all this hoopla in the outer richmond was for connor walsh who turned 4 today. san francisco police officers and firefighters led a car pride outside his family's house. everyone made it out for connor's birthday it seemed, aaa, pg&e, even a cement mixer rolled down. connor was born prematurely and suffers from chronic health problems, and his family says they really appreciate the community coming together for this socially distant celebration. happy birthday to connor. >>> as we continue, a lot of sunshine outside, and there's more where that came from, too. >>> coronavirus lockdows have caused a massive 17% drop in global carbon emissions. an analysis found that there was less co2 being emitted into the atmosphere, and the impact will likely cause the largest annual decrease in emissions since the end of world war ii. scientists say it is unlikely to last and will be a drop in the ocean when it comes to climate change. 2020 is still on track to be one of the five hottest years on record. >>> got a big surprise when they saw this super pod of more than a thous

firefighters drove in with their trucks and suvs wishing connor walsh a happy ay. th shithay

connor, happy birthday to you. that's going to do it for us.eryone here at nbc bay area, we thank you for watching. we hope you stay healthy and stay optimistic.

connor even got the chance to sit on a real police motorcycle. happy birthday to connor. ama, is that the sweetest thing? >> that is. we love seeing that. and it was a nice day to do it. spencer? >> it certainly was. and it's a pretty nice evening as well, although a bit breezy. it will remain breezy with low temperatures in the low 50s. and then tomorrow's look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, you'll see a fairly mild day. but we don't get any really warmer until the weekend arrives. memorial day weekend. and by memorial day, we'll see high temperatures in the mid 90s in the inland areas. big warm-up is coming up, dan and ama. >> thank you, spencer. >>> on to sports. sports director larry beil has a lot to talk about today, including a's baseball. >> yeah. this is an odd one. the oakland a's have a billionaire owner. so why aren't they paying their rent at the >>> now abc7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening. controversy surrounding the oakland a's who have chosen not to pay their rent at the coliseum, at least for now. "the mercury news" broke the story. the c

phil connors initially goes about his life seeking sexual pleasure. he does so quite winningly we could say. it's not enough. you watch his character because according to the story he has to live this day again and again . he is forced to live out and intensified consecration form. this theory of life. he comes to realize soon enough experientially not by reading a book, that the pleasure principle is not enough. he will choose to kill himself. he will choose to stop living rather than being forced within this one theory. it's not enough. it's not -- the pleasure principle is not worthy of his humanity. that's what he shows us. he's better than that. >> let's pause that thought and take a break and come back soon for our final segment of this program and talk about the movie gravity. >>> welcome back to a keen insight into films and a sense for where the serious artist is revealing god to you. whether the artist intends to or not. we talked about this film from a few years ago i think an oscar winner but gravity is based movie. tell us about what you

firefighters drove in with their trucks and suvs wishing connor walsh a happy ay. th shithay connor's parents who were both the nurses wanted to do something special for him. he suffers from chronic health issues. this is a birthday to remember. that's pretty special. >>> was take a look at what is happening with the weather. a nice day overall, we start off with a few showers for the south and east bay. those rain showers are ending , dry weather pattern taking over for the three day memorial day. on the radar right now , a little shower that has fallen apart as its try to move to solano county, everything is just ground clutter, i cannot rule out the possibility of a passing shower , not very concerned about that rain chance, it's looking awfully nice now, high temperatures in the low 70s, mid 60s in half moon bay, and 63 degrees in san francisco with the onshore breeze kicking in it is still windy out there right now at 20 miles per hour. the wind gusts are up to 30 miles per hour. you can see that onshore breeze has pushed inland dropping temperatures in those

not just words. >> reporter: connor said the payments ranged from $2,000 to $9,000. he hopes this will inspire others to give as well. >> we're all in this thing together, and so we need people to help people. >> larry, larry, larry, thank you so much. >> wow, i mean, it's just -- it's giving -- he says it's not a generous act. he says it's more about being grateful. but i'd say it's definitely both. just as a footnote, we're told that this money is going to the least paid employees in his company, so they have to make under a certain amount of money to qualify for those thousands of dollars when they need it most. guys, back to you. >> that's moving gesture and to see the reactions from those employees. >> yeah, and he talked about those core values. >> game-changer. >> that puts action to those core values. >> adrienne, thank you so much. we'll see you in a little bit with "pop news." dan, over to you. >>> coming up on "gma" -- a fascinating economic question. with so many americans now considering leaving cities and heading out to the suburbs to avoid the the coro

we'll hear from ecb managing director of women's cricket clare connor in a moment.oiced by avid cricket fan stephen fry thanking those involed. we wait out the winter and countdown through spring. we are quite used to waiting for things to begin. this isn't easy. we all miss cricket but this... is making a difference. so we will wait, again, play straight, keep guard. so we will wait, again, play straight, keep guardlj so we will wait, again, play straight, keep guard. i hope you are looking after yourselves, try and do something fun every day no matter what that looks like to you. we will wait this out, no matter how long it lasts, we will wait it out, because thatis lasts, we will wait it out, because that is what we do stop and clare connor is with you. what are the moments in that video that stand out to you? what are the moments in that video that stand out to you ?|j what are the moments in that video that stand out to you? i think it was the disability team that ran a marathon air to do so much for a clu b marathon air to do so much for a club that do for the

connor's parents are both nurses and want to do something special for us fourth birthday.r they like to make his birthday extra special because he was born three months early. but because of the pandemic data get creative and reached out to the community. >> there's a lot of emotion surrounding connor's birthday for everyone in the family. so to make it something really just full of love like this, and with so many people just saying yes, we want to put a smile on your child's face is extremely heartwarming. >> along with san francisco police and fire, trucks from aaa and pg&e took part in the birthday parade. >>> lebron james talked today about the restart of the nba season. up next, why he and the rest of the laker organization haven't given up on coming back to finish up the season. >>> than on the 11:00 news, a new bay area police officer is making history. is proud display of faith. >>> how's it going, everybody? coming at you straight out of napa tonight. a tiptop evening in the record room. and you know, it's sports on hold, but at least is looking hopeful. nascar i

>> senator connor is a hero. i can't imagine the courage it takes to be a kid in his shoes in having to overcome the obstacles that he's already overcome at an age like that. i've never had to do that and i'm in awe of kids like that and people like that. when i was a little kid i do know, and my mom had a lot of sleepless nights as a single working mom, often working two jobs trying to figure out how in the world her son, who she loved, was going to have things like health insurance. and i wish badly that she had never had to have those sleepless nights. i wish badly that connor will always have all the medical care that he needs, and it is for you and for the political branches of the governments to make policy consistent with our constitution that it makes health care more affordable and more accessible. and i've never-- >> and we did that ujudge, we did that in the affordable care act which you would strike down if you had the chance. >> if i can finish, senator, i've never spoken against the affordable care

cars, motorcycles and trucks helping connor celebrate his 4th birthday. his mom says birthdays are extra special for connor because he was born three months premature and has chronic health issues. since he loves all types of vehicles, this was perfect. >> to make it something really just full of love like this and with so many people just saying, yes, we want to put a smile on your child's face is extremely heartwarming. >> makes us smile just to see it here. both mom and dad are nurses and have been working on the front lines there in san francisco. connor, happy birthday to you. that's going to do it for us. from everyone here at nbc bay area, we thank you for watching. we hope you stay healthy and stay optimistic. (musica( [ playing drums on glass jar ] >> you did it, babe. [ playing drums on glass jar ] ♪ >> announcer: tonight, join jimmy and his guests ben stiller. hannah gadsby. musical guest tim mcgraw. and the legendary roots crew it's "the tonight show" at home edition. ♪ and now, here's jimmy. >> jimmy: hi, everybody. and welcome to "the tonigh

and fox connor kept maneuvering him so that he could get ahead. it took some maneuvering. he got him into a position with the former head chief of staff of the army and then with general douglas macarthur who was army chief of staff in the 1930s. ike served as a staff officer, and he followed macarthur to the philippines. now, their personalities clashed, as you might imagine. and ike was enormously bitter about certain things that happened. for years he showed restraint with general macarthur. but he finally broke in the philippines. because macarthur cheated him. he sent him to the united states and in effect replaced him on his staff. so when ike came back from the united states all of his jobs had been taken over by somebody else. there he was sitting, and he couldn't do anything. now macarthur was clever. he didn't raise a stink with what was called then the war department. he just did it very quiet wily. i call it a macia vellian moment, it's one of those moments in life, some of you may have had a moment like that when somebody cheated that you respected, or at leas

connor even got the chance to sit on a real police motorcycle. how cool? >> best thing ever, right?ay. when you're ordering food online, do you really know what you're getting? the big pizza switcheroo, if you will, coming up in the four@4. >>> and abc7 is partnering with i heart radio to help support local businesses being hit hard during the pandemic. thousands of bay area store s services are still open offering to help with essential needs, and many are hiring too. go to abc7news.com t >>> all right. time now for the four@4, this is awesome because ama is here with us. >> hi! >> now we can do boy-girl-boy-girl. hi! you guys ready? here go. this is not something you might have thought about when it comes to reopening the economy, public bathrooms. stci and them nfectetacle ndably,eopl m be reluctant to use a public toilet, which could ultimately keep them from going to a restaurant or mall. businesses may need to resort to having a bathroom monitor to make sure people are distancing and the rest room is not only clean, but sanitized all the time. ama, what do you think? would you

connor, how old are you? 11. this is my northern town. connor, how old are you 7.inished piece. —— it must have been... a must have been a lot of time. i saw you smiling when connor read his poem. they are brilliant. no wonder you were so poem. they are brilliant. no wonder you were so keen to make sure this gala happens. it really changes children's writing when they know there's a reason to write. you are absolutely right, it's beautiful. really worth a watch. the writing is stunning. children really take the time, they edited really well. it is all really important for children, a big part of the philosophy had grimm and co that we do this. we are a charity and it is all about writing. we work with children on resilience but the answer really important at times like this. we are releasing that. connor, can i ask you a question? we know a lot of young people and adults struggle with literacy and about using words and those things, what is your message to people about falling in love with words and writing and stories? well, what i would say is that stories, if yo

the birthday boy was connor walsh and he smiled and watch as they sounded their sirens and flush their lights. his parents are both nurses and want to do something special. is mom said he was born three months early so every year they like to make his birthday extra special. because of the pandemic they had to get creative. >> there's a lot of emotion surrounding his birthday for everyone in the family. to make it something really full of love like this with so many people saying we want to put a smile on your child's face , extremely heartwarming. >> along with the san francisco police and fire, trucks from aaa and pg&e took part. because connor as we mentioned likes trucks. >>> coming up, the county moves into phase 2 with curbside pickup at retail stores and we hear from a business owner who called it a huge step forward. >> the last leg of horseracing triple carol crown will be the first. and it moves the belmont stakes to the front of the pack. a race against time as authorities try to evaluate millions of people before super cyclone slams into india. z3vx9z z1s6z y3vx9y y1s6y >>>

connor, you are with us, right? >> i'm here. >> you treated jack.ell us what you thought when you first saw him. this got really serious really fast for him. he went into heart failure. >> yeah, we met jack he had a high fever. high heart rate. and low blood pressure. and he was showing signs of having shock. >> really. no preexisting conditions? >> not to our knowledge. >> and you have seen about 40 children with similar symptoms. jack's case is different from others because he tested positive for both coronavirus and for the antibodies? is that correct? >> correct. we have seen 40 children at the hospital. 40% necessarily test positive or from the naso a pharynx swab. >> okay. so testing positive for that and the antibodies does that show us how little we know about this virus? >> it shows us two things. two aspects of the infection. when you have an active infection and especially one that is transmitted by the respiratory tract, you can find it first in your upper respiratory track. in the nose and throat. after you had an infection what you hop

he had turned it around in a significant way and fox connor kept maneuvering him so that he could get ahead. it took some maneuvering. he got him into a position with the former chief of staff of the army and general douglas macarthur. macarthur was on her -- was army chief of staff in 1930. ike served as a staff officer and followed macarthur to the philippines. now, their personalities clashed. as you might imagine. ike was enormously bitter about certain things that happened certain things that happened. macarthur cheated him. he sent him to the united states and in effect replaced him on his staff. when i came back to the united states, his job had been taken over by somebody else. he could not do anything. now, macarthur was clever. he did not raise a stink with what was called the war department. he just did it very quietly. i call it a machiavellian moment. it is one of those moments in life, some of you may have had a machiavellian moment when somebody cheated that you respected, or at least that you are working with them, and he realized how the world operates. this for ike w

done with the newscast, i have other recordings that i do for the website or social media, thanks, connor, mommy is trying to do a little bit of work. and my children do not understand, apparently that mommy needs 5 minutes. i have to record something really quick, okay? you have to give them some slack, we are adjusting, they are adjusting. but it took everything in me not to just, you know, kind of freak out on my children. dies, go upstairs. my husband was in the other room on a conference call, and i did not need to yell as loud as i liked to, but i need -- i know there are so many acros

. >> pauley: connor knighton offers a unique view of the statue of liberty, still standing tall.ompson takes us on a wikapedia search. tony dokoupil talks with star trek star patrick stewart. plus peter gren berg on peter gn how we'll soon be traveling or not. along with jim gaffigan, steve hartman and more for this sunday morning, the 24th of may, 2020. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >> pauley: the show must go on is a familiar expression in the world of entertainment. but does it hold up when a pandemic threatens the summertime tradition? our cover story is reported by lee cowan. >> there is a creature alive today who has survived millions

we have a new chair of the parole board and there have been a number of concerns raised by the connors family in the richmond police department and by local commonwealth attorney and because of those, i believe, there has now been an independent investigation begun and as reported by a local television station last week parole board became aware of it and in light of an independent investigation into the process by which the parole board made that determination they have determined to put it on hold temporarily and this will allow the removal of the cloud that has formed over this parole decision and there been a number of allegations made and independent review will allow the parole board in mr. martin and in the family and in the richmond pd to move on after that independent investigation has concluded. [inaudible question] >> the question is are there other decisions but i believe it's the vincent marchant case that has drawn a particular amount of attention, alan and it is a temporary hold until that investigation is completed. other cases again that investigation is supposed to be

. >> the incident is drawing comparisons to the death of eric connor, an unarmed black men who died in 2014 after being placed in a chokehold by police in new york . >>> new video just in shows a huge police presence in hong kong the dispersing crowds of people protesting a controversial bill. people surrounded the building or lawmakers were debating the bill which could criminalize the abuse of the chinese national anthem. this comes after spectators cheered the end them after high-profile soccer matches in 2015 . >> just hours away from the launch of the decade, the historic trip coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on vbsn bay area. >>> remember kpix 5 weekly news happening in the bay area can connect you to people looking to help go to kpix.com/together to find stories of how we are better together than story ideas to together >>> the oakland a's are taking cost-cutting measures with the season still on hold. kpix 5 has confirmed the team is issuing temporary furloughs they are cutting pay for other staff members and the news comes a week after the giants announced they will furlough

>> senator, connor is a hero and i cannot imagine the courage that it takes to be a kid in his shoes and having to overcome the obstacles he has already overcome at an age like that. i never have to do that. and i am in all of people and kids like that. when i was a little kid, i do know my mom had a lot of sleepless nights often working two jobs trying to figure out how in the world her son whom she loved was going to have things like health insurance and i wish she never had to have those sleepless nights and i wish connor will always have all the medical care that he. it is for you and the political branches of the government to make policy consistent with the constitution that nick's healthcare more affordable and accessible. >> and we did that in the affordable care act which you would strike down if you had the chance. >> if i could finish, i've never spoken against the affordable care act in congress has a role to play i think all members of congress would say they have a role to play in making healthcare affordable and accessible in the limits of the constitution. before i wa

tonight we congratulate connors l various will be graduating from heritage high school in brentwood,s heading to arizona to tucson to attend the university of arizona in the fall want to congratulate connor and all the seniors out there you can let us know about a graduate in your life go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab. give us a picture of your grandmother, snow which high school and the student is graduating from and what's next for him or her and found 4 is also shining the spotlight on people making a difference in our communities across the bay area tonight's kron 4 hero title goes to megan domenici and her family in napa. >>they are spreading positivity by decorating neighbors lawns with flamingos and inspirational messages such as the silly the kind live read the family says that they were inspired to share the love because this community offer them support after the passing of their daughter last year. so far they have flocked to more than 100 homes, so congratulations to make and the minute she and her family and you can spotlight, somebody ma

we'll visit the zoo with connor knighton. chef bobby flay serves up mother's day breakfast.e hartman, jim gaffigan, and more on this sunday morning, the 10th of may, 2020. 'l momt. ♪ we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic >> pauley: mother's day in quarantine, a first we'd all prefer to do without. for better or for worse, members of every family and every couple are feeling the strain. and learning new things about each other. our cover story is reported by tracy smith. >> right over there. >> reporter: samantha bee and jason jones are both known for their comedy, but it turns out they're especially good at improvising. there weekly show usually tapes in new york city. but when coronavirus shut it down... >> we are go

abby is graduating from maria connor rhiel high school, she's off to the university of montana this fall. bella is graduating from sacred heart cathedral prep in san francisco, she will be attending the university of nevada, reno in the fall to study nursing. way to go. you can send us a photo of your graduate by emailing 2020grads@cbs.com or share them on social media using the hashtag kpix, include their name and where they are headed, and no professional photos, please. you may see them on tv. >>> up next, a rare phenomenon draws people to southern california beaches, we will show you more of the bioluminescent waves putting on a big show. >>> tasting rooms with social distancing spin, napa wineries like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> this evening a fam

these days captain connors doesn't spend much time at the helm you know hands other people to do that job for him. like water salazar who's also been on the job for decades sailing on sunshine and waters takes a great deal of experience. with his if you have to be familiar with the river and keep a lookout for shifting sand banks they're really dangerous. if you run into one anything can happen that the ship can capsize. well it was. small about sa at an advantage in the shallow waters pumpin mainly used for shorter distances they're essentially river passes the tickets are expensive and there's a limit on how much nugget you can take on board the for. make frequent stops along the shore seemingly in the middle of nowhere to pick up or drop off passengers. to. israel galliano lives in the peruvian capital lima with his children and his wife at the piano the family's going to visit israel's parents who live in the town of lacuna us deep in the amazon israel hasn't been home in 15 years. so if. i'm going to introduce my family to my parents. i want my wife and children to see where it g

thank you for the question. >> thanks, connor. we got about 10 minutes or so left and we will try to reason as many questions as we can. sunday, you are up. remind us where you are zooming in from and all that good stuff. >> ok. hello, senator. i'm a freshman in college discovering -- studying government and i'm zooming in from the maryland suburbs of d.c. it seems that when he ran for president in 2012, the republican party has changed a lot. overo you view the change recent years? how do you move forward looking forward to what will be in the coming years? sen. romney: there's no question in my mind that the party has changed a lot since 2012. the number of suburban women and college-educated men and women, many who were republican have become independent or even democrat area -- democrat. union household and so forth have also moved into the republican party. : by cohort, it has changed its makeup. the party used to stand for fiscal discipline and balancing a budget. talking about how critical character was, often we talk about

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connor quipped with software that manipulated emissions tests is entitled to compensation they can return the vehicle and receive partial financial reimbursement from the comic. it legal for the plaintiffs can request compensation from the defendant on the purchase price of his vehicle but they must take into account that the car has been used and they must make the vehicle available to v.w. . the plaintiff was this retiree he had sought a full refund from folks falcon of around 31500 euros for a v.w. sharan he bought in 2014. says it's a great day and a great ruling it's the ruling that i expected it won't just help me but also the thousands of plaintiffs who are stuck waiting to bring their lawsuits to a speedy conclusion if they clog a fallen through. around 60000 individual lawsuits are still pending before the courts is now pledging to act quickly to resolve those outstanding cases. but in general approach plaintiffs in these cases and offer a one off payment the ruling sets a decisive precedent as the 1st judgment on the diesel gate scandal from the highest court in germany. are let

donald trump's tweets it's thought he may make the companies more accountable for users content or by connor's in washington d.c. for us might do we have any indication what's going to be in this executive order. of 1st and foremost legal experts point out that despite the president's threats he has to go through regulate 3 bodies he does not have the constitutional right to act unilaterally in the us so basically that would involve congress in particular to look at for example the communications decency act section $230.00 which absolves the social media organizations from any legal liability for what they print on their sites unlike television stations all of the regular traditional media they do not provide content on those sites is the argument therefore they have no legal liability for what comes up on it now there's already been discussion in congress about this a number of republicans are already reviewing legislation to change this particular section of the act a number of democrats are also involved having worried for example about hate speech on the internet all pornography so that i

a republican seat in went to a democrat, connor lamb. o and behold, they won the majority. yeah, i think 25 is an indicator of the election coming forward. to take that ant one, let's look at north carolina nine. at's look at the election was bigger win for republicans than it was just a few short months prior. an early nk that's indication. also in california 25, they changed the election law. nine ust won that seat by points less than a year and a half ago and they changed it mail-in was only a ballot but they didn't hold it there. friday before the election, they an in-person balanlot. throughout the district, no? their own -- candidate said sherp concerned democrats -- they were concerned out.rats weren't turning more indication that are more democrats than republicans. it's the only seat inside republican will hold that hillary clinton carried by a majority. go by facts, to yes. it's an early indication, but november.are in and i think majorities are won and are not given. 'm not sure why the american people will give the democrats another majority if they lied to and

mark connors of credit suisse.nteresting debate evolving on twitter, a battle between the black swan author and quant investor. qr -- accused aqr of tail risk bets. the other responded, saying he was comparing apples to hippopotamuses. expensenot take into always being prepared for that kind of doom. now we are going to give you an update on what is making headlines outside the business world. here's ritika a group there word news. -- here's ritika gupta with your first word news. ritika: the white house is policies,eijing's halting china for human rights abuses and economic protectionism, among other things. president trump's stepped up rhetoric, saying she should be is behind -- saying xi jinping is behind a propaganda attack on europe and the u.s. chinese companies could be delisted from american stock exchange is. the bill would require companies to assert that they are not in control by a foreign government. senator john kennedy says he wants china to play by the rules. global news 24 hours a day, on air and o

fired during a training exercise accidentally struck a vessel in its own fleet 15 others were injured connor i could be putting targets out in the water at the time. saudi arabia has announced tough new measures aimed at shoring up state finances battered by low oil prices and the pandemic value added tax will be tripled while billions will be cut from its infrastructure projects france is ending an 8 week lockdown with people allowed to return to shops and work the easing of restrictions means that people can now leave home without a written letter but cafes and restaurants will remain closed on thursday new zealand will scale back its rules allowing the reopening of cafes cinemas and miles as well as travel within the country the prime minister has warned the easing of restrictions does not mean the threat is over from through stay when you wake up play it safe remember that wall of defense we built together is a team now reese with every one of us so when you're out and about acknowledge your fellow teammates enjoy being out more and sing others keep it small keep your distance and be kin

thank you connor roberts.g unemployment benefit soared during the first full month of the coronavirus lockdown. there were 2.1 million people claiming benefits in april — that's a rise of 70%. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity reports. the big freeze of 1947, the only timea the big freeze of 1947, the only time a record one unemployment has risen faster than today, when snowd rifts risen faster than today, when snowdrifts blocked coal to power stations, forcing the economy into a deep recession from which it quickly rebounded. the economy is shut down for a very different reason today and 2.1 million people claiming benefits due to unemployment, administers have acknowledged it will get worse. so far the statistics are indicative until the end of march and we will not have a more detailed understanding for about another month, so the universal credit claimants is where we are focusing our interest in the moment, but in the meantime the department is working across government and what we can do to help pe

a republican seat in pennsylvania went to a democrat, connor lamb. lo and behold, they won the majority. yeah, i think 25 is an indicator of the election coming forward. if you don't want to take that one, let's look at north carolina nine. let's look at the election was a bigger win for republicans than it was just a few short months prior. yes, i think that's an early indication. also in california 25, they changed the election law. they just won that seat by nine points less than a year and a half ago and they changed it where it was only a mail-in ballot but they didn't hold it there. friday before the election, they put an in-person ballot. where did this put it? throughout the district? no. they put it-- their own democrats-- they were concerned democrats weren't turning out. more indication that are more democrats than republicans. it's the only seat inside congress that a republican will hold that hillary clinton carried by a majority. so if you want to go by facts, yes. it's an early indication, but elections are in november. and i think maj

yesterday, connor walsh was greeted with a special parade involving police cars and fire engines.re both nurses and they wanted to do something special for his 4th birthday. >> there is a lot of emotion for everyone in the family so to make it something really full of love like this and with so many people saying yes, we want to put a smile on your child's face is extremely heart warming. >> very heart warming. connor's parents say they never thought they would get such a response from the community to make the birthday one to remember. >>> san francisco mayor london breed says she is working on a plan for summer activities for children in the city. the mayor says she will work with other city leaders to discuss plans for summer camps and other activities in the coming months. >> it is transitioning kids to a place where we can allow in some cases some summer activities. >> mayor breed says she knows summer camps are important with many parents eager and anxious to get back to work and kids wanting to see their friends and socialize. >>> we are proud to partner with the san franci

care and to connor twice i've been odd man than 100 for. a young. couple. but i was in the business you know 1st. and when dick made friends i did until caught a bad mentalist in the film sims a man a 11. 000000000000000000000 any what. can one tiny. teen experience i. can i can use that leisure head move again. ok see i see a candidate in the media. but i'm putting the dollar what an even data. well i can cannot know would know what to do with. my philosophy any. rational way. for cannot tell if you count in russian every day and hit out. at noosa. canada thought it was how the thought of how we can move. i managed to marry. but to feel how clear cut. but no one. in the water robot to measure them i mean in the said 3 quarter limit mr robertson our media had that turned in. and. we mean to be playing an increasingly active role in the palestinian uprising carried the outlawed flag of the palestine liberation organization and told to these radio soldiers. most. of the cool. to me. and none of the i'm a ton 100 lame tenters i was a. same can on the heart of

you've got robots that are like i'm going back in time to kill john connor!bots are like, engage. then these bots are, i tell hillary clinton created coronavirus. honestly, i'm so shocked so many twitter accounts that have been tweeting about coronavirus are fake. so many twitter accounts are fake. we think it's people. it's bots sending out information. i need to text my girlfriend about -- hey, girl, did you see this crazy story about twitter bots? i love you. she's so real. all right. i got to take my tv out for a walk, but after the break, we'll look at how teachers are just not having a good time. don't go away. at autozone, you get what you need, when you need it. got a "today" job? pick it up free same day at your local autozone. more of a "tomorrow" project? order as late as 10pm with free next day delivery. getting the job done, just got easier. no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. and we want you to know that the starbucks app is the easiest way to find your store, order ahead, pay, and pick up you

actually on the horus scenario that became reality in sicily in $992.00 and he mafia judge giovani for connor was assassinated in an infamous bombing further similar and deadly attacks were perpetrated in the following months 20 he is later the authorities arrested a fisherman who had retrieved the explosives for the mafia from this city and theoretically there's a similar threat lurking off germany's north and baltic sea coasts an estimated 1600000 tons of old munitions slowly deteriorating on the seabed even decades after being dumped dropped all fired into the water the ordinance can still be so explosive that it has to be blown up directly where it's found. but it's a solution that comes with its own devastating impact. each detonation triggers a huge shockwave and the sound pressure is lethal for creatures with lungs marine mammals that live in the water such as the porpoises native to the region it's. the shock wave just keeps on going through the water column and can still be lethal 10 kilometers away so you'll be turned off people falling. where possible the old bombs and shells are b

connor lamm, with two ms, will kill 2a, voteded to impeach on nothing. a total and complete sean parnell endorsement. however, lamm was one of 15 democrats to not vote for speaker pelosi back in 2019. in a response, lamm tweeted in part that republicans have been, quote, lying about my record since the day i became a candidate. >>> still ahead, the latest over the legal battle over mail-in ballots. republicans are now setting their sights on california. and later, the world health organization is out with a warn background a second peak where the coronavirus is declining. those stories plus a check on your weather with bill karins when we come back. er with bill when we come back. still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums and possibly tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. the republican national committee filed suit on sunday against california governor gavin new

idea of howan confusing things can be in a work, especially to the ending, may 12, 1865, connor dickie sent a message to a captain in louisiana. davis,e, geoff breckenridge, benjamin and other prominent officers of the confederate government, crossed the mississippi one miles above four to adams. lieutenant general longstreet accompanies them. there is no doubt whatever the truth of this information. this message was sent may 12. davis was captured may 10 in georgia, nowhere near the mississippi. stillngstreet himself was in virginia. so things can get a little confusing for the end of a war. and actually on may 24, longstreet asks permission to visit washington dc unimportant, private business. may 25, longstreet would take the amnesty oath, but he was presidentialhe proclamation, lincoln's proclamation on amnesty and reconstruction in 1863. exceptions included high-ranking military officers and all who resigned commissions in the u.s. army and navy to join the confederacy, both of which applied to games long street. longstreet would be granted his pardon in june 1867, and all politic

its ten nanants considered essential here for a cnbc exclusive to talk about the path forward is connorlynn welcome back good to have you with us >> nice to see you >> all of your malls are open. this is because they are open air malls. many of them are grocery store anchored but you also have essential retailers like building supply and walmart, right? >> that's exactly right. we have really transformed the portfolio to be heavily weighted toward grocery anchor centers. it's really delivering at a time like this. most shoppers have been comfortable going to the grocery store. we think that's a good indicator of what's to come when the non-essential will be allowed to open we feel like our shopping centers are uniquely positioned to rebound once they are allowed to open back up fully. >> you've got a percentage of companies that are closed. who have not open either because they voluntarily decided not to or they have been order not to do it. i see in my motes you clekts ec about 60% of the rents billed for the month of april, including 78% from the top ten nantss 40% from those that are

there's his attack on a democratic congresswoman -- congressman, i should say, and veteran connor lamb. the president calling him, quote, an american fraud. just days ahead of pennsylvania's primary. and falsely claiming that the congressman voted for nancy pelosi for house speaker. he did not. the facts don't matter to this president. as long as the lie takes down someone on the other side. there's the president's doubling down on his baseless accusations that msnbc's joe scarborough with whom he has a running feud has something to do with the death of an aide in a 2001 -- in 2001 who hit her head and died in what police ruled an accident. does he care at all that there is a grieving family out there? apparently not. if you can wield a young woman's death as a political weapon. there is a president retweeting a supporter who called joe biden a racist, insulted hillary clinton, slammed stacey abrams, a potential running mate of joe biden's for her appearance and threw in another slam calling biden a racist. the president of the united states tweeting and retweeting garbage on a weekend

connor hunt with the irish television network rte picks up the story. >> reporter: it's a bond between two communities formed in a time of deep crisis commemorated with this sculpture. in 1847, at the height of the famine here, the native americans gathered what money they could and sent it across the atlantic to help those suffering. 170 years on, that good will is now being reciprocated. a fund-raiser for native american families has seen donations from ireland pouring in. >> indeed, as of tonight, this irish fund-raising campaign has now raised close to $3 million for families in the navajo and hopi communities in the united states. native american populations are getting crushed by the coronavirus with cases and fatalities skyrocketing. theirs is one of the worst outbreaks, especially with their income sources shut down and huge road blocks in getting the federal aid intended for them, because there was no initial system for dispersal. the potato famine killed 1 million people in ireland, where history classes still tell the story. families do, too. and where an investment in human

chief walter headley likened by newspapers to birmingham sheriff connor promoted the use of deadly forcemid the civil unrest over 50 years ago. >> well, i have standing orders here when the looting starts the shooting starts. >> trump is now using those exact words in the face of these deepening racial tensions today. trump's tweet was so incendiary that twitter did same when it was reposted to the official account. amid this uproar trump claimed that it meant something entirely different. he said, looting leads to shooting. i don't want this to happen. that's what the expression put out last night means. i'm joined now by kamala harris who served as attorney general of that state of california. your response to donald trump's use of when the looting starts the shooting starts, a quite famous phrase from the civil rights era. >> joy, this man, donald trump, is unfit to be president of the united states and what he does time and time again is he uses twitter as a means of -- as a weapon, to hurt people. and what he does not realize which is why he's not fit to be president of the united s