- leads to widespread voter fraud. >> the president tweeted about you and your plan to send mail-in ballots to registered voters in the state. what do you say to the president's concerns about ballots are well ? utilized al

this is the 1st day that the shopping malls hire solondz and barber shops are open and since they were shut down back in march in late march a wearing fast face mask is mandatory and the security personnel it takes on the temperature of the customers in the entrance the schools for the schools the same way for the barber shops and behave sloan's as well however many people criticize the government decision to reopen the shopping malls not the barber shops or hair salons but the. because it's an indoor place and for a virus like cope with 19 it's easy to have a 2nd the way you especially if there isn't much protection like in like in shopping malls that's why many said that the government should they waited until the ramadan peace is over which is in late may currently the schools are still closed the parliament is closed mosques are closed that's why many say that why are we reopening the shopping malls but we understand that in ankara they were they were true to ideas a group in the economic administration preferred to keep the shopping malls close however another group believes that

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saying the barber now has coronavirus and has infected more than a dozen customers.eral states in the northeast revealing their plans for reopening, and what does it mean for the memorial day holiday? >>> tonight, the news from texas. after reopening there, now setting new records in the number of cases and fatalities. >>> and tonight, with 36 million americans now out of work, the news of retail sales plunging more than 16%. that is a record. it was worse than expected.

do a lot of cleaning and under this plan bars restaurants churches, non essential businesses like barbers and nail salons they can reopen the order says that the restaurants and bars have to cut capacity by half people 65 and older still being told to stay home. lassen modoc trinity and sierra are the 4 california counties without any coronavirus cases. virtual education has been tough for some families out of work, they're struggling to get supplies in recent weeks students in berkeley have been getting a break kron four's felipe chagall exploits. >>when the current academic year and students in the berkeley unified school district much like others across the bay area and around the country will likely have to adapt to some form of distance learning and that cannot be done without surprise servings many things out there and the stars anymore. i think this can help. study and everything like that for going on 3 weeks now more than 600 berkeley public schools, fun volunteers have been handing out 2500 bags of school supplies to students in the berkeley unified school district office parkin

. >>> the governor is giving the go ahead for barber shops and hair salons to reopen. but tonight, bay area health officials say not so fast. >> they can only be safe if we're proceeding in a thoughtful and careful manner. >> school board members for the san ramon valley unified school district approve raises for its top administrators while it tries to figure out how to make 8 million in cuts. >>> streaming on cbsn bay area, record breaking heat gripping the bay area, good evening i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook, a warm night after anr of dangerous temperatures. let's get to paul hagen to find out if we can expect any relief tomorrow. >> i'm afraid not. the heat advisory continues for all inland locations. that excessive heat warning for sew ha know county. high temperatures tomorrow, maybe a degree or two cooler than today, but that puts us well into the 90s. approaching triple digit territory for inland spots. temperatures today, above 100 degrees in concord. all spots on the list at least tied a record high temperature. new records in concord. san jose a