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. >> pearl barlow filed for divorce a month before the shelter in place order went into effect, and she just got notice of the first court date for next month, five months after she just filed, not the typical four or five weeks. >>> the warm weather and dry conditions are a perfect combination for grass fires in fremont a small fire on northbound 880. in calvarous, containment for a fire at 35%, and in butte county, crews contained the wild fire that destroyed four homes, and that's just the start for california's fire season. agencies across the state are rushing to get prepared for what is expected to be a hot couple of months. they are gearing up with helicopters, jets, c130s, and the california air national guard. >> simulating as if we are supporting the firefighters on the ground. >> we train annually. anticipating above average significant fire potential. >> reporter: according to the calfire, we have seen more than 1,000 fires this year, compared to this time last year that can be dangerous. mary, we are getting hotter temperatures today? >>> that's right, michelle. tracking th

with barlow to do with the current role while he was moving from the baltimore school john could fall way of got to where it is today without significant support from the chinese state. well he depends on what she what we consider significant support if they're if they're literally shoveling money into the organization to ensure complete control over the technology that's a little bit iffy but look at motorola look at any one of these companies that have received grants that have received contracts to build out the infrastructure for for the 21st century and all of those folks are getting billions of dollars in government grants we don't know where it's all this stuff is opaque right we don't know how much motorola got to build out infrastructure in the u.s. we don't know how much nokia got from the european union from any number of countries to go to infrastructure elsewhere and 75000000000 is a big number but it's also a big country and you need a lot of you need a lot of infrastructure to get something up and running like a even a ford g. or 5 g. network it's a massive undertaking

attorney general bill barlow who believes in executive power and have the power of the president has foreign policy and so it would not matter the reasoning as long as the president is doing it, he is in the clear for this and for that reason also, the democrats would not seek any sort of investigation because they know how the justice department feels about this. thank you for talking to us. thank you. one of the world's most successful figures in theatre, sir cameron mackintosh, the producer behind les miserables, mary poppins and hamilton, has said productions will not return to the london west end this year. sir cameron said the decision was taken because of uncertainty about when the government would withdraw social distancing measures. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito considers what this means for theatres across the uk. # i love him but when the night is over...# the lockdown may be lifting in some areas, but theatres are staying closed. so, too, the pubs and restaurants that depend on them. theatreland is a ghost town and tough decisions are being made. les miserables, ma

. >> pearl barlow filed for divorce a month before the shelter-in-place order just went into effect.she just got notice of her first court date for next month, that's five months after filing not the typical four or five weeks. >>> the u.s. is now facing a coin shortage. nickels, dimes, quarters, and pennies are the latest items in short supply. the federal reserve chair said the flow of coins came to a stop when the u.s. economy did in march. he believes the shortage will resolve itself as businesses reopen. >>> the $78.7 billion budget has been approved by the smart board. daily trips reduced from 38 to 26. the reductions will safe about $7.2 million annually. >>> gianna is is keeping her eyes on the roadway this morning. i see green out there, gianna. >> reporter: there's glean in some spots, coming on the bay area bridges, like the san mateo, traffic is light. once on 101, we see the brake lights. two separate accidents northbound 101 at third. two cars tangled up there, actually a big rig and suv. i zoom in, and you can see the red forming around third, and that is the drive out

you want to set the barlow so you can easily clear it. don't want to set the bar too high so that you fail. and already the trump campaign has put out a statement blaming pretss and the media saying the media has frightened people away by talking about the pandemic. and they say protesters have caused folks to have a hard time to get to the arena. there's not a lot of visible evidence of that. the protesters are far away from the arena sighte. but that's the narrative, it was the media's fault, the protesters' fault. we are in the midst of a dangerous pandemic. was there concern about people protesting and getting sick? yes. should there been concern about people attending tonight and getting sick? perhaps that was heeded more than the president wanted to see. >> thank you, brian. don't forget brian's show tomorrow morning, "reliable sources." >>> this trump rally is in about an hour. i'm going to turn it over to wolf blitzer. thank you for being with me. we'll be right back. stay with cnn. indicators of brain performanc: memory, focus, a

lesson when outside armed forces go into communities no good comes of it all right let's talk to gary barlow is on the he joins us now from new york gabe so there seems to be this tension now between the governor andrew cuomo on one side and the mayor bill de blasio on the other over what happened last night and president trump he's been calling for the national guard to be deployed in new york so how is all of this playing out. that's right you know so it's words you heard from andrew cuomo the governor he is not pleased with the rioting and looting that was widespread late last night here in new york city he although he says so far has not called in the national guard but there is certainly tension between the mayor of this city and the governor and business owners here are preparing for this it's important to point out that 9095 almost 100 percent of the protests are very peaceful but we are seeing chaotic scenes late into the evening so this is the scene now on 5th avenue and 58th street as crews right now start to board up some of the businesses here getting prepared for what potentiall