that is bryce baschuk in geneva. checking on the markets, we have seen improvement in the u.s., but we are still down. the s&p 500 down 0.25%. the dow is actually unchanged on the session. let's have a look to see what improved in the last few minutes . cisco has been the best performer, still up 5.7%. you are seeing the likes of disney and caterpillar turn positive as well. the vix at 35. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets. germany's" sees the pandemic peeking in the second quarter before things start to normalize in the third quarter, but the company's cfo says he isn't optimistic about a quick vaccine. >> we are not as optimistic regarding that we are quickly able to find a vaccine that we would be able to give to millions of people within the next couple of weeks or in the very close future. we will look for antivirals and antibodies, but vaccine development can take longer time and should also be dosed in a way that high-risk patien

thanks, bryce, for being with us. it away. ♪ all i see outside is problems i been hiding in my room ♪ ♪ i don't think i'm gonna solve 'em ♪ ♪ i can try, you know i do ♪ i keep my distance from the phone lines, i just found out it's saturday ♪ >> it is. ♪ picked my guitar up for the first time in months ♪ ♪ forgot how much i love to play ♪ ♪ and all my friends tell me i'm so bad with faces ♪ ♪ i think i've seen too many been to far away places ♪ ♪ got stamps i don't remember from two-hour vacations ♪ ♪ i'm too good at complaining considering everything ♪ ♪ but i don't want to turn a blind eye ♪ ♪ there's things i should acknowledge and take responsibility for ♪ ♪ feel like i might die every time i walk out the door ♪ ♪ all i see outside is problems i hope they're mostly gone by june ♪ ♪ yeah, all i see these days is problems but my favorite one is you ♪ ♪ yeah, no, i don't want to turn a blind eye ♪ ♪ there's things i should acknowledge and take responsibility for ♪ ♪ feel like i might die every time i walk out the doo

bryce kelly was supposed to go to legoland for his fifth birthday. the trip was called off because of the pandemic. two bay area corvettes to the drive-by for bryce in saratoga. >> price is a 5-year-old and he's been through so much battling stage iv liver cancer for two years and he just deserves something, something special. >>> he did get something special. firefighters and members from the santa clara county's sheriff's office cruised by as well and bryce received his own to a corvette. we wish him happy birthday. we want to recognize heroes in your community. that includes teachers and the work they continue to do. to nominate a teacher send us an e-mail with photos or video to my hero and fox tv.com. >>> still ahead. investigators are returning to pier 45 after a large fire destroyed a warehouse. we show you what is happening there today. the standoff between leaders and governor newsom and what is happening today as local pastors weigh in on the issue. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... u

bryce has already been through one round of chemotherapy and he is about to begin round two. sunday afternoon he had a lot of supporters wishing him a speedy recovery during a birthday celebration but so far has topped them all. >> i think this one is going to stick around is the best one for a while. it just made a great birthday for him. it was awesome. >> greg lee, fox 2 news. >>> a warning for people living in pacifica after a mountain lion sighting. the big cat caught on camera in a residential area. >>> and the people who have died to covid-19, up next, the unique tribute on the front page. you want a fresh-smelling home, but some air fresheners use heavy, overwhelming scents. try febreze one; a range of innovative air fresheners with no heavy perfumes that you can feel good about using in your home to deliver a light, natural-smelling freshness. febreze one neutralizes stale, stuffy odors and releases a subtle hint of fragrance like bamboo or lavender & eucalyptus. to eliminate odors with no heavy perfumes, try febreze one. brand power. helping you buy better. >>> inve

to being a kid who loves cars, bryce was thrilled. >> he loved up.uldn't believe there were corvettes lining the street. he was so excited for each one that came by. he even got a small that of his own and many other gifts. bryce his dad reach out to the car enthusiasts trying to make a wonderful memory for a car loving son who got his birthday trip put on hold. >> the car drivers were happy to help out. >> this was very good timing we usually have shows around this time. so showing off our cars and a very good cause. >> that's weren't the only wheels to show up. of the county sheriff cruised by as did firefighters. bryce is been through one round of chemotherapy and is about to begin round two. he has a lot of supporters wishing him a speedy recovery with the birthday recovery that has topped them all. >> this is one you'll remember for a while. it was a great birthday for him. it was awesome. >>> the coronavirus may have shut businesses coast to coast but as orders are lifted, some of the owners are getting pretty creative is a welcomed people back

bryce, good to have you this morning, thanks so much. >> bryce: thank you.aria: we will see you soon, bryce doty joining us there. coming up hong kong tycoon jimmy lie and doug collins here on the michael flynn investigation. and adam on testing and coming up at 8:00 a.m. eastern, wyoming senator and doctor john borraso on washington's actions to open reopen the country. retired attorney general and analyst jack keane. don't miss a moment of it. big 3 hours coming up. china is eyeing more control. hong kong the communist country trying to tighten grip igniting fresh of protests overnight. how leader carrie lam is responding. how schools will change permanently post pandemic, we will break it all down when we come back. these days, it's anything but business as usual. that's why working together is more important than ever. at&t is committed to keeping you connected. so you can keep your patients cared for. your customers served. your students inspired. and your employees closer than ever. our network is resilient. our people are strong. our job is to keep yo

. >> reporter: the little guys name is bryce kelly he did get a birthday gift that he did not expect. even though he is just five years old he is very crazy about cars. and a group of people with fancy wheels decided to pay him a visit. playing in the pool he looks like any 5-year-old kid but underneath the surface it is hard he is facing and dealing with liver cancer >> he is in stage iv battling liver cancer. he deserve something special. >> reporter: this is part of the something special that he got saturday afternoon two corvette groups, they put together a personalg a kid that loves cars he was thrilled. >> he couldn't believe it there were corvettes lining the street he was so excited with each different one that came by. >> reporter: he got a vet of his own and they reached out to the car enthusiasts to make a wonderful memory for the loving son that had his birthday trip put on hold. >> we normally have quite if you of social events but this was good timing. showing off our cars was for a very good cause. >> reporter: the county sheriff cruised by as did firefighters. he has b

joining sme craig callahan and bryce dotty. very good afternoon to you both. craig, if i start with you, what do you think has been moving the market of late is it just technicals or is there some way to come to a pe multiple even though we don't have that clear guidance >> we're value investors and find the market to be extremely attractive right now we have been fully invested in the rebound and would expect stocks to be priced higher a year from now. >> if you're a value investor what valuation are you keying off if you can't be sure what the "e" part of the pe multiple is >> we never use pe or price to book we compute intrinsic value for companies and the market is priced 30% to 40% below fair value. >> bryce, where do you stand on this debate? are you finding it difficult to value companies? >> that's very difficult without any guidance to really know what companies are worth and both the stocks and the bonds as a bond investor we are seeing a ton of debt being raised in the corporate bond market and the way people are valuing a lot of these companies is

instead, two bay area corvette groups put together a parade of 42 cars antedate drive-by for bryce in saratoga. >> he has been so he has battled stage iv liver cancer for two years. he deserves something special. >> he does deserve something special. he got it. firefighters from the sheriff's office cruised by. bryce had even received his own toy corvette. >>> we want to recognize the heroes in your community, that includes teachers and the work they continue to do. to nominate a teacher send us an email with photos or video on www.ktvu.com. >>> investigators are returning to pier 45 after a large fired destroys a warehouse. we will show you what is happening today. >>> is cannot between religious leaders and governor newsom, pastors weigh in on the issue. >>> defiant in the name of god, why churchgoers say they refused to obey stay-at-home orders when it comes to the first amendment rights. >>> the fire is detrimental, it took the gear. everything. >>> fishermen are trying to figure out how to move forward after a large fire over the weekend. what is happening today, at pier 45. >>>

. >> reporter: his name is bryce kelly he got a birthday gift and it was something he didn't expect. he is a car not just like his father, and frank somerville. and people with fancy wheels decided to pay him a visit. >> reporter: playing in the pool bryce kelly looks like any other kid but underneath the surface he is fighting liver cancer. >> he has been through so much in has been battling stage iv cancer for two ears. he deserve something, something special. >> reporter: this is part of the something special he got sunday afternoon. two corvette groups put together a personal parade of 42 cars and did all drive-by and being a kid that loves cars he was thrilled. >> he loved it. he couldn't believe it that there were corvettes lining the street. he was so excited with each different one that came it could >> reporter: even got a small corvette of his own. and he made a wonderful memory for a car loving son that had his birthday put on hold. >> we were not able to go to any social event like we do each month. it was perfect timing. it was great to show off the cars and for a very g

. >>> >> reporter: bryce looks like any kid. but under the surface he's fighting liver cancer. >> he is been battling stage four liver cancer for two years. he just deserves something, something special. >> this is part of that something special he got sunday afternoon. two corvette groups friends and family from vallejo and another group put together a parade of 42 cars and did a drive-by. a kid who loves cars, rice was thrilled. >> he couldn't believe there were corvettes lining the street. he was so excited for each different one that came by. >> he even got a small bit of his own and many other gifts. prices dad reached out the car enthusiast trying to make a memory for car loving son that had a birthday trip put on hold. the vet drivers were gassed to help out. >> we usually have socials every month so that was very good timing. it's bringing, showing off our cars for a very good cause. >> that's were not the only will to show up, the county sheriff cruised by as it firefighters. bryce has been through one round of chemothe

bryce's dad reached out trying to make a wonderful memory who had his procedure put on hold and that that drivers were aghast about helping out. >> we have not had any of our social events that we usually have so it was very good timing is just bringing and showing off our cars for very good cause. >> that's were the only wheels to show up. the county sheriff's cruise by and firefighters. bryce's been through one round of chemotherapy is about to begin round two creek sunday afternoon he had supporters wishing him a speedy recovery during a birthday celebration that so far has stopped them all . >> i think this will sit down as the best one for a while. he made a great birthday from you and it was awesome. greg liggins. kfox two news. >> nascar held a very long race yesterday in the state of north carolina. there was a delayinut pushing the finish into early assists morning. when this started up again clint boyer crashed hard and during a caution a leader came into. while other drivers came in to feel in one of them was brad who held up jimmy johnson for the wind. crews found somethi

you don't sideline them which is what happened to rick bryce.need his inpuchltd we need his experience. he is an epidemiologist of the first order. he's the kind of person you want to have on the team so you can do the right things for the economy as we are moving forward. those things are linked together. but only if we have all of the right folks involved. >> thanks so much, congressman john sarbanes from maryland. thank you very much. >>> and coming up next, the race to find a vaccine. president trump says it can be done by the end of the year. experts tell nbc news that would be a miracle. my next guest is going to help us understand just what is possible. technologies advisor. me too. me too. and if you're a small business, we're with you. standing by you every step of the way. bye bye. no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. >>> the president announced operation warp speed this week, setting a very rappid time line for a vaccine by the end of the year. i am joined by a doctor, the medical di

bryce harper would be in the middle of his second season with the phillies, he signed that make a 13r $330 million deal in 2019, ultimately turning down an pa on san franon or gone. where was crawford going to be? so i mean i wasn't really trying to be in the middle of a rebuild. >> can't blame her for that. i golf is still planning to return in june, but to whet your appetite, tiger woods will team with peyton manning and face phil mickelson and tom brady in made-for-tv charity event on may 24. they will tee up in florida with $10 million pledged to pandemic relief. two years ago, still be tiger one on one in vegas and phil isn't ready to let it go. >> this is the trophy for the match. i don't know if you know what it looks like. you might've caught a glimpse but that's what the trophy looks like had you would have won. >> i love that. >> you've got a believe the lot of side bets going on. that's may 24, don't fo it's a new day for veterans all across america. home values are up, and mortgage rates are at record lows. that's good news for veterans with va loans. that's me. by using

the extremely small grain can be difficult to peel but it contains many more new trends than say why bryce in mali for instance many farmers are now switching back to this form of millet copes well with the i would conditions in the region making it a good option in an age of climate change where the farmers are regularly suffering crop losses. it's harvest time in a district in the central eastern region of mali near the border of book enough so that harvesting for neo across native to west africa a kind of millet with small seeds and excellent properties it's one of the fall. just growing crops in the wild it grows in dry climates and sandy soil even without irrigation for a long time phoney it was neglected but now more and more farmers are growing it again. is one of them. we have to take land degradation into account. is much in demand again now because it helps protect the soil. so when you. force after the phone you know has been cut the stems are left in the ground. and that helps to fertilize the soil. paramedic effectively. because the grains are small processing them is very tim

the rangers call it a war they've committed their lives to protecting animals bryce clements lead the team. he refuses to hunt for trophies because he says people don't often hunt ethically. some areas have been badly badly hemant in the past other parts of the country certain areas are being over hunted areas where it's not ethical that basically they're all over quiet or they'll shoot more than what they should sometimes and also ois picking the biggest trophies that kind of thing so what you end up finding is is the wildlife population in general guys down . trophy hunting can do great harm to an animal population but it can also be beneficial carried out responsibly as is the case with parks. under these conditions even the world wide fund for nature supports trophy hunting the organization's policy manager says what many animal rights activists don't want to hear. we do recognize that in certain let limited circumstances it can be part of the conservation armory if you will of one conservation tool but in the majority of circumstances it's not sustainable there are many problems

all right, so, this is bryce lob and he's also known as the tequila fairy. he shared a post on social media asking anyone who is out of a job to send his company their address and they'll drop off a bottle to their home with a thank you note. >> we expected maybe 50 people would kind of reach out here and there and, yeah, we're up to about 1,500 to 2,000 people so far. given the chefs, i bet given the bartenders, gms. >> i was just hoping to lift spirits. >> i'm sure he did. >> he said a couple here and there. now, he knew when we heard tequila. anyway, people who received a bottle said it's not about the free stuff, it's about knowing they aren't alone during this challenging time. we don't want to have to lose our job to get the bottle of tequila, but it's still very nice that someone is doing this. look at all those names, mike. he's flipping through all the names of people who reached out. i like that he's doing that. >> no, that's amazing. thirst quenching. i like how he said, lift their spirits. you said lift your spirits. i like your little play on wo

bill bryce had dealt with this, he wrote a book about shakespeare. a short book for him and in it, he talks about the fact that nobody knows anything about shakespeare. nobody knows anything, we know the place, we have the place, there's one or two images about the way he looks, there is one piece out of a court proceeding -- that is it. there are hundreds of books about shakespeare. are you kidding, what are these, are they novels or fiction, we don't know anything about shakespeare. it's bizarre. >> the hard thing for me, i cannot make things up, early on one of the first ones i wrote about king tut and i wanted him to live. [laughter] >> one of the thing that i learned in the house of kennedy is a number of years that they spent in new york. >> in london, the family was in london for a year end a half or so. >> some of the years in brunswick. >> yes and brownsville. in the little details or so, one of my favorites, when jfk was president, he loved judy garland and they were friendly, he called her up several times and asked her to sing over the ra

my other question is on rick bryce. the president said yesterday he probably shouldn't be working in federal government anymore. he is starting his new position next week. does the president welcome him starting that new position? what is that job >> rick bright habit showed up for a position. he was transferred to lead a bold new $1 billion testing program. he has not yet shown up for work. he takes a $285,000 salary. that is extraordinary for a federal government salary, and he is still on tax payer funded medical leave so he can work with partisan attorneys to malign the president. so mr. bright should perhaps show up forth job that he currently has. >> why does president trump choose not to wear a face mask? >> that is his choice. he is tested every day. those of us around him in the oaf all office, i wear a face mask around him. he is very protected. he tests daily. that is his personal choice. i would note it is consistent with the c.d.c. died lines >> but to set an example forle american people. dr. birx and fauc

play there for the central and eastern parts of the continue not seeing the white further east was bryce's guys coming back in behind so the showers becoming confined to ukraine down towards rumania garia down towards what was still see a few showers just clinging on around grace for the west is warm dry and sunny still a few showers into west central parts of spain but they're in the process of easing as well fine and dry across a good part of north africa lots of warm sunshine coming through because the showers further south we've got the showers popping up now around the gulf of guinea will see the showers there to cameroon into look at part of nigeria through gonna very heavy rain sunny a possibility towards liberia at also into sierra leone the showers across the straits the way across central parts of africa still a few showers there through south sudan into the ethiopian highlands. after more than a decade of civil war life remains a challenge in sierra leone. full of the citizens of this war torn nation as they push their limits of course a ploy. risking using sierra leone. on al-j

british prime minister bryce johnson is due to give a briefing later on sunday outlining plans to ease the u.k.'s lockdown that's expected to involve getting people back to work but with changes to the way offices operate and the way people commute it won't be the same as before this new parker experience from london. they are guidelines for unlocking the lockdown starting with how we travel to work. before the pandemic $325000.00 passengers boarded london underground trains every 15 minutes if 2 meters social distancing is applied only $50000.00 could board in that time one solution is to stagger travel times putting an end to the idea of a normal office hours you've got infrastructure not out. and actually having guidance around. cycling is enjoying or in a song is under lockdown companies are being advised to install bigger bike racks allowing commuters to avoid public transport and in the office itself workers are being told to sit either side by side or back to back desks sharing should be avoided and some firms are being advised to install plexiglas between workstations and disco

issues on my mind, you have rules for leadership and a couple of those you've already expounded on, bryce harlow rule and joe loftus rule, your first role is to be a participant? >> oh, yeah, that's what democracy is all about. early on when i was working with him in primaries ronald reagan gave me a tie and in the tie said democracy is not a spectator sport and be part of politics and be willing to serve and be a participant. >> rule number 5, competence is the name of the game in leadership. >> well, it's a great start to be competent. if you're not competent, you're going to get in big trouble. i had a tough experience, i told you when i went to washington as secretary of labor i was kind of innocent of politics and had political appointees slots to fill and i realized that you are trying to work with a diverge constituency and i said i need the best management guy in this industrial relations, everybody told me a guy named jim hudson, and then i talked to him. i said, well, we have to have a real labor guy, not a lawyer but someone who negotiates, stands for election, union guy, so we

over layers to take a pay cut you know and all these proposing and players have come out you know bryce harper supporting saying hey we earn this money but at the same time from a business perspective you don't have a lot of money to give these players to get there in these big salary contracts but with no incoming revenue the outgoing revenue will be the same so i look at it from how it standpoint is i don't want to be off a year and go cold you know i'd rather keep my body warm and play the ear and you don't want to have an audience you don't want to be rusty and weak at it you know. you know the fans have spoken the fans have spoken all right regina thank you so much love your polls we've got to keep those you know what i like those all right so don't go anywhere because we have a jam packed 7 pm show for you today florida's actually facing a bit of a coronavirus drama after a top health official claims that she was fired after refusing to change 1000 infection dad i know that story and a lot more coming up tonight at 7 that is all we have for you today for now but keep up with every

[applause] bryce -- vice president pence: thank you, and good afternoon. to the president and the first lady, leaders in state and public life and to all of our distinguished guests, it is an honor to be here with all of you at the white house as we mark one more national day of prayer. for our family, prayer has always been important for all of us just as it has for millions of americans. karen and i will both a test, the sweetest words we ever hear are from people who take a moment and walk up and say, i am praying for you. and you know they mean it from their hearts. we hear that all the time. we can attest first thing, america is a nation of prayer. the american people have long believed in the power of prayer. that in everything by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, we are to present our request to god, with the promise that -- [indiscernible] in christ jesus. prayer is the cord that run through every era of the -- of american history as well. in 1775, the second continental congress established a day of fasting and prayer. in 1863, president abr

opening a fertilizer factory rumors have been swirling about kim's health and even possible death robert bryce has more from the south korean capital seoul no reason to suspect that this didn't happen but we only have the one news agency report to go on and also these 2 photographs showing the red book ribbon cutting and also kim jong un in attendance it's a if it's true then it does settle all of the speculation that has been swirling for several weeks now about his condition that this all originated of course because he missed a very important celebration 2 weeks ago the day of sun this is the day when the whole of north korea celebrates the birth date of kim il sung the founding father of north korea. assault style rifles are being immediately banned in canada it's in response to the country's worst mass shooting a little less than 2 weeks ago 22 people were killed in nova scotia when a man dressed as a policeman went on a shooting spree human rights watch says more than $700.00 refugees and migrant workers have been detained in malaysia the group says they were rounded up during raids and

s slow climb out of lockdown isn't proving easy challenge how to 0 bryce and. check out the headlines right now on al-jazeera china is mass testing people in a city of 01 for kovan 1000 to prevent a 2nd way to help authority there says more than 113000 tests were carried out just on friday a cluster as had been emerging in the northeastern province of jaylen sarah clarke has the latest from hong kong. a look at some of the latest figures coming from china's national health commission on sunday we have 5 new infections that have been reported to our imported cases and the other 3 are in the province so this particular area this is been identified as the cluster province this is in the northeast of the country and the government there has reported the total tally so far in that particular area is $144.00 cases in the province and the mayor in the city which is part of that province has described it as a serious outbreak more restrictions have been eased in thailand malls and shops are now allowed to reopen and in nightly curfew has been shortened but the ban on i

other parks include bryce canyon, and glen canyon recreation center in utah. visitors can come, return and head back before the weekend. the great smoky mountains and tennessee and kentucky will reopen on saturday. some of the most popular parks including yosemite, joshua tree and the grand canyon will remain closed. >>> for a dangerous new insect species in north america, dreading the depopulation, the new york times says a bug called the murder hornet has been found in washington state. an invasive species from asia, the largest in the world. the queen of the species can grow to 2 inches long. the giant warnick can attack beehives, leaving piles of decimated bees behind. they also have long stingers that are very toxic. scientists are trying to track down the hornets. >>> dave, i think the collective response wh wow. we really don't need anything else right now. >> don't say what else, right? okay. >> hopefully they can get a handle on that. let's check in with steve paulson. good news for those of us that suffer from allergies, because the wind has died dow

bryce previous, sean, i believe you are unmasked. statement great.s it if it wasn't nice enough they release my text messages to the world, and i have my name on documents. when we come back, we will check back in. mike tobin on the ground in minneapolis and lawrence jones with an exclusive investigation into andrew cuomo's horrifying nursing home scandal. now, there is a money component. that's straight ahead. and saving...umm...ing jamie, you're cutting out. sorry i'm late! hey, whoever's doing that, can you go on mute? oh, my bad! i was just saying there's a typo on slide 7. bundle home & auto for big discosnouts. i think that's supposed to say discounts. you sure about that? hey, can you guys see me? because i trust their quality they were the first to have a vitamin verified by usp... ...an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand >> sean: also developing tonight, a new report from the guardian finding that democratic vp contender amy klobuchar

. >> dana, whistle-blower what bryce says the pandemic will get worse. he is still employed by health and human services but was demoted from his post as talk vaccine official. he said it was for prioritizing science in safety over political expediency. earlier the subcommittee chair asked him to grade the trump administration's performance on covid-19. >> would you describe the governments and the administration's response as a success or failure? >> i believe we could have done better. i believe there are critical steps that we did not take in time. >> republicans are critical of today's hearing, calling it pure politics. >> i think any whistle-blower should be respected and allowed to be heard. as a core component of being able to keep our government accountable. >> health and human services says in a statement his whistle-blower complaint is filled with one-sided arguments and misinformation. hhs is reviewing the complaint and strongly disagrees with the allegations and characterizations made by rick bright. he says he brought concerns about the lack

. >>> firefighters and members from the santa clara sheriff's office cruised by as well, when bryce received his own way corvette. we want to recognize heroes, including teachers and the work that they continue to duped. to nominate a teacher send us an email with photos or video to fox tv.com. >>> another check of weather with steve on what is a hot memorial day monday. good morning. >> good morning, that would be correct. hotter for tuesday and wednesday. do not be surprised, we are talking about cooler rain. that is the way it is going. it is going to be record- setting temperatures for some. it will be close today. the excessive heat warning is out. if you want to get out and do something, take a walk, get it done early. it will warm up unless you are by the coast. amateurs are on their way up, 70s, 80s and 90s. we had 60s for many, except half moon bay is at 59. concord is 60. brentwood is 60. temperatures are running warmer. as much as eight degrees for hayward and san jose. six degrees warmer for concord and livermore. bodega bay is at 49 degrees. that will help once we get something,

this is bryce lob. many people don't know his name and call him the tequila fairy.ne out of a job to send their dross address to his company and they'll drop off a bottle with a thank you note. >> we're up to about 1,500 to 2,000 people so far. given to chefs, bartenders, servers, gms. i was hoping to lift spirits. >> those who receive the bottle say it's not about getting free stuff just knowing they are not alone. >> she said i got a visit from the tequila fairy. >> don't you know, a lot better than the tooth fairy. >> keep that little change. i want a bottle. >> exactly. >> now, where is the mixer fairy or can we sip that tequila on its own. i wonder if it's that good. >> mike, all you need is a few limes and just maybe put some, put some like soda water in there and you're good to go. >> a little tonic water and splash of cranberry and lime. >> make it happen. >> i'm on it. i'm writing it down right now. ingredients going to store. absolutely. help barbara. here's a look at what is going on weather wise. sorry, my nose itched there a little bit. still have cat h

that is a 70% pay cut for guys like bryce harper and the biggest stars in the game. argument fromn with no fans means a lot less revenue for them so they have less to play the players. my prediction is this proposal will be summarily rejected. >>> bad times in the a's organization. the team is furloughing scouts and also some front office employees. others are taking pay cuts. in addition, the team is told their minor leaguers that they would not continue to pay them each $400 per week starting in june. >>> the nba has not put out its plans for restarting, but damian lillard says he won't play if the trail blazers don't have a legit chance at the play-offs. portland was 3 1/2 games out of the final play-off spot in the west when play was halted. the pride of oakland said he'd favor a play-in for teams on the bubble, but if the nba just wants to trot teams out for the play-off teams to get in shape, he is not going play. >>> time for another edition of abc7 call my play. you send me your video, i call the action. here is gisele from fremont, aka jazzy j. >> 11 years o

i want to introduce you to bryce lobb although more people know him as the tequila fairy.asked anyone who is out of a job to send his company their address and he'll drop off a bottle with a thank you note. >> we expected maybe 50 people would reach out here and there and we're up to about 1,500 to 2,000 people so far. servers, bartenders, gms. i was just hoping to lift spiri spirits. >> and those who received the bottle said it's not about getting free stuff, but knowing they aren't alone during this challenging time. that is very nice. and not many of us would refuse a bottle of tequila, especially now. >> no, no, no. thank you, fairy. >> yes, thanks to that fairy. >>> coming up new at 6:00, a new way to travel during the pandemic. what you may have a hard time finding in stores. >>> plus, the grand return to space after almost a decade. nasa is counting down to the moment that astronauts leave again from u.s. soil. you'll hear from one astronaut on that mission. >>> almost time for s that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off

how bryce is responding to the allegations tonight, and how the security adviser takes in-depth analysis put hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. we begin with white house correspondent kevin corke to tell us about michael flynn. >> most of the susan rice email was already declassified back in february, but the newly declassified portion describes concerns by then fbi jim comey about michael flynn's contacts with the russian ambassador. but it also raises new questions about why the obama administration zeroed in on flynn without informing the white house. the email repeated claims that former president obama wanted things done by the book. to the former fbi director jim comey himself admitted in may 2018 interview that he went around white house protocol intentionally. because of the inexperience in order to target michael flynn. >> something that i probably would not have done or gotten away with in an organized investigation. a more organized administration in the george w. bush administration or the obama administration. >> moving to declassified to

because of warnings he gave about an unproven and potentially dangerous treatment for chronic virus bryce's also testifying that he was pressured to stay millions of dollars in contracts to companies with political connections to the 1st family a government watchdog found reasonable grounds to support his whistleblower complaint from the dr says there is still a window of opportunity and national coordinated response based in science can keep the pandemic from becoming worse and drawn out u.s. president donald trump has called him describing tilt let's go back now to kimberly hellcat secondly a dire warning really from rick bright and a dismissive response from president trump. yeah you beat me to the punch a little bit there with the comments from the u.s. president they came in advance of the hearing that is now taking place with rick right the u.s. president for his part as we should point out republicans on that committee have essentially tried to make the argument look this is just one employee in he is testifying before a democrat controlled panel resolutely trying to discredit his te

in play there for the central and eastern pa so they can continue not in the way further east was bryce's guys coming back in behind so the shower was becoming confined to ukraine down towards rumania belgariad down towards what was still see a few showers just clinging on around grace for the west it's warm dry and sunny still a few showers into west central parts of spain but they're in the process of easing as well fine and dry across a good part of north africa lots of warm sunshine coming through because the showers further south we've got the showers popping up now around the gulf of guinea will see showers there into cameroon into a good part of nigeria through gonna very heavy rain sunny possibility towards liberia and also into sierra leone the showers across the straits the way across central parts of africa still a few showers there through south sudan into the ethiopian hons. information indicates that you have or. there isn't a lease department it has the potential to be biased in a number of different ways there are too many opportunities for the computer to get wrong who's

bryce has filed one of the most specific and troubling whistleblower complaints i've ever seen.only ignored, he was fired for being right. >> dr. bright claims that he was removed from his job are strongly challenging the trump administrations early response to the pandemic, he filed an official whistleblower complaint last week. the mac during the pandemic longtime healthcare professionals are getting some on-the-job training. placing a ventilator tube down a patient's right is one of the most dangerous medical procedures, and in some areas critical-care workers who are trained to answer tubes have been working shifts physicians family doctors could get called in. now some hospital systems are quickly training hundreds of healthcare workers. >> is about 15 years since i've done in intubation, as i've done it, but is not something i would feel comfortable doing right now off the bat. now that i've intimated a dummy probably 100 times the past month, i feel more comfortable. >> the ema and doctors tell us there is high demand for these trained professionals worldwide. for the oak