the chair of the bha who i spoke to earlier is not allowed in, only people who essential to race day.ckeys have to wear masks around the site, there is a one—way system is well trying to keep people socially distance. they have even built a separate changing room for the male jockeys, have even built a separate changing room for the malejockeys, change from the original ones, to allow these to meet a inside so everybody can socially distance so they are really trying to think of everybody here to try and make racing as safe as possible, seeing how they cope with everything, they are aware that there is a lot of attention on them here, so they feel that responsibility as well, but so far from what we have heard things seem to be running relatively smoothly. there is a bit of a glitch with the system to bring people in this morning and get people temperature checked but they have sorted all that out here and they have got racing away and that is the main thing is this industry tries to recover from a real financial hit that it has taken due to this lockdown, a £50 million hole in their

. >>> and some big bay area zoos in serious financial trouble tonight bha. it . what it means for the animals. >> they are dependent upon us to make sure they're well taken care of so we can't back off from that at all. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> just one month after the long-awaited opening a trailer park for the homeless in san jose is now being shut down a small group of protesters called attention to the 90 trailers set up in the par

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now, by the afternoon, we get sunshine away from the coast for a nice bha and much better temperatures upper 90s, going back down to 89d in concord, 76 in oakland, 82 in palo alto, and san jose at 84. the other thing that we are going to be tracking, and we'll look at our rainfall chances in 25 minutes, is some rainfall offshore by 8:00 in the morning on friday. so i'll show you exactly what i'm seeing with this. we'll see you all in about 25 minutes with that. >> okay. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, recognizing a potential threat with futuristic technology that ibm says it won't make anymore and the connection to racial tensions in the country. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> the

demonstrators are trying to create their own cop-free zone, they call it the black house autonomousus zone, bhasking the rise and left-wing extremists and the police. >> [inaudible] >> tucker: demonstrators seem to have made essentially a career given that most of them don't have jobs out of screaming lunatic things at the police. >> [inaudible] >> tucker: joins us in just a moment to describe what he saw today. but first we want to bring you some when you know well, brian kilmeade, season five of his fox nation series, what made america great, debuts this sunday. in the episode, he will speak with the president about attacks on our country positivist monuments. here's how the president responded. >> they would knocked on lincoln, there's a group that wants to take down lincoln. haven't figured out exactly why yet. george washington, thomas jefferson. i stopped them twice now i'm going over to the jefferson memorial. if i weren't president they would have knocked on -- of a guy like biden was president, they will knocked on the jefferson memorial. >> tucker: just hours after that interview was r

so the bishop of the dioceses said that she was outraged and appalled bha s appalled by what she was seeing, by the bible being used as a prop and the church being used as a backdrop. >> i think any person of faith would look at that moment and see the opportunity that was missed and how the opportunity was simply cravingly used to no end whatsoever. i was watching that last night and thinking about the prophet for us to walk humbly before god. there was no humility there, as bakari says, so much going on at once that people feel that we're becoming untethered from each other, certainly untethered from the government and from any sense of justice. that's what's driving what's going on. and a lot of this protest, purposeful protest, meaningful protest, anger and trauma is being corrupted in some small way by people who are committing crimes, who are looting stores, who are committing acts of violence. that's a smaller part of the much larger story of protests with a point to raise awareness and to get the political structure of this country paying attention in a way that's constructiv

. >> i have absolutely no concern bha so far. >> it just doesn't certain oncet all. >> why are they wrong they say it just doesn't concern them? >> well, i mean, first of all there's been a concerted effort i think by a lot of folks to make the claim that young people, that for young people it's ono dig deal at all. yes, they die less often than old people, but they still die. and more importantly or as importantly they get very, very, very sick. we've seen people with strokes and heart attacks. we don't know the long of had term effects of these things. the idea that it's no big deal, i get where they're getting that from, but it's plain wrong. it is a big deal. >> also i know there's a delay of weeks because that's the way this works. but as they do that amongst themselves, time passes. it then spreads to other communities and then you start to see that jump in a lot of other vulnerable people getting sick. some of these young kids who maybe aren't the ones getting sick don't even realize that they're hurting or perhaps even causing to die. >> yes, absolutely. so, that's the other part

with bha z, or black house autonomous zone, spray-painted on the front of that church. far left activist sean kane, now he wants and is leading efforts, apparently statues of jesus torn down because he thinks they are called "a form of white supremacy. joe biden, the forgetful one, do you agree or disagree? and joe, what you think about seattle's lawless c.h.a.z., c.h.o.p., autonomous, summer of love festivals on? you have any comments about that? and joe, what you had to say to the people whose businesses in seattle have now been destroyed inee those six blocks of lawlessness? what do you have to say to the 900 or so police officers that were injured with rocks and bottles and bricks and molotov cocktails? what do you say to the families that lost loved ones for serving their communities ander protectg themd as police officers? doesn't joe, do you support, joe, the seattle mayor? to support the washington state governor? do you support allowing a large part of american city being taken over? if you don't, tell us what your solutions are? what are your solutions for pol

i spoke to the chief executive of the bha earlier.masks around the site. there isa to wear masks around the site. there is a one—way system as well try to keep people socially distanced. they have even built a separate changing room for the male jockeys. have even built a separate changing room for the malejockeys. they have even built a separate changing room for the male jockeys. they have changed from the original one to allow these to me to pods inside so eve ryo ne allow these to me to pods inside so everyone can socially distance, so they are really trying to think of everything here to make racing as safe as possible. but you are right, a lot of people will be watching what is going on here in newcastle, seeing how they cope with everything, they are aware that there is a lot of attention on them here, and they feel that responsibility as well, so far from what we have heard things seem to be running relatively smoothly. a bit ofa running relatively smoothly. a bit of a glitch with the system for people to get to protect this m

stone, i understand that from february 1st to april 7th, bha cancelled more than 5.7 million appointments. do you have any more recent data that you could share with us? >> we have tracked all of those cancellations with a covid qualifier in our information system, in our scheduling system. we have actively been reaching out to those veterans and making sure that we continue to be in contact with them and that they are good. not all of those will need to be rescheduled, but we need to make sure that prescriptions are refilled, that ongoing disease processes are being well-managed. but we're working our way through all of those as we speak. i take a weekly update on that, and it has become somewhat confusing because so many of these problems have been taken care of using virtual visits, video visits, and telephone-based visits of how many are still in the queue. but it is up to each pack team to work their way through the risk factors in their assigned patients. >> i'm very glad, obviously, that you've been able to use telehealth to replace in-person care. but of course telehealth is limit