probably the president had a with its navy a bad idea to go golfing he canceled his scheduled trip to bettman stony new jersey where he has a golf club so that's not going to happen he will stay probably in the white house no golfing for donald trump this weekend due to coronavirus increases cases increases we've all got to make sacrifices and stephanie simmons in the washington thank you. now we'll take a look at some of the other stories are making news around the world flash flooding in ivory coast's main city abidjan has killed 3 people in flooded homes and cars where this is said that water rose $150.00 centimeters inside half an hour the flooding comes just over a week after a deadly mudslide hit the country's economic capital. a british teenagers been jailed for at least 15 years for throwing a 6 year old french boy off the 10th floor of london's tate modern art gallery last year the younger boy now has to use a wheelchair and is still recovering from the assault. of course in moscow has had to down a guilty verdict and the 3 years suspended sentence on the russian film and theater dir

the bettman civil rights activist the reverend al sharpton he led the service and he delivered a fiery eulogy take a listen dogged freud's story has been the story of black folks because ever since 401 years ago. the reason we could never be who we wanted and dream debian is you kept you'll need on on. what happened to for our it happens every day in this country an education in health services and in every area of american life is for us to stand up in charges made and say kid show me off on. fahri words there from the reverend al sharpton let's take this now the minneapolis our correspondent stefan simons is standing by. stefan talk to me a little bit about how the audience all the people there outside you could be inside how they reacted to that eulogy. well during the eulogy of the reverend childs and they reacted as fiery speech was as you pointed out there was a lot of applause cheering and. jubilant behavior around here the crowd behind me thinned out by now a little bit people are. to town now they're going their way and and we've probably . more protests throughout the day but

the president had a whiff of its navy a bad idea to go golfing he canceled his scheduled trip to bettman stern the new jersey where he has a golf club so that's not going to happen he will stay probably in the white house no golfing for donald trump this weekend due to coronavirus increases cases increases we've all got to make sacrifices stephens even is in the washington thank you. take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world a turkey has sentenced 121 people to life in prison for attempting to violate the constitution according to the court in ankara view cuse took part in the coup in 2016 which tried to overthrow turkish president reggie type one total of $245.00 different names were on trial. a british teenager has been jailed for at least 15 years for throwing a 6 year old french boy off the 10th floor of london's tate modern gallery last year i think younger boy who now has to use a wheelchair and is still recovering from the assault. italian army has sealed off several public housing blocks north of naples after nearly 50 coronavirus cases were report

in may, commissioner gary bettman announced a new extended post season. champion crowned in 2020. the games will be played in two host cities with no fans allowed in the arena. everything we're focussed on starts with health and safety and people's well being. but we think we have been able to work very collaboratively with the players‘ association and the players to come up with a framework that is fair and has integrity and should result ina terrific competitive play—offs and hoping that we will be awarding the best trophy in all of sports. with seven canadian teams in the nhl, there's some added complications to any plans to return to play. edmonton and vancouver are two of the ten hub cities being considered by the league. hockey writer thomas drance is based in vancouver and he says there are some big questions as to the new play—off format. i think there are some people who are concerned that it doesn't give enough of an advantage to teams that were pretty safe my ensconced in play—off spots, even if they weren't among the top eight teams in the lea

gary bettman spoke at length about the players being directly involved in a lot of the conversations how to restart. then manfred a half hour before said we're so far apart, we're just trading our communication electronically. not even in conversation. so there's a huge gulf. and baseball had an opportunity to be the first sport to take steps to get back on the field fourth of july weekend. they let that go. now if they do come back with a 50-game schedule and figure that out, i think it will be overshadowed by the hockey and basketball players or start of football if it all happens. >> 100%. 100%. and this was, of all the four major sports, throw it -- soccer and baseball were the two that you feel like could have tried this quickest and soonest. soccer has taken advantage of it all over the world. baseball, looks like a relic of the 20th century. as a baseball fan, i'm really frustrated. mike tirico, always appreciate your perspective, sir. >> katy, over to you. >> chuck, this was not the news we needed today, but let's move on. >>> coming up, president trump threatened to interven

today with a number of commissioners of different sports, including roger goodell of the nfl, gary bettman of the nhl. he wants to talk about all right, when are we going to get this action back and up and running and how is it going to look. listen, it's been a bit of a mix among the sports. the nfl apparently will release some sort of schedule may 9th although it still hasn't been decided exactly when the season can begin. the nhl has no specific starting date but has said that training camps can begin no earlier than july 1st. major league baseball, do we get a july 4th-5th start with an 82-game schedule? still to be decided. steve scalise today getting together with all the commissioners and saying okay, where are we at and when can we start getting this thing going. stuart: i hope he knocks heads together. he's pretty good at that. i think he'll do it. all right. let me get back to that rather strange, some would call it a blowout adp number. only 2.7 million private sector jobs lost in the month of may. nine million job losses were confidently expected. john lonski is with us. how do

>>bettman also said quote we are committed to educating ourselves more on the racial inequalities in this country and being better people. >>the santa clara county superintendent says school staff and faculty still don't have enough personal protective equipment to reopen campus to students this fall. she says the district would need both state and local assistance, not only in getting protective gear, but also in maintaining the costs for certain educational programs and after-school childcare the superintendent says to open the county would also need to ramp up testing capacity and have more sanitizing and disinfecting products available for all of the students. beginning tomorrow, san francisco is going to close off several streets to make social distancing easier and this includes west pacific avenue between our and presidio boulevard montgomery street between lincoln boulevard and sheridan avenue and washington boulevard between colby avenue and lincoln blvd washington boulevard between kobe avenue winner. will also i have limited access to cars for residents, 10 delivery and em