instead of fire trucks and police and american legion and watchers,ching past the watchers will driveders. they will have fire trucks, police, honor guard, and vehicles will come to a municipal parking lot and drive past the parade and there be sirens blaring, and at the end of the line they would get a bag of goodies, two hotdogs, a bag of chips, and then they are on their way. host: where did you find out how they came up with this idea and how many fol w

we ching to humidity. now you see the high pressure. the marine air, most of the cooling effects in the inner day, and only 19% relative humidity in livermore and 15% in san martin. and temperatures will climb in the valleys and a chance to see 90s tomorrow. and we're also tracking a spare the air day for your monday, memorial day plans and unfortunately, fire danger on the rise as the hot and dry conditions continue to ramp up in the middle of the week. we will have a closer look at how hot the temperatures expect to get and when cooling relief returns in the forecast in ten minutes. >> can't wait for that, rob, thanks a lot. >>> churches are waiting for guidelines to reopen and he could reveal the good lines as soon as torment. in the east bay, people are thankful for one church that embraced the drive-in service. here is marianne favro. >> reporter: today, the church held a drive-in service in a parking lot. >> we only are using radio so people can listen with the windows ep. >> reporter: it was not created because of the pan imic. i

and -- [cha-ching] what do president nixon, mark zuckerberg, and andrew yang have in common? >> this is a really easy proposal for the government. >> what really happens when the government just cuts you a check? soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." with lockdowns loosened across the country, we're watching a balancing act play out in real time. how do you get people back to work, and how do you keep people healthy in the middle of a global pandemic? michigan has had more than 4600 covid-19 deaths, the fourth highest death toll in the country, behind new york and new jersey and massachusetts. detroit has been the hardest hit city in the state, but they are now seeing a small decline in cases. michigan's democratic governor gretchen whitmer has allowed some industries, like construction, manufacturing, and real estate, to re-open this month. jessica gomez takes us to thebad crisis. >> you're good to go, sir. jessica: new safety procedures in place at ford as automakers plan to start phasing in production on monday. >> lane one! jessica: a different kind o

with his boys not ching more than 3 goals per game on average since he took charge flick is commanding the best scoring rate of any head coach in league history directly after the break goal number 3 came like lightning by the league's best marksman robot 11 dusty that was number 27 for the poll. a by and. until the blunders leaders top scoring defender martin hit a agha cleaned up after a corner $31.00. was that's inspired didn't learn their lesson he headed in another street soon in the space of 3 minutes the austrian singlehandedly dragged his side back into contention well flake finally cracked a smile of disbelief. whereas brian may have panicked in this situation earlier in the season they're on for the ball and the flick his defenders also use confidence up front giving the buy in boston a reason to fret. davies punished galson fernandez for his mistake and restored the hosts to goal advantage after the hour mark. because by an hour by end they of course didn't stop their substitute search capri was looking to get involved but it was actually integrity scored for a 3rd time just

book -- came from his experience of bng born around 1920 in segregated south calina l at the height ching, in the height of jim crow. he was the son and the grandson of college-educated men. and yet, you know, he really never knew a white person to have a conversation with until he was in the latter years of high school en in college in new york city. he was really burdened by this challenge of "how do i fulfill my potential? i know i bright. i know i'm capable, but the world around me is telling me, no, i can't. you're not allowed. you can't go in this restaurant. you can't serve in a integrated army." well, these messages were very fraught and heavy for him. and yet, you know, he went to graduate school at the university ofalifornia at berkeley, where he got his phd. in economics. and from that point he sort of began to be liberated psychologically, emotionally, and to realize that despite the color of his skin, he could becom who he set out to be. that was a critical lesson and hugely valuable to me as a woman, as aafrican-american, as a young assistant secretary and policymaker, where

this is the new river and basically brings all the waste from the city of london into the ching tower in reverse so this is why officials plan to put in a huge trash from over there around 50 meters long that you can walk on and it will block all the waste that is right now floating into the river. overwhelming is the problem a seam progress is being made in the last 2 years thousands of tons of waste have been fished out of the river. but the mammoth task of cleaning it up requires the support of local communities and networks. plastic fishers co-founder maura chills is visiting ram down his mantle in his workshop he's checking in on the construction of a large trash boom that will be installed in the chicken pond and. ram down belongs to the precious plastic network which is 40000 members around the world all working on projects that tackle plastic waste activists ram down on the plastic fish or entrepreneurs met through the network morgan says pleased with how construction is progressing but 1st the steel wire will be in the water and reports. on every spot of it's always 2 barrels

some have been teaching a handful of peoples of key workers and others which has already seen 3060 ching staff die of cope at 19 and you can sit here and guarantee that no teacher is going to catch coronavirus as a result of going back to school the only way ever to ensure that you never catch coronavirus is to stay at home completely and when it comes to social distancing and keeping our numbers low teachers ferro be nigh on impossible to keep kids apart not to mention making sure the spaces say well maybe an office has to protect you. for. stuff. and sure. enough. of. protective. use in short supply. in the care homes rightly so you know. as things stand teachers do have the backing of their unions plus the u.k.'s leading body of doctors unions who also it's far too soon to go back to the classrooms early and they're not even hearing any concrete evidence to prove otherwise and do we have got case number smush no way we should not consider reopen in schools how many councils are rebelling against their heads including of a paul harvey paul the greater manchester police for levels of th

howard and i missed on the headlines on al-jazeera hundreds of protestors on mon ching through hong kong shopping malls resuming months of anti beijing demonstrations now small groups of 8 who are expected to form meeting social distancing guidelines for the gatherings and actually been much larger dozens of police officers dressed in riot gear dispersed the demonstrations to be appalling has more on whether the protesters met social distancing guidelines. at the beginning they were trying but eventually they made their way into these shopping malls and.

coverage with constant updates and editorials showing that their viewers and the people who are war ching telling them that this is what democracy looks like now you mention that comment there that that came from the global times which describes himself as a tabloid under communist auspices which basically is a mouthpiece for the government and in the editorials is thrown back phrases like a beautiful site something that nancy pelosi the u.s. house speaker had used to describe the pro-democracy movement in hong kong and the protests in hong kong so they're definitely taking every opportunity they can to show the u.s. that their support for their saying the support of hong kong protests in the movement here in hong kong is hypocritical compared to the actions that they are taking and the united states and the global times editorial also make made a point of saying hong kong had nearly one year of protests and there was no talk of sending the army and meanwhile the u.s. within days of protests had talked about sending the national guard and army in there and they're also asking the u.s. whe

thank you too for ching you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story can also join the conversation on twitter handle bures at a.j. inside story from me sam is a bad the whole thing and i'll just go by. the venezuela colombia border has become a stomping ground for trespasses. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage . to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that perilous journey unguarded through the line of fire. risking it all. venezuelan colombia. on al-jazeera. on county mcauliffe they're rich in brazil says but some opec nations are struggling to make any money right now but then also it could be oil price crash be opening the green economy needs all that plus spoils biggest player moving in on a little piece of northeast england. counting the cost on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to this news hour with macomb fidel adult coming up in the next 60 minutes. operation warp speed that means b

bit so produced under storms that streak has towards shanghai come out just to the science i think ching says to any venture you head towards southern japan itself everything to the north is largely dry there's a band of sherry rain heading towards beijing for later in the weekend forecast for hong kong then unsurprisingly sherry maybe even sundry but most of the forecast to be in the morning was fine afternoons of 3 at least 3 sticky days widespread shasta south of that they have been around sort of waste and moving away from the concentration is probably going to be around java on the southern philippines mostly for the next couple days sumatra 2 and of course you pick up the monsoon trough is moving up so the andaman sea into the bay of bengal affecting the weather in a wet way in myanmar and in thailand so that's why your foreign heavy rain there a big shout sundry showers in bangladesh the northeast of india and out through the indian plane toward in delhi and probably has funnels as knowhow it's hot here it's also sundry is concentrated rain in kerala. challenging the brazilian dic

about money of austerity and how it's a true picture of economic activity and it housetops will be pro ching absolute 0 which means the u.s. economy is absolutely a cadaver it's absolutely dead and i love the i you know that the analogy of art i remember in the south of france they had artists so-called on the border of the sea and they were painting and it turns out they send photos to china and china creates thousands of duplicate with chinese workers in factories making thousands of these replicas from a photo sent to them from whatever location you're in and those those paintings are sent to france and then they they sent back they cost a dollar to make and they sell them for $56700.00 and this is the pretend artist is still like with his bare rayyan and he still like trying to add a few touches to it but it's been for manufacture in china for a dollar so here comes the fed the fed will see that fake artist it's fake paintings as nespresso t. as a strategic can't let fail business and they'll buy all. all of his fake art to keep the pipeline a fake art going but meanwhile the actual arti

he's one of 3 indonesian crewmembers who died along ching $69.00 and it's just a vessel's members of the crew say the men all have the same symptoms swelling chest pain and breathing difficulties they also say the boat's captain has refused to go to port to get them medical care. after more than a year working in the seas near the pacific nation of some oil the vessel arrived in south korea where the men had to go into quarantine as part of coronavirus measures. the. leaders one of them died shortly after they arrived. the men were working for a chinese business the dolly and ocean fishing company they captured footage of their work which appears to show endangered species of fish being caught and shark finning a south korean legal team looking into the case believes the captain refused to stop the ship because of these illegal activities. you know. it's. this. this. the men say they were forced to work for more than 18 hours at a stretch and often for 2 full days with no rest they say they were under fed and often physically abused by the chinese senior crew the indonesian governmen

development does not bode well for the future of these 2 men who are currently locked up and they ching catrina you there for us in the chinese capital thanks very much katrina. is a program associate at the wilson center as kissinger institute which looks at us china relations she says it's likely the u.s. is using money as leverage and its ongoing trade war with china. this ruling has been something that i think canada has through diplomatic channels communicated to china to expect. the ruling is as indicated set that for her lawyers and within china this is definitely a much more than just a case of a one business executive acting in appropriately to subvert sanctions this is seen as a piece of a larger scale. us china competition and technologies that while away is producing and selling and the political ramifications of those products in the united states this is also been something that leadership has loot into broader policy at and policy interests in china i believe president trump has brought joe as a possible collateral in some of his negotiations with china so i think at this

billy very welcome on big position in that particularly if their sole and it is obviously and paul ching couple of places where the indians have their own infrastructure they have their own build up . bases and. glad to leave all that have created out of this place has been in contention because the many scholars have claimed that the chinese have been steadily pushing and and watching gradually on a quantity so i don't see it this is a matter which has to be immediately taken up right at the highest level and the chins must be diffused all right as you say this dispute this morning dispute between india and china has been going on for some time now some 17 years i've been to get a sense that the current tensions could lead to this line of actual control becoming a global flashpoint or is there a sense that perhaps both sides would want to deescalate this especially from the indian side perhaps. well i think it's great to know that since we have not yet or did anything at this level that even there with official spokesmen all well either side have not fully come out that there is a desir

was a very round ching martin june 1 of the persons accompanied her was the minister you know here youjob than that that is denigrating to john brown. can she process that in that night when she went back to the hotel she woke up in the middle of the night grab some paper and started writing. writing and writing a poem on scraps of paper. the next morning when she got up she'd made a few tweaks to it, but basically it was what it was going to be, the battle hymn of the republic. she had it published a little bit later the first of the next year, and harper's weekly. it took off. soldiers were singing as they marched, civilians were moved by its lyrics, and it's finally bringing to the forefront what the union because was really about. the cause of the beginning was bringing the union back together that may be a fine unifying argument, but hardly raises people's spirits. when she talked about dying to set men free, suddenly the whole purpose of the war took on a new tone. that coupled with the emancipation proclamation set the union off on a new track. >> to view the rest of the talk vi

raising conference organizers have called it the summit have called the summit rather have played ching marathon john howard joins us now live from oxford so jonah what do we expect from this budget conference today. well as you say this is a virtual pledging conference being fronted by the european union the u.k. and 8 other e.u. countries really pushing this drive to try and harness global efforts and resources in the search for a vaccine something boris johnson the u.k. prime minister will later tell the conference is the most urgent shared endeavor of our lifetime but not just vaccines also therapeutic treatments and approaches to covert 1000 and better testing and diagnostics as well and they're looking in total to raise $8000000000.00 u.s. dollars in that effort while i'm at oxford university where in another part of the university the general institute scientists are currently far more advanced than any of the other $100.00 or more vaccine trial programs going on a lot they've already launched a large scale trial here and are hoping for positive results within the next few months

that those are chings in the armor that can weaken the system. >> donnelly and other firs responderscknowledge there are professional stigmas associated with firefighters, er doctors and others who need help for anxiety and depression. some actually are punished for seeking that help even before this pandemic, er doctors were at higher risk for suicide and advocates on average before the pandemic, suicide killed more firefighters each year than actual fires. >> these first responders are real heroes and we're grateful to them. thanks for that report. more news just ahead. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - that's totally him. - it's him! that's totally the guy. safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. to those who donate their time. who go from making coffee to making masks. and turn their store into so much more. from al

in american cities for another night with demonstrators setting fire to police vehicles and moore ching through the streets. >> i'm willing to walk, scream, do whatever i need to do to let people know that i'm really -- i'm tired of this. >> reporter: baltimore, reno and pittsburgh and some took advantage breaking into stores and looting businesses. >> get out of the way! >> reporter: minneapolis where it began was among more than a dozen cities imposing curfews to get the situation under control. >> 45 minutes into the curfew, police are launching tear gas trying to disperse this crowd which has no intention of leaving the scene. >> where do i go? i'm with -- >> reporter: several journalists reporting including those with cbs were hit by rubber bullets and even taken into custody. university of southern california law professor said this is bigger than what happened to george floyd. >> there was a convergence of a lot of cases at this moment that has raised a lot of public awareness and made the public especially sensitive at this point in time. >> reporter: floyd's family is calling f

good as t's not as going to a game or going to a game, but ching the people who are at home, if you chance to watch sports, i'm watching the reruns right of the old classic games, and that's fun. but i would rather watch current sports on tv, if it works. governor, what about houses of worship, libraries -- thing.e >> what's the schedule for them? thing.s the same it's all, you know, jammed boats, jammed temples, jammed anywhere, where you have the concentration, the gatherings, that's the issue. remember what we learned, right? made mistakes. so let's not make the same twice.s we have the first hotspot in the united states. it hotspot.hey call before it was even called a hotspot. the first super spreader, before even called them super spreaders. rochelle, westchester. rochelle westchester? went to a who eligious gathering and then a ceremony infected dozens and dozens. the meat about processing plants in the midwest. nd the operation of the meat processing plants. it's nothing to do -- it's the fact that you had 1,000 employees, 500 employees, we have a situation in madison county, you ha

i think you should sell that and be in ching.hat company one bit. >>> let's go to jared in washington jared. >> caller: love your show, man, watch you every day. >> thank you what's going on? >> caller: so, jim, with earnings coming up and so many companies realizing the benefits of work from home, what are your thoughts on slack? >> everyone keeps thinking that microsoft is going to wipe out slack. i think that slack -- i like slack all the way down i take a lot of heat for liking it when it got below 20. i like it now. i think it's still a buy >> buy, buy, buy >> good company. >>> how about chris in florida chris. >> caller: jimster >> yo. >> caller: i have citi at 42, now it's up to 52. should i hold on or tap out? >> which one >> caller: citi. >> here's the thing about citi it's expensive, but it's a buy-back stock remember, it's bad for buy back stock. that's what made it so special for me >>> let's go to joe in pennsylvania joe. >> caller: jimmy chill >> yo. >> caller: i wanted to ask you about data center demand, more spec

could these things be chinging?think there might be, there is probably going to be avoidance of wanting to take mass transit. also we work from home we may have that vehicle, does it make more sense to do individual trips. so we may not have to take mass transit to go to the office every single day. we might want to take the car two or three days a week. that may help alleviate some of the traffic. it makes sense to drive into the office or go see the clients as we all start working from home more often. so i think that is definitely a possibility, that is moving to the suburbs. having more space, moving away from the high density population in cities. charles: of course we are talking about moving out in the hamptons but that is a little bit further away. erin, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. charles: all right, folks. check this out. if you are a small business owner or just an individual with a question about the reopening of this economy tomorrow's your lucky day, at 11:00 a.m., stuart varney will be hol

so that has been one ching we've noticed.you take a look around at the bea behind me, though, you can see that there are parties pretty well faced out from each other. and that's what our interview subjects have told us, we have seen people relatively calm, following the rules. but keep in mind, ana, this is a city, myrtle beach, that had an executive order this past week, specifying that police could have some, you know, some leeway here, some authority this weekend. an extraordinary event, they called it. because they saw some problematic behavior last weekend, with people not social distancing,natasha, we are gratt you are there. thank you for your reporting and stay safe out there and keep doing what you need to do in order to make sure you stay safe and sending the right message to those there. pete muntine is in ocean city, maryland. what are you seeing there, pete, and what are people telling you? >> well, ana, it is not much of a beach day here in ocean city, maryland. city officials say that actually might be working

>> i was it a mutual ching.k their money, and they put me in front of the cameras and told me what to say, that's what i'd say. >> wow. >> i took their money, and they put me out in front of the cameras and told me what to say, that's what i'd say. >> wow. >> that clip from the new documentary "aka jane roe." now streaming on fx on hulu. with me now is the film's director, nick sweeney and reverend rob shank, director of the institute and leader of operation rescue. nick, talk about the timing of this documentary. why release it now? >> the documentary is being released now because that's how long it took. i filmed extensively throughout 2016 and 2017. but it took a long time to put together. her life was very complicated. she was a character full of contradicti contradictions. it took a long time to tell her story in a way that did justice to her complexity as a person. >> reverend shank, what was your relationship with norma like? >> well, first let me just make a quick correction. i am not the former director

anthony hao-ching today from the nash -- dr. anthony fauci today from the of infectioustute diseases. let's bring in bloomberg white house reporter josh wingrove. will know yet if dr. fauci say anything that will be troublesome to the administration? josh: i think it could be interpreted as it, but i would expect it is more troublesome for governors. it seems like he will signal that he is uneasy with the pace that some governors are moving ahead. the question is how the president will interpret those remarks. the president hasn't really objected to those reopening plans from governors. are shows that americans overwhelmingly pretty nervous about opening too quickly. we will hear a lot from dr. fauci. i do think he's been on tv a lot lot,- he's been on tv a but measures in the white house are ramming up right now. just looking at this from a , what is dr.ctive fauci likely to say about a v-shaped economic cover he -- v-shaped economic recovery? is he likely to say that that will most likely the more like and l or a u? josh: i th

coverage with constant updates and editorials showing that their viewers and the people who are war ching telling them that this is what democracy looks like now you mention that comment there the that came from the global times which describes himself as a tabloid under communist auspices which basically is a mouthpiece for the government and in the editorials is thrown back phrases like a beautiful site something that nancy pelosi the u.s. house speaker had used to describe the pro-democracy movement in hong kong and the protests in hong kong so they're definitely taking every opportunity they can to show the u.s. that their support for their saying the support of hong kong protests and the movement here in hong kong is hypocritical compared to the actions that they are taking in the united states and that global times editorial also make made a point of saying hong kong had nearly one year of protests and there was no talk of sending the army and meanwhile the u.s. within days of protests had talked about sending the national guard an army in there and they're also 1 asking the u.s. wh

without facing up to it i would have chinged out. basically setting himself up as a target and see if he could take it, if he would chicken out or not, and he didn't. all right. so guynemer without going into excesses about him, he became a very good spad pilot, fast stable-gun platform, high speed, another shift in the war from turn fighters like the newports and albatross and tri-planes to boom or zoom fokkers, spads where speed, altitude and fire power became important, as it would in the second world war. anyway, his former flight instructor invited him to dinner. and he achieved this cult-like demagogue in france. i invited my ex-student to dinner at the madeline. upon his entry the public gave him an ovation. the orchestra stopped. it was almost impossible to dine, with an endless stream of guests asking for ought graphs on their menus or postcards. the ladies leaned over guynemer wanting to touch or graze against him, some kissed his uniform, his long row of medal ribbons. that's bernard thierry. this is the beginning of his d

instead of fire trucks and police and american legion and watchers,ching past the watchers will drive past the paraders. they will have fire trucks, police, honor guard, and vehicles will come to a municipal parking lot and drive past the parade and there be sirens blaring, and at the end of the line they would get a bag of goodies, two hotdogs, a bag of chips, and then they are on their way. host: where did you find out how they came up with this idea and how many folks will participate, and the reception it has gotten so far? guest: they will have three different fire departments, state police, american leisure honor guard -- american legion honor guard. leaders from the boys and girl scouts. they are expecting several hundred people to participate. the township supervisors had been discussing ways to honor memorial day, and how can they do it? since the beginning of april, they have had a program where they have been giving out free food, and local catering companies and businesses are donating food and people financially impacted by covid-19 can drive through the parking lot, get

instead of fire trucks and police and american legion and watchers,ching past the watchers will drive past the paraders. they will have fire trucks, police, honor guard, and vehicles will come to a municipal parking lot and drive past the parade and there be sirens blaring, and at the end of the line they would get a bag of goodies, two hotdogs, a bag of chips, and then they are on their way. host: where did you find out how they came up with this idea and how many folks will participate, and the reception it has gotten so far? guest: they will have three different fire departments, state police, american leisure honor guard -- american legion honor guard. leaders from the boys and girl scouts. they are expecting several hundred people to participate. the township supervisors had been discussing ways to honor memorial day, and how can they do it? since the beginning of april, they have had a program where they have been giving out free food, and local catering companies and businesses are donating food and people financially impacted by covid-19 can drive through the parking lot, get

taping between then vice president biden and zalinsky's predecessor president poor chen co-afte poor chingos fired. responded to the "the washington post" who reported on this saying they heavily edited this and it's still a nothing-burger that landed with a thuvmentd biden has previously acknowledged a role in ousting that prosecutor. and fox news has not confirmed the authenticity of these recordings. as for that subpoena. blue star strategies sent a letter late yesterday to the committee saying they intend to fully cooperate. brian, ainsley, steve? ainsley: all right. good deal. thank you so much, griff. let's bring in gregg jarrett fox news legal analyst. hey, gregg. >> hey, anxiously, good to see you. ainsley: good to see you too. joe biden said to a local wisconsin station he said this is just the grate diversion. what's he doing to help the state of wisconsin? what's he doing to deal with the fact that small businesses are shuttering? what's he doing with the businesses this is classic trump play is is divert, divert, divert. if you ask these guys they are saying we want to review i

if you start to weaken the dollar as reserve currency, that would be a ching can chink in the armor. is a truism in the previous deck caught that china owed a tremendous amount of our debt. this he really cut down on that, we have, 18, 19 in actual debt that is less than total public debt which includes worthless ious to the social security administration. there is actual public debt, the chinese own 1/20, 1/18 of that. that it is not big as people think. stuart: at the end of the day you think we will make china pay, but also at the end of the day i don't think they will ever admit to their faults, last word to you? >> it is a communist system at the end of the day. the soviet union went down without ever admitting it. they will keep lying, that is what they do. they are duplicitous. not only american people know the reality but the chinese people know the reality too. stuart: but you say we will screw them. >> highly technical phrase. stuart: thank you for joining us. >> thank you, stu. stuart: joe biden still hasn't announced his vice-presidential pick, the question i'm raising is