lieutenant jonathan baxter. >> lieutenant baxter, thank you so much for that update and time line ofhis fire this morning. is it right that you said the fire has been contained to one warehouse, so effectively one business has been impacted. are you able to extrapolate more on which business that is and have those people been notified yet? >> well, we have representatives from the red and white fleet. we were told that there may be some other vessel companies who have been in this building. we're not going to be speculating at this time. >> and as you said with the fire contained but not yet extingished, is there any way in your expert knowledge a time line of how long it might take to have this fire completely put out? >> the fire is not contained at this time. we have it in check. we're being very call your attention about the structure and integrity of the fire. we can't really see the flames from the outside, but the flames are still there. again, it is still a very active fire, but we have it in check and we are confident it will not be spreading to other areas around the area.

. >> reporter: yes, lieutenant baxter said the investigation does continue.re are a lot of fishing companies that have offices here, have operations here as well. a lot of companies were counting on a big memorial day business here for restaurants, being sold to supermarkets, all of that is on hold. a lot of tourists may recognize this area. this is the same building that houses the museum. it appears not to have any damage because it was really the opposite side of the building. anybody coming down to fisherman's wharf urged to stay away. in fact, swimmers have been told to stay away from aquatic park as a precaution as firefighters continue to get this fire under control. we're live at fisherman's wharf. i'm cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> thank you, cornell. >>> earlier we spoke with lieutenant baxter during the height of this fire and here's what he said about his crew's battle. >> we are told this building is not occupied during the evening, however our investigators and company groups are actively doing researches and reinvestigate briory interviews. dur

that was lieutenant jonathan baxter from the san francisco fire department.was giving us a live update on the four-alarm fire at pier 45 at fisherman's that's why usaa is giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries their insurancele members or credit card bills. discover all the ways we're helping members today. >>> welcome back. here is a live look out over san francisco as we track the four-alarm fire burning at pier 45 at fisherman's wharf. you can see all the smoke spreading out over the bay. if you are just joining us please just before this we heard from san francisco fire department's lieutenant jonathan baxter who gave us an update on this fire. the good news is that they were able to save the "ss jeremiah o'brien" ship believed to be threatened earlier this morning. also even though they are s fir progress has been made and at this time no other tourist attractions or well known landmarks, no other structures are threatened at this time. so amazing work on the part of our firefighters. 145 firefighters

anti—baxters when and if we get a vaccine for covid—19?”here has been no greater demonstration in modern history that vaccines save lives, than the need for a vaccine to save lives and to get the world going again following the outbreak of covid—19. and we will only licensed a vaccine when it is both effective and safe and when the independent regulators, if and when they license a vaccine in this country, they will do so knowing that it country, they will do so knowing thatitis country, they will do so knowing that it is safe and everybody should follow that advice. thanks very much. finally, we are going to go to louise from the isle of wight county press. thank you. as local democracy report on the isle of wight, i can see a mixed reaction to the app but the main concern which keeps occurring is whether you can ensure residents who are wary of using the app residents who are wary of using the app and this technology that their data will be kept fully protected and private throughout this trial and private throughout this trial and going

. >> lieutenant baxter says without that fire boat flames would probably have destroyed that ship and its history. incredible images flooded social media this morning. listener posted these to twitter. huge, visible from all parts of the bay area and smoke as well. scoma's restaurant is across from the pier, donated water and lunch to the firefighters and police watching over the hot spots today. we've been following the story all day on digital platforms. download the free app for latest news straight to your phone. >>> walnut creek, hot there but not as hot as it's going to be soon. part of the memorial day warm-up, meteorologist rob mai ada. >> we had temperatures in mid-80s but clear out. temperatures cooling. wind speed 28 miles per hour. sea breeze which is weakening. marine air influence on the inland temperatures which are about good as it gets now, going to change. 10 to 20 degrees warmer than today. four to five to nine degrees warmer in san jose today is just the start of a warming trend to put valleys into the 90s, near 100 degrees, and not just for a day but potentially s

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. >> when aj baxter found this three bed room three bathroom apartment listed for 19.25 a month in san jose, he thought it was too good to be true and quickly found out he was right. >> i've been running into quite a few different scams. >> so far this year the ftc received 18,235 reports of scams related to covid-19 and collectively, americans have lost $13.4 million to this type of fraud. including fake apartment listings. where a scammer uses social distancing as a convenient excuse. aj showed us a series of emails from a suspected scammer named adam. he tells aj due to social distancing, he can't see the unit in person. he gets to the cell pushing aj to reserve the place before someone else does because other people are showing interest. >> the most interesting part about it is the price that he had on the property was probably 50% of the market rate. so it was really obvious that something was going on. so aj asked, is this a scam? adam was ready with another excuse. this time blaming the federal government, saying the property was initially listed at a higher price but all homeow

. >> reporter: when aj baxter found this three bedroom, three bathroom apartment listed for $1925 a monthn san jose, he thought it was too good to be true a he was right. >> i've actually been running in to quite a few different scams. >> so far this year, the ftc has received 18,235 reports of scams related to covid-19, and collectively americans have lost $13.4 million to this type of fraud, including fake apartment listings where scammers use social distancing as a convenient excuse. aj showed us the series of emails from a suspected scammer named adam. off the bat, he tells aj due to social distancing, he cannot see the unit in person. he then gets right to the hard sell, pushing aj to reserve the place before someone else does because other people are showing interest. >> the most interesting part about it is the price that he had on the property was probably 50% of the market rate. so it's really obvious something was going on. >> aj asked is this a scam? adam was ready with another excuse, this time blaming the federal government. saying the property was initially listed at a highe

doesn't really stand on it or you know and admonish the claim certainly when it comes to the anna baxter movement they literally use a lot of her quotes when they go around the nation trying to get more people to join but i think that they were pretty much like times saying her years are booked this is what people want to believe they can get their own opinions from you know the work and her life and what she's done and you know formulate your own opinions which is what we should do at the end of the. next week 2 veteran at nasa astronauts will blast off from the kind of the space center in florida on the inaugural flight on the space x. dragon space ship to run very blue with the international space station and throwing an important mission that could very well mark beginning of a new chapter in space flight are 2 correspondent john hardy has more from miami florida. astronauts bob behnken and doug hurley arrived at the kennedy space center in cape canaveral florida this week as they gear up for their major mission to space they'll be the 1st astronauts to pilot the space x. dragon spac

. >> eli lilly, he made the quarter so -- baxter, put that on, because i'm going to be with steph. d dexcom, just did a convert at 0.25 it had a very big run. dwl glaxo is finally moving and if you want to know who is on the far turn is the glaxo/sanofi vaccine, which is very good. abbott, there's a story today about the new york -- the nyu hospital that says that their tests are unreliable i directly dispute that. they are doing things wrong, they're not doing the tests right. they're doing the time of transport is too long and they're doing the tests wrong. they're using viral transport medium -- forget the complaint it's wrong abbvie, can't wait to speak to them that combination is great. another steph name sensy, incredibly cheap. you cannot beat them in terms of medicare, medicaid for managed care united health. my hat is off to them. can they be better gilead, too much promote, not a lot of bad money coming down and it will be fine. >> hey, pete -- >> regeneron, by the way, is the one that have will the antibody. >> i don't know if cramer is looking to pick a fight with you,

lieutenant jonathan baxter: >> our aggressive and quick, swift actions saved the historic "jeremiah o'brien", which, if we're looking for one positive too come out of this tragic event, saving a historic world war ii vessel at the beginning of memorial day weekend is something we should all be proud of as a community. >> reporter: the pier, a popular tourist hub with a museum, was built in 1926. port authority's randy quezada: >> one of the things we love along the waterfront is our historic piers so this is a big loss. but we are grateful for the fact that there was no loss of life and we were able to preserve the rest of our historic treasures that are housed there. >> reporter: wholesalers on the pier, already on ice because of the pandemic, told the "san francisco chronicle" the seafood industry didn't need this now. michael george, cbs news. >> lopez: a century-old car rental company made it official today, it's filing for bankruptcy protection. hertz is billions of dollars in debt. hertz employed some 38,000 people. so far, 12,000 have already lost their jobs. you didn't have to go fa

drawn on that history to know that their product was a piece of junk right it is a bad product out of baxter properly engineered and we think improperly manufactured that they. likely did not comply with their manufacturing specifications and we're hoping to get discovery to look at all of the actual documents and representations made but we have some information out of french inspections and that really gives us a lot of thought that they manufactured these things outside the scope of the specifications that were approved so it looks like they threw it on the market they grabbed a big market share and then they just didn't do their due diligence there after the most troubling thing to me is all they had to do was talk to the scientists that went through breast implant one that's all they had to talk to the scientists to understand how bad this news on its face so they had this texture to the employer to thinking well if we had texture you won't have that hard encapsulation that takes place some time well and you know that my dating through the the texture migrating through the body that tha

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speaking before the announcement was made, exeter‘s rob baxter gave his view on the proposals.akeaway blocks entirely, take scrums and malls, we will move the ball from rocks, so what is the one thing we can guarantee will have 100% more of? more titles, more collisions. fitter players running harder, not being tied up with grants, what are we going to do? we are going to great another crisis in our sport. a significant step will be taken today on the timeline towards restarting the premier league. a decision on a restart date and venues for matches could potentially be made. it comes as players are given the green light to begin contact training. until now, training sessions have been conducted with social distancing measures in place. championship players returned to non—contact training this week, with fulham confirming two of their players are self—isolating after testing positive for coronavirus. meanwhile, the charlton manager lee bowyer says three of his squad have chosen not to return to training, having consulted with players over their wish to play. i met the players

the baxter itself, those profiled at the concorde was the car, soon after the nazi invaded paris, hitlersent many of his henchmen to find the car and have it destroyed. he also sent individuals ss officers the automobile club of france, all of the records there were stolen, taken by the non- seas and destroyed, and have never been seen since. i was very intrigued by the story of what this car could have done to engender such a response from hitler. what was it about? what was it about the event and the grand prix that made it so important? as i began to unfurl the story about rene dreyfus, who was a jewish driver, and learn his back story kind of the fact he was a reluctant hero, his father was a conservative jewish faith, his mother was catholic, he did not release of scribe to any one religion or another. as he said driving with his religion. but suddenly in the mid- 30s, and in 1938 he found himself forced into this position of being the symbol of the jewish people against the nazi. that is a story at its heart coupled with the fact it had this tremendous female heroine, lucy shall at

it to the nelsons and baxter's you have behind us. what they did on those days when their country called them, they did not look for ways out, they raise their hand and said yes, i will go. >> reporter: the area will be open to the public in limited numbers from this june. >>> we will couple of days. the heat advi >>> we will show hit during the interview with the prime minister of new zealand. distract we will see hot temperatures in the be bay area all week. >>> after months of staying indoors americans are investing in their outdoor spaces. the furniture retailers are seeing a spike in out door items like patio chairs, . this comes as stay-at-home orders remain in place because of the pandemic. overstock.com said patio sales are up 200%. bed bath and beyond is seen is patio furniture up by 88% over the last four weeks. they say this is not surprising. >> they can't wait to get out. the weather is changing, people want to get out and relax. they want to use her back patio and living area, they want to have a fire pit to gather aroun

i want to bring in lieutenant jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department, we understand the fire started around 4:15, tell us about how this happened? >> this fire came in this morning, it quickly grew to a four alarm fire, we have about 50 pieces of apparatus as well as about 135 firefighters that are actively fighting this fire. we are working to get the fire contained and under control. at this time, we have this isolated to the rear of pier 45, the building that is affected is building c as in charlie, later on we had flames laping over the historic jeremiah o'brien, they literally save the jeremiah o'brien during the beginning phases of the fire. our newly acquired fire boat rescue number 1 did the same thing. we are happy to say that we have no injuries at this time, we are hoping it stays like that as well. >> thank you very much, lieutenant for the latest information. that's the latest here, firefighters still cleaning up the same here. for now, back to you. >>> it's time for us to call it a morning, thank you so much for watching kpix 5 news, we will be back here to

aj baxter found his three bedroom, three bedroom apartment listed for under $2000 a month at san jose and knew it was too good to be true. he showed us a series of emails from the suspected scammer named adam. off the bat he told aj that due to social distancing, he cannot see the unit in person and he got right to the hard-sell, pushing aj to quote reserve the place before someone else does because other people are showing interest and then asked him for his social security number. >> the most interesting part about it is the price that he had on the property was probably 50% of the market rate. it was really obvious that something was going on. >> of the listing sounds too good to be true, it probably is. >> reporter: they say request for personal information are a big red flag and they want consumers to know. social distancing is not an excuse and in many cases you can tour a vacant property by getting access to a lockbox and always verify the company is legitimate through their website, email accounts and by talking to the person on the phone or via face time and do not respond to

terry baxter was. she facebook 10, to hear the song. twitter and instagram, you can hear your request. >> a perfect sound, thank you. >>> around the world, pet owners are waiting to be reunited with pets after being separated because of coronavirus. pets were stranded because of canceled flights, and closed borders. u.s. airlines canceled pet transportation programs, it cost too much. there were safety concerns. new york family that flew to israel early march, for a family emergency hired a pet transportation service to reunited them with a dog after being apart for two months. >> it felt like we were missing an important part of the family. it was a good way to have them back with us. >> people will do anything to get their pets. >> the price of pet delivery went up as airlines transport animals across borders. >>> uber is making changes to right handling and food delivery apps , uber will limit the number of passengers in cars, and start using a selfie technology to verify if drivers are wearing face masks. they will verify that they

winners to the daughter and her family of the author of our national anthem, to the nelsons and the baxter's you have behind us. we are grateful for what they did on those days when their country called them. they did not look for ways out, they raise their hand and said yes, i will go. >>> the area will be open to the public in limited numbers until 5:00 tonight. it will also be open on weekends starting this saturday and all through june. >> another big setback for bay area fishing industry how a weekend fire built a serious load for commercial fishing. failed attempts to run from police and a submachine gun tossed out of a car window. this car crashed into an east bay apartment complex. >>> keeping people safe and a home means people have to keep their home. a eviction moratorium in the south bay. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. too

i own baxter they raise the dividend today. johnson and johnson also raised the dividend i felt like when they got hit, it's that theme of quality on sale and i'm just going to stick with those >> we had an issue with jim's shot so he has called in on the phone now. jim, we're glad you were able to do that. you done own pfizer. >> i do. in our earlier discussion, i trimmed some google and corevo to buy pingfizer. this is not a stretch at all for them to be in the vaccine business for covid-19. ae trak i see nothing wrong with it. >> bryn, how about health care i don't think you own pfizer specifically but you do have some health care exposure. >> yeah. obviously gilead, we bought it in the mid to low 60s. we sold calls at around 75 we're above our calls now. we think it's fairly valued now being all the the market cap it's added over the last month >> we'll take a quick break. we'll come back with ask halftime send us your questions, please at cnbc.com/halftime you can tweet us as well look forward to doing that you can watch o

to the nelson's and baxter's that you have behind us. for what they did in those days in those fields when their country called them. they simply raise their hand and said yes i will go. >> this area will be open to the public in limited numbers and to 5:00 p.m. be open on weekends starting this upcoming saturday and all the way through june. >>> of all not creek it was a memorial day ceremony of a different kind. a ceremony for every year of the past 30 years but it was broadcast ion and youtube channel due to the covid-19 crisis. viewers tuned in to watch. the 2015 performance of the concert band was played in the chance for people to remember and honor military members who sacrifice their lives for our country. >> since we can't celebrate and present this year try and explore other ways to remember and honor those who served. >> the city of walnut creek is asking parents to teach children the true meaning of the holiday. there are virtual tours of museums and books and have your children write a letter to a veteran. san francisco reli

thomas and klee baxter wanted a traditional cambodian style wedding. before it could take place the pandemic hit. the couple couldn't wait because they want to file adoption paperwork so they said their i do's online. they got 24 hours notice and put together a ceremoy in the living room. the county official brought his laptop into a chapel to give them a wedding vibe. congratulations to them. it is fun to see how everyone's getting creative during these times and still figuring out how to have beautiful wedding ceremonies, lisa. >> true and also driving everyone crazy if you've got a full household, too. it is different, isn't it? we are going to get through it and temperatures this morning in the upper 50s from san jose -- i'm just talking about personal experience. we are cloudy all around the bay. we'll talk about the clouds lingering today, but as they part tomorrow, we warm up and that sets the stage for warming trend. i'll be back with your forecast next. >> you were thinking you'd be an empty nester, lisa. >>> george kittle is the heart and sou

they'll see a decline in volumes and i think persist so i much prefer bristol myers, johnson johnson, baxter i own a slew of health care names that are actually delivering. >> okay. jim, so you're making some interesting moves in the energy space. you sold royal dutch shell and bought chevron and exxon you got some splaining to do, buddy. what's going on? >> yeah, well, look. i didn't think that royal dutch had to cut the dividend but i was wrong and they cut it yesterday. bp and chevron didn't cut and regardless when a stock cut it is dividend is not something to hold i still want to retain the energy exposure and be in the big, big companies yielding much more than royal dutch. i took the money out an put it equally in exxonmobil and chevron texaco i have egg on my face. it happens in the business. >> it's all good you said a statement i thought was interesting. you want to maintain a position in energy? why? >> yeah. >> just had a huge move, didn't they >> yeah. i didn't think i was going to slip that one by you by the way. >> no. you know me better than that, jim. pay attention to everyt

were to ask you one word for one word to describe the stay-at-home order and how you're feeling, baxter? >> boring, really. i just want to see my friends and stuff like that. >> i feel like i'm counting down the hours for the days to go by, just waiting until i can see my friends and do things outside the house. >> so let me tell you that you're not alone, and i want to invite sahara lake from do something.org. she is going to zoom with us. >> hi, guys. i'm sahara. i'm at do something.org. all your feelings of frustration and anxiety and just going a bit stir crazy, you're definitely not alone. young people across the country are feeling the exact same way. >> that's right. hold on to that thought for a second. we'll be right back. now let me ask you this. so what do you guys miss the most about hanging out with your friends or being at school? >> i just miss the connection with my friends. >> i really miss the freedom i had. atave you guys been doing to keep yourselves entertained? >> when i leave the house, i go skateboarding because it's the only fun thing to do outside. >> let's bri

three are operated by baxter health systems. we got an update from them moments ago. 80 icu beds at three different facilities they reached capacity at several point during the pandemic but said they've seen a surge in covid hospitalizations at each of those three facilities in the last three weeks. when the mayor here made that first urgent call about the icu bed there was only one bed available in this area at jackson hospital, the fourth hospital behind me and we got an update from them a moment ago that the last of their 30 critical care beds is now occupied. kate. >> victor, thanks so much for the update. there's got be much more to come because they are clearly in a blasd. another place that this new model we were talking about earlier from policy lab predicts we'll see a surge of cases in the next few weeks is miami. it has taken a much more cautious approach to re-opening than the rest of florida. miami beach began phase one of re-opening yesterday. with some businesses allowed to operate at reduced capacity. beaches and

you don't need both becton dickinson and baxter when they're both out in front.eed fresh pet and chewy. you don't need a vaccine play like anovia when you have a good one like moderna ten replacements don't laugh. the biggest beat of altec companies, biggest one then spunk, remember last week, two digital contents performance monitoring analytics plays that should have been in the index from the start they need a flow of webex which is why they have good quarters third is twilio. another one that should have been in the index from the get go, they had a previous couple bad quarters i thought there might be too much weakness. fourth and fifth, e commerce facilitators wix.com sole proprietors on the internet, etsy helps sell goods, wix a better website our bad for leaving these out. speaking of our bad for leaving them out, six changed. on demand, interconnected, platform, when back to school season comes along and i think it will, many colleges will keep holding classes online they can help students in schools save a fortune seven is target. obvious retail survivo

were to ask you one word for one word to describe the stay-at-home order and how you're feeling, baxter just want to see my friends and stuff like that. >> i feel like i'm counting down the hours. the days go by, just waiting until i can see my friends and do things outside the house. >> so let me tell you that you're not alone, and i want to invite sahara lake from do something.org. she is going to zoom was. >> hi, guys. i'm sahara. i'm at do something.org. all your feelings of frustration and anxiety and just going a bit stir crazy, you're definitely not alone. young people across the country are feeling the exact same way. >> that's right. hold on to that thought for a second. we'll be right back. now let me ask you this. so what do you guys miss the most about hanging out with your friends or being at school? >> i just miss the connection with my friends. >> i really miss the freedom i had. >> so what have you guys been doing to keep yourselves entertained? >> when i leave the house, i go skateboarding because it's the only fun thing to do outside. >> let's bring in sahara one more

thomas and klee baxter wanted a traditional cambodian style we hadding this year, after their destinationn costa rica. before it could take place the pandemic hit. the couple couldn't wait because they want to file adoption paperwork so they said their i do's online instead. they got 24 hours notice and put together a ceremony in the living room. the county official brought his laptop into a chapel to give them a wedding vibe. pretty cool. congratulations to them. >>> lisa, what's it going to look like this week, a little warmer sunday. >> that's right. today we're starting out on the cooler side than we were yesterday, with the southerly winds ahead of that system that brought the wild afternoon thunderstorms. right now, peaceful look at santa cruz, where we're in the 50s, some filtered sun later on but for the most part, a lot of cloud cover sticking around for your sunday. i'll talk about that warmup coming up next. >> thanks, lisa. >>> also next, george kittle is the heart and soul of the 49ers and entering the final year of his contract. chris al have rez telvares doprevagen is the n

position once again for the capital that i deployed in that inexited honeywell i exited chewy and baxter international. still love health care, but had a little bit too much as it relates to health care >> i definitely feel like most of you are getting more active in the markets than you've within maybe in a number of weeks. i want to talk to you about a couple of broad notes that were out today that i find really sbrel interesting. it plays into the way we started our show today, discussing where the market is and where it might be going piper sandler is out today they're staying with 3,600 again. i think they reiterated that once now they're saying it again. the path of least resistance, they say, is higher. 3,600 on the s&p kevin o'leary, is that too optimistic or no >> no. here's that 10,000-pound gorilla in the room i'm significafascin. i bet we're going to go past $4 trillion of stimulus the last trillion we don't need. where does that go and roost i want roosts in q1 and q2 next year, in the s&p where p\e expansion will be insane, because the average institution or sovereign today

fairly dry there are seasonal showers moving slowly north of course they stretch into the highlands of baxter nigeria and that's where the are at the moment it looks like places are bound joel should and will stay dry. but. it's a unique form of protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and passport stamps. but as for some burglaries another story down a new life can fly anywhere sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict a loss of weight come to palestine. palestine sombat a stamp of defiance on al-jazeera. the promise of peace in the middle east and now. in the. now but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center of the palestinian struggle now more than 40 years after to stablish mint how far as the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian homes p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. more oil . the war. and again you're watching out to mind about top stories is a russia has criticized threats by the united states to permanently hold funding

the spokesperson onhand baxter says the floating museum was qualified thanks to crews on the demeanor's fire boat, st. francis. >> our aggressive and quick, swift actions saved the historic jeremiah o'brien. if we are looking for one positive, saving a historic world war ii vessel at the beginning of memorial day weekend is something we should all be proud of as a community. >> reporter: firefighters and crews still on scene at this hour battling this four alarm fire but, of course, it is contained to that one warehouse and thankfully, no one was injured. investigators are trying to figure out exactly how this fire started. >>> as she mentioned, firefighters have been battling this fire since just before 4:15 this morning. the fire chief was also out with them. a short time ago, she walked us through some of their efforts as the fire fight was under way. >> we have a fourth alarm going right now, we are doing what is called a surround and drown. we are getting this from all sides. it is too dangerous for our members to be in there because we've had a lot of collapse on all exterior wall

fairly dry there are seasonal showers moving slowly north of course the stretches the highlands of baxter nigeria and that's his year in the air at the moment it looks like prices are bound joel should and will stay dry. for. protest by a palestinian artist using a symbol of national identity to create postage and possible steps. the last number is enough freedom to unite come fly anywhere sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict out of the south of france and come to palestine. palestine sunbonnet a stamp of defiance on al-jazeera. i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world i cover foreign policy national security this is very much a political impasse here's the pop like how do we illustrate it are we telling a good story will people get what we're trying to think here they're living outside in makeshift camps this is not the way any family wants to raise their children we're willing a kid in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise and to actually feel as if you were there. so you all but you remind us of our top stories and rus

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now i know this morning lieutenant baxter you talked about it being so difficult for you here on sceneout we talk about that. >>yes so we train out here specifically because this is an area where we how all large volume of real estate large warehouses, it's on the waterfront this building that burned down is a peer it's above the water. we have hydrants that are around the area on different grid system so that we can actually it's just the pressure to keep our fire apparatus as you can see the fire aerial trucks with thousands of gallons of water we need that pressure if you look over to my left you can see the large diameter hose that a special host tender that was called in from outlying a station rings and this hose that we basically out an above ground fire hydrant from an off ridge fire system so that we have water powering the other far operatives that we can't see behind us so that we have adequate pressure to put this fire. out those are just some of will to use that we had to go around to make sure that we can do this we would not have been able to get this rapid the aggressiv

he is the herbert -- herbert baxter adams chair of history at the johns hopkins university. he is the author of "a world more concrete: real estate and the remaking of jim crow's south florida." he is also hard at work on a book that is really a deep transnational family history. is that -- >> that's right. >> a fair description? >> yes. >> and it's called "four daughters" and it's a five-generation history of one working class family whose travels and travails took them between the caribbean, europe and the united states. nathan is also an overall good citizen and as part of his good citizenship, he has been involved in a project that a number of you out there are working on called mapping inequality where you're laying out the landscape of red lining in the united states. joey thompson graduated from the university of virginia about 12 minutes ago and his dissertation is titled "sounding southern: music, militarism and the making of the sun belt." this is -- i will say it publicly -- one of the best cultural histories that i have read in 35 years of advising graduate stude

he is the herbert back stir adams chair -- herbert baxter adams at the john hops guns university. the remaking of jim crows south florida. he is also hard at work on a book that is really a deep transnational family history. a fair description, and it is called -- it's a five generation history of working class families who travels and travels took them between the caribbean, europe, and the united states. nathan is also an overall good citizen, and as part of his citizenship, he has been involved in a project that a number of you out there are working on coal mapping and equality. laying up the landscape in the united states. joey thompson graduated from the university of virginia about 12 minutes ago and his dissertation is titled "sounding southern: >> music, militarism and the making of the sun belt." this is, i will say it publicly, one of the best cultural histories that i have read in 35 years of advising graduate students. his adviser is -- was, i should say, grace hail. he has fired all of us because he is on to a job as an assistant professor at mississippi state univers

. >> reporter: sam baxter is taking to-go orders but fear what will happen if covid restrictions remainnt restaurant founded by his father and grandfather in 1957 can't open for dine-in service soon. >> i really don't know if i'm going to make it. we'll see what happens. i know that people are just going to be practicing a different way to go out. >> reporter: even when businesses can reopen, the question remains, will tourists return? further south, a poll found more than half of people who planned to visit the jersey shore this summer expect they won't go. 38% say probably not. 13% say definitely not. troubling numbers for those who depend on the short season. >> this is something i could have never, never imagined. >> reporter: the web of restaurants, bars, hotels and motels are already struggling and a looming kickoff holiday is being eyed with trepidation. >> without memorial day weekend itself, it will be catastrophic. businesses will close. unemployment will rise. the housing at the jersey shore is going to suffer tremendously. >> reporter: the financial toll of long closures at

. >> sam baxter is taking to go orders, but fears what will happen if covid restrictions remain.nd the waterfront restaurant founded by his father and grand father in 1957 can't open for dine-in service soon. >> i really don't know if i'm going to make it. we will see what happens. i know that people are just going to be practicing a different way to go out. >> even when businesses can reopen, the question remains, will tourists return? further south, a university poll found more than half of people who planned to visit the jersey shore this summer expect they won't go. 38% say probably not. 13% say definitely not, troubling numbers for those who depend on a short season. >> this is something i could have never never imagined. >> the interdependent web of restaurants, bars, hotels and motels are already struggling, and a looming kick off holiday is being eyed with trepidation. >> without memorial day weekend itself, it would be catastrophic. businesses will close. unemployment will rise. the housing at the jersey shore is going to suffer tremendously. >> the financial toll of lon

when you look at baxter raising the dividend by 11%, there's no social distancing. will be the answer to why you have to sell certain stocks what is going to happen on a cruise line? there's a gq article out about carnival the idea of carnival, you get together you meet, do things together it's fun togetherness kills that's what we think now i want to see my wife this weekend. haven't seen her in a while. i don't know, n95, david is that the good one this is a 3m n95 this is great for mother's day this is a mother's day bonanza i got one for her. his and hers, n95, tough to come by >> very romantic >> my whole relationship is romantic, why shouldn't this be the same on mother's day >> nothing says love like an n95 mask, i think. >> oh, my god. you can't get any hallmark cards. thank you, david >> that should be it >> speaking of ravel, as you are, in terms of cruises and the like, and there's the opening bell let's get to that. >> yep at the big board, the assistant chief electrician. at the nasdaq, ringing the bell remotely, black bod, a cloud servicing company. ta

. >> sam baxter is taking to go orders but fear is what will happen if covid restrictions remain andthe waterfront restaurant founded by his father and grandfather in 1957 can't open for dine in service soon. >> i really don't know if i'm going to make it. we will see what happens. i know people are just going to be practicing a different way to go out. >> the question remains will tourists return? further south, monmouth university poll found more than half of people who plan to visit the jersey shore this summer expected they won't go. 38% say probably not, troubling numbers for those who depend on a short season. >> this is something i could've ever imagined. without memorial day weekend, it would be catastrophic. >> the financial toll of long closures at these beach towns could be calculated in the billions. >> sandra: okay, thank you for that report outside of boston this morning. >> ed: check this out. crashing weather report and the most entertaining way. this is a fox station was on air when his dog brody interrupted his forecast, bumped his computer and sabotage the shop. a

important that people vaccinate and it is very important that anybody who hears the messages from anti—baxtersminutes or hours depending on how busy the test centuries. —— the test centres are. can i rescue my right honourable friend whether it is possible to give any specific support to care homes facing financial difficulties due to unusually high vacancy rates? the a nswer unusually high vacancy rates? the answer that i try to give at the end of and may be too long in answer was that yes, this is something i am working on those up it is not something i am able to announce today, but i do recognise their concerns. and the challenges that the social care sector faces. the number of daily new cases of coronavirus remains above 3000. the daily death rate is higher than other countries, including italy and spain. we were slow to go into lockdown, we now seem to be in a rush to come out with restrictions relaxed before the test, track and trace relaxed before the test, track and tra ce syste m relaxed before the test, track and trace system is fully in place, which may well be putting those numbe

i tell you what, jane baxter comes on this quite a lot and she reels her veg in it, that has a top tipumpkin seeds, chia seeds, condensed milk, a tin of condensed milk, chipotle paste. we've got some oats and some polenta. what a selection of ingredients. exciting. mark is wearing is with us cooking twice. you like to fantastic dishes. chilled green soup touched with smoked salmon and dill, and then mustard sauce and asparagus. 0nly, you're still at lockdown at home. yes, and! you're still at lockdown at home. yes, and i have two lovely wines to pair those amazing dishes. looking forward to that. i will be making a lunchtime dish and talking to the winner of the great british menu and don't forget to write about what you wa nt don't forget to write about what you want us to make. nothing pedestrian here! see you at ten. that's what you think, matt. have a good show. the time is 9:30am. we have the headlines coming in a moment. this is breakfast. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. coming up before ten, we'll have the sport and weather, but first a summary of