president and brock's logic is. what do i need and what do i want i want to get to a final status agreement with the palestinians by the time you president clinton evolves that's what he tells them in august 99 when he visits but ox offer was for israel to withdraw from much of the west bank while keeping sovereignty over tea parts of jerusalem in 2000 he convinced clinton of the need to convene a meeting without a fight in the united states to resolve the final issues one and he couldn't say no to the president he came with a profound suspicion and resentment suspicion that the americans and the israelis were going to present him with a fait accompli that he couldn't accept and resentment a day who'd brock who he believed had chased these really serious negotiation for the preceding 7 months ignoring him and israel's commitments and who was prepared to give to our side 99.9 percent of the golan heights minus $400.00 yards off the northeastern portion of the lake and yet mr barak's offer to our friend camp david was

let's go to nbc news correspondent sam brock on the scene. sam, what's been happening where you are? >> chris, good evening. this is sort of the inverse of what ali was just describing. out here, everything had been peaceful. and then, there was provocation after about seven or eight hours of peaceful protests. protestors came out here, started jumping on police vehicles. you'll see this one is all smashed up. there is a car burning over my shoulder to the left here as well. and recently, they were bating police officers, standing just inches away from them. and that prompted, chris, a higher unit, a special-response unit, to come on in for reinforcement. so now, you are seeing multiple lines. you got all these guys over my shoulder here. they've been there for most of the night. you have another set of police officers, standing there with shields and riot gear, making sure that there's no aggression on that side of the police department. and let me show you something else, chris. right here, this is a piece of concrete. it's been flung by pr

. >>> that's brock the parent at the oakland zoo singing along with some bay area bluegrass bands. the band asked the zoo if they could play for the animals in the zoo agreed. little did they know that brock would steal the spotlight and belt a perfectly flat because he has perfect pitch. >> of course he does. a parent announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey.g made possible by fremantle media] [cheers and applause] steve: thank y'all. i appreciate it, everybody. thank you very much. thank y'all now. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheers and applause] we've got a big one for you today. returning for their fifth and final day with a total of 41,470 bucks, from san antonio, texas, it's the champs, it's the tirres family. [cheers and applause] and, everybody, they're back. from new orleans, louisiana,

our sam brock tonight where where you'll see the biggest changes. >> reporter: at grocery stores it's not just the pl plexiglass and social distancing higher. >> the eggs used to be $149 for the medium ones and now it's $7 for the jumbo. >> reporter: grocery sales skyrocketing 83% in the middle of march when many stay at home orders went into effect have you noticed a small change or a big change >> no, it's a big change when i used to buy a ball of meat today i'm paying over $7 >> reporter: compared to last year prices are up for eggs, bread, chicken and milk in fact in just one month the average price of a dozen eggs just 16%, more than $7 in some places pole trow, fish, meat and eggs were up more than 4%. cereal and bakery products saw the largest monthly increase ever. even though people are eating the same amount most are doing it from the safety of home which is why a lot of produce and dairy are getting wasted suppliers are unable to repackage the food that would have gone to restaurants and redirect it to supermarkets a crate of 360 eggs for a restaurant looks different than t

superstars are teeing up for the return of golf here is sam brock. >> reporter: for >> reporter: for >> reporter: for >> reporter: for sports fans, a sight for the ages. >> a two because that's how we roll. >>> nickelson, tiger, manning, and brady linking up for a charity event before the pga returns. a near split decision by tiger and manning after brady actually did split his pants. [ laughter ] >> reporter: later tweeting, pants wanted in on social distancing, i guess. the event raising $20 million for covid-19 relief. what is the pga tour doing to ensure everybody will be safe when you return? >> we'll implement a variety of types of screening, some testing, disinfecting and a focus on reducing the number of people required to operate an event. >> reporter: the nba is still working out its testing protocols but now has a target site the espn wide world of sports at disneyworld. the athletic senior nba insider broke the story and says the league is confident about available tests. how many tests that is that's still up in the air. the players, i'm told, are resistant right now to

sam brock, nbc news, miami. >>> i'm cynthia mcfadden it's the most popular truck in the country, the f-150, and today for the first time in two months, they started rolling off of ford assembly lines, a hopeful sign for the u.s. economy. ford calls 59,000 workers back to nine plants this morning. including the plant in michigan workers now face-to-face with a new normal. >> i have to wait for the other employees to move into the plant so that we're socially separated. >> reporter: a factory the size of 30 football fields now with just one way in. everyone who enters must wear a face mask and be cleared by this device. >> this camera gives you a realtime reading of your temperature, and i'm good to go. >> reporter: adrian price is one of ford's top engineers. >> this is an exclusive, nobody else can be in here. >> reporter: he shows us a watch that vibrates when employees get to close. >> this would tell me any interactions i had. >> reporter: it is full of risks. jim is ford's ceo. are you confident that you can keep all 59,000 people you're bringing back to work in the u.s. safe? >>

allowed inside a stadium that seats 65,000 and personal escorts to maintain social distancing. >> sam brock, thanks very much. >>> up next, wait until you see what's cooking >>> finally on the latest installment of "nightly news kids' edition. we'll head to the aquarium where there is a stir and step aside mom and dad, there is a new chef in town zoey one teacher's inspirational message. we have the new episode and it's streaming now. that is "nightly news" for this thursday i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself everyone and each other. >> kelly: hey, what's up, y'all, welcome to the show! my band is here as well, here is our latest kelly-aoke, "you'll never know"! ♪ ♪ you'll never know just how much i miss you ♪ ♪ you'll never know just how much i care ♪ ♪ and if i tried, i still cannot hide ♪ ♪ my love for you ♪ you ought to know or have and i told you so ♪ ♪ a million or more times ♪ you'll never know if you don't know now ♪ ♪ you'll never know if you don't know now ♪ i love that song! all right, i hope everyone is doing right and staying safe and healthy. we have a stacked lineu

. >> that's brock the parent singing along with bay area bluegrass band dirty cello. the band asked the zoo could we play with the animals and little did they know, brock would steal the spotlight and build out that e flat while they played the blues. the honda group, a pair of macaws seeming to enjoy the show, to bobbing their heads in appreciation. >>> if you're going to get out and about and do some singing of your own, saturday will be the better day for outdoor stuff. still dry on saturday with the storm system offshor, but it's going to be one of those atmospheric rivers that we usually talk about in the wintertime. this one is not going to bring any flooding or any significant amount of snow to the sierras although they will get a little bit in the high sierra but it will bring rain to the bay area saturday night into sunday and heavier rain to the northern california coast and into the pacific northwest. that is still couple days off, it still really nice out there right now. temperatures in san jose topped out at 74 degrees in the south bay this afternoon and

the hallmarks of summer hanging in the balance for many families sam brock. >> a right of summer. >>>riminal justice advocates are warning of what some are calling a human rights scandal. deaths going through america's prison population. one of those at risk a death row inmate who prosecutors stunningly admit should never have been convicted. right now prisons are among the worst outbreak sites nationwide, 25,000 infected inmates in at least 373 deaths, some governors choosing to release inmates angering victims' rights groups but walter who sits on pennsylvania's death row is not going anywhere. >> my lungs felt like breathing through wet sponge. >> reporter: as his symptoms worsened in march, he felt like he was facing a double injustice because the same d.a.'s office that won his conviction for murder 25 years ago recently admitted they got it wrong, and asked a judge to set him free. >> we believe that the conviction as it stands is a gross miscarriage of justice. >> reporter: he was convicted for the 1988 murder of 4-year-old barbara jean horn under a previous philadelphia d.a. e

that is the one thing that makes me realize that miracles can happen and do happen >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news, miami. >>> late today the first named storm of the season formed off the atlantic coast millions are on alert from florida to the midatlantic state. the storm's forecast to intensify over the next 24 hours bringing heavy rain, wind and rip currents >>> just ahead, celebration and inspiration. the superstars and every-day heroes making the class of 2020 feel so special. >>> and we're bringing you this profound moment of unity during the pandemic a massachusetts mom had covid when she gave birth to her baby girl in march. she's finally out of the hospital and got to hold her infant for the very first time >>> there's good news tonight about the power of inspiration. with in-person graduations across the country canceled many are stepping up to celebrate the class of 2020. for a graduation weekend like no other graduation speakers like never before the class of 2020 ushered into the future not just by oprah -- >> the pandemic class. >> but also simone biles and cardi b. >> con

nbc's sam brock shows us what's behind the speak and what foods are most impacted. >> reporter: theses, many families across the country are experiencing serious sticker shock at the grocery store. when stay-at-home orders went into effect in march, supermarket sales shot up 83% and apparently food prices climbed too. >> the meat, the deli, the ham, the cheese, even the bread is costing more now. >> reporter: how much more money are you spending on groceries now than when this started? >> more money than before. way, way more. >> reporter: an across-the-board bump that's setting records. the last time food prices jumped this much was 1974, almost a half century ago. federal figures reveal 1.5% average price increase. the cost of eggs alone skyrocketed 16%. what do you see as the driving costs? >> we're of course right now in a national emergency. and we have experienced unprecedented demand in food products. >> reporter: a spokesman from the food industry association says food providers are doing their best to meet rising demand with reduced production. >> some of our plants have had

sam brock is in miami beach for us., these numbers of prisoners testing positive, they're hard to get a hold of. prisoners are excluded from state case counts. why is that? >> reporter: that's a great point. it deals with the fact that you're dealing with a game of telephone. the texas department of criminal justice, they report their numbers daily to the texas state health department at which point that health department passes those positive numbers down to the counties. it's then that the county's discretion on whether or not they want to include inmate numbers in their covid-19 case counts that are released. so that's -- it leaves it to local leaders on whether or not they want to include that and release that information. that's one of the issues that makes it murky and each state has different rules when it comes to who can include those numbers and who can't. in the meantime, a third of all texas inmates are under lockdown because of the persistence of this virus behind prison walls and we know that that includes

we will bring in the fbi director for intelligence, kevin brock.ood to have you back. >> thank you, shannon. great to be with you. >> shannon: i want to read something from an fbi document, electronic communication regarding crossfire hurricane, the investigation that touched into the trump campaign. by peter strzok, july 31st, 2016. the investigation is open to determine whether individuals of the trump campaign are witting of and coordinating activities with the government of russia. he wrote a piece about this and went through the document line by line and call it a train wreck. why? and what difference as the question goes at this point does it make? >> well, thank you for allowing me to comment on this. when the document was released to not to make a splash because people did not know how to read it. i can feel that many of these documents that this is an invalid communication into the fbi. it's not directed to anybody. it is authored by peter strzok, sent to peter strzok, approved by peter strzok. it is a communication by peter strzok to hims

nbc's sam brock is on the ground in florida. what are you seeing? >> reporter: a lot of people right now, ari. the optics are obviously very important. i don't mean that in a figurative sense but a literal sense. if you would look over my shoulder, there are thousands out here, and there are. but by and large, there's generally really good spacing when it comes to what families and friends are going on the beach right now. you mentioned this is the start of beaches opening in clear water. that's been a topic of conversation, because that spring break episode from six weeks ago was right here on this beach, clear water beach, where there was so much criticism about the way florida is handling the closing of beaches. in terms of what's going on right now, there are roughly 300 law enforcement officers that we have seen up and down these 35 miles of pristine sand that we opened. about 30 of them on atvs. maybe another couple hundred out by the access point and you see the orange cones. they're driving up and down and making sure people are social dista

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joining me now from clearwater beach is nbc's sam brock. sam, today, too, when i was talking to you, i noticed that there was a buggy with a couple police officers that were supposed to be enforcing social distancing, instead, were shaking hands with one beachgoer who ran up to them. how is the enforcement actually going over there? >> yeah, eagle eye tur there. nice spot because we had not seen it in real time and after you pointed that out, all kinds of people were tweeting at me about it. this moment it seemed there was almost a bro hug between the guy walking on the beach and the people who are supposed to be enforcing social distancing. they high fived and did kind of a half hug. i am not seeing a lot of that right now. what i am talking about and seeing is you see lanes behind me. there's police officers that have been driving through here, trying to tell people to keep their distance. now, how well that is working really depends on what snapshot you are looking at. from the ground level, you will see a lot of people that appear to be

rita brock, thank you very much for all of the work you're doing.ppreciate it. >> pleasure to be on, thank you. >>> back to our breaking news. from the white house. the vice president's press secretary has tested positive for coronavirus. keep in mind she's also married to one of the president's top aides. so more on that coming up. you're watching cnn's special live coverage. >>> in italy milan's mayor is lashing out at italians for ignoring social distancing requirements. the call of images of strolling along the canal and in the park calling it shameful. milan was hit hard by coronavirus leading officials to restrict access in and out of the city. right now people are only allowed to live homes for work and essential activities so for now from my colleagues around the world. >> reporter: i'm david mckenzie in johannesberg. the w.h.o. has warned up to 190,000 people could be killed by the coronavirus across africa in just the first year alone if containment measures do not succeed, they said testing and isolation and treatment are critical. the vi

sam brock on what's taking so long to bring them ashore. >> reporter: tonight, melinda mann is one ofundreds of crew members including nine americans stuck on board a holland america cruise ship not allowed back into the u.s >>> what have you been doing for the last few weeks the last few months >> i've been doing a whole lot of nothing, honestly, i spend a lot of time in my room, waiting for my government to let me in, and i'm a u.s. citizen. >> so frustrated she took the video to try to convince security to let her off >> they ar -- not letting me off the ship to be arrested this is the view from the room she shares with her fiance. >> we are in texas i can see texas. right on the other side of me i just can't get off >> after cruise ships were hit with covid cases. the cdc ordered companies to come up with plans to safely disembark personnel. negotiations are ongoing. tonight, the cdc tells nbc news, holland america has complained to them about some of the agencies conditions, including arranging private transportation because it's too expensive tonight, royal caribbean and holland

to stores and restaurants but in some places there's alarm over the size of crowds we turn to sam brock in miami beach. >> good morning. here in miami beach it's been a staged reopening a little bit by built bringing the economy safely as they try to do so in e prosecutor privileges coming online >> i think it's good for the mental health for everyone to go to the beach >> as every state partially reopened but gyms remain closed as protesters demand the state with the band >> while in texas, offices and gyms are back online in 20% capacity michigan reopening auto plants as california's governor plans for sports >> the sports in the first week or so of june without spectators can also begin to move forward as we hold these trend lines >> in florida, a full on flouting of social distancing. this block party teaming with 3,000 people it's a saft launch on stores this week and restaurants next >> buzz access to the beaches are still jaufz limioff limits no reopen in sight >> across the country many restaurants and businesses remain shuttered this oregon woman opened her hair salon early fac

>> sam brock in miami.ch. >>> meanwhile, georgia's governor signed an executive order allowing up to 3,000 national guard troops to help police in the state. blayne alexander is in atlanta for us. good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning to you. even higher number of national guard troops could fill the streets of atlanta and throughout the state thanks to that order from georgia governor kemp. atlanta remains under a state of emergency this morning. a very different story from what we saw saturday night versus what we saw on friday night, the first night of protest. right over here really tells the story. this barrier has been put up around many of the places here in downtown around the cnn center, restaurants, hotels, to keep people from getting to these buildings. if you look beyond, you can see exactly why. you see the shattered glass, shattered windows, doors broken in, all sorts of signs from what we saw on friday night. last night a much different story. apd made about 70 arrests overnight. it

sam brock, nbc news. >>> and think about another tradition this time of year that's been blown sky high and that's graduation. along those same lines, we have a programming note for you tonight. tomorrow evening, 8:00 eastern time on this very network, we're going to be holding a special event for high school graduates of 2020. "graduate together" is going to feature musical performances, inspiring messages curated by students and educators across our country. it will also, as you may have heard, feature a keynote address by one barack obama, former two-term president of the united states. so that is coming up for us tomorrow night. >>> on tonight's broadcast, some of the biggest names in hollywood. they have a message they would like very much for you and our lawmakers to hear. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 7 million dogs. nice. and... the talking dog thin

>> all right, sam brock there in clearwater beach where lots of folks are clearly enjoying the beach there, sam, thank you. let's head across the state line to georgia, where the warmer weather is also presenting a challenge. scenes like this. in atlanta's piedmont park, got a lot of attention over the weekend, there's the scene there, people there and across the state out in droves enjoying the fresh air in parks, rubbing elbows, crossing the street, many without the face masks. meanwhile, as businesses are slowly reopening, the risk of exposure to covid-19 still a major concern. the number of cases, and the death toll, still rising in georgia. i want to bring in sharon tranter, she owns a salon in atlanta, balancing the realities of reopening her business during this pandemic. and sharon, what's it been like to go back to work, to reopen your business, even as the cases continue to climb in your state? >> well, it's been, of course, very scary. it's -- we don't have enough testing. and quite honestly it's fearful. but being between a rock and a hard place is that if i don't open no

. >> nbc news correspondent sam brock joins us from miami beach. sam, florida's infections are down but with all of this crowding, how long will that be down? >> look, andrea, six feet may be different things to different people but six feet is six feet. over my shoulder right now you see south point park, that was open until three days ago. now clearly yellow police tape and officers behind me. it's not open right now. the mayor of miami beach was on msnbc this morning speaking with stephanie ruhle. he said look, we've got a couple dozen parks we opened in the last week or so. most are fine. the main issue here is south point park, a borderline bonanza when you had thousands of people coming out here, many not wearing masks. the mayor saying there were more than 7,000-plus warnings of people not wearing masks. most of them were right here. that's the concern, this is an attraction, if you open this up, could it be a harbinger for what beaches might look like? and that's so intricately tied to the economy in florida. 10 million visitors to miami be

restaurants taking reservations, tonight the cdc advices reduced seating and partitions between guests sam brock is in south beach. >> reporter: on ocean drive in miami beach, restaurants for the first time today can serve diners on site spreading out onto the street to make it happen but with hotels and beaches not opening for another week, the question is will diners even come? >> reporter: across the country in vegas, casinos are rolling the dice on opening their doors next week while around los angeles today, some shops got back to business for the first time in months. >> i get to go to nordstrom. >> reporter: the nation's second largest school district is working on a plan to bring children back to campus in l.a. it could include 16 kids to a classroom and children eating lunch at their desk and every child being given one ball to play alone and staggered school days. as our country moves forward, there is heartbreak in looking back cody lister was so much more than just a number in today's grim milestone of lives lost. >> cody was the most kind, giving, compassionate, loving person you wo

is sam brock >> reporter: tonight, the nfl one step closer to taking off the season unveiling the schedule of games and commissioner roger goodell setting ground rules for reopening club facilities in a memo explaining local and state governments have to consent to reopening, teams must create infection control and 50% of non-player employees. last month the commissioner was asked about the start date >> we plan to be on time full season >> when you talk about the buildings, it's not just a place guys go practice but a workplace for hundreds of people >> reporter: mike torico is the host >> will the nfl experience be different? >> i think the american sports experience will be different. 70, 80,000 people in a stadium sitting shoulder to shoulder is not likely to return in the near future >> reporter: it's not clear when fans can get back in a stadium. the dolphin haves a blueprint. 15,000 people allowed inside a stadium that seats 65,000 and personal escorts to maintain social >>> finally on the latest installment of "nightly news kids' edition. we'll head to the aquarium where >>> finall

chris, back to you. >> nbc's sam brock. thanks so much for that. let's head to the northeast and to connecticut which is the last state to begin reopening. you have restaurants, shopping malls and offices in the state that can get back to business with new restrictions. in a controversial move there, dental offices can now treat patients for non-emergency reasons. think about your last visit to the dentist and how much of what was in your mouth went airborne. never a pretty picture, but in the age of coronavirus it's a serious concern. i went to connecticut to delve into both sides of this story. connecticut orthodontist dr. gary open is reopening his office today. >> we have a backlog, we've been closed for six weeks. >> reporter: the new normal means keeping patients safe in the age of covid. >> we're wearsing, masks, face shields and disposable gowns. >> reporter: investing in an air filtration system, reducing the number of patients he'll see and revamping waiting room procedures. >> their temperature will be checked. once everything is deemed

sam brock in miami thank you, sam. not sure exactly what part of miami that is, might be the bayside marketplace, which sits right downtown miami on the intercoastal waterway. that's where that torch of friendship that sam brock was referring to was placed. if we zoom out a little bit further that looks like it might be one of the -- might be a shopping center near downtown miami, perhaps. because you see the arrows on the floor. that probably is to direct shoppers around that center wherever it is. busy night in downtown miami. let's make our way now to the heart of these protests to minneapolis, where the area where this police precinct once stood. it's now a burned out shell. there has been protesting for hours now. according to ali velshi. he joins us with the latest on what's going on there. we heard not too long ago the mayor of st. paul retracted a statement that the protesters who were arrested were from out of town, out of state. what else has shifted in terms of our understanding of what's going on? i'm going

sam brock on what's taking so long to bring them ashore. >> reporter: tonight, melinda mann is one ofundreds of crew members including nine americans stuck on board a holland america cruise ship not allowed back into the u.s who has your last two months looked like? >> i had a break down. frustra took the video trying to convince the security to let her off. >> they will not let me off the ship to be arrested >> the cdc estimates that nearly 80,000 cruise ship had crew members in limbo off the u.s. coast this is the room from the view she shares with her fiance. >> we are in texas, galveston, texas, i can see texas on the other side of me i just can't get off >> after cruise ships were hit with covid cases, the cdc ordered plan wills to safely disembark personnel. the cdc sells us that holland america is complaining about some of the agencies conditions tonight, the companies are working with the cdc to try to get crew members home safely and they are working on the requirement for private transportation lester >> sam, thank you. up next, what is all that racket? >> hey >>> before we

. >> sam brock reporting. >>> many cities across the bay area are taking a big hit due to the shelter-in-placeer. many cities like fremont are providing assistance for those who have concerns tied to the pandemic. fremont mayor lily may says that the city's new financial program to help give grants to small business and renters will help. take a listen. >> we have a business community relief grant. small businesses in chunks of $5,000 or $10,000 depending on the size of the companies at the time of the shelter-in-place order. >> those businesses have until june to apply for those grants. find a link to the grant application on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> san francisco is closing 13 more streets for social distancing. "the chronicle" is reporting that includes streets out of mission, sunset, and cow hollow, in addition to streets already closed like in golden gate park. san francisco now has 34 miles of closed roads for people to spread out. >>> martinez is holding off on a plan to close off traffic along main street on the weekends. city officials approved a plan this week to allow busine

sam brock is in south beach. >> restaurants for the first time today can serve diners on site spreading out into the street but hotels and beaches not opening for a week, the question is will diners even come >> casinos are rolling the dice on opening their doors next week while los angeles, some shops got back to business for the first time in months >> the nation's second largest school district is working on its plan to bring children back to campus in l.a it could include 16 kids to a classroom. every child being given one ball to play alone and staggered school days. >> as our country moves forward, there is heart break in looking back, cody lister was so much more than just a number in today's grim milestone of lives lost >> cody was the most kind, giving compassionate, loving person you would ever meet >> the pain from one family, part of the collective grief of a nation nbc news, los angeles. >>> there's break news out of maryland where a six-day multistate man hunt has finally come to an end they have arrested the murder suspect. the uconn student was taken into custody. they a

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our report from nbc's sam brock. >> reporter: nascar returns full throttled in just over 48 hours, after hitting the brakes for more than two months during the pandemic. >> our first priority is to make sure that we put on the safest event. >> reporter: but the roaring engines will fill an empty stadium with no fans allowed at the raceway. sunday also marks the first time ryan newman will be back behind the wheel since this horrific crash at the daytona 500. we spoke about his interview in an interview set to air saturday. you survived a near-death experience, any hesitation at all about coming back? >> none at all. not even a second. really, not even a second because it's a combination of my love and desire for our sport. >> reporter: from the track to the greens, the pga has a charity tournament this weekend in florida the full tour is getting ready to tee off in june in ft. worth, texas. safety precautions include testing players and no hand shakes on the course. major league baseball commissioner facing questions about testing on cnn. >> what are the parameters you're thinking about.

point of view and pushing it all the time and there's hyperbole involved in that and so do i think brock obama's the worst president in history no no i think that james buchanan definitely beats of our. friend logotheti was in hi ira piers was not a great one either larry or exactly right so you know but in the end this is who i always get surprised i would people act surprised about this stuff this is the way donald trump has been his whole life and all the years i've known him and certainly that's the way he campaigns for president remember at one of his debates hillary said something like well we're glad some of like donald trump is not in charge of our criminal justice system and he said i'm sure that because you'd be in jail he said those things during the campaign and people voted for him so oh this is who he is and you just have to take his words at times without understanding so why then do many a like yourself in the republican party seem to make excuses for him. i don't make excuses for america i just that was in the excuse that was an explanation i want people to understand bu

we're going to start tonight with an e—mail you got tonight, laura, from mo, who's been part of the brocktell us about her mum eileen who died a couple of days ago of covid—19 in the care home, and mo has given us permission to read some of the e—mails. she has. it starts, "my mum was 93 on the 15th of april. we couldn't celebrate with her due to lockdown. the fantastic care home staff made a cake and gave her a party. we hadn't seen her for six weeks. 0n the 17th of april, we had a call to say she had a temperature and was a bit pearly.