it was -- it did not feel like a derby, it did not feel like a derby.e reservations very very exciting. jillian: you opened your restaurant in february of 2020 before the pandemic started. you opened the restaurant to leave a legacy for your family and grandchildren. we wish you nothing but success. a lot of success this weekend as folks in town come to the derby and beyond. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. jillian: rare handwritten letter from alexander hamilton to james madison, 113,$000, was bought at an auction in new york, chronicling the events that inspired the song the room where it happened, the agreement compromising 1790. todd: a busy hour ahead. speak georgia cofounder janel king weighing on the president's visit to atlanta after he supported mlb boycotting. the hypocrisy straight ahead. my response coming up. >> friday april 30th, some deputies in the shootings of andrew brown junior are reinstated. brown's family and others meet with lawmakers on capitol hill. >> president biden spent his one hundredth da

great day for the derby.ugh texas. some places will pick up to 15 inches of rain. some wet weather in the pacific northwest. toasty through the southwest into central california. 90s down in florida. for later today, we are looking for windy conditions in the northeast. a lot of sunshine out west, but the flood threat continues down through texas. that's wha >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. take a look at our temperatures for today. we will reach into the low 80s, up into some of our inland valleys. but as you make your way across the bay, we will see hopefully 70s san francisco will be in the low 60s and in palo alto, look for a high of 70 degrees. we will enjoy nice weather in the forecast until the next several days as our sunshine continues. we will see more dry weather into next week. >> that's your latest weather. >>> time for the best time of the morning. >> no question about that. even if it is via remote, it is still the best time of the morning. >> yes. >> carson, good morning. happy f

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the derby hotel occupancy is 50%.gig economy with ride share spiking in louisville in previous years so far this year, ride share drivers tell me it is elevated, but not what it used to be according to the chamber of commerce, it is harder for businesses of all sizes to plan and staff. >> you invest in the derby weekend. how many people do you hire? the work force issue you in kentucky has been a real struggle with so many out of th derby weekend is a struggle. >> reporter: this change for publicly celebrated events and holidays impacts alcohol sales the maker of woodford reserve, says derby parties is a peak business for them. the impact on cinco de mayo parties will impact jose cuervo. brian, back to you >> frank, listen since the last time the kentucky derby had fans in the stands, there is a lot of social change in the country how has the derby responded? >> reporter: brian, really leaning into the derby's black history. this is an example the way they are doing it woodford reserve selling $1,000 mint julep cups.

they are in their derby hats because they are attending the kentucky derby this weekend.berry and her friend dr. diane schneider. . you look fabulous. >> thank you so much. >> you guys have -- you're getting your derby on. let's talk about that, dr. berry i want to start with you. you're an internal medicine doctor. >> yes. >> why are you comfortable being in a large venue at this moment with 50,000 strangers who may or may not be vaccinated? >> along with other louisvillens and according to the cdc newest guidelines i will be wearing a mask the entire time and so so will they unless i'm at that eating and drinking. >> that's funny you say that, if you're eating or drinking at that moment. i went to the derby once. that place is a huge party, okay. and as far as i can tell people are always eating and drinking, every second of the day. so, dr. schneider, are you worried people will be maskless much of the day? >> no eyeball, i'm not actually we went to the track earlier this week and were impressed how churchill downs set up things for social distancing, as well as sort o

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especially black jockeys who dominated the sport in the early days of the derby. cnbc frank hospitaland is live for us at churchill downs. >> thank you the kentucky derby will be right here behind me tomorrow. the winning jockey will get a big purse and a page in the history books. this year, a not increased effort to recognize that the first chapters of this storied race were written largely by black giants the first race at churchill down this is season on tuesday honoring isaac murphy. one of the greatest jockeys of all time the three-time winner of the kentucky derby, part of a tradition as old as the race for the roses. >> the very first jersey, 1875 >> reporter: this year kendrick will be the first black jockey in the derby since 2013. one of only a handful in the past century the last black jockey to win, in 1902 >> he was a pioneer, a trail blazer he made a way. >> reporter: his grand daughter, dr. amy casey, grew up hearing about windfield's glory days >> he ended up speaking four or five different languages he made $300,000 he made his rags to riches sto

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>> a derby trophy.territorial team, the caretakers of this trophy in the winner's circle. stuart: tell me what it is going to look like, restricted capacity not quite back to normal. >> not quite but we are really excited to see the sun shining for the first time in several years and we love the way the sun glinting off of the gold trophy looks. stuart: you've got it. sorry it is so short but we have a crowded news program but good luck tomorrow. hope everything works out fine. got to get back to the markets, sinking 200 points, down 32, down 22. we will pick out major movers here. susan has the list. >> at&t which is the owner of warner media. then reaffirming the support for cnn, to cut down on $150 billion debt. stuart: i would be very interested to see what cnn is worth. i am a founder of cnn. myself. dobbs kicked off the business team on day one, june 1st, 1980. i would be very interested. thank you very much. >> certain media companies 15 to 18 billion in that realm, they made $1 billion in profit

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how important is the derby?portant is the derby and pulling this off successfully to louisville's come back? >> it's a big thing. no city has the whole world watching for the most famous two minutes in sports. and economically, it's a big boost to us here in louisville. f it's about a quarter billion dollars of economic impact. it hits the restaurants filled back up again and hotels. so tough on our restaurant owners this whole pandemic. good to see the pep in the step of everybody getting their hospitality game back on. it's significant. i think it's symbolic, too. it's spring. we're out of worst of the pandemic, hopefully. we're coming around to the finish right now. we can see the funnish line just like we can at the track. we can't let down in terms of getting vaccines. everybody needs to get their vaccine on. >> the only appropriate sports metaphor is one just did on this day. thank you, mayor, for staying on theme. talking about recovery, the president -- president biden, he just announced the second part

the bundesliga game saw the berlin derby.ooking for a win that would keep them in the hunt for european qualification and keep city rivals mired in relegation trouble. >> forced into a change for the derby. the positive covid-19 case test meant put into gold. perhaps urged on by fireworks outside the ground, started with a bank. reacted well to push over the second minute header. but there was nothing the stand innkeeper could do nothing -- could do moments later. a rocket made it 1-0 after 10 minutes. it looks like it would take an easter miracle to get back into the match. one arrived when the referee deemed this challenge worthy of a penalty. 1-1 after 35 minutes. that is the way it finished after a second half in which no one could get it right in front of goal. the spoils shared in the derby although the point earned has done neither side much good. brent: we all know that covid-19 can have long lingering symptoms such as fatigue and some -- and shortness of breath. dw's london correspondent introduces us to a voice coac

well, it is time for the kentucky derby. the big race and all the festivities this weekend. senior meteorologist janice dean is in louisville and you know she is rocking a hot hat. look at you. tell us what's happening on the ground, janice. >> this is the kentucky oaks day on friday before the big race on saturday and we all dressed in pink in breast cancer awareness so that's the goal today is to raise awareness and to raise money for breast cancer survivors and of course it's the fillies that race around the track today. a different feel because there is not as many people because of the pandemic that happened last year but i'll tell you, i spoke with so many folks just a few moments ago. they are so excited. it feels like some normalcy that's happening in the country in kentucky especially. i love the kentucky derby and been here many years in a row. the first year i've missed in four or five years last year and i had tears in my eyes when i saw the kentucky derby last year and i wasn't part of it because i love it so mu

but our colleagues at radio derby also saw a parallel with the work they do and made this video. told us they were inspired to make that spoof in part to dispel the myth that local radio stations take themselves too seriously. beyond that they weren't prepared to answer any questions without a lawyer present. if you'd like us to expose what you see as wrongdoing on the part of bbc news or to highlight what you like about the output then please e—mail: or post your thoughts on twitter @ newswatch bbc. you can call us: and do have a look at our website for previous interviews. that's all from us we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. friday was another fine spring day, and we're going to continue with this dry theme throughout the weekend and perhaps into monday as well. some chilly mornings, yes, but it's not going to be quite as cold overnight nor during the day as it has been of late. we had some patchy cloud bubble up on friday, but the thicker cloud was towards the north—west of the uk and that brought rain in the n

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churchill downs, the operator of the derby, expanding its online gaming platform twin spires ahead ofoses joining us now is the ceo of churchill downs. bill, welcome, good to have you with us. how good does it feel to be back in the first saturday in may with a house that is going to feel real, real loud even though it may just be 50% of normal it must feel awfully good. >> it feels amazing. there's a sense of optimism and confidence that has been missing the last year or so so it's great to be a part of it it's been shocking how good it feels and how normal it feels. so it's a really happy day for us here in kentucky. >> what, if any, safety protocols will you be following tomorrow for the fans, for the people who are involved on race day, whether it's jockeys, trainers and the like? >> well, we're still practicing social distancing with respect to people's seating, so there's lots of open spaces in the boxes and the other seating areas. that's not a function of demand, that's a function of us not selling to capacity in order to establish some social distancing we're also still askin

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normally on derby day, it will be 40% capacity.n at that capacity level, you'll have 50,000 people here on saturday. today we expect thousands of people, maybe tens of thousands of people. we've been asking people about the mask mandate all morning. here's a sampling of what people had to say -- >> do you know of all of the mask mandates and all of that? >> i brought one just in case. >> what do you think of the mask mandates? >> it's okay. i've been vaccinated so we're kind of looser down in mississippi, when you get down to it, which is good. >> do you think people are ready for big sporting events again? >> yes, i am. i think it's time. >> as more and more things open up around the country, including the sporting events, look for a difference in the face mandates versus these events. as the governor beshear lowering the mask mandates for small crowds. but obviously here at the track they will be, stephanie. >> are they asking people if they have been vaccinated or requiring it? >> they're not asking people if they've been vaccin

the world, we have reports this morning from india, israel, moscow, the white house and the kentucky derbythis is "early start," i'm laura jarrett. >> and i'm christine romans. it is friday, april 30th. happy friday, everybody, it is 5:00 a.m. exactly in new york. we begin with the great american come back. the economy roars back in the first quarter. the economy grew 6.4% on an annualized basis in the first quarter, the best first quarter since 1984. that strong number showed huge gains in consumer spending and business investment. goldman sachs now estimates the economy for the year could grow 7%, the best in 30 years. layoffs are slowing, weekly jobless claims still double what they were before the crisis but that trend incredibly important. the housing market is the strongest it's been in years, home prices setting new records as buyers scramble to find homes amid an inventory crunch. the pandemic moves americans' lives online, that has been a boom for tech earnings. amazon's profit more than tripled in the first quarter to $8.1 billion on $108 billion in sales. the earnings coming aft

has a brilliant lead a charmed life and the visitors are frustrated rivals in the capital city of derby . hello i'm claire richardson welcome to the show jordan says it has foiled a plot by a former crown prince to destabilize the kingdom the government maintains homes have been hussein and others were undermining security with the help of foreign powers as many as 20 high level officials have been arrested said denies being part of a conspiracy and says he's being silenced according to jordan security officials the king's half brother hums of bin hussein had been under investigation for some time the country's foreign minister said the former crown prince was trying to mobilize tribal leaders against the government with support from abroad. the investigations monitored interference including calls with foreign parties were guarding the suitable timing to start steps to shake the security of our steady jordan. 16 people including a former adviser to king abdullah and another member of the royal family were arrested the military initially denied arresting has not been hussein and said it

you are going to do the kentucky derby on may 1.l us about the crowd they are, given the pressures of this pandemic. rep. barr: churchill downs is excited to return the dirty to the first saturday -- the derby to the first saturday in may. it has always been run with two exceptions, in 1945 during world war ii, and the other was last year during the pandemic. so we are excited, even if the crowd will be a little limited because of social distancing requirements. maybe a little less than half capacity, but still, the most exciting two minutes of sports will be returning to churchill downs on the first saturday of may. tom: some of my ancient ancestors were named after agent ohman named -- named after a gentleman named henry clay. you went to the henry clay high school in kentucky, a symbol of the tensions of race in this nation act well over 100 years and forever. please discuss reparations and the tensions you see between the two parties as we engage in this debate again. rep. barr: no doubt there is so much partisanship in washingt

tomorrow fans will pack the stands at the kentucky derby.opens back up to californians which is where we find cnn's nick watt. nick, the tsa has just made an announcement when it comes to mask requirements. what is it? >> yeah, that's right, jake, so this mask requirement for planes, trains and boats was set to expire may 11th. the tsa just extended it through september 13th. masks also required here at disneyland which as you mentioned just opened this morning listen, the theme of today has been shots in arms and doors creaking open. the. >> today we reached a major milestone on the number of americans who are fully vaccinated. today 100 million americans are fully vaccinated. >> that's about 30% of the population. >> the people are getting vaccinated and fighting back covid and it's working, and they are ready for a comeback. i've got to tell you. i think "the daily news" has it right. it will be the summer of new york city. >> july 1 everything opens in nyc. may 1 tomorrow, no more outdoor restrictions in connecticut. in new orleans now s

his horse is running tomorrow in the derby.got a nice mare out of a small operation. just goes to show how anything can happen in this game where it is not always the big money. >> now after the derby tomorrow up next preakness in baltimore in two weeks and the belmont in june. not too far from finding out if we'll have a triple crown winner. >> dana: she is the crown winner. >> bill: you are royalty. lydia. enjoy the weekend at churchill downs in kentucky. a lot of other places in the country you are well past where we are. just watching these live shots and getting the reporting from across the country, how quickly sometimes life can come back from where we used to be. so we're feeling it a little bit here. >> dana: we went to the super bowl in february and now it's going to be may tomorrow and you'll have the derby, it will be fun. do you drink a mint julep? >> bill: probably not. >> dana: my grandpa would say toss it in the first plant you find. >> bill: you can do that, too. our mayor says new york will open up fully 100%

she moved to the island three years ago after spending most of her life in derby. and be there to lift you up. pam was born in st. vincent and she is sick with worry. i pray that god will cover the island and that people will be safe so for me people being safe for some people have got no water, light, it hit me hard because that's my home. the volcano is still erupting after five days so now a desperate appeal for help, rising to the challenge volunteers here in nottingham. the island is under a commonwealth we will so we have to do our bit as a nation and me personally as a descendant to make sure that the people, including my mother is working on the front nine and we are talking in the midst of a covid—19 pandemic so if there's anything we can do to help we should be doing it. back in derby, pam has been flooded with office for help, everything from tanks and torches cannot be used and ppe. we have not forgotten them. we have not forgotten them so we are doing our best to get stuff to them and neighbours have been so good as well. for now, it is volcanic ash th

elsewhere in the championship, leaders norwich need just two more points for promotion after a 1—0 win at derbying ways with a 5—0 victory at preston, while bournemouth are up to sixth after beating coventry 4—1. birmingham are now nine points above the relegation zone, after three wins in five, beating stoke city 2—0. struggling rotherham got a point in a goalless draw at huddersfield. ahead of their old firm scottish cup tie against rangers next weekend, celtic have got their biggest premiership win of the season as they thrashed livingston 6—0 at home. two goals from mohamed elyounoussi. bottom side hamilton were beaten 1—0 by dundee united — marc mcnulty with the goal there. kilmarnock against ross county finished 2—2. motherwell beat st mirren 1—0. rugby union next, and england have thrashed italy 67—3 in the women's six nations. the defending champions scored nine tries as they reached the final of the tournament, which has a different format for this year, asjo currie reports. stepping out, knowing that a win against italy would send england through to the six nations grand final. a mome

news now and the bundesliga is a big game on sunday so when you're on berlin host heritage in berlin derby when you were looking for a win that would keep them in the hunt for european qualification and keep their city rivals mired in relegation trouble but has had other ideas. had to were forced into a change for the darby. positive covert 19 test meant alexander was pressed into service and goal. urged on by their funds fireworks outside the groans started with a bang she reacted well to push over a cushion approval 2nd minute header. but there was nothing the stand in keeper could do moments later. a rocket from. made it one nil to after 10 minutes. it looked like it would take an easter miracle for her to get back into the much pound one julie arrived when the referee deemed this challenge a material game dizzy worthy of a penalty. stepped up and sent this new to the wrong way 1135 minutes and that's the way it finished after the 2nd half in which no one could quite get it right in front of goal. the spoils shared in the darby so the point was done neither sight much good. let's take a

>> saturday is the kentucky derby. it looks really nice today 68 and sunny.r the big race on nbc here. post times at 7:00 eastern time. 73 degrees and mostly sunny. you want to talk about beautiful, ideal weather conditions for anyone watching at the race. talking about the severe weather threat today from the wind that brought in some of the rain yesterday. we have high wind alerts. we have a wind warning for philadelphia. boston, hartford, new york, 62 million people impacted. highest wind gust will be this afternoon to this evening, 55-mile-an-hour winds are expected. storms along the gulf coast. this weekend, some fantastic weather from the midwest to the northeast, sunday should be gorgeous. look at that, 85 and sunny, low humidity in washington, d.c. good stuff out there this weekend. should be enjoyable. >> sounds like it will be a great day at churchill downs. >>> still ahead, the white house says the u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan has begun. that's not all we are learning about that situation on the ground. we'll be back in a moment. we'll be

rangers have now won four of the last five old firm derbies and are on course for a league and cup doublene next. and hibs are also through to the quarter finals after they won 4—0 at league 2 stranraer. this free kick from kevin nisbet put them 2 up. and then a brace from martin boyle wrapped up a convincing win. they'll face motherwell in the last eight. next, to the women's fa cup where — arsenal thrashed gillingham10—0 in the fourth round this afternoon whilst west ham went one better with an 11—0 win over chichester and selsey in the day's early game birmingham beat coventry 5—1... claudia walker on her 50th appearance for the club scoring twice. it was only 3—1 after 90 minutes but sarah maylett scored twice in injury time to wrap up a convincing victory for carla ward's side. all the days other results are on the bbc sport website... next, a big blow for fulham's already slim chances of surviving in the premier league this season. they looked like they were going to leave arsenal with all three points this afternoon, only for the win to cruelly slip away in the dying seconds. lydia

and at the other end of the table, birmingham city are safe from relegation after beating derby 2—1.ourth from bottom, following their fifth defeat in a row and in reach of the three sides below them — rotherham, who have two games in hand, sheffield wednesday and wycombe. the first of the scottish cup quarterfinals is well under way. hibs lead motherwell 2—0 — christian doidge and jackson irvine with the goals. less than 10 minutes to go there. two more games tomorrow, including rangers against stjohnstone. kilmarnock face st mirren on monday. bristol city fought back from 2—0 down against aston villa to earn a precious point in their battle to avoid relegation from the women's super league. ella mastrantonio scored deep into injury time to make it 2—2. city remain bottom, with villa just above them on goal difference. last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson is through to the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship, after a fightback from barry hawkins. wilson had a five—frame advantage at one stage but he was pegged back to 9—9, before pulling away, to win13—10. he'll play

. >> reporter: kentucky preparing to welcome 50,000 people to the stands for this weekend's derby.a airlines putting passengers back into seats and the return of cruising is on the horizon, as soon as this summer according to the cdc. most critically by fall president biden suggests that all children should be back in classrooms. >> based on the science and cdc they should probably all be open. >> reporter: more teens could soon have vaccines, too. moderna is aiming to have its vaccine authorized for children aged 12 and up according to the president and pfizer's authorization for the same age group could also come soon. right now the country's average number of vaccinations has sunk to its low elf level in weeks. 2.6 million dale, and a new cnn poll shows 26% of american adults don't plan to get a shot, that as so much of the world suffers and struggles to get more vaccines. in india just 2% of the population is fully vaccinated. their capital city running low on firewood needed to burn bodies. >> what we are seeing is nothing short of an apocalypse. we've had patients being rushe

wdrb in louisville dubai owns one of the favorites for saturday's kentucky derby.e is accused of violating human rights and orchestrating the disappearance of his own daughter. a group of lawyers and students asked derby organizers to bar the sheikh and his horse, essential quality, from the race. that request was denied. and this is a live look at cleveland from our affiliate fox 8, one of the big stories there tonight the second evening of the nfl draft. did you see this last night? it's pretty fun. opening round went largely according to form. three quawrks selected in the first three picks including top selection trevor lawrence going to jacksonville. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ ♪ ♪ the bowls are back. applebee's irresist-a-bowls all just $8.99. so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means cooking day and night until... [ ding ] success! that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payr

every year, of course, the derby draws tens of thousands.lle. the governor just updated the rules for masks there. what are you hearing from folks on the ground ahead of the race on saturday? >> reporter: the mask thing is highly discussed around the nation, certainly true here in kentucky as well. you mentioned the governor there lessening the restrictions in small groups or outside. here at the track you will still need your mask and europe med almost immediately with the new covid restrictions as you come in. there's a very brief medical questionnaire if you've been with anyone having symptoms. they're trying to keep the capacity down. here at churchill downs we can see 170,000 fans in a normal year. this year more likely around 50,000. they're keeping capacity to 20% on the infield which, again, holds 60,000 people. it will be about 20% of that. and the grandstands this year, the price that is included in your ticket will get you concessions. they want less human interactions at the track. almost all the will get you concessions. as for

match day of the bundesliga season with just 7 more to go again there is that draw in of the berlin derby saturday's a big match saw buyer to fit 2nd place leipzig frankfurt document while spoke was a winner. and mentioned gladbach defeat at freiburg for let's see where that leaves us in the standings are munich have move 7 points clear of 2nd place both park and frankfurt are sitting at 3rd and 4th when you're in berlin at 7 and in the 2nd half of the table you see how to berlin and near the bottom at 14th 2 points above relegation trouble. and racing now and all and the debut of the all electric vehicle series called extreme and a team owned in part by ex formula one champion nico rosberg took the inaugural title his driving duo including australian rally champion molly taylor hope to defeat a team part owned by president f one champion lewis hamilton. extreme ease 5 race series aims to highlight climate change and promote sustainability by racing in remote parts of the world that are suffering environmental damage. and before we go i remind her of our top story at this hour charter say

dragons won theirfirst match of the inaugural proi4 rainbow cup with a 52—32 derby win against 0spreyspion tadej pogacar has added the li ge—bastogne—li ge race to an increasingly impressive list of victories — the slovenian managed to out—sprint world championjulian alaphilippe by a matter of centimetres to win his first one—day classic race. at the world snooker, shaun murphy is 10—6 up against chinese youngster yan bingtao after the afternoon session — on the other table mark selby leads mark allen 9—6. world number onejudd trump features in the evening session, which gets under way at 7pm across the bbc. now to a stand out performance from 16 year old jessicca gadirova at the european gymnastics championships. who picked up gold in the floor today, it was her third medal of the event in basel, adding to the silver she won in the vault and the bronze in the all around. as gb finished second on the medal table. i caught up with former british gymnast beth tweddle earlier to get her reactions on her perfromance. absolutely incredible. going into this championship, we knew she had the

next weekend. , ., ., ., dragons won theirfirst match of the inaugural proi4 rainbow cup with a 52—32 derbyf their seven tries. tour de france champion tadej pogacar has added the li ge—bastogne—li ge race to an increasingly impressive list of victories — the slovenian managed to out—sprint world championjulian alaphilippe by a matter of centimetres to win his first one—day classic race. in the premiership, wasps got their first win in four attempts with a 39—29 win over bath. trailing 25—15, the visitors fought back to lead 29—25 with just over ten minutes remaining. but they then had beno obano sent off and wasps took full advantage with two late tries including this one from paolo odogwu. now to a stand out performance from 16 year old jessicca gadirova at the european gymnastics championships. who picked up gold in the floor today, it was her third medal of the event in basel, adding to the silver she won in the vault and the bronze in the all around. as gb finished second on the medal table. i caught up with former british gymnast beth tweddle earlier to get her reactions on her perfro

she's hoping to be the first woman trainer to win the derby.credible. there are only 16 other trainers. >> 17th try. a long shot still, but someone to report. >> place your bets. >> i will go with hidden stash. >> the horse i know. i will go with that. i like that name. >> and great story. >> vicki oliver, i'm in. >>> one more great story for you. this is pretty cool. check out this golfer's trick shot. what's more cool, this trick shot or reaction? >> the reaction. >> marcus armitage, teed off at an airport in england. amazingly, the ball landed in a speeding car, down the runway, 303 yards away. we have to give a shoutout to the driver, paul o'neal. they broke the guinness world record. >> record for what? >> yeah! >> many attempts to set the new record. hitting the golf ball into a moving vehicle. >> going 71 miles per hour. for a commercial they were shooting. apparently they tried it a bunch of times. >> a lot of times. >> and smashed the windshield, too. >> reminds me of a high school word problem. if the car is moving 72 miles per hour,

at a normal derby we have 5,000 food and beverage employees and this year we're at about 2,000. >> reporter just here at the track and uber drivers, that whole sector now change. people delivering food and there's a shortage of uber drivers here in louisville and some of this is a supply chain issue and getting food here was incredibly difficult this year. you're talking 7,000 pounds of short ribs and 7,000 pounds of medallions and pounds of chicken. they thought it was a mistake because large events like this one for two years haven't been taking place. >> senator bennet, you led the bill to raise the federal minimum wage and it didn't go through and right now people are getting more government support than if they take some of those lower wage jobs. you don't have to go out and look for work, so in the short term do we need to tweak things and maybe offer partial unemployment benefits because you get nothing or everything. you can't even get a part-time job. >> our unemployment system is completely broken and i'm not going to defend it because we have to change it. we have 50 different, a

i was born and raised in louisville, kentucky so we go all-out for the derby every year.ble to watch it here on nbc bay area and it looks like the weather is going to be perfect there in louisville. we'll see those temperatures in the low 70s at noontime, and then reaching the mid-70s throughout the day. so there should be a fast track and if you follow me on social media, i'm going to be posting pictures of my mint julep recipes and hat decorations and two horses with the name bourbon in it. i'm all for that and looking for any horse that bob bafford has and follow me on social media. let's check out today's forecast in the bay area. we see sunshine, temperatures in the mid-70s for today. we'll reach up to 74 degrees in east san jose but we're still in the low 80s in the south county. we'll see some 80s for our inland parts of the east bay with antioch reaching 84. you compare that to oakland where we'll reach the upper 60s. we are going to have a wide range in temperatures across the bay area from upper 50s to daly city and 73 in palo alto. san francisco will see a big

i'm excited for the derby. so i'll do it if you want.ut a little wheeze in the back. >> steve: yeah, well it's 'cause you back, your lower back. [ horse sounds ] >> jimmy: higgins, you want to try one? >> steve: i'll do it, ready? [ galloping sound [ audience oohs >> jimmy: wow. >> steve: galloping. walking and galloping. [ applause ] >> jimmy: couldn't believe it. that was great walter >> i think i'm going to sit this one out, jimbo [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: jimbo? >> steve: jimbo? >> jimmy: what's that all about. >> steve: a little too familiar. >> jimmy: this one's from miles mitchell "hey jimmy --" they're not even playing anymore. [ laughter ] "jimmy, i'm really excited about the olympics in tokyo, but i heard that they might not allow fans this year what is that going to be like? yeah, i heard that too that might be a little jarring for viewers at home, so to prepare you for it, here's a clip from one of the opening ceremonies without any fans in the stadium. >> hi. hello. yes. ha-ha. hello. >> hellooo, olympics >> hi. [ la

it's going to be an awesome game july 13th, home run derby july 12th.re excited, wolf. it's going to be about $190 million of economic activity, a great chance to showcase coors field in colorado to a national audience. we're incredibly excited. >> but you also heard the president just said yes, he supports whatever decisions these companies are making like major league baseball, for example, but that it's often the workers who make hourly wages who end up getting hurt, for example, all those workers in than thea who are now going to suffer as a result of decision to move the game from atlanta to denver, so what's the solution that protects both the american voter and middle class american workers? >> well, colorado has first rate voter integrity laws, universal mail ballot goes out three weeks before the election. we have the second highest voter turnout in -- in the entire nation. we're very proud of that, but, you know, the all-star game is about having fun and denver is a great place to do it. we have terrific weather in july. we're excited to showc