chester, as i mentioned, chester a. arthur was chosen to be vice president because he represented the rival group within the republican party opposed to james garfield. he was traditionally under the thumb of a new york political [indiscernible] guiteau, when he shot garfield, he said publicly in writing several times he said, i am a stalwart and arthur will be president. in the morning after the shooting, when arthur showed up at the 5th avenue hotel in new york city, there were death threats against him. many people thought there was something to it. he might have been involved. he was not, but these people thought that. chester a. arthur did a lot of soul-searching in the weeks between the shooting and when he became president. giving credit where it is due, he recognized the problem created by the very harsh partisanship that led up to the shooting. when he became president, he refused to go along with this notion of regime change. someone shortly came to him and asked him to follow through on reversing some of garf

so, yes, good shout out for chester allen arthur. >> i recommend the biography of chester arthur by scottgreenberger featured in the book called the accidental presidents. >> i always heard there was a plaque to garfield in the railroad station when it was torn down by shepherd, the plaque was then in the national gallery who didn't want it because it wasn't artistic. when it comes to the question of womanizing or whatever there's that category of moral authority. what's in that category, and does that handle things david was concerned about? >> i was wondering about that one. >> it's again an opportunity for the people we ask to do this survey to put a face on it they believe on what moral authority is. again, do not try to make this a perfect survey. can i jump in very quickly because i want to ask a question of mr. stewart when it gets to the impeachment of andrew johnson. should he have been convicted after he was impeached? >> i thought he was -- he deserved to be impeached and removed from office, yes. he was a catastrophic president and i think it would have been an excellent thing

this stuff is not perfect. >> question about chester a. arthur. when there's a reference to kennedy not moving ahead as far as civil rights and then lbj was able to, i thought that somewhat true of chester a. arthur, moving ahead of civil reform, having a change of heart and morality once garfield was assassinated. wondering what your thought was on that, and your research. >> we were talking about this before coming here today. >> you should have been there. >> yes. it was a great conversation. next question. and the food was very good, too. chester allen arthur was actually an underappreciated president, in my mind. and i think david would agree with that. as i mentioned, chester allen arthur was chosen to be vice president because he represented the rival group within the republican party opposed to james garfield. he was traditionally under the thumb, really, of a new york political boss named rosco concord. gateau, when he shot garfield, said publicly and in writing several times, i am a stalward and arthur will be president. when arthur show

somebody named chester allen arthur. that deal created a chain of events, the stalemate from the convention carried over into his presidency. and resulted in him being shot in the back. and that connection to me made a good story. and that's what got me started. >> great now alaska another question but david i want to ask you the same question, you are not a practicing lawyer anymore but what was your push to historian and what you've written about you've written about thomas jefferson and madison. >> my first book is about the constitution and i always loved history because the best stories are there. fiction writers come up with great stories are a fiction and try to do that but we really can't be real life for its saintliness. and i will allude to our current situation. and after running about the constitution, i was looking for another occasion where the constitution mattered. where it made a difference and i thought the impeachment trial of johnson after the civil war, the nations what it would stay together whether

chester arri chester arri arthur and lyndon johnson. during the kennedy years the camelot clan used eisenhower as a foil. after all -- this is harder than it looks. my students would all get this. wouldn't you if you were kennedy's advance man use ike as the counter point. in 1954 eisenhower playing scrabble -- that looks pleasant and lovely. they had to work with this guy. naturally there was a sharp contrast. it looked against eisenhower's memory and against the impre impression given to the public. by the time of his death in 1969, the press seemed uninterested of ike. there was an obituary that said he was more of a figure head than a president. he was, quote, out of touch with his people. he was a great soldier but judged maybe as a failure as president. in the 1980s a great deal of classified information became available to scholar. if you work in the eisenhower library, you can read all kinds of wonderfully juicy details about the eisenhower period. this material showed quite a different eisenhower. it showed eisenhower was deepl

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he then has thrown under the ticket a man who embodies all islands of the system, chester arthur but garfield, a man who is detached from party politics, who made a pledge, born in a log cabin, his big issues were universal education and universal suffrage and a end to the spoil system and creation of modern civil servants. we were supposed to get that vision four months into his pregnant -- presidency, he is shot by a officer who worked with chester arthur who wrote in the letter declaration that he killed garfield so arthur could be president and expected to be rewarded as consul general in paris. arthur has a respectable presidency because the mentally ill woman on the upper east side of manhattan started trolling him with these long letters telling him how loathsome he was but there was still hope for him. she described him in man is eerily reminiscent of the worst characters in the court of king henry viii but told him there is still hope and he gets in the presidential carriage and shows up on the upper east side so we know as early as 1881 that you control the president and th

number 22, chester a. arthur, he left chester in the dust, that's for sure.the moderates combined with personal integrity, with character, and dignity and something that even today americans admire. it is up to us to make sure these values are at the heart of our political discourse. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >>> so where do you think? five is pa pretty good ranking for eisenhower. years? most of you are much, much too young to remember it. i was a kid back there, but my parents sure remember dwight eisenhow eisenhower. i always thought he was one of the cool ones. >> cool is not a word they often associated. great maybe but -- >> we're going to open this up to question and answer. we have microphones in the aisle, or coming around to you. and just catch the young ladies eyes when you're ready to ask a question. i want to start out, will, by asking you, ieisenhower's son, john, said the worst time in his preside presidency was late 1957, when weeks after he had sent federal troops into little rock, just two weeks later, sputnik was launched. and then a

man who embodies all of the spoils of chester arthur but garfield was a man who is completely detached from party politics was born in a log cabin with runaway slaves and his issues were universal education and coverage and the creation of a modern civil servant we were supposed to get that vision three months into the presidency and writes in the letter of declaration that he killed garfield so arthur could be president and expected to be rewarded. obviously that did not happen. arthur and sapp having a respectable presidency because the mentally ill woman on the upper east side is now trolling him and that there is still hope for him to describe him and manners that is reminiscent of the worst characters gets in the presidential carriage and shows up on the upper east side that you control the president and the president might show up at the house. so it has a profound impact and it is a reason who has the system ends up finding the pendleton act that is the modern day civil service. and then those documents and that was embarrassed to tell people they didn't work so they would creat

did you see the bunting on the street in chester? absolutely, yes, it was gorgeous.s and some of them will be quite heavy with thunderstorms, especially later this afternoon and into this evening. high pressure still not far away, keeping us mostly dry and settled. more cloud in the western part of the uk. quite cloudy along the irish sea coast. showers in the far west of england. northern ireland and scotland as well. dry and sunny weather for much of england and wales. later in the afternoon a few isolated but potentially heavy, thundery downpour is said to develop. those temperatures today in the warmer spots up to 24, even 25 degrees. many in the high teens, late 20s. cooler in the north of scotland. this evening we will keep some of those heavy showers. the odd rumble of thunder, particularly towards parts of the midlands, towards parts of the midlands, towards lincolnshire. more rain in the north of scotland tonight. much colderair the north of scotland tonight. much colder air for the second part of the weekend. most of us started saturday on a largely dry and

general douglas macarthur, commander in the southwest pacific, and admiral chester nimitz. dwight diaz and her was coordinating momentous plans with the combined allied staff of the europeans -- dwight d eisenhower. general leslie mcnair, commanding general of all .merican ground forces general omar bradley, commandant of the infantry school, soon to be given a top field command. general henry halleck arnold, commanding army air forces. chief of services of supply with the stupendous task of logistical support for what would finally be an army of many millions deployed throughout the world. the first of our troops began arriving at overseas staging areas. england,ireland, .ustralia on bloody guadalcanal, army troops relieved battle scarred and weary marines to continue the fight. united states was demonstrating not only a will to fight, but the capability of fighting a two-front war against great odds on far-flung battle fronts. on the eighth of november, 19 42, american amphibious forces struck the shores of north africa. [explosions] [gunshots] we were, to use an appropri

chester county was eligible for aid, but not the case for berks. so even in my community, there was a disparity in how aid is disbursed. open andity is not yet we have held the line. , arguably helping to prevent the spread to other areas. we will have to live with this for some time, at least until we have widespread testing capabilities and hopefully a vaccine. allowres act does not states and localities to use aid to make up for lost revenue, revenue lost for doing the right thing. i am a cosponsor of representative bacon's bipartisan bill, which would address this issue. some ask if this is just a bailout, but you can see from my community's example that this is not the case. the republican chair of berks county said to me we need to pass additional aid now. the democratic chairwoman of chester county agreed and stated it is critical that our local governments receive funding that allows them to continue to give services to our residents. i could not have that better myself. we need to listen to our local elected leaders and act boldly, decisiv

what a great street that is in chester and it looks like they will have a fantastic celebration today is 96. he was an raf flight engineer during the war and was shot down twice but survived, earning his place in the caterpillar club — for bailing out of his aircraft using a parachute. hejoins me now. it's a privilege to talk to you today. thank you so much. proudly displaying your medals today. you joined the raf as soon as you could, you were just 18, weren't you? yes. and i think you always really wanted to fly, you said from a really young age. yes, always! why did you have that desire? well, i suppose it was the time i was born. i was born in 1923. the great war was still in everybody‘s mind. i was always taken by the fighter pilots of the first world war. ball and mcmanus and those locked. they were your heroes? yes, of course. by december of 1943, about a year after you signed up to join the raf, you were assigned to a squadron, so tell us about that group of men you flew with.” squadron, so tell us about that group of men you flew with. i flew with six other chaps for most of

general douglas mcarthur commander in the south pacific, commander chester ness.eral dwiegt general dwight d. eisenhower. general leslie mcmayor, commander general of all american ground forces. general omar bradley commandant of the infantry school soon to be given a top field command. general henry hap arnold, commanding air armed forces. the general moved up to the chief of services of supply with for what would finally be an army of many millions deployed throughout the world. the first of our troops began arriving at overseas staging areas. in north ireland, england, australia, and army troops relieved battle scarred and weary marines who continued the fight for the solomon islands. the united states was demonstrating not only a will to fight but a capability of fighting a two-front war against great odds on far-flung battlefronts half a world apart. on the 8th of november, 1942, american amphibious forces struck the shores of north africa. we were to use an appropriate american phrase, in business. the business of an all out fight against powerful aggressors

general douglas macarthur, commander in the southwest pacific, and admiral chester nimitz.eral dwight d. eisenhower was coordinating momentous plans with the combined allied staff of the europeans. general leslie mcnair, commanding general of all american ground forces. general omar bradley, commandant of the infantry school, soon to be given a top field command. general henry "hap" arnold, commanding army air forces. john c.h. lee, chief of services of supply with the stupendous task of logistical support for what would finally be an army of many millions deployed throughout the world. the first of our troops began arriving at overseas staging areas. in north ireland, england, australia. on bloody guadalcanal, army troops relieved battle scarred and weary marines to continue the fight. united states was demonstrating not only a will to fight, but the capability of fighting a two-front war against great odds on far-flung battle fronts. on the eighth of november, 1942, american amphibious forces struck the shores of north africa. [explosions] [gunshots] we were, to use an ap

he left chester in the dust. this leap tells us that eisenhower's style of moderate governance combined with personal integrity with character, with dignity is something that even today americans admire and it's up to us to make sure that these values are once again placed at the heart of our political discourse. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] let me just grab -- >> wow. so what do you think? a pretty good ranking for eisenhower? doany of you even remember the eizenhower years? most of you are much, much too >> young to remember but i was a kid back then but my parents should remember dwight eisenhower and i always thought he was one of the cool ones. >> cool is not a word often used. great maybe. >> so we're going to open this us -- up to question and answer, thinking we're going to have microphones in the aisle coming around to you and just catch the young lady's eyes when you're ready to ask a question but i want to start out, will, by asking you. eisenhower's son john said that the wors

deflected off by the tangs no penalty was given and dortmund hope for an equaliser continue not me defeat chester neuer but there was a sense it wasn't to be their day robert leavened almost settled the time when he slammed the shots against the post. by an inches away from securing a massive win the nerves of the club officials present jangling. but not for much longer when the referee blew for full time it was clear that both teams knew how decisive this result the. problem was not to be realistic by a 7 points ahead as long as nothing goes wrong they'll bring the title higher and all the bring it was a match that came down to the finest of margins. but the outcome is that 10 days after it restarted the bun does les get tonsil rice is old. and just a reminder of our top stories today riot police in hong kong have broken up protests in the city's financial center they come as parliament debates a bill that would criminalize any disrespect to the chinese national anthem activists fear it's part of beijing's move to strengthen control over the city. you're watching t.v. news i'm terry marsh and i'

deflected off by the tangs no penalty was given and dortmund's hunt for an equaliser continue not me dead chester noir but there was a sense it wasn't to be their day robert leventhal almost settled the time when he slammed a shot against the post. by an inches away from securing a massive win the nerves of the club officials present jangling. but not for much longer when the referee blew for full time it was clear that both teams knew how decisive this result could be. to be realistic by a 7 points ahead as long as nothing goes wrong they'll bring the title higher and all the bring it was a match that came down to the finest of margins. but the outcome is that 10 days after it restarted the bundesliga title race is all but over. all right coming right up our covert 19th special with a question is the coronavirus spending chilling a close one station monica jones will be looking back and just a minute stay true to.

concern about returning so soon even outside of germany sergey oh where oh a star player for man chester city he basically said i'm afraid you know because at the end of the day we're all human beings and there's one a bill is any one of contract in this deadly disease and worst of all the possibility of bringing it back to their families i'm sure you know is increasing their level of fear chris heinz or deb you support thank you ok. let's take a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world in berlin hundreds of people have defied a ban on public gatherings to celebrate may the 1st traditionally a day of leftwing protest in the german capital crowd of mostly young people protesting conditions increases over crowded refugee camps as well as the german government's response to the crisis. thousands of extra police have been deployed to hong kong streets after protests call for demonstrations on labor day the pandemic has helped to quieten the chinese territories anti-government movement but protesters say they will return to the streets once the outbreak ha

returning for their fourth day, total of 21,325 bucks, from west chester, pennsylvania, it's the champsit's the white family. [cheering and applause] and from san antonio, texas, it's the tirres family. tiffany: yeah! steve: is that it? everybody's

chester says it makes him feel good just to give back. >> i mean, if we can do this and not only makeaise money, it's a no brainer. i would stay out all night. my wife is like, stop, you got to stop. >> so far chester has raised more than $6,000 for various charities and plays a lot of hits including one of my favorites of all time, "the boxer" by simon and garfunkel. he said last time he played there wasn't a dry eye in the house. >> i'll bet. i love -- i love that he's out there in his swivel chair in the middle of the street. he's -- you said for 15 years -- >> anthony? >> yeah, gayle? >> anthony and vlad, did you see his t-shirt? it said "a boy's best friend is his mother." i like that one. you go. i like that. >> saw that. >> thanks, vlad. >>> coming up, four sisters, all nurses on the front lines against the coronavirus. stay with us. ta sampson vo) i was born during a quarantine. i don't remember it, of course, but for my mother, it was a very difficult time. she told me, "it was just you and me for many months." but she wasn't alone. everybody tried to do what they could to he

sandra chester men would normally be in chico, writing the same bike route that her daughter took theht she was killed by a drunk driver seven years ago, this year she had stayed in the bay area to obey the shelter and place orders, and wrote in her neighborhood, and her daughter's memory. >> wear a helmet, use bicycle lights, obey the traffic laws, this is what christina was doing, but sadly it did not help her, but, we want to push that with others. >> her ride last night was one of many across the country as part of the national right of silence day honoring people who were killed while riding their bike. >>> solano county became the bay area's second area for plans, when stores and restaurants will be able for the next school year, when the state will decide school scan reopen. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us, it is thursday morning. may 21. i am pam cook. >> it is always good to see you, pam cook, i am dave clark, it is may 21 and it is good to see dave paulson, especially when he has a good forecast. good morning, steve. >> go

returning for their second day, from west chester, p.a., pennsylvania, it's the champs, it's the whiteamily. [cheering and applause] and from andover, massachusetts, it's the collins family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash, and somebody mightve

[cheering and applause] and from west chester, p.a., it's the white family. [cheering and applause]

congresswoman lee survive chester the la mayor eric are said to be at our city. he is a first there and a former white house and senate consul de biden cynthia hogan. they are going to leave the process of looking for potential running mates they will coordinate with a network of vetting teams to provide background information. biden of course is says hill to this pretty soon and we'll pick a woman. let's take a live look at the embarcadero. it was a breezier off looks like it's a little breezy again but it was a pretty day let's check in on the forecast with bruce rodrigues debris site. >>hi there cath and yet those winds are continuing to how specially throughout the embarcadero and most of downtown san francisco for that matter i can actually hear the winds outside in my studio, you're my stay at home or cast. >>let's take a live look outside we are noticing today's daytime highs in the 60's for downtown san francisco right about where we should be for this time of year, but every are also few degrees above average about 4 to 8 degrees above normal very little

this was chester.t of the planned ve day events so here and everywhere celebration has come with safety. this street would normally be having a big street party a nyway, normally be having a big street party anyway, so why don't we try and do something here? we we waited until after the nhs clapped, we had a drink, and i said, who fancies some singing. at wellington in surrey they are getting ready for their party. up goes the bunting to connect with a nation's mood of gratitude and relief at war‘s end. connect with a nation's mood of gratitude and relief at war's endlj think the sacrifices people made backin think the sacrifices people made back in 1939—45, without them we wouldn't be living in the world we are today. this is a special moment, shared, collective. 0n ve day, winston churchill said, even if it isa winston churchill said, even if it is a hard struggle, we will not be the ones who fail. we didn't fail. now we mark that perseverance, determination and will to overcome. studio: duncan kenne

>>it also trying to educate chester zoo transmission. >>governor gavin newsome says contact tracing and improved testing capabilities are key parts of his plan to fully reopen the state. next at 5 there's no sign the coronavirus pandemic is over but all 50 states are moving forward with reopening some at a faster pace than others. plus california is the first in the country to offer relief to undocumented immigrants during this crisis. but the funds may not be enough to meet the demand. and there was a virtual hearing on the country's economic response to the pandemic today and some lawmakers are arguing that the trump administration is putting the economy >>how many workers should give their lives to increase our gdp by half a percent that yopi

a concern about returning so soon even outside of germany sergey oh where oh star player for man chester city he basically said i'm afraid you know because at the end of the day we're all human beings and there's one a bill is any one of contract in this deadly disease and worst of all the possibility of bringing it back to their families i'm sure you know is increasing their level of fear chris heinz or did you support thank you ok. and one group particularly affected by the covered 1000 pound him his health workers as well as physical exhaustion doctors nurses and cabinets also have to deal with the emotional strain of seeing so many people die some will service their own lives because of a lack of personal protective equipment or they w. has been looking at the difficulties facing community health workers in india who suddenly find themselves on the front line of the battle against confit 90. every morning this is how dodging the debris gets ready to vote. or she has to protect herself in skull and home washed much as she was it's homes in her neighborhood to check system to medical k

this was chester. not part of the planned ve day events so here and everywhere celebration has come with safety. this street would normally be having a big street party anyway, so why don't we try and do something here? we waited until after the nhs clapped, we'd had a drink, and i said, who fancies some singing? at wallington in surrey, they are getting ready for their party. up goes the bunting to connect with the nation's mood of gratitude and relief at war‘s end. i think the sacrifices people made back in 1939—45, without them we wouldn't be living in the world we live in today. this is a special moment — shared, collective. 0n ve day, winston churchill said, "even if it is a hard struggle, we will not be the ones who fail." we didn't fail. and now we mark that perseverance, determination and will to overcome. it was at this very time — 75 years ago — that the prime minister sir winston churchill addressed the nation to confirm that the war in europe had ended. let's hear some of what he said... th

through to chester zoo have very, very detailed reopening operational plans and progress.adding contacts to operations, just having a card not paying cash, just having a card and i was talking to all my scottish members yesterday through a conference call and they are looking at reopening slightly later than england, but looking at online bookings. even though they are free, online bookings or time slots. coastal tourism has also been hit hard. 7% of businesses closed in many of them permanently. what we're hearing from businesses is that they will reduce capacity over the summer months. 32% of all visits occur injuly and this happened at the worst possible time, just as they were reopening for that easter period. the key for us really is that we believe that the coast will take a 3—year recovery period before it is back to pre—covid—19 levels and what we would like to see is a collaborative approach across all stakeholders to build back better. on the coast. over 20% of businesses are looking at how they extend their opening this year slick so they can claw back lost reve

off by the tangs are no penalty was given and dawkins hunt for an equaliser continued not me david chester noir but there was a sense it wasn't to be that day robert leavened almost settled the time when he slammed a shot against the post. by an inches away from securing a massive win the nerves of the club officials present jangling. but not for much longer when the referee believe for full time it was clear that both teams knew how decisive this result could be. to be realistic by a 7 points ahead as long as nothing goes wrong they'll bring the title higher all the bringer it was a match that came down to the finest of margins. but the outcome is that 10 days after it restarted the bundesliga title race is old but out of a. ok let's return to our top story now you commission president was enough on the lines announced a plan worth hundreds of billions of euros to help member states bounce back from the recession triggered by the coronavirus pandemic the plan includes a 500000000000 euro fund proposed by germany and france based on common e.u. debt fund a line said the fund was an ambitio

a strong gust of wind uprooted that tree in chester county, pennsylvania, and you see it slam right into a house almost slicing it in half. wind-driven rain knocked down trees across the northeast. the radar shows more heavy rain this morning from new york to boston and showers from roanoke to dayton. rain also likely from montana to the dakotas. looking at today's temperatures, highs in the 60s for new york, boston, chicago and minneapolis. 70s and 80s in the south. 60s in the pacific northwest. 102 in phoenix. >>> coming up, why 80,000 people are stranded at sea in american waters. >>> also ahead, refusing to pay the rent. the growing protest movement on this may 1st. >>> and later, a wild ride for these window washers. people at higher risk, must take extra precautions. you are at higher risk if you are over 65, or if you have any serious underlying medical conditions, like heart disease, chronic lung disease, diabetes, or if your immune system is compromised for any reason. if you're at higher risk, wash your hands frequently with soap and water for twenty seconds. avoid touching you

we are now in the process of manufacturing drug dispensing tables for the nhs and chester nightingaled for wash stations are slowing down and the firm will be lucky to get half of its normal income this year. evenif half of its normal income this year. even if it fell more is it is likely to be forced to make some redundant to be forced to make some redundant to keep its core business afloat. before the shutdown there was also concern about avoiding a cliff edge brexit. turns out the economy was flat before we left the eu at the end of january and flat before we left the eu at the end ofjanuary and in the transition it fell a little bit but of course it fell a little bit but of course it was the antivirus measures that really push the economy over a cliff. the official estimate of economic growth only cover a few weeks of antivirus measures but it is already the worst quarterly performance since the height of the financial crisis and the worst month for the economy on record. the result of deliberate government policy to fight the virus. in common with pretty much every other economy

might be a size 40 or 50000000 by september and and a month which is a significant increase so if i'm chester in the university of tennessee could i help a strategy where i'd say to all my students we have for example an edgy test which is quick and easy you want everybody on campus to come by and take it once before you bit again screw up i would at least let everybody know that on that day we've isolated anybody who's positive and then we can continue to monitor is that strategy possible in august and september. thank you mr chairman and i may reserve 20 seconds or dr redfield as well on the strategy that's going to be employed really depends heavily on what the community spread at that time if there is almost no community spread your strategy will be different if there's high community strip spread it will also be different but yes technically we will have the ability and your chance or will have the ability we expect there to be 25 to $30000000.00 point of care test or month available it is certainly possible to test all of the students or it is much more likely that there would be a surv

halton and cheshire west and chester councils, covering my constituency, have stepped up to the nationalchallenge, providing essential services to vulnerable residents and businesses during this crisis. the government promised to do whatever it takes to fully compensate those councils, and councils across the country, yet both are millions of pounds short of the costs so far, billions nationally. how will the prime minister fulfil that funding promise and not return to the dark days of austerity? i can certainly tell him that the government has absolutely no intention of returning to the a-word, which i will not quote. that is not going to be our approach. we do not think that will be necessary. what i can tell him is that we have already put another £3.2 billion, as he knows, into supporting local authorities and supporting some of the most vulnerable throughout this difficult time. we will continue to make sure that funding gets through to those who need it, but the crucial thing, as colleagues across the house will understand, is that the more effectively we can suppress this virus an

saying right now, the new world for them may be 325 in new jersey and 325 on park avenue, 325 in west chester and others are scattered do you see suburban lower slung, sl three stories or less with stair way use making a come back. >> you are describing a distributed work force they'll have the headquarters and satellite offices. our clients now are looking at the zip codes to where their work forces live to decide where to put them. everyone has been getting dense, dense, dense, trying to get as many people in a small space to save money now the workforce wants more space. rather than being 150 feet per person, it might be 200 to 300 square feet per person they'll either take more space in the city or disperse it elsewhere. >> a lot of people say, i'm short commercial real estate it sounds like some parts may hurt but others may benefit. you talk about needing more space. a lot of people won't come back to work in a building. in five years, things will be very different the way we feel now will change, hopefully. there may be a feed for more space. >> there is a new normal there is this peri

joining us on the phone is chester dawson. elon is obviously drawn a line in the sand here. the next step that could happen? he says, take me to jail, if you want to. >> it sounds like it is up to the local officials were they want to take this. they released a statement that they hoped musk would abide by that hers, reiterated is in flagrant violation of them. it seems the state and the county are moving toward allowing him to reopen in any case, so there is a question about whether this those a spanner in the works or will let him produce cars. shery: he has already threatened to move production to nevada or texas. any updates on the front? unclear with a tweet threat, how much thought went into that ahead of time, we don't know. ifhas indicated before, tesla were to build a new factory, for example, for its iner truck, it may be another state, maybe in the middle of the country. movingas his threats of the headquarters, other , that would be a major rework of the company, not something that can be done easily. back aed to walk that little bit this morning, sending a messa

i've been to clara barton house, to hairout tubman's location down in the eastern shore in door chester job and i've been to harriet tubman's home in new york where she died in the early 1900s so i observed all of that and those became influential how i prepared the book. what what's thing that struck me? that was most amazing? well, you'll know, all of these women irmothologial in wednesday but all had real flaws and i don't want to pick them apart but they're real human beings. clara barton had what i call the entrepreneurial problem. she started the red cross, but didn't want to let good of it, didn't want toter take her hand off shark started a company and reached great success but never wants to let somebody else take over. that was flaw. she could be a bit -- she would pull her rank. she was great friend withhenry wilson, a senator and he was not afraid to tell anybody, like rutger, you know, i don't think what you're telling me that senator wilson would approve of. so there was that aspect. and i could go on but i think enough said. they were human beings, real human beings. >> b

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this is also not only that managing the individuals but also trying to educate chester zoo transmission. >>governor newsom says contact tracing and improved testing capabilities are key parts of his plan to fully reopen california. you don't necessarily have to return to the gym to maintain your health walking outside is a great form of exercise and you can say is far away from people as you want. here are some helpful tips to maximize your time outdoors instead of walking at one pace break your walk up into blocks and alternate back and forth between a regular pace and a brisk pace engage your core by squeezing your glue send pulling your navel toward your spine add some lower body strength training by doing some squats or lunges for your larger muscle groups take advantage of being away from your computer and tv by meditating breathing in and out through your mouse and focusing on the moment in addition to spending time outdoors millions of americans have escaped to an online reality to pass the time these days, a new study shows people are watching plane and buying video games at a r

and then late in the day a chance in the north bay parts of northern napa county in lake county a chester showers everything's going to start settling down. and the temperatures are going start warming up tomorrow, we're back in the 70's in the concord in livermore about 73 in santa rosa. and the next few days we get ready for the unofficial beginning of summer there you go temperatures popping up in the 80's by the weekend. getting near 90 degrees. i memorial day guys back to you thank you lawrence, still ahead at 8 o'clock as the country begins to reemerge from life in lockdown. >>the search for an effective vaccine remains details about a promising new vaccine plus another new vaccine trial getting thousands of volunteers submissions find >>injected with the vaccine. then later with coronavirus a risky and potentially deadly experiment and people are signing up by the thousands, it's part of what's known as a human challenge trial. where people volunteer to be injected with a potential vaccine and later with covid-19 the intention is to make some people sick about the aggressive method

>>it also trying to educate chester zoo transmission. >>governor gavin newsome says that contact tracing and improved testing capabilities. our key parts of the plan to fully reopen the state. governor newsome made his most definitive statement regarding pro-sports returning to the state since the covid-19 outbreak last month the governor said that he could not see a way that football could be played in stadiums full of fans us all but then on monday, he said that the current numbers in the state have led him to believe that the state could open up for pro sports, but without fans, he said that if quote we hold these trend lines if we hold these trend lines 49 ers fullback kyle use check is on board with that. >>it definitely be different playing if we did get to the season and have to play without fans that would be a little bit different element. but at the same time that something that we do in practice every day just think the obstacles not being with each other on the football field. and you know to be able to get those reps so reac