berry picking season is upon us, and the president of driscoll's berries is here on how the outbreak changed his farm-to-table supply chain and we have a very special family affair in this hour, gastrointestinal gastrointestinal it gas charlie gasparino and ir joined by the real stars, and the top infectious disease expert and charlie's brother dr. jamesgaspa rino is in the thick of the covid storm and in a very special interview with charlie and me they will both share their knowledge and stories from the frontline and the global battle against the deadly coronavirus and we'll ask which drugs and therapies work and which didn't and when do they think it's safe for all of us to return to the workplace with less than an hour to the closing bell on this friday let's start the "claman countdown." >> liz: and speaking of drugs and therapies we have this breaking news the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases just say now it is testing gilead science remdesivir in combination with an eli lilly drug in part of a next phase of a clinical trial and the study will enroll about

berry. next, the committee will hear from ms. shirley bloomfield, chief executive officer mtca, the rural broadband association. and this is a big room and you're clear down at the other end. so, if all of us could speak directly into the microphones it would help folks like me. >> excellent. chairman wicker, ranking member cantwell, members of the committee, we are delighted to be able to testify here before you today. i'm shirley bloomfield, ceo of mtca, the rural broadband association. we represent 850 community-based carriers across the country, small broadband providers as well as small businesses in 45 states. the pandemic has highlighted more than ever that robust and reliable broadband is essential for everyday life. even in this time of crisis, the stories of selflessness and creative acts by ntc members serve to me as a constant reminder that when the going gets tough, the tough get innovating. so, thanks to their community commitment, and their entrepreneurial spirit and their sup

and all of that, you have gotan berries and all of that, you have got an even bigger problems. berriesberries and all of that, you have got an even bigger problems. it is a complex interconnected network we operate around the seasons, and it would be relatively empty now because we are coming out of easter, waiting for the start of the uk harvest. because we are full now, we are worried about what will happen in the weeks ahead in terms of where we will put stuff. that does create broader problems, particularly for the businesses that are producing. we should not worry about what is on the shelves in supermarkets and local shops, because the problem is too much food and not a lack of it. thank you. the north korean leader kimjong—un has appeared in public for the first time in nearly three weeks, ending an absence that prompted international rumours about his health. we received these images in the past hour, courtesy of the country's official news agency, of kim jong—un opening a fertiliser plant near the capital pyongyang. our correspondent, laura bicker, explained the significance o

steven berry. mr. berry, you are recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. is this -- can you hear? is this on? ok. chairman wicker, ranking member cantwell, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify about how competitive carriers have gone above and beyond to keep americans connected during the covid-19 pandemic. cca is the nation's leading association for wireless providers. our members range from small, rural carriers serving less than 5,000 customers to regional and nationwide providers serving millions of customers. as the country faces the largest public health crisis of our lifetime, i'm proud of how cca members have work to maintain connectivity in the face of unprecedented demand for telecommunication services. across every aspect of day-to-day life as economic, educational, health and social connections move online to stay connected while staying apart. tethering use is up significantly. one cca member reported educational app usage up nearly 150%. despite the increase in network usage, i can report that competitive carriers have proven to be up to

the bay bridge was there when chuck berry was doing his stuff.end us your requests just by using the hashtag #"ktvu" on facebook, twitter, instagram. we are looking for some good early ones. we only have so many this morning. go ahead and send me one. >> the time is now 4:24 a.m. san rafael caltrans will close and on-ramp for road repairs. the on ramp on highway 101 at lincoln avenue will be close to begin maintenance work out there. it will reopen at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. caltrans expects to close it again tomorrow and on friday to complete regularly scheduled maintenance work. >>> happening today frontline workers getting extra appreciation in honor of national nurses day. wholesale force will deliver flowers to nurses at st. mary's medical center in san francisco to spread joy and say thank you for their hard work and dedication, especially through the coronavirus crisis. they will deliver flowers to st. francis, memorial hospital in the city on friday. at zuckerberg general hospital nurses will get some special lunches today and that is c

this is not how they expected to be spending spring time the work of picking berries or bands as far away as you can guess from the assembly lines they're used to but for these for load car factory workers it's a lifeline. so you know so this job is helping me pay my bills and it's also providing the money i need to get through the week. and that i was among the you know it's a mutually beneficial arrangement around the world lockdowns have put pressure on farmers who rely on seasonal workers from abroad lack of labor just one of a number of challenges the agricultural industry is facing it will be still we've seen reduced demand at the behavior of the world's consumers has changed and it's changed because they're restricted from leaving their homes their habits have changed completely food service distribution to restaurants and hotels no longer exists. within the existing berries picton sources at this farm are destined for the united states growers hope the easing of frustrations there means they'll be a market for them for the laid off car plant workers what happens after harvest

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jillian: in denver officers in riot year trying to contain the angry crowds as they knocked down police berries and shaken after gunshots erupted outside the state capital. police ordering everyone to the ground as they search for the shooter, in new york protesters arrested after clashing with police. rob: donald trump promising justice will be served in george floyd's death while slamming the mayor of minneapolis for his handling of looting and rioting in that city the president tweeting, quote, total lack of leadership, the very weak radical left mayor gets his act together and bring the city under control or i will send in the national guard is get the job done right. the mayor firing back. >> donald trump knows nothing about the strength of minneapolis. we are strong as hell. is this a difficult time period? yes. you better be damn sure we are going to get through this. >> reporter: the mayor claims he's doing everything possible to control the violence and says this is the most difficult thing the city has ever done. >> twitter flagging one of donald trump's tweets of minneapolis overnigh

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>>i had the chance to speak with our berry's mother about the latest developments in the case when gbinnounced the arrest of roddy bryan, what went through your mind we finally got. >>waited to rest zanu from the very beginning he was mobbed cooper jones says she believes there are other parties that still need to be investigated. >>members of the service organizations say it's personal for them i think about my sons and my daughter to school run excited every day. >>that it could have been one of them so that they become to go home when it takes the change the face of the nation change the mindset of people realized that this could have been your son could have been your daughter could have been you the march was followed by a celebration of life at the park that you keep that was brittany mueller reporting. >>bryan junior was charged with felony murder and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment but he says. >>he was only a witness in the incident now earlier 2 suspects who confronted arbery before his death. travis and gregory mcmichael were both charged with murder and aggrav

>>i had the chance to speak with our berry's mother about the latest developments in the case when gbinnounced the arrest of roddy bryan, what went through your mind we finally waited the zanu from the very beginning he was law cooper jones says she believes there are other parties that still need to be investigated. members of the service organizations say it's personal for them i think about my sons and my daughter to school run excited every day. >>that it could have been one of them so that they become to go home when it takes to change the face of the nation change the mindset of people realized that this could have been your son could have been your daughter could have been you the march was followed by a celebration of life at the park that you keep us there was bernie mueller reporting for us tonight, brian junior was charged with felony murder and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment. >>but he says he was only a witness in the incident earlier 2 suspects who confronted arbery before his death. travis and gregory mcmichael they were charged with murder and aggravated a

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celebrating la berry's 25th birthday. la berry's relatives claim silva was drunk.say silva was driving a mclaren sports car and tried to flee after the accident. >>> united is reacting to a video. united says if is appears a flight will be more than 70% full, like this one, it will contact passengers the day before and allow them to opt out. starting next week they'll be allowed to rebook or get a travel credit. united says most of its flights are less than half full. >>> next half hour, the graduating princeton senior who just landed in the history books. what an engineering major just did that's drawing praise from those like former first lady michelle obama. >> young kid with a bright future. >>> could warm weather help slow the spread of the coronavirus? what our medical expert is telling us this morning. g? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it dee

. >> reporter: before paying employees with the cash they get, the mountain sweet berry farm says they cook it. >> there is a steaming trey with holes and we lay the money out and steam it, boom, clean money. >> reporter: interesting. does that make you feel more safe? >> yes, yes. any step that we can to make us feel a little safer and to make everybody else feel a little safer we're going to do. >> reporter: it's worth noting there haven't been any documented cases of coronavirus spread through cash. it survives much better on plastic, like a credit card or credit card reader. and, yes, the biggest danger at check out is probably in the air with the droplets carrying the virus are believed to most often spread. but fear may be driving new spending habits anyway. in the first quarter of the year, mastercard reported a 40% jump in the use of contactless payment options. that's when you wave a card or phone past a reader without even touching it. peter rudiger covers digital payments for the wall street journal. what are my contactless payment options? >> the biggest is with your phone.

the amendment, masks are covered berry amendment. we spent thousands and thousands an attorney that masks should be under the berry amendment because it's clothing berry amendment handles military clothing and they shot it down. any response from the trump administration. but i also wrote the obama 20 letters and they sent me a form letter back. know, this is everybody. this is everybody. i am not throwing any bus.istration under the this is everybody. process -- in the mr. bowen: no. ms. kuster: you are trying to help the american people. mr. bowen: i get really mad about this and i tend to pop off and i'm sorry. this.'t used to be like let me say this -- frustrated.you're mr. bowen: i didn't used to swear before. kuster: i have let loose a few words that my mother would be shocked by because people are hurting, right? we can't protect ourselves. fundamental -- are you a parent? mr. bowen: i have five children, living. my oldest son -- my oldest son same thing mr. of and i have d 16 children. ms. kuster: and every night you go to be

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obama administration, now a senior fellow at the university of virginia military center, and john berry, faculty at the tulane school of public health in tropical medicine and author of "the great influenza: the story of the greatest pandemic in history." kristen, you obtained a new white house statement about that military aide, what we would call a knanavy steward, who ser meals to the president, tested positive i guess wednesday. tell us what you know about that. >> that's right. and my colleague peter alexander just got some new reporting. let me read you some of the new information we have, andrea, and then we will get to the official white house statement. the white house official telling nbc news the member of the white house military on the white house campus who tested positive is one of the president's personal valets who works with the west wing and serves president trump his meals, among other duties. as you mentioned, andrea, the valet is a man. not confirmed what branch of the military he's from. the official said valets do not wear masks. upon learning about this, the pre

daveon berry. we just called your play on ab >> that is some good stuff. send your video.se the #abc call my play. i thought of doing my own individual yes videos, but i don't want to be shown up by 9-year-olds in the bay area. i'll leave to it the kids and sometimes the day, absolutely. when you start hitting back to the basket shots or blindfolded or whatever, we'll certainly do your video. thank you, chris. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in the south bay. we're entering summer internship season. like many navigating today's normal, companies are going virtual. that story at 11:00. >>> it's not just the sky-high rents of the bay area. what tech workers say may motive them to move away. >>> coming up tonight on abc78:00, it is who wants to be a millionaire. and then at 9:00, the season premier of "holey moley." you saw some clips just a few moments ago, followed by the tonight premier of "to tell the truth" at 10:00. and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> "jimmy kimmel live!" comes on at 11:35 followed by "nightline" which is in the midst of a three-night special event

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judge berry baskin says it's time for the wheels of justice to start moving again. >> the public are understandably very apprehensive and fearful that we've opened up. >> reporter: the court had to weigh two competing factors, the ongoing shelter in place and the defendant's right to a speedy trial. >> we cannot get both sides to agree to do trial by zoom. until such time as that happens, jurors have to come in. >> reporter: jurors have to come in beginning next week. but there is a catch, you can be excused if your 60 with an underlying condition. >> we still have a little bit of uncertainty. >> reporter: the contra costa da says prospective jurors will have to be patient. >>> the corners have informed us that they will adhere very strictly to social distancing requirements, which could make the selection of jurors for trials a bit challenging. >> there is no pandemic exception to constitutional rights. two derek no cure, a former contra costa prosecutor who is now a defense attorney said trial witnesses could end up wearing masks, making it hard for jurors to gauge the credibility.

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luke denman and airan berry were among at least 17 people captured by the venezuelan military on sundaynnection with the escape of the former nissan boss carlos ghosn from japan to lebanon via istanbul last december. they face charges including migrant smuggling and failing to report a crime. deforestation in brazil's amazon rainforest rose sharply last month as government monitors left the area. environmentalists say president jair bolsonaro's policies and rhetoric encourage illegal activity, but the president denies this and has authorised the deployment of the armed forces to the region. more now on friday's ve day commemorations. across the united kingdom, people have been remembering the sacrifices made during the second world war and celebrating the freedom that came with victory. our home editor mark easton considers the legacy of the generation that brought victory in europe three quarters of a century ago. the essex village of dedham is chocolate box britain, symbolising the way of life defended in the war and the freedom celebrated on ve day. 75 years on, and locked—down dedha

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. >> and rick berry was named the nba finals mvp. we'll be right back.ou 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 to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >> the city just looks spectacular with all those lights. i love that "i love sf" in the corner. the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming cbsn bay area. we're going to leave you tonight on this memorial day with a special national anthem. goodnight. >> ♪ oh, say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early l ight ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ oer the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rocket's red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag w

california grown berries and asparagus are in season, peach season is starting. >> we can no longer do sampling of that fresh fruit or those products that you have available, but our farmers are pretty good at helping people spot what's the ripest, that will be the most flavorful. > reporter: now, secretary ross has said that safety is engrained in the cultivation, harvesting and processing of our food for everyone's safety. we're live, david louie abc7 news. >> thank you so much, david. >>> in the east bay, oakland native and former nba star gary payton was busy handing out food. he teamed up with world vision to give the emergency kits to families. today's give away was at greater st. john missionary baptist church on market street where his brother is a pastor. he says his hometown needs his help more than ever. >> trying to help the ones that really need this and really is struggling by this virus and this pandemic because of open california needs this. >> the goal is to give away n10 bags. each one has enough food to last a family of five one week, plus hygiene and educational sup

he sticks to fruit with a low sugar content like grass praise blueberries and the more exotic goji berries . changing my diet a few years ago. nearly as successful this time around. i think it's the interaction between. a healthy diet and the. next week he'll start gradually reducing his probiotic intake according to a treatment with support from his doctor. sorry i don't have any time by. let's take the time next week let's all try to stay. tracing the border of the one stiff i did johnny. today i want to take you on a low tor along the border mccain has left and the range is over 30 years ago i am cuts of divided the world into east and west right here find out what has changed since reunification and we'll explore what remains for visitors to see today. check in the. next. moment out of traffic jams and into the future of mobility european traffic planners are setting their sights on alternatives to cars they want to reduce congestion on streets and highways with artificial intelligence and bold ideas. will it happen. in 16 minutes long d.w. . like. oh. my god just love was before the r

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on today's show. 2 way to prune coffee trees the aim is to prevent the fungus that causes coffee berry disease which destroys the beings. they found was that the climate academy are expected to act as multipliers the idea is that they we pass on their techniques to up to 50 ad the farmers know. space here such that it will be good. so there's not. much of course is a coffee rejoin in south and kenya here are local cooperative or but it's a model coffee plantation but climate change brings challenges like diseases drought or too much rain and this is causing yields to fall they can't academy is visiting today and wants to help the farmers i've just their program is funded by different trade foundation is just one way the farmers can become more successful again. we have nutrient application. to. the nutrients. because nutrient is. despite tips on cultivation many farmers find it difficult to leave just from growing coffee through the climate academy they and michael credits and gain expertise on how to generate more income these that through aquaculture. or beekeeping. because he found

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