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ruth has no children, but for the past decade, there's been someone else in her life -- history buffarpenter jon aurich. because ruth wants him to help preserve her mine, jon says, she signs papers giving jon her rights to the mine upon her death. >> i was kind of shocked. and then she says, "i need something from you." i says, "well, what is it?" she says, "i need $10." >> good and valuable consideration. >> i gave her the $10, and that sealed the deal for her, because she wanted the place preserved. >> ruth's niece, barbara sheffield, worried about her aunt, travels to goldfield in 1996 and meets jon for the first time. >> i just told him -- i said, "i certainly hope that you are honest, because i believe that all of us are accountable for our actions. and so i hope you're on the up-and-up." >> barbara believes that aunt ruth is suffering from the early stages of dementia and should return with her to colorado for medical care. >> anybody that's familiar with dementia knows, once you have something like that occur to you, you kind of nosedive down. and then you'll come back up, but

history buffs, you're up. >>> >>> san francisco mayor london breed announcing she will not stand in theay of sports returning to the city. now phase 2 will allow the giants to return to oracle park on june 15 without fans, that timeline fits into major league baseball's proposal for the beginning of spring training 2.0, and then at the start of an 82 game season in july, but the league and players association are at odds over the proposal and right now there is no deal to return. the boston marathon has officially been canceled for the first time in its 124 year history, it was originally scheduled for september but authorities in boston say it would not be safe to bring 30,000 runners together at that time. san francisco's bader breakers was supposed to run this sunday, but that's been moved till september 20. >> she was being badgered at the finish line 10 years ago that i was dead and there was nothing more she could do and she ignored everyone and kept trying until she ultimately saved my life, so i've had a decade of life that i just as easily might not of had. >> he had no pulse o

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opportunity out there right now this is a back thank you very much for talking with the set was nice a buff enough nor a digital strategy consultant he joins us from member. german government and lift tons of have reached a deal on a bailout cording to the units and from the economy ministry in return for buying 20 percent of the early one shares the government has imposed limits on managers' pay and specific financial targets shares in the airline shot up nearly 6 percent following the announcement but the deal still has to be approved by shareholders and the european commission. largest airline in latin america has filed for bankruptcy in the united states this followed a drastic drop in business during the code in 1000 pound amik a statement from airlines group says that there would be no immediate impact on passenger or court of flights this move follows an announcement last month that was scaling back operations by 95 percent in response to the global health crisis. and just reminder of the top story we're following for you here today on d w news germany is locked in a tug of war over

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but history buffs love it because it contains two world war ii era ships.ext to the uss jeremiah o'brian. it's farther out on the pier. the uss pompomnedo is closer. a lot of the famed restaurants that people head to in this area are not near the fire. but warehouses that these seafood restaurants operate out of are in danger of this fire. we now want to turn to new video from our viewer jack hutton who just sent in this video. wow. i wasn't sure if he was going to talk here. you can just see massive plumes of smoke. that fire just a shocking thing to wake up to for the city of san francisco, especially on this memorial day weekend when i think so many of us were looking forward to taking a break from the grim realities of coronavirus and sheltering at home. now for our city to wake up to this. if you are just waking up, this is a four alarm fire in the heart of fisherman's wharf in san francisco. jones and taylor completely shut down. don't try to drive there right now. sf fire is responding in full force. they are also using a fire boat. they are fighting

buff it's -- but it's about as divided as it gets.eople are feeling the people we elected in government who have no experience in science and no experience with anything like a pandemic are deciding rules that are nonsensical. you have got thi this whitmer governor in michigan who say you can go to home depot but you can't go to church. religion is under attack. capitalism is under attack. you you can't go to work if you want to, even if you protect yourself. what is their end game here? >> i have spent my life asking your question. what is the end game of the left? part of the pans lies in something barack obama said? 2008 at a rally. remember he was elected in 2008. and he said, we are five days away from fundamentally transforming the united states of america. joe biden just said that about a week or two ago. if i'm elected we'll transform the united states of america. the left wants to transform the united states of america. the right thinks we should only improve it. this transformative idea, this utopian ideal is the essence of

buff we've have individuals who are hijack what should be legitimate outrage and they are using it to engage in violence for their own purposes. they are organized groups transporting individuals are prompting individuals to be instigated. there are groups outside the u.s. as a way to destabilize our society. bill: it's a valid point you make? minneapolis the majority of arrests are who live in that state. >> wattage day tores do is utilize others to be the front line. they will get young men and women in the front line with the police officers and throw firecrackers, explosive device and projectiles. the police have to move forward against them. they are hijacking the crowd and hijacking the intent to do the right thing which is to change how possibly we could have a system where police officers could do that with individuals and try to take over the community. > bill: i know you will be with me the next couple hours. you saw a picture yet again of brooklyn. that was bryan llenas' location. in the last 60 minutes you saw the tear gas go, you saw the police engaging protesters and vic

buff it wasn't very big, though. all of the d.c. democrats, the photograph todathe -- the pravd.he truth has come out where does flynn go to get back four years of his life. we where does roger stone go to get his good name back. for a process crime we are going toapped send a team' of progressmen. heading a jury, and speaking out against the guy on trial? that's not a fair and impartial jury. we are going to set up a guy like papadopoulos? the long answer is i think we are getting to the truth. we have people committed to justice. jesse, there is can't happen in the united states of america. it can't or we don't have a country. if we allow this to happen again, this abuse of power, and people are going to be silent because they have a political agenda, then america as we know it dies. and we can't allow that to happen. but i believe we are getting to the bottom of it. barr, durham. there are good people who committed their lives to finding the truth. jesse: and i think it's going to happen. and i'm confident there will be justice. sean, thanks for making sure everybody knows abo

reason i wanted to have a conversation with you other than the fact that i wanted or i am history buff and a fan of your books. there is sort of a future tense connection here. one of the other things that i was really struck by in reading your book however familiar, i may or may not have been with churchill is that you really portray him as a pattern of ukulele technologist but certainly like a tech enthusiast. the character of the professor in the book is an interesting one his role as part of churchill's circle, if you just talk a little bit about that relationship. and the relationship with the radar or whatever it is that we are familiar with. technology was a huge part of what turned the tide. and particularly the english contributions. when we think of churchill, we have this image of him from the distant path. and even people in his day, he was not necessarily technology savvy was on the first thing that comes to mind but in your book there was a kind of an interesting thing. erik: first of all, he loved the idea of secret weapons. there was potential for technology in terms of

we'll show you what yesterday was like for auto workers in michigan and gamblers and fitness buffs.president trump again threatening to cut off funding for the w.h.o. and revealing, he's been taking hydroxychloroquine the reaction from dr. scott gottlieb it is tuesday, may 19, 2020. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. as joe mentioned, we are seeing a slight give back dow indicated down 84 points yesterday, the dow up by 911 points you saw the s&p up by about 90 points a gain of 3.1%. the nasdaq up 220 points for a gain of 2.4% all of this after the news we heard from moderna we'll talk about that and the success they are having for th

those of you who are civil war buffs, i caliber before you, i'm ready.those of you who know about the war know that in the early weeks the craze for the rich style of uniform was a thing and that as they seek to the north they had shorts jackets with friends and red pantaloons and other distinctive options but they proved in military context to be kind of a liability. [laughter] and within some weeks, no white soldier is willing to step these depositions to notify. we can get the black troops to wear them. grateful to the opportunity to have some nice pants were to put them in these uniforms, this is his idea. not just to say that it's has a very un-planning element as well but it points finger at stanton when he's Ãbi wanted to say there are two places that come early into the fear of union control. in most places the united states would lose in the first year of the civil war. but the two places that are within axis of our making easy for the union can to control because the confederate navy can't resist the bulk of the union naval power. and it's easy

those we have lost in battle and now a fire at the end of a pier that's largely considered a history buffsuseum. people from around the world come to pier 45 to get a heavy dose of world war ii and american history. look at that, a dark plume of smoke over fisherman's wharf, alcatraz in the distance, a shocking sight to see as we wake up this saturday morning. we have seen on twitter people as far away as daily city seeing this smoke. we're going to send it over now to on the phone, i believe, we have san francisco fire department public mst of what must be a chaotic morning. >> thank you very much. this is lieutenant jonathan baxter. so the fire came in a little after 4:00 this morning. it was described as a warehouse fire at pier 45 building c. this sits on an actual pier over the water. it is a historic warehouse that houses some local businesses that are related to the food industry. this fire rapidly grew to a four alarm fire, bringing about 150 firefighters. currently, we have this fire held to the actual building. it is still an active fire as we are continuing to try to get a lot o

but to say i trusted them buff the contract let them do it is not usually a winning argument >> yeah.is reminds me of two other deals. darth vader and lando calrisian. when conditions changed, sometimes the deal changes >> the motivation of the company is in deteriorating shape during the covid -- well, of course at this point to say we're a real estate company, i still want my billion dollars i was given as a gift to just go away is a remarkable position for adam neumann to be in, especially when he had another deal on the table. he had an option to go jpmorgan chase. softbank was more favorable because of the billion dollar bailout. they also extended him a $500 million line of credit in order to pay off his obligations he took the deal more favorable to him and then got screwed on it you had another option maybe a little more direct and not up against who you know is an operator. i think the court will say what do you want? it is impossible to remove >> yeah. i wonder how much u of this is really softbank and we work specific or even commercial real estate specific versus indicativ

it will play with the conspiracy buffs in his camp. who consume this kind of crap. but for most americans, it's going to be just a head scratcher. and i don't think just a piece of political advice sot president, i don't think he'll get too far between now ask november if hepts to get in a battle over integrity and hon t honesty with president obama. that's a losing fight. find another dumpster fire. >> it happened when the man was in office. all the conspiracy theories and the fake scandal they tried to bring up against him chl nothing was ever found. this appears to be another one. it really just guiles him there was no scandal. that the obama administration had a scandalless eight years. and his has been riddled with scandal. "new york times" reporting dr. fauci intends to issue a stark warning tomorrow when he testifies to the senate. that's if the country skips over the guidelines to open prematurely. there's a danger of multiple out breaks resulting in needless suffering and death. that is quite a warning. >> it's quite a warning and pretty much everyone with

sent their own recommendations to governor newsom, including seating only families together, and no buff yeas, salad bars or shared food, and sticking to temperature checks only for employees and not patrons, and that would be on top of social distancing or sanitizing requirements. whatever the governor's recommendations are today, he has made clear that county health officers can enact stricker guidelines if they see fit, and we expect that here because the number of cases we have is still on the rise. >> thanks for the latest. >>> the city of berkeley says now testing for coronavirus will be available to anybody that is experiencing any symptoms at all. the city's health officer adds people who are insured should contact their provider first before visiting the city's testing site. and then in oakland the city is expanding the criteria for free testing, and napa is offering free screenings for people who live or work there. on the website, covid19.ca.gov will give you the closest location to you. >>> stanford is conducting a daily health survey to pinpoint coronavirus hot spots. people

it's not about you says the buff cnn anchor, because if there's one thing in this world that chris cuomo't stand, it's narcissism, he hates it. it doesn't seem to occur to quiz cuomo for a moment that he may be describing himself, it never occurs to any of these people. it's never one time occurred to chris cuomo's brother the governor of new york, new york, andrew cuomo gave a pungent press briefing as he so often does. watch this clip and tell us what you notice. >> i think it's disrespectful of people not to wear masks. think about it, do i think local government should be enforcing it and should they be sanctions? yes because it's a public health emergency and i think there should be a penalty. because you could literally kill someone. you could literally kill someone because you didn't want to wear a mask. >> tucker: here that? it's disrespectful, you could literally kill someone by not wearing a mask says the man not wearing a mask who happens to be sitting next to other people who are not wearing masks. do they hear themselves when they talk like this? on some level they do, they

buff is it fair to expect that there will be a large number of people who will forgiforego the mump, measles, rub ella, there this is the first time for a new virus that will you have to do some convincing? >> good point, victor. it will take a lot of convincing. there will be the doubters out there. i think ultimate ply if we look at how infectious covid-19 is, how many people are dieing from this deadly virus. i sure hope this will be a time for people to talk to the doctors about vaccine and their concerns. we don't know if this vaccine will be developed. if it's developed, are you right, there could be side effects. ultimately, victor, that is our only hope of stopping this pandemic is to get a vaccine that works. >> dr. sanjay mathew always good to have you, have a good sunday. >> thank you, victor. >>> it's understandable, isn't it? people want to get back to their lives him to some sort of normalcy. this week "time" magazine is asking the question to how to get back to a normal safety? that is the goal of governors across the country. the next guest wrote this. no economy can

says the buff you cnn anchor, because if there's one thing in this world that chris cuomo can't stand's narcissism, he hates it. it doesn't seem tose occur to chris cuomo for a moment that he may be describing himself, it never occurs to any of these people. it's never one time occurred to chris cuomo's brother the governor of new york, new york,h andrew cuomo gave a pungent press briefing as he so often does. watch this clip and tell us what you notice. >> i think it's disrespectful of people not to wear masks. think about it, do i think local that's exactly what they lecture you so hysterically, it makes them feel better. they probably suspect you know what too, they simply don't care enough about your opinion to bother with what you think. that's all of them. this would be infuriating if these people didn't run the world but it's worse than that because they do. as we sat at the top, may be no single person has done more to lockdown western civilization than professor neil ferguson of london. alex, thanks a lot for coming on tonight. for viewers -- it's our honor -- who aren't stee

the setting a simulation of buff buffet-style eating in a cruise ship's dining area.he first participant rubs his hands with a special fluorescent liquid only visible under black light. he's simulating an infected person who coughed into his hands. nine other people join him. put food onto their plates and proceed with the communal meal. after 30 minutes the room goes dark. ultraviolet light shows that liquid the man rubbed on his hands is now on several surface, pictures, tongs and spread to glassware. three got it on their faces. >> even some basic rules of dining like buffet style eating, we may have to reconsider that and go back to individual servings. >> reporter: after one round the team in japan did a second cleaner version of 9 same experiment. had people wash hands, separated dishes and replaced utensils more frequently. after 30 minutes of that test, no one had picked up the residue. >> if that initial event where that person had the contamination in their hand had used hand hygiene prior to touching that utensil that would have prevented the whole line fro

buff there is nothing traditional this year as coronavirus deaths in the u.s. near 100,000. as lockdowns ease and americans take their first steps into the new normal. president trump says he won't close the country again even if there is a second wave of the virus. and there is good news about the race for a vaccine. in a moment we'll speak with dr. deborah birx, coordinator of the white house coronavirus task force. butri first let's bring in mark meredith. reporter: normal. guidelines friday on how to safely reopen. president trump went further demanding governors led houses of worship restart immediately. >> if they don't do it, i will override the governors. in america we need more prayer not less. mark: as death toll nears one hundred thousand in extraordinary move, the new york times dedicated its entire front page today to covid victims. this as the white house remains optimistic a vaccine can be developed this year. white house says it continues to monitor hot spots throughout the country. focus on 3 cities, chicago, los angeles and right here in washington, d.c. th

to have this conversation with you, other than the fact that i'm a fan of your book and a history buff, there is a future tense connection which one of the other things i was struck by reading your book, however, familiar i may or may not of been with churchill is that you really portray him, i don't know if you'd call him a technologist in today's words but a tech enthusiast and the character professor lindemann is an interesting one, his goal as churchill circle, if you can talk a little bit about that relationship in churchill's relationship assigned to technology, clearly weather was radar or everything that were familiar with, technology was a huge part of turning the tide in the allies in particular english contributions. that was not something that we think of, we have an image of churchill to figure from a differendistant past, he is not necessarily, technology savvy is not something that comes to mind but in your book there was an interesting theme. >> yes first of all he loved the idea of secret weapons, he was a big believer in the potential for technology in the significant

thankfully, she is not a hockey buff. at least i do not believe she is. >> oh gosh, she said go caps. what has happened to american sports? i do not know. i never thought in a civil war conference people would be dying about hockey, but such is life. elizabeth is a published scholar. we need to be counted, white women. published by the university of the north carolina press 1998. this union which is one of my favorite overviews of the political crisis of the 18 fifties. it is quite good. published by the university of north carolina press. victory, defeat, and freedom at the end of the civil war, published by oxford. it is an outstanding book. it is a way to look beyond the surrender proceedings. it is of itch visible culture, how it resided in america. it is outstanding. i cannot say enough good things about it. today, she published true story of elizabeth van lou, the union agent at the heart of the confederacy oracle, elizabeth van lew. >> so i will bring you greetings from virginia. i'm delighted today to tell you abo

wanted to have this conversation with you, other than the fact i'm a fan of your books and a history buff, there is sort of a future tense connection here which is -- one of the other things i was struck by reading your book, however familiar i may or may not have been with churchill, is that you really portray him as a -- i dent know if you call him a technologist in today's sense of the word but a tech enthusiast, and the character of professor behindman in the back ising and his role as part or churchill's circle. that relationship and churchill's relationship to science and technology. clearly whether it was radar or the cryptography and the enigma code. technology turned the tide and helped the alibis and the english contribution, not something -- we have this image of churchill as this antiquated figure from another -- from the distant past and even in hills day a lot of people had that image of churchill so not necessarily technology savvy, isn't the first thing that comes to your mine. in your book that was an interesting theme. >> guest: yeah. well, first of all, he loved the ide

wanted to have this conversation with you, other than the fact i'm a fan of your books and a history buff, there is sort of a future tense connection here which is -- one are of the other things was struck by reading your book, however familiar i may or hey not have the been with churchill, you really portray him as a -- i don't know if you call him a technologist in today's sense of the word but like a tech enthusiast and the character professor behindman in the book is an interesting one and his role as part of churchill's circle. so, if you could just talk about that -- radar or cryptography with the enigma code and technology was a huge part of what turned the tide and helped the allies and particularly the english contributions. but that was not something -- we think of -- we have this image oft churchill as this antiquated figure from the distant past and not necessarily technology savvy isn't necessary thely the first thing that come dozen mind put your book that was an interesting theme. >> guest: first of all he loved the idea of secret weapons. he was a big believer in the poten

thankfully, she's not a hockey buff. i don't believe she is. she said, go caps. what has happened to the american sports scene? i don't know. i never thought in a civil war conference people would be jawing about hockey. such is life. a very accomplished scholar. she's published a number of books, including "we mean to be counted," "white women and the politics in antebellum virginia." "this union," one of my favorite overviews of the 1850s. published by university of north carolina press. "victory, defeat and freedom at the end of the civil war," published by oxford. it's an outstanding book. it's a way to look beyond the surrender proceedings and material culture, visual culture. how it resided in american memory. it's outstanding. i can't say enough good things about it. today, subject of her talk, she published "true story of elizabeth van lew, a union agent in the heart of the confederacy." [ applause ] >> i bring you greetings from virginia and i'm delighted today to tell you about a remarkable virginian. elizabeth van lew, i wrote a biographer of her 15 ye

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