i'm not even sure i understand what bre just said to me.y her time. like, i just gave you $5,000, and you did nothing for me. i don't want to be in business with somebody that expects me just to write checks and give me nothing back in return. that's not business. that's, like, charity. and i don't want to be in the charity business with them. breanne: we are fundraising. like, we need money. so we're -- we've -- we're all-in on the vanlife app, and we need to make sure we're not completely pulled away. you know what i mean? lemonis: yeah, but do you think it would be better for us to put the project on pause so you're not distracted from the fundraising and then when you get that funding done we pick back up? breanne: yep. lacey: that's it. ♪ lemonis: one of their businesses just failed, and i gave them a lifeline to make a living and generate some revenue, and they pursued it about as lacklusterly as anybody could. i'm gonna tell you something. so, in the future, you have to be, as a business owner, and i think you are -- i've told you be

what's your reaction to the bre breaking news these top experts are now in quarantine for 14 days? >> it's good to be with you, wolf. what we've learned from what's going on at the white house is this should not be considered a surprise. we recognized from day one here in my office that if there was a positive test, we could have to self-quarantine, we'll have to take the measures that are necessary to follow cdc guidelines. withine busyness of the white house, it can't be a surprise. it's an opportunity for america to see you can continue to do business and take the proper safety precautions. whether you're talking about a meat processing plant or you're talking about any business or a school or the white house or the governor's office, this can happen and we can't shut down government, we can't shut down business. so this is a teaching moment and something i'm sure the white house has planned for because it can't be considered a surprise. i think dr. fauci, i trust their judgment. i think they're doing the right thing and i think that you'll see business to continue, whether it's

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bre lights have gone dim on dway, and london's west end is deserted as the pandemic case you disclosedntil further notice -- keeps theaters closed until further notice. regional theaters are the trlifeblood of the ind in the u.k., many fear this to be the final curtain. rtwill gomas more. will: many a crown jewel of british theater has been found and polished in the regions. the global hits produced by the royal shakespeare company in stratford upon avon to contemporary classics presented at liverpool's everyman a playhoe theaters, making money for the local economy and inspiring generations of actors. kim cattrall found global fame as new yorker samantha in "sex and the city," but she found acting as a young girl in liverpool. kim: the local theaters meant everything to me because i was inspired by them. i look back and the dreams i had and they all started regionally. ofthey belong to the peopl that city. will: not at the moment theyt. don' covid-19 has forced theaters to close, leaving many of those regions and apparel is situation. --in a perilous situation. >>pt south theater grou

. >>> building a better bre for a sece is i7 news collectiv significantly reduced the spread in our countyave a little bit of head room to cautiously take another ten forward. >> we are moving forward to allow some of the larger counties to continue to make progress deeper into phase two. >> moving forward, both in the bay area and all across the state, good news from officials today. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. as you can see on this map, san francisco, san mateo, marin and alameda have all gone green, meaning many businesses can start reopening so customerks do curbside pickup. contra costa county will start phase two tomorrow. santa clara will move to phase two on friday. education, your money, your

as we head to bre k his quick live look outside. >>the golden gate bridge will be back with more updates in just a minute. for 25 is the time and we are about 2 weeks away from memorial day weekend and triple a says that people are actually starting to make travel plans through their website. >>this has some counties are beginning to ease their stay at home restrictions we actually spoke with aaa and got some travel tips for what you should do during the pandemic. >>if you're traveling it's important to contact your travel provider and your airline to find out exactly what their procedures are going to be just like you said things are changing the way we board airplanes might be changing as well a soon to be important to know what those are before. you head to the airport. so it's good idea if you are going to fly to to get in touch with the airline and try to find out what their procedures are i'm you know i can tell you the cdc says that. that we that air circulates on airplanes that the risk of being infected is relatively low. b

him off at the pass as our bery tried to jog around them the men who are seen on video shooting are bre say they suspected him of robbing a home in the area that was under construction which is why they chased him larry king is joining me now to discuss this case larry as we get started the 1st thing i want to do is i want to roll the video once again for our viewers so they can watch this as it happens there's a video of you see him there jogging on the street he tries to jog around the vehicle to the right and then soon after that we'll hear the rest. of. a scuffle influence assumes and then suddenly we hear the shots go off and he dies again he was unarmed the other 2 men were armed is there any justification any explanation larry that you can come up with for what these guys did. you know sadly apparently in certain parts of the country this still exists. a black man can go and jog on a city street this is incredible to me that they held it this long it took months before that trying to bring these these 2 father and son to justice you could watch that all day long there is no justi

. >> stephen: i don't know about nick hakeem, but bra ray and bre would take you more than one nighte whole catalog rntlez i find from my experience, it takes about seven hours. if you start at 7:00 and cook it, and if you stay up as late as i do, 1:00, 2:00, even, you should be finished. >> stephen: who have you done? who have you done already? nchtsz >> jon: i have did a lotf jazz musicians. wes montgomery. if you listen to his catalog, it will take about eight hours. >> stephen: wes montgomery, we have to listen to the whole catalog. john is here nchtsz john knows about wes montgomery. yeah, yeah, wes, and his recordings as a leader. >> stephen: his recordings as a leader, he says rchltss if you do stuff when he's in other people's bands, then you'll be there forever. >> stephen: you'll never go to bet bed. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: jon, can you play us a little something out here? >> jon: yeah, yeah, of course, let's get into it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: thank you, jon. jon batiste, everybody. >> jon: yes, indeed. >> stephen: see you soon, i hope nchtsz i do, too. >> stefoeryone's bee

. >> to be bre prepared. to sport to support us in hard choices. >> reporter: bay area news. >> santa clara county's shelter at home is going to get tested tonight as everyone is asked to celebrate cinco de mayo inside their homes. and pictured showed in a san jose shopping center there was no social distancinging, only a few people wore a mask. the officers will take a hands off approach and not go in a crowd. >> this is not the a public safety issue. it's a health issue. to continue to have law enforcement to the go in large crowds, to give citations or a violation of the health order is not realistic. >> reporter: they want to remind that would be parties that 30% of the patients are lat tiino. >>> the state attorney general with san francisco, l.a. and san diego are suing uber and lyft. they are still misclassifying so they don't have a prepare them with a minimum wage and benefit. lyft hopes to the work with the state. uber is challenging the lawsuit saying when california's economy is in crisis with 4 m

one thing i ask is to bleep bre[ bleep ] crowd surf and here i am trying to [ bleep ] sing and play theax while no [ bleep ] moshing. a broadway play debuted its opening for a year that would be fun after a year of quarantine with your spouse and you go to work and guess who's there waiting for you. i bet many people think that social distancing will be the new normal in bars if you thought ordering a drink was hard before, just wait until you're six feet away hey, can i -- can i just get a -- just i'll get a beer. he's getting a frozen drink. who gets a frozen drink. as if we're not dealing with enough, the first hurricane could be forming off the southeastern coast. even more annoying, the ocean wanting everyone to drive by and honk their horns to celebrate and a lot of people say they haven't been maintaining the best oral hygiene during the quarantine you can tell it's bad when you put on the face mask. i read a lot of people have been giving themselves at home doctors exams because they can't make an appointment. they can't get an appointment. when they ask themselves if they drink

we night not get to all of it, but for everybody who teal for bre, we want to stay focused as we get the march for justice for these two young people, who were both 26 years old, if they were living today, and had so much potential for this world. we have to stay vigilant. we cannot stop now. this is just the first steps towards justice. >> benjamin crump, thank you so much for coming on. we grabbed you at the last minute. i appreciate your time. >>> if the breonna taylor case, the police chief has resigned. we had a thirdman arrested in the arbery case. thank you for the updates. >> thank you, joy. >>> still ahead, brazil becomes the world's latest coronavirus hot spot. experts say the widespread -- could make it much wore. we'll get a live report from soo paolo. soo paolo. things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. and its mission is to give you truly transformative sleep. so, no more tossing and turning... or trouble falling asleep. because only tempur-pedic uses proprietary tempur® material... that continuously adapts and responds to your body, to relieve pr

>>> building a better bre for a sece is i7 news collectiv significantly reduced the spread in our county, and we now have a little bit of head room to cautiously take another ten forward. >> we are moving forward to allow some of the larger counties to continue to make progress deeper into phase two. >> moving forward, both in the bay area and all across the state, good news from officials today. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. as you can see on this map, san francisco, san mateo, marin and alameda have all gone green, meaning many businesses can start reopening so customerks do curbside pickup. contra costa county will start phase two tomorrow. santa clara will move to phase two on friday. education, your money, your health are areas tt "toabc7 i effort to build a better bay area. as we see progress opening the bay area, we know we'll have to adapt to a much difficult world. chris nguyen is live with a look at today's announcement. chris? >> reporter: hi, kristen. some businesses will be allowed to reopen as you said. and now county wide

the logjam is beginning to bre break. >> sean: they knew the sub source debunked it, they also were warnedthe first fisa application in october of 2016 but they knew as of januarb source didn't confirm what christopher steele put in there. isn't that premeditated fraud? we have about 15 seconds. >> absolutely. they knew full well there was note russian collusion with the trump campaign and yet they engineered the james comey special counsel robert mueller who was completely conflicted and didn't look at all at the fbi abuse. a lot of questions need to be answered. >> sean: a phenomenal job on this, you and charles grassley. i know lindsey graham's hearings begin june 3rd. they must be held accountable. thank you for all you're doing. >> have a great night. >> sean: when we come back, dennis miller is back. apparently he has a lot to say tonight. i've been told, little bird told me -- the shutdown, straight ahead. ♪ but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen

for goadd's sake, give us a bre.ust let us live. >> reporter: ali, the entire center of government, going throughout the area, the crowd is just chanting. and about 1,000 people are here. why are you here? >> i'm here to highlight what's going on, but as for america i need to show all of you. go to trump's tweet about how he wants justice for george, it's a lie. he's trying to manipulate the voters. >> reporter: why are you out here? >> put a gun next to him to make themselves look innocent and tried to justify it to years later. huh? oh, no. it's a conversation. have they given money? i don't believe so. because the only one in the care home. what? has he got conversation for the 12 years? found unsafe so he wouldn't have to pay it. >> reporter: we'll keep you posted, ali. we'll come back to you soon as we get to the embassy. >> molly hunter in london following a very large protest there weaving its way through the streets of central london. i want to invite mark claxton in. mark is a director of public relations wi

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remember that black women lives matter too equally and so if you stand for ahmaud you need to stand for bre because when you look at these two cases and the issues, it's just unbelievable. never have i seen two cases, joy, that has such a vivid distinction of self-defense of black and white. when you think about the killers of ahmaud arbery who executed him in broad daylight there was a video and when the police came to them, they said, self-defense. and when they said that, they were not arrested, they were allowed to leave and go home and sleep in their beds peacefully for ten weeks. but then when kenny walker who was in the bed with breonno, when the police came in in plain clothes, ef to remember that. they called 911. they believed it was a home invasion that they were going to be burglarized and he fired a single shot and the police shot over 20 rounds from the front door from the back window, from the patio, they were so reckless that bullets went into the neighbor's apartments. a little five-year-old girl was sleeping and had a bullet in her room and breonna was executed. when they

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human trials have already bre gun it's one of dozens of treatments under review. genetic material, rna, to teach cells to make proteins associated with the coronavirus without making a person sick. the body's immune system would then kick in and create necessary antibodies. our own tom costello spoke exclusively to some of the trial's participants. >> reporter: at nyu hospital in new york, shoulders out for a groundbreaking vaccine trial, and this one is different. rather than building a vaccine from the virus itself, researchers from pfizer and a german partner are in stead trying to alter the genetic code. dr. mark mulligan is leading the trial. >> it was just in jarn air that the viral sequence was first published. here we are less than four months later and we're launching a trial u.s. yoga instructor melissa learned of the need for the volunteers from her husband, a doctor at nyu. >> we live so close. i could just walk and be helpful to humanity at this time. >> researchers think this trial could lead to an energy fda vaccine approval by september that will t

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willie said it just before the bre break, you've got 30 million people going on unemployment. know the unemployment number this week will be in the double digits. and while, yes, this white house wants to push to reopen, just reopening doesn't say we're going to get back to normal. and, look, with those markets doing well and america reopening, we're doing a-ok. the reason that's a huge risk is what if this becomes our government's reason to say we can turn off the spigot to help out because the numbers of this virus are increasing across the country and in place where's you don't have the medical support and facilities like you do in place where's it was already hit. so if we misconstrue these positive economic numbers from the market and say we're doing fine, it's going to put us in an even worse situation. >> steph, you've been all over this ppp story, the paycheck protection program that's supposed to get billions and billions of dollars to small businesses to let them ride out however long this goes on and hopefully keep their employees and save their businesses. is that

the threat of largeout bre out and maybe another epidemic.ll hopefully have more than one treatment that can mitigate the illness in patients at risk for the most serious consequences. we'll probably have more than one vaccine in sufficient quantities that you can deploy it in a city where there might be an outbreak. use it to fence in the outbreak and also experimentally, to learn if it is safe and effective for the general population. we need much better testing, tracking and tracing. if we're going to prevent another large epidemic from happening, the biggest risk we face right now probably isn't going to be june, july, and august. it'll be september, october, november. we'll hopefully get through the summer. if we open against the backdrop of a lot of spread, the spread doesn't really go down, maybe goes up a little, then we head to the fall with a lot of virus in the background, when people go back to college campuses, back to school, back to work, they let their guard down a little bit, that's the real risk when you can see a reignition