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general darrell armstrong is taking a hit in pre-market trading. earnings in revenue fell short delayed deliveries of their gulf stream business jets you might think itwould get more play at this point, wouldn't you think, sorkin, long gulfstream no one is -- ceos and important people need to travel. no one, no shareholder at this point will say why do you need fat cat travel at this point you got to go -- >> i don't know. it depends what industry you're in the you're laying off employees you better not be. i'm laying off employees and i'll take the private jet. >> i always believe them, you know, long before this that if they got places to go all around the middle of the country, that aren't readily accessible by, you know, by major airports and they need to go to these places,

mayor darrell steinrg says this effort help speeup a sheltering process that could have taken the state years to do the covid crisis. >>has gin us together an unprecedented opportunity to move up that timeline in a most appropriate and aggressive way project ro key builds on the state's work that began earlier this year to purchase d provide hundreds of emergency trailers as temporary shelter to this was the crisis we ned to address before. >>the covid-19 crisis and we're not walking away from meeting that crisis head on the state aimingto keep homelessness at the p of its priority list in sacramento, hley zavala kron 4 news. >>the pandemic of course has been creating a lot of upaval in the job market companies are also hiring kron four's rob fladeboe has that story. >>the coronavirus is killing people d jobs. the u.s. economy lost 700,000 jobs in

former california congressman, darrell issa. >> thank you for accommodating the contain' here in california. -- the containment in california. liz: there is a bipartisan brush to get manufacturing of medical supplies back here in the united states. could this be a first step to do that, to use the dpa to ramp up u.s. manufacturing here. >> it's a good way to exercise our capability. but unless we continue to need ventilators in land quantity, these are industries that will switch back. here in the united states and the rest of north america and mexico, there is tremendous capability to manufacture things that are currently being

allie, tell us more about darrell and his singing. well, darrell... ithink we shower! he... and i think... ithink we need that, don't we? we live these ordinary lives doing ordinary jobs, but actually having a creative way to express ourselves is really important, and music was really important, and music was really important to him. he loved performing, and he loved performing with a group as well. he belongs to the church choir, and also to the police choir, so people said, are you a policeman? to be honest, he would sing with any choir at all that had a space for him! a few weeks ago, before he died, before the lockdown, darrell was the only person who sang, and you know what it is light, when it is time to sing hymns, everyone mumbles or says, i don't really know this one, and darrell was belting it out! i don't think he believed in singing quietly. it was a real let go, joys experience. thank you so much to both of you for sharing such wonderful memories, darrell and liam. you say your cousin is on a ventilator, i hope you get better news about y

. >> reporter: darrell ramos' son taylor is one of the outliers. young, otherwise healthy before covid-19. the 26-year-old flight attendant on a ventilator for yearly two weeks. >> one of the hardest things is when he's asking, if i go on the ventilator, do you know how long i'm going to be on it? >> reporter: taylor's family stayed in touch the only way they could. >> hey, taylor, this is dad and mom. >> reporter: anxiously awaiting any call from the hospital. >> hello, this is darrell. >> reporter: the doctor has good news. taylor is now breathing on his own. >> oh, that is awesome. >> reporter: then the moment they're all waiting for. >> hello, taylor? hey. oh, taylor! >> can you say, hi, mom? >> hi, mom. >> oh! awesome! >> reporter: so many families across this country battling this disease together, but apart. amanda's husband titou is now home after three weeks in the hospital. what was that moment like for both of you? >> it was the most joy i've ever felt. it really was. it felt like everything was whole finally again. >> it felt like i was

, darrell. >> caller: this is darrell in music city god bless you, jim and your family thanks for all do. >> thank you >> caller: need to know your favorite heirloom in your garden and tender morgan. >> look, i'm still a jersey beef steak guy. i like the german ones it's a particular name okay, kinder morgan i do not like i don't like natural gas any more it doesn't work for me why doesn't it work? because there is just too much supply >>> and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> when this is all over -- by the way, it does end -- what goes back to normal and what's forever changed? once we get through the pandemic, we're going out for cocktails, watch plays, movies, baseball games might take time for people to feel confident about those large venues but there are other behaviors that simply won't go back. we know the obvious. remote working soon video cisco's webex, ring central allow us to communicate with each other reliably via video chat it's not science ficti

a few final points before i bring over the head of our homeless task force, mayor darrell steinberg, to say a few words. it is important to note as well that this is also an operation supported by the federal government. of direct grants have come from that to trillion dollar federal stimulus and that as additional resources that we will be quickly dispersing around the state of california to augment some of the concerns around these facilities being temporary. $118.5 billion dollars. this is wonderful for three or four months to get us through this crisis but what happens after that? your county leader saying i'm not sure we are in a position to have resources to continue this operation. that is why the federal dollars are important and why i am highlighting them. and i want folks to know that at the county level and city level, this is the crisis we need to address before the covid-19 crisis and we are not walking away from meeting that crisis head-on as we move through this process and that is why these operating agreements for these occupancy agreements in places like this includ

darrell steinberg. thank you very: much. you,e begin by thanking you often talk and have talked frequently over these last days about californians meeting the moment. you are meeting the moment, and more than meeting the moment, in every way here. we are grateful, and proud that you are at the helm, and that you are leading not just on this caruso -- crucial issue, but on every other aspect of this unprecedented situation. thank you. it was a little less than eight weeks ago, i believe, that you stood in the state capital and delivered a state of the state address. what was unique about it was that it was the first time that every -- anyone could remember that i governor would devote nearly all of his his -- his or her address the issues of homelessness or mental health. you called it crisis, and as you said a moment ago, your work with the legislature has put forward hundreds of millions of dollars before the crisis for cities and counties to be able to get people off of the streets, indoors, to serve their needs, to addres

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we'll talk to former house oversight committee chair darrell issa about this head-spinner.for a bit, but that doesn't mean you're in this alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. we're also offering flexible payment options for those who've been financially affected by the crisis. we look forward to returning to something that feels a little closer to life as we knew it, but until then you can see how we're here to help at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] ♪. >> i don't think they're going after him hard. i don't know anything about it. i don't know exactly. i think he should respond, you know. it's, it could be false accusations. i know all about false accusations. i've been falsely charged numerous times. elizabeth: president trump weighing in on the escalating controversy over joe biden and sexual assault allegations, basically weighed against him by tara reade. let's bring in our next guest former house oversight committee chair and current congressional candidate darrell issa. nancy pelosi today dismissed

darrell, would you be looking in those aspects like the traditional investing wisdom goes, you want to buy what everybody's hating typically, right? >> that's true, and perhaps over the long term but right now in the midst of a recession we would still be underweight industrials en, energy, materials. we would be overweight technology, consumer discretionary, health care and some financials, as well we think those are the better up quality fortress balance sheet that is when the economy turns back on can give you defensive names, maybe the exception is financials which have taken it hard and the reality is though when they're trading at half of tangible books, when you're getting the dividend yield, we think that's a nice value play here at today's levels. >> you mentioned that you are overweight technology with the fortress balance sheets. would anything in earnings this week change your mind? >> no, i don't think so. because again, i think you will probably see decent earnings numbers, the theme so far over the last day or two but if you look at the broad season, kelly, we came in ri

the failures of the iran nuclear darrell are legion and 1 -- iran nuclear deal are legion and what is now upon us. china, russia, and other countries can outsell significant weapon systems to the iranians in october of this year. this is not far off, not some fantasy. is anyone think that the nation today that is conducting terror campaigns by that lebanon has the law or iraqi shiite movements and firing missiles should be allowed to purchase conventional weapons systems in a few months? we are urging our it three partners to take action within their capacity. we will work with the u.n. security council to extend the prohibition onto those arms sales. if we cannot get anyone else to act, the united states is about awaiting every possibility about how we might do that. i am not trying to be too clever. your question was about us as a participant. the un security council clear.ion 2231 was we do not have to declare ourselves as a participant. it is on a big u.s.. united states is a participant in that you and security-it is there in the language. it is not fancy, it is just reading. it

. >> hello, this is darrell. >> reporter: the doctor has good news. taylor is now breathing on his own. >> oh, that is awesome. >> reporter: then the moment they're all waiting for. >> hello, taylor. hey. oh, taylor! >> can you say, hi mom. >> hi, mom. >> oh! awesome! >> reporter: so many families across the country battling this disease together, but apart. hospit.s husband is now hometer what wt momt like for both of you? >> it was the most joy i ever felt. it really was. felt like everything was whole finally again. >> felt like getting out of jail. >> reporter: those precious video chats with his wife and three little girls keeping him going. even the doctors noticed. >> but he was still on the ventilator. it was one of the times i called and they put the phone by his ear and the doctor happened to be in the room, and they said, oh, my gosh, look, his eyes are fluttering, when i was talking to him. >> reporter: his nurse told us every time he heard his wife's voice, even if a medically induced coma, his oxygen levelled rose. the healing of love. >

mayr darrell steinberg says this effort help speed up the sheltering process that could have taken the state years to do the covid crisis. >>has given us together an unprecedented opportity to move up that tiline in a aggressive way project room key builds on the state's work that began earlier this year hundreds of emergency trailers as temporary shelter to homeless across california. this was e cris we need to address before. >>t covid-19 crisis and we're not walking away from meeting that crisis head on e state aiming to keep melessness at the toof its priority list in sacramento, ashley vala kron 4 news. >>there is growing concern in san francisco about w the city's meless population will cope with the coronavirus kron four's charles clifford has details. >>well here in san frcisco on friday mayor london breed hela press conference here at the musk only center ich habecome the city's emergency opetion center. also here today were protesters outside iving around the building honking their horns. they we asking that the city beg moving homels folks into empty francisco. they're also

quiet has descended on the state that sees over 100000000 visitors a year president donald trump's darrelle golf club is among those forced to lay off staff advocates for those that work in the service and hospitality business say this is a crisis unlike any other active times our workers barely get by and folks are working poor you know 9101112 dollars an hour they don't have any savings no fault of their we have a lot of members who are 2 or 3 jobs these are incredibly hard working people. i when you have wages that are in that level you are barely able to pay your rent. and raise some are trying to adapt to a rapidly changing economic reality hundreds of thousands of others are desperate to get financial help from a state benefit system unprepared for a crisis on this scale florida's unemployment claims system is overwhelmed with out of work workers saying websites have crashed and phone calls don't get answered the system designed by republican leaders has been criticized for reducing the amount of unemployment tax paid by businesses benefits to a meager with claimants only getting $275

mayor darrell steinberg says this effort he speed up the have taken the state years to the covid crisis. >>has given us together an unprecedented portunity to moveup at timeline in a most apopriate and aggressive way proct room key builds on the state's wok that began earlier this year to purchase and provide ndreds of emergency trailers as temporary shelter to homeless acroscalifornia. ths was the crisis we need to address before. >>the covid-19 crisis and we're not walking away from meeting that crisis head on the state aiming to keep melessness at the top of its priority li in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 ne. and in san francisco today, mayor breed spoke about what is beindone to help protect the city's homele population. >>shield a virtual press conference from the miss connie center whh is now become the city's emergency operations cente it's the outside though there are protesters honking their horns asking thecity tbegin moving homeless people into empty tel rooms across san ancisco. mayor breed says those hot rooms are being kept open in case there's a surge in coronavirus p

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mayor darrell steinberg says this effort help speed up the sheltering process that could have taken thetate years to do the covid crisis. >>has given us together an unprecedented opportunity to move up that timeline in a most appropriate and aggressive way project room key builds on the state's work that began earlier this year to purchase and provide hundreds of emergency trailers as temporary shelter to homeless across california. this was the crisis we need to address before. >>the covid-19 crisis and we're not walking away from meeting that crisis head on the state aiming to keep homelessness at the top of its priority list in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. and now time for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco, yeah, not much going on that is what we do these days says korea. >>look there's beautiful picture the bay bridge shar meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez working from home on what appears to be a wet weekend in store. >>yeah for big stand home weather but for now the calm before the storms that i'm tracking this weekend grant

it's every other night i was on just last night with everyone from kevin faulconer and san diego to darrell steinberg d-sacramento and we share bestpractices we lobby the state and federal government for our needs and ithas been a great sense of hope for just how we are all banding together and meeting th moment. >>you probably know you're probably aware of the ne statistics that came out this morning, the shw at let in california that the curve is appearing to be flatteningou just a little bit and also that the number of cases and the number of fatalities may be much less than we had previously thoug. very hopeful but it's ident that what we're doing is let up we all know that these next few weeks are critical. you saw me yesterday orting my red bandanna opiate got to cover our uths and noses when we go out in public we've got to take social distancing seriously, especially in our outdoor aces around lake merritt where we know lots of people like to come and jog and walk you seen that we've closed all of our playground equipment don't serviceout in e public minimize your opping and please

and darrell davis is a black jazz musician who convinced 200 members of the kkk to abandon the movement. there is a lot of examples of the strategies being powerful with that community aspect. the person that you demonized shows you is not who you thought they were and it has his cognitive dissidents that actually does cause people to change their views. >> see you cap people at distance on twitter when you first got on their and responding to all these different things, did you have guidelines or free will with what you are allowed to do was there some way looking over your shoulder when you were discussing what was being said? what was the interaction within your family and the guidelines that they had that you were given free will? >> i was 23 at the time i was still at home my desk was 5 feet away from my mother's so i guide on twitter after i read an article on cnn. i was the only one on twitter for a year or year and a half. i would always read my post in front of my mother initially but then i saw that as a way of communicating with people that did not require distortion. so i tr

. >> darrell, just to play devil's advocate, even the fact that dr. fauci, who's been very cautious and open about, you know, how painful this is going to be for our country, is talking about an opening of the economy. the fact that governor cuomo is talking about it, yes, they're tentative and early and the numbers are still devastating, but the fact that conversation has moved there, doesn't that give you optimism? doesn't that change the trajectory >> yeah. i mean, let me be clear, sara. it is very optimistic we may be opening the economy hopefully sooner rather than later and he v rehitting the start button if you add up the optimism, it's better coronavirus case, hope for this opec plus deal coming later this week or early next. it's more stimulus out of washington it's more clarity on elections so the headlines this week have been overwhelmingly positive so it doesn't surprise me the market's reaction. that said, discussing a plan to reopen the markets still is a long way from, a, reopening the economy, and, b, repairing what's probably going to

darrell, what do you make of this back-and-forth over funding for the world health organization?hatever people's views on it, do you think now is the time to be waging it in the middle of fighting this pandemic? >> well, there's always a good time to wage the argument about whether or not you are getting the truth and facts, whether you can rely on it. let's remember they already have nearly a billion dollars of our money in their operating fund. the cdc and all these other agencies are taking care of the united states so essentially, we have given them a gift to help the rest of the world but let's understand, if there is simply going to be a billboard for information coming from member countries, you can run a billboard for less than billions of dollars. if they are going to be a source of real analytical research and medicine and people who they dispatch to get the truth, that's what we paid for and ten years ago, i visited them during a previous minor pandemic by comparison and they told me then that they didn't have the ability to stop a pandemic, only to spot it early and a

mayor darrell steinberg says this effort help speed up the sheltering process that could have taken the state years to do the covid crisis. >>has given us together an unprecedented opportunity to move up that timeline in a most appropriate and aggressive way project room key builds on the state's work that began earlier this year to purchase and provide hundreds of emergency trailers as temporary shelter to homeless across california. this was the crisis we need to address before. >>the covid-19 crisis and we're not walking away from meeting that crisis head on the state aiming to keep homelessness at the top of its priority list in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. the state is ramping up testing for covid-19 even has a backlog of nearly 60,000 pendi tests gross. >>delays in getting results can be as long as 12 days, postponing necessary treatment for some the state has reported that result of nearly 2 thirdsof the 90,000 tests administered are still pending. governor newsome acknowledged that the backlog is part of a broader national problem for the first time in recent history,

not you again, darrell we already talked."hael jackson's famous white glove was auctioned off for $100,000 the buyer was like, "great, i just need one more and i can go to the grocery store." a new trend during the pandemic is a lot of people are having their wedding ceremonies over zoom new couples say they'll never forget the moment when the priest said, you may now -- the bride. meanwhile, a couple in michigan got married and they filled the church pews with cardboard cutouts of people. it was all fun until the priest asked if there were any objections and one of the cutouts raised its hand. a county in florida is reminding residents to remain -- to maintain a distance of at least one large alligator between each other. that's right, a county in florida is reminding residents to maintain a distance of at least one large alligator between each other while in l.a. they're asking people to keep a distance of at least three kevin harts. and finally, today new york city closed all its dog parks, which should explain why your nei

and proud that's mayor of sacramento and leading the efforts throughout state of california, darryl darrell steinberg. >> reporter: thank you very much, governor. let me begin by thanking you. you often talk and have talked frequently over these last days about californians meeting the moment. you are meeting the moment. and more than meeting the moment in every way here. and we're grateful and proud that you are at the helm and that you are leading not just on this crucial issue of homelessness but on every other aspect of this unprecedented situation. so thank you. it was a little less than eight weeks ago, i believe, that you stood in the state capital and you delivered the state of the state address. what was unique about that state of state address, it was the first time anyone could remember that a governor would devote nearly all of his or her address to the issues ever homelessness and mental health. and you called it a crisis and, as you said a moment ago, your work with the legislature has put forward hundreds of millions of dollars before the crisis for sees and counties ab stree

president donald trump's darrelle golf club is among those forced to lay off staff advocates for those that work in the service and hospitality business say this is a crisis unlike any other after times our workers barely get by and folks are working for you know $9101112.00 an hour they don't have any savings there we have a lot of members who are 2 or 3 jobs these are incredibly hard working. when you have wages that are in that level you are barely able to pay your rent. some are trying to adapt to a rapidly changing economic reality hundreds of thousands of others are desperate to get financial help from a state benefit system unprepared for a crisis on this scale florida's unemployment claims system is overwhelmed with out of work workers saying websites have crashed and phone calls don't get answered the system designed by republican leaders has been criticized for reducing the amount of unemployment tax paid by businesses benefits to a meager with payments only getting $275.00 a week is sort of around 400000 people have managed to file a claim it's not known how many have tried

mayor darrell steinbg says this effort help speed up the have taken the state years to do the covid crisis. >>has given us together an unprecedented opportunity to move up that timeline in a key builds on the state's work that began earlier th year to purchase and provide hundreds of emergency trails as temporary shelter to homeless across california. this wa the crisis we need to dress before. >>the covid-19 crisis and we're not waing away from meeting that crisis he on the state aiming to keep homelesess at the top of its priority list in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>coming up he was reassigned for telling everybody that there were people on his sh suffering with the coronavirus that you can see the people cheering. hamm as he was e reassigned we'll have more on a santa rosa dated ver lost his job over a warning the on. and the navy and we're make your mask a face yocan coverings for when you go out in public. bush and uff you ca find a home easily. i've dcoved that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're diovering new things to do in

. >> reporter: councilman darrell clarke says there are many reasons people of kocolor of bearing therunt of covid-19. >> you look at all the structural issues around the health care inequalities, lower income jobs. it tends to impact individuals in neighborhoods of color a lot more than it does in other neighborhoods. >> reporter: and clarke says people of color tend to be on the front lines with jobs leaving them exposed. >> we have individuals that are working in these jobs in retail, in supermarkets, in stores around that are still allowed to be open. those people have to deal with the public on a consistent basis. they are more likely to come in contact with somebody that may be affected than other people. >> we're also told generalized mistrust in the government from generations are feeling marginalized, may be playing a role of why it's more difficult to get these messages to minority groups which is why you see folks like majeedah rashid using phone banks to speak to the elderly. they just want to hear a trusted local voice and they are afraid right now. >> you can understand

objective, which is to get the economy moving and make lives around the world better >> thank you >> darrell, chairman of continental resources also out of oklahoma city thanks for having this moeeting it's to timely and necessary really appreciate your leadership also the friendship that you've kept with the saudis saudi prince and also putin. i know those haven't been easy sometimes, but at this time, it was particularly needed. i we're about 10,000 companies of individuals it's great, great job you're doing i think putin and the crown prince want something to happen badly. it's certainly terrible for them, too. i've spoken to both of them and we'll tell you about that later on thank you very much. >> jeff hildebrand, founder of chairman of appropriate energy we're the only private company here this is the company that's base ed in houston. domestic only exploration of production company and i'm really here today to represent the independent energy companies. the family owned businesses that are in this industry and to give you really that perspective and add to the conversation in that re

general darrell armstrong is taking a hit in pre-market trading.in revenue fell short delayed deliveries of their gulf stream business jets you might think itwould get more play at this point, wouldn't you think, sorkin, long gulfstream no one is -- ceos and important people need to travel. no one, no shareholder at this point will say why do you need fat cat travel at this point you got to go -- >> i don't know. it depends what industry you're in the you're laying off employees you better not be. i'm laying off employees and i'll take the private jet. >> i always believe them, you know, long before this that if they got places to go all around the middle of the country, that aren't readily accessible by, you know, by major airports and they need to go to these places, for whatever reason, that it makes more sense than the delays for ceos to make sense to at least lease one from our pal warren, i think. i can't imagine this is bad for victor either. not everyone can do a wheels up. but if you had to be -- if you wanted to go to florida right now, i