in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> that is great. all right. really cute. >> a wonderful story. >> we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. fiey, tdia patel, michael let's read a book-don't come behind the teacher's desk this is going to be so hard. ♪ so what we're going to do is we're going to make our own hand sanitizer. i'm going to teachou w tof .(giggles) oh, no- i'm so sorry is we're going to make our own hand sanitizer. i'll be making my first birthday cake from scratch. happy birthday make two stitches all the way around. i'm going to show you how to properly soak your nails off. ew. ew. ew. today, were going to talk about how to groom your dogs. (laughing) he looks like a fried chicken leg. i have some key tips that will be helpful in working from home. dada! daddy's gotta work. today i'm going to show you how to plant some seeds grow things you're going to eat you guys, ok? ok! how to make a simple loaf of sourdough bread. i forgot to score the tops, ya'll. testing positive for coronavirus. the press secretary fo

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> more good than bad indeed. >>> still ahead -- the new drive-ins in the bay >>> well, look at this traffic mess in the east bay. a big rig overturned near the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. the trailer landed on its side along the westbound interstate 80 flyover to west grand avenue. drone view 7 caught workers unloading it. the driver of the big rig was not hurt. >>> listen to this. you can now go to the movies. the drive-in. west win drive-in is opening all four locations in california, including two in the bay area. anyone going to the drive-in must follow what westwin says are strict rules that include wearing a face mask, staying in their cars except to visit the rest room and parking at least ten feet from other vehicles. they're opening the capitol drive in in san jose and on soleano way. screenings start tonight. >> fun. >> yeah, and it's going to be a nice night, i think, to go out to the drive-in as long as you practice your social distancing, sandhya. >> yeah, it's going to be a beautiful night for that. and as we take a look at a live pic

. >> my name is dustin sanders. >> and am jennifer sanders. >> we scheduled a gender reveal with someour closest friends and family. we have been through heart ache trying to have a baby, and so our church family, our friends went with us through this. because of social distancing, we had to cancel, and we went facebook live to reveal that we are having a baby girl by the name of madeleine grace. are y'all with us? don't cry. i will cry. okay, here we go. in three, two -- don't cry. please. in three, two, one. [screaming] [cheing] and after we revealed thae got a phone call that said, hey, can you step outside? and when we did, there was a parade of our closest friends and family and dozens of cars that were going around her house that were decorated in just pink girly stuff, because of -- they just wanted to show us love. and we got some great people here in arkansas that we are so very thankful for. and that outpouring of love was just increble. >> to all of you watching, let's keep this going. join the campaignnd let's be good neighbors togetr. thanks. ♪ >> kelly: all right, well,

so after some confusion, mcilroy and dustin johnson win the match. the event raised over $5 million for charity. >>> another season of holy-moly returns right here on abc7 this thursday at 9:00. warriors star steph curry of course an executive producer on the show enters its second season this week. and today i caught up with san francisco native jack desands who made the cut. he is going to appear on the first episode of season 2. >> yeah, it was a totally fun, ridiculous experience. you know, i can't wait until i'm 70 years old and describing this insane mini golf tournament, and my kids are going the think i've totally lost it. >>> hey, did you see this? this guy is lucky whitehead, a wide receiver for the winnipeg blue bombers of the cfl. you talk about strength in training. he is pulling a semitruck for his workout. with the encouragement of his friends filming, uses all of his might to pull that truck along. here is one guy who doesn't skip i of metastatic breast cancer.e but i did pick clarity by knowing i have a treatment that goes right at i

i'm so happy for lindsay and dustin.ongratulations on the couple says they still plan to hold a reception at disney world in the fall. they really cared about that may 23rd date of having that be their official wedding date, and they want to honeymoon one day in peru so congratulations to the happy couple and disney is the parent company of abbeing . >>> where crowds are showing up around the country as president trump pushes to reopen places of worship. >>> hundreds of people rallies at the state capitol for what they call liberty fest. the changes they are demanding to see. >>> a historic rocket launch at home this week. why these astronauts will be doing something not 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 y

he'll team up with former world number one dustin johnson against rickie fowler and matthew wolff tothca re charities. there been an exhibition tennis event played behind closed doors in germany for the last couple of days, a round robin format, with 8 players local to the koblenz area. great britian‘s jan choinski, has been taking part, the 23 year old is german born and ranked just inside the top 300 in the world, he eventually finished third. dustin brown — who famously beat rafael nadal at wimbledon in 2015, is the highest profile player in the tournament — but was runner up to yannick hanfmann. the german won the final in straight sets. the chief executive of the british horseracing authority says the sport could be ready to re—start ‘in a week‘ if they get the green light from government. with hundreds of stables still staffed, around twelve thousand racehorses have remained in training during the lockdown. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson this is our mile walk home from the gallops every day. new market and lockdown, outsiders stay away. these pictures were found for

i'm dustin dorsey. why santa clara officials are putting a stop to these parades, coming up next. >>> i'm spencer christian getting ready for another warm to hot day tomorrow. even hotter in some spots. i'll have the >>> a first in alameda county. authority there's today filed price gouging charges against a store owner. the complaint alleges authorities singh illegally raised prices in excess of 300% on some essential food items after governor newsom declared a state of emergency. state law prohibits increases above 10% once an emergency is declared. other apna bazaar locations in the bay area were not part of this investigation. >>> more on the impact of this pandemic. city governments all the way up to the state capitol are finding surpluses turning into huge deficits now because of the pandemic. and now they're looking at some painful budget cuts. abc7 news anchor eric thomas has more now from walnut creek. . >> these nearly empty walnut creek streets don't just show that people are staying home, th

for the 1st time since sport there was shut down well number one rory mcilroy and dustin johnson won a charity match which generated a $5000000.00 for the fight against the coronavirus david stokes reports after 2 months away gophers back live from florida but with a difference players had to carry their own bags because social distancing meant no cabbies were allowed there were no friends out on the course either but that didn't stop the players pretending to hear all those cheers or oh yeah i'm still here and we're going to raise it by going to press play on my speaker ricky fowler and matthew wolf were up against rory mcilroy and dustin johnson in a charity skins match where they played for money but i think you forget i want to . do it all the 25000000. that doesn't fears me youngster mcelroy the world number one was playing just a few days after publicly criticizing donald trump over his handling of the coronavirus crisis the president a big ofan actually phoned in to chat with the commentary team were a lot of military for little actually some. like my bala thanks very much and

worry mcelroy dustin johnson with a charity match behind closed doors in florida raising more than $5000000.00 for the fight against coronavirus. now the country at the heart of the corona virus outbreak that's now infected nearly $5000000.00 people around the world is defending its handling of the pandemic and china's president says beijing supports an inquiry but only once the virus has brought under control had the world health organizations annual meeting she jinping also pledged money to fight the covert 19. china will provide $2000000000.00 over 2 years to help with the global covered $1000.00 response and to help with economic and social development in developing countries china will also work with the un to set up a global humanitarian response to post and hub in china. well for more now let's go to our correspondent said big issues in london as every year this is the moment that the w.h.o. comes under increased scrutiny and this year obviously more than ever we are seeing these fairly consistent calls for an inquiry but countries are also saying they don't want to make it a blame game

dustin brown is the highest—profile player taking part.on his two opening round—robin matches and said afterwards it was a surreal experience. the event is taking place without spectators, line judges and ball kids and there are no handshakes after the match. and that's all the sport for now. this is a bbc news special. i'm kate silverton. the headlines... adults in spain enjoy their first outdoor exercise in seven weeks, as the country eases its strict lockdown rules. with everybody out like this, it feels like a mistake. i'm happy and i hope people are respecting the rules. blood plasma from people who've had covid—i9 will be used in uk trials to see if it can help critically ill patients. an experimental drug is authorised by us officials for emergency use on severely ill coronavirus patients. commuters in the uk could be asked to take their temperature

and dustin johnson could win this match with a birdie and it slides on by. he can't believe. it and closest to the pin contest from 120 yards out. rory mcilroy goes last and he likes it, lands it on the green. the rule says the ball that is pin high is the win sore after some confusion, it is actually mcilroy and dustin johnson winning the match. the event raising over $5 million for charity. good stuff there. >>> and another season of holy moly returns right here on abc season.r stephen is the and we caught up with the san francisco native who made the cut who will appear on the first episode of season two. >> you know, it was a totally fun, ridiculous experience. and i can't wait until i'm 70 years old, and describing this insane mini golf tournament and my kids are going to think i've totally lost it. >> from holy moly to holy molars. sharks captain joined us earlier this week on "the with authority" podcast and a rite of passage for hockey players to lose teeth and this was about the time when he took a puck swear to the teeth in nashville. >> took a puck square in the te

. >> reporter: cinderella dustin and lindsay schneider won't soon forget. >> appreciate everyone's support. couldn't be happier. thank you. >> we're husband and wife. >> woo! >> could not be happier for them. couple plans to hold reception at disneyworld in the fall and honeymoon one day in disney is the parent company of abc7. >>> famous names got together to throw a mega prom due to all the dance cancellations nationwide. michelle obama hosted yesterday's prom-a-thon, says she's proud of the class of 2020 dealing with the upheaval of the lockdown. singer encouraged people to have hope for the future. d.j. khalid and others made appearances and hailey performed. >>> it's going to cost you. >> really going to heat up in the bay area next few days. meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >>> as the sports world returns, which sport will be next? how about the nba potentially this summer at one of the happiest places on earth. we'll explain that in sports. >>> and abc7 is celebrating the bay area's class of 2020 by featuring as many seniors as possible. get your grad featured b

trace atkins and dustin lynch will perform. >> sounds so good. of the headlines here at 7:30 north korea's leader kim jong-un reportedly was seen in public for the first time in three weeks over the weekend photos and video released by state-owned media showed him at a ribbon cutting ceremony, apparently ends weeks of speculation over his health and well-being. >> billionaire warren buffett said he's optimistic the u.s. economy will recover buffet says the american magic has always prevailed and will do so again however, buffet told investors his company brookshire hathaway has sold its entire stake in u.s. airlines. >> tom perez, chairman of democratic national committee says he fully expects the party to hold an in-person nominating convention this summer the convention is scheduled to take place in milwaukee in mid august are. >>> now to our series on the new normal created by the coronavirus pandemic small signs the world of sports is making plans to return. we told you nascar will get back on the track may 17th without fans in the stands thi

. >> reporter: lindsay hirsch and dustin schneider began their fairy tale romance aer and a half ago. >> we met at a great time. we were both ready. we fell in love quick. when it's right it's right. it feels right. >> magical. >> reporter: and this past december these disney fanatics got engaged at the walt disney family museum with hopes to wed at disney world in the fall. but then, coronavirus. >> of course with covid, everything going on, it got canceled. >> reporter: undeterred, lindsay sprung into action. >> i thought why don't we see if we can get married at the chase center. there's no sports. it's an open venue and it's beautiful and home to so many memories for us. we come to games all the time and we just love it out here. >> reporter: this new magical day thanks in part to the community including vendors who loaned lindsay her gown, flowers and the warriors themselves. even a member of the team to act as a witness. >> a michigan alum. i could not have been happier to see jordan here. it was really special, a special touch. >> reporter: and one more surprise. >> on behalf o

ab 7 news community journalist dustin dorsey has the story now from morgan hill. >> new england longe worked for the past 12 years to lead up to this moment. >> it was sad to hear about the activities they couldn't do. >> you can say you're going to do it in august or a one-year reunion, it's not the same. >> strangers i've never even met from "r" messaging me saying thank you so much for doing this. you have no idea what this means to me and my kids. i couldn't imagine not having a graduatio graduation. >> enter adopt a senior. 900 people have joined the page with more than 250 students adopted after filling out a wish list, the graduates are treated to gifts by the new adoptive families, some have never even met the students. >> i'm a huge bshl fan so i got a dodgers baseball basket. >> this really great balloon, like, butterfly art that's really great. >> little notes, prayers, tokens. sometimes it's the little things in life that make such a big impact and difference. >> the gifts may never truly replace what was lost but this is about more than that. >> it makes everyone feel lo

dustin krjohnson could win. he cannot believe it. a closest to the pin contest from 120 yards out.ory mcilroy goes last. he likes it. it's going to land on the green. the rule says the ball is pin high is the winner. after some confusion, mcilroy and dj win. the event raised over $5 million for charity. more golf, another season of holy moley this thursday at 9:00. today, i caught up with jack desands who made the cut and will appear on the first episode of season two. >> it was a fun, ridiculous experience. i can't wait until i'm 70 years old and describing this insane mini-golf tournament. my kids are going to think i lost it. >>> did you see this? lucky whitehead, you talk about strength. he is pulling a semi-truck for his workout. he uses all of his strength to pull along. one guy who does no >>> a family got crafty to figure out a safe way to interact with their grandparents. >> they got to work, first karen draped a large section from a clothes line. then they taped on plastic sleeves. they gathered for hugs. not socially distant but they took precautions. >> not very fuzzy a

dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> and in case you're counting or if you're not, we are. we've been sheltering in place in the bay area for 71 days. and santa cruz county is extending their stay-at-home order through july 1st, but tonight the county is moving deeper into phase 2 starting at midnight. the county health order just went out a short time ago, and aligns with the state's current guidance. but the heat is definitely making the shelter in place even more difficult for some. we have team coverage on the heatwave. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley and wayne freedman are looking at how people are trying to beat the heat, but spencer christian has a look at your forecast, and we'll start there with spencer. hey. >> all right, kristen, it's another scorcher. two record highs in the bay area so far. santa rosa and san jose have both topped out so far at 97 degrees. those both locations have set new record highs for this date. and the temperatures could be even higher there right now. let's take a look. 78 in san francisco. oakland, 85. 94 redwood city. san jose down

a two on two charity match won by rory mcilroy and dustin johnson. >> mcilroy. >> mcilroy. there you go. >> rory mcilroy. i'm going to take you out golfing. you know what, you could beat me on the courts. legend michael jordan's game worn shoes were sold this for a record $560,000 by online auction. the sneakers were worn by m.j. in 1985. that was his rookie season. the air jordan ones were his first ever signature shoes. >> wow. >> more than half a million dollars there. >> collector's item it is. >>> ready, set, reopen. next here on "today in the bay," a live report on bay area counties, easing restrictions on how businesses are working to prepare. >>> plus, the new free testing site opening today in the bay area and what you need to know. a lot more news ahead. it's 4:57 right now. >>> right now at 5:wel have a lt is opening, where, next. >> not only did they keep the testing within the bureaucracy, they had a bad test, and that did set us back. >> at the white house the cdc is under fire as the number of dead in the u.s. quickly approaches 90,000. we'll have a live upda

abc7 news south bay community journalist dustin dorsey tells us how a san jose high school is showingthing can hold them back. >> the coronavirus pandemic has canceled all schools for the rest of the year, including santa teresa high, a devastating reality for seniors and their parent. >> i can't put my arm around my daughter and say it's going to be all right. i know what you're going through. i don't know what you're going through. no one in our lifetime has gone through this. >> they can still offer a sign of encouragement to the seniors through an actual sign. throughout the santa teresa community are these decorations created by parents honoring their students that have been through so much. thinking group of kids, they're so resilient. and they -- they really know what it means to be independent and to fight for what's important for them. >> it's just a tiny thing, but if it makes a little smile in the midst of tears, it's a good thing. >> the signs are important for parents to honor their kids, but it also has a strong message for the students as well. every time that they see

in san francisco, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> isn't that great? well, as part of our ongoing limited series, covid-19 diary, we're looking at how life is evolving in the bay area under the shelter-in-place order. tonight a look at what life is like behind the mask. >> oh, shoot. i forgot a mask. >> the mask life is consistent. >> this is my favorite one by far. my mother-in-law made this one. this is my black panther one. >> this is our everyday mask like this. >> this is my only cloth mask that i have. >> i always have this one on me. easily foldable. i can tuck it in my pocket. >> i know you're not supposed to have the exhale valve, but these have an additional layer in there and n95 insert. >> we have beefy, filtered masks. >> the heavy-duty painters masks are not as comfortable to wear. >> normally i'll wear that one when i'm going out to grocery stores and i'm going to be around a loft people. >> and we've got your surgical masks, three-ply. it's been shown to reduce risks by 75%. >> i've actually been using bandannas, like handkerchiefs. i'v

in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> all right. let's turn our attention to our weather.ittle gloomy lately, dan. >> it is not at all like it should normally be in may. spencer christian has the forecast. >> i keep checking my calendar, thinking maybe it's march. maybe i made a mistake. but it's may. and it may continue to be like this. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have some spotty widely scattered spritzles and sprinkles around the bay area right now. during the overnight we may see more isolated showers with lots of clouds, and overnight lows will generally be in the mid to low 50s. and then tomorrow, another cloudy start to the day with more showers likely mainly up in the north bay and perhaps across the santa cruz mountains. but they could pop up just about anywhere. whoops. almost lost my earpiece. highs tomorrow will range from low 60s at the coast to upper 60s around the bay shoreline to upper 60s and low 70s inland. and we get a little bit of a change on friday as you look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. it will be the sunniest, driest, warmest day

reporter: today's first question goes to dustin from new england cable news. go ahead. reporter: alright governor doctor shah i have a question for each of you started with the governor. what is the long-term plan with the additional data from the test? what i mean by that we eventually see universal testing in maine and then people in state being allowed to travel or do certain things based on test results. >> those two things are compatible ideals, goals, and we will work towards reaching those types of goals. you say universal testing, do you meet everybody, all 1.3 million people in maine and everyone coming into maine? we are moving towards universal testing and facilities right now, that is our immediate goal. and yes, the advance capacity of testing will help us remove some of the restrictions on expanding our economy in a sooner timeframe. reporter: for doctor shockey talk a little about the sustainability of this platform and help makes it stand out among other states in the country questioning. >> dustin asked about the sustainability of the platform and how t

for the 1st time since balls there was shot down weld number one warry mcelroy and dustin johnson won a charity match which generated $5000000.00 for the fight against chronic virus that stocks reports after 2 months away gophers back live from florida but with a different players have to carry their own bags because social distancing meant no caddies were allowed there were no friends out on the course either but that didn't stop the players pretending to hear all those cheers or oh yeah i'm still here and we're going to raise it i'm going to press play on my speaker ricky fowler and matthew wolf we're up against rory mcilroy and dustin johnson in a charity skins match where they played for money but i think you forget i want to . know what all the 25000000. that doesn't feel as we youngster the world number one was playing just a few days after publicly criticizing donald trump over his handling of the coronavirus crisis the president a big old fan actually phoned in to chat with the commentary team were a lot of military for a little actually some. like my bala thinks very much and

. >> matt and rickie certainly pushed you guy, but rory and dustin are the winners what a fabulous day here at seminole golf club congratulatio congratulations to both of you hats off to all the players. here is the way it finishes up that was a biggie on that last hole >> they gone gobbled up 6 skins at the last. $1.85 million. and over $5.5 million raised today. greater unbelievable >> once again golf doing its part for the greater good. with more, let's go back to mike tirico >> yeah, rich, we'll hit that bottom line in that final tote board in a moment. but it is so exciting to see how the golf world came together not just to return america to live sports, but also for the important causes that we've mentioned. the cdc foundation and the american nurses foundation looking at the final tote board, $3 million in skins, the 450 th murray learning how to s n tv today, over $1 mi 450$,000 and over $1 million from you at home so a grand total raised $5.5 saf you. coming up tonight here on nbc, join some furry friends, the 2020 beverly hills dog show. the news is next for most of you exce

here is abc7 news south bay community gist dustin dorsey. [ siren ] >> the sounds of sirens and cheersthanks rang through the kiowa circle neighborhood friday morning. dozens of families celebrated first responders and health care workers who are serving our community during the coronavirus pandemic. >> it kind of felt like for one moment that we weren't in selter in place. i almost started crying. it was kind of surreal. we were saying thank you to them, and then to have them say thank you back to us, it reminds you that they're human and they deserve to be thanked just like everybody else. >> this uncertainty has really united our community. i think that some people took this really serious. they were working three, four days before the parade to get everything ready. we just wanted the say thank you there is a lot going on in the world, and really, this is something that brought everyone together, and we're very proud of our neighborhood and community. >> thank you. >> growing up in this neighborhood, i always felt a sense of love and community from these neighbors, and today these

>> reporter: in san francisco, dionne lim, abc 7 news. >> our congratulations to lindsay and dustin.ay 23rd was the day they really wanted to be their anniversary, that was supposed to be the day of their wedding. they wanted that as their official anniversary. they still plan to hold a reception at disney world in the fall. and honeymoon in peru. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> visitors flocking the beaches on memorial day weekend. where crowds are showing up around the country as president trump pushes to reopen places of worship. >>> hundreds of people rallied at the state capitol for what they call liberty fest. the changes they are demanding to see. >>> a historic rocket launch at home this week. why these astronauts will be doing something not done in decades. right now, you need and endless entertainment. xfinity has you covered, with reliably fast speeds, the most in-home wifi coverage, and advanced security included. plus, access all your streaming apps in one place, including peacock. and now you can get up & running quickly with contactless equipment drop off. n

abc7 news community gist dustin dorsey has the story. >> taking the final spot in your top ten, it isisco >> oh, my gosh! >> nothing like a little dramatic effect to make a moment even sweeter. after hours of waiting, daly city native francisco martin earned his ticket into the "american idol" top 11. >> that's when my anxiety level kicked in, and i was just scared, and i don't know what's going to happen. i was just praying. and when i heard my name, i freaked out. my heart skipped some beats. thank you to america for voting and for voting me in. i really appreciate that that was awesome. >> should this be a surprise? the "idol" judges tabbed him as one of the top ten from day one. yet the moment of excitement still filled the 19-year-old. >> it could have gone to anyone. and my mind was racing. what is going to happen? i don't know. and then they called my name and i was what? that was such a genuine reaction for me. >> the theme of the week was home. francisco performed his rendition of "falling like the stars." a way to honor his mother and brother who are fighting on the front li

dustin and lindsay schneider. the witness for the ceremony, rookie jordan pool.he stanley cup nhl trophy is going somewhere this year. let's get happy. just last night the players association approved a 2014 playoff. expending from the traditional 16 team format. sadly, the sharks want to be a part of it. that team had the lowest point total in western conference. we've got some talent in the bay area. in the women's basketball game, before there was sabrina ionesco, before tarr vanderveer's at stanford, with a three-point line just becoming reality from an idea, there was a sharpshooter in the east bay who still got it. let's take it to alameda. the old makeshift quarter father built here in alameda when she was in eighth grade still puts up a fight and loses. >> something about catching the ball, feeling the seams on your fingers. you know, bringing it up here, follow through. >> 3 to 400 shots a day paid off, in a stellar hall of fame career at alameda high school in the mid-1980s. alameda is home to wyoming's all-time leader in scoring. 1933. and a time that

rory macken roy, dustin johnson, rickie fowler, and matthew wolf playing at seminole golf club in florida. president trump phoned in during the broadcast and players had to carry their own clubs. a birdie worth $200,000. he gave the wave to the imaginary crowd. it wasn't sunday at augusta but there was some drama at the end. mcilroy with golf's version of a walk-off. final swing of the day wins $1.1 million. in total that event raised over $5 million for charity. >>> the match with tiger woods, phil mickelson, tom brady, and peyton manning will take place next weekend. from golf to paddleboarding and vern glenn. >> it's the spirit of the at venture. it's really that. >> reporter: it's daylight in jen's normal routine from sausalito. building strength for waters far beyond the golden gate bridge. gifted athlete led her to a spot on the 1992 u.s. olympic team. >> i just started racing. and then i got sponsored. it just snowballed into a whole awesome world. >> reached the peak of wind surfing where she competed for four years all over the world. >> feet straight. rotate your knuckles. >> re

they have taken it so this started today it's called the tennis point exhibition series and this is dustin brown taking on john mark verner and this started today so so the unique thing about this now it's a live stream with remote operated cameras and it's a 32 match round robin style tournament and it's under short form rules so they don't have a shorthand. just an umpire there's no ball boys no ball girls they don't even shake hands they just walk up the court but yes so this is the going to be the new normal we see it eventually come here but team sports are another thing you know we're not going to be probably the n.b.a. or n.h.l. any time soon as fascinating as i am as i'm watching this i'm asking myself why not we should be able to do this kind of to some sports some do allow you to not have that physical kind of social distancing are yet sorry i'm getting into i'm stepping all over your next video you know it's either going to love this one so this kid's 4 years old we're going to record now now he had a little bit of a tantrum so he's in his backyard with that he. it's the it's a

dustin brown who beat rafa nadal at wimbledon five years ago, he was the highest profile player takinghe german horse racing society says was racing can resume if it is safe to do so. the jockeys will have to live on site in quarantine with the horses brought to and from the races each day and a limited number of courses being used. the women's tour, the six—day international cycling race in the uk will take place next year. the race had already been postponed from its scheduled start next month. it will now take place from the seven to the 12th of june now take place from the seven to the i2th ofjune next year over the same route, starting best and then finishing in felixstowe. that is all for now from the bbc sport centre. hello. temperatures are set to climb over the next few days. by the end of the week, some spots in the south could be into the middle 20 celsius. there isa be into the middle 20 celsius. there is a lot of sunshine on the way but also some rain in ourforecast. quite a lot of rain across the far south—west of the uk during tonight and a very strong winds. there is a

eight players outside the world's top 100 are taking part in the tennis point exhibition including dustinnadal at wimbledon five years ago. he made a winning start today. some sport at least, small steps at the moment. and that's all from me and the team for now. goodbye. you're watching bbc news. in the last hour, the health secetary matt hancock has given the downing street briefing. first, some breaking news from dublin. the tee shot leo varadkar has extended the duration of the lockdown they are over the coronavirus pandemic. he is actually speaking now. and he announced in the last few minutes and extension of the majority of the country's coronavirus restrictions. he said this would go on for another 18 or so this would go on for another 18 or so days. that is when there will be a revision of whether or not those restrictions should continue. he is addressing the irish people now and he has made it clear that the lockdown they are in ireland will continue. he did, however, suggest that the economy will be reopened in five stages in a three week period, possibly from the 18th of may.

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look at the chart dustin the last few weeks alone. just inet -- the chart the last few weeks alone. awaitingid, we are numbers on friday. we are joined to discuss all of this by jennifer lee, bmo capital markets senior economist. ofking today about many these jobs that were temporary layoffs turning permanent. what is the percentage that you perceive that happening for, and can the u.s. withstand such long-term on it limit? -- long-term unemployment? jennifer: good morning. i don't think anyone can put an actual percentage figure on how much of this is going to be temporary. i think it is still too early to say. thesefter hearing all of terrible numbers of late from the ism surveys, auto sales being slashed in half in april, i plunge in retail sales, manufacturing activity, and of course, all of the jobs data, even withstanding all of that, i am still slightly more optimistic now that i have been in a while. thee it is because longest month ever is now over, but despite all of this terrible data, we are still hoping that a lot of this is going to be temporary. we are still expecting

problematic via dustin's thought one problem was the teachers who thought we shouldn't eat with the other kids to finish with an argument as. we were supposed to wash our hands really thoroughly as if something could rub off on the other kids . we have all complete seen for months and thousands who are voters can they aren't we can't and we weren't allowed to nap near the other children. or and our manager gordon should my parents did everything to protect us. they gave up everything they had to be there for us kids they fought for us they did what they could i think it was the right thing that they may have to explain it. in the hospital so we can assume you hear so often oh adoptive parents can never be the real parents but that is complete nonsense you really feel the loss they have for the children just like any other parents. absolutely they protect you and do everything for you and your family whether someone gave birth to you are not absolutely for me blood relationship is meaningless. we're hoping. for one trafficker good for me too and as for me it's immaterial and fragmented and

rory mcilroy was paired with dustin johnson against ricky fowler and matthew wolfe.ng to charity. it came to a playoff on 17. wolfe puts it on the dance floor. the event raised $5 million for charity. >>> how much would you spend for a pair of shoes? what if they were signed by michael jordan? a pair of m.j.'s autographed game-worn shoes sold for a record $560,000 on an online auction today. the sneakers were worn by his airness in 1985, his rookie season. the air jordan 1s were jordan's first-ever shoes. the previous record for a shoe sold at action, was $437,000 for a pair of the 1972 nike moon shoes. that's a lot of money for shoes. >>> the news will continue after this. >>> their dining rooms are closed because of the pandemic. but some restaurants are turning up the heat on their insurance companies. some fear the fight could change the protection on your homeowner or renter's policy. we look at how the two are connected. >> reporter: good evening. we talked about this dispute a few weeks ago. it was simmering now. now, it's beginning to boil. the multibillion-d

rory mcilroy, dustin johnson, rickey fowler, and matthew wolf playing at seminole golf club in floridaesident trump phoned in during that broadcast, and the players had to carry their own clubs. how do you like it? fowler rolling a birdie on 11, gave the wave to the imaginary crowd. it wasn't sunday at augusta, but there were some dramatic moments. mcilroy with golf's version of a walkoff. wins $1.1 million. in total, that event raised over $5 million. >>> now that match with tiger woods, phil mickelson, tom brady, peyton manning will take place next weekend. from golf, to paddleboarding. >> it's the spirit of the adventure. it's really that. >> reporter: it's first daylight. >> wow, just like that, huh? >> just like that. >> reporter: ahead for hours with a training part summer, building strength for waters far beyond the golden gate bridge. gifted athlete of water sports, led her to a spot on the 1992 u.s. olympic team. >> i just started racing, then i got sponsored. it just snowballed into a whole awesome world. >> reporter: reached the peak of wind surfing, where she competed for f

rory mcilroy paired with dustin johnson came out victorious. meanwhile, the associated press reporting nfl teams can begin reopening their facilities tomorrow if state and local governments allow it. and a memo set to 32 teams friday by roger goodell and object stained by the associated press, he stressed the clubs must be in compliance with any requirements in their jurisdiction and have implemented the protocols developed by the league's medical center. and "the washington post" reports major league baseball sent a proposal to the players yesterday pore personnel. and suggests radical changes to how players would interact if and when conditions are deemed safe enough to stage games. >>> still ahead, everybody, president trump saying he has total authority and now a group of lawmakers wants to know exactly how far his emergency powers will extend. >>> also, texas sees a massive spike in its number of coronavirus cases, but the state is still taking new measures to reopen. those stories and then, of course, a check on your weather when we come

jacksonville over the course of the past eight days and tomorrow a golf match featuring rory mcilroy and dustinng off against matthew wolff and rickie fowler. finally start your engines, nascar making its return to darlington tomorrow with brad kes lou ski having the pole position for the race. i talked with him this weekend and he said he was excited about getting back into racing but i was wondering how is his family feeling about him going out there despite the pandemic, going back to work. he said his wife is actually sad she will not be there. >> she usually comes to all the races with me and, you know, she's been my biggest cheerleader. of course, she can't come with the rules, it's minimal personnel and so forth, so she's bummed about not being able to come, especially because that means she has to stay home with two real little kids. i think she needs a little bit of a mommy break, if you know what i mean. no, she's obviously excited for me to get back racing as well, i think. there is a lot of, you know, emotional stability that comes from returning back to normalcy and going back to t

dustin riggins recruited his family to help paint the 10,000 square foot flag on a field he owns in indianans of paint. riggins wanted to create something people could see from air. clearly mission accomplished there. great stuff. >>> meanwhile, the pandemic is creating new challenges for u.s. food supplies. some wendy's restaurants have run out of beef as we spoke about with christine romans a little bit earlier. the country is also seeing a shortage of pork. tyson foods says it's reopening on thursday two weeks after a massive covid-19 outbreak among staff forced the plant to shut down. gary visited farmers in minnesota facing tough decisions. here's gary. >> reporter: alex haym is a sixth generation farmer. they're proud hog farmers. >> i never imagined having to do this. >> reporter: what they are going to do as a result of the closing of american pork plants. there is no place for these pigs to go. >> each of these hogs should have been out of here two to three weeks ago, sent to market. looks like they never will. the decision has been made to humanely euthanize most if not all of the

a two on two charity golf match ron by rory mcilroy and dustin johnson. >>> you know what, many withason looking different for a lot of people in the class of 2020. numerous celebrities are helping do something good and make it a special one. >> that is crazy. >> kevin durant surprised a graduate on ig live after getting a request from that senior's girlfriend. it was really great to see. >> it was. >> very inspirational. >> absolutely. one of my classmates in college is a dance teacher and some of her students were in the video. she showed some behind the scenes of shooting it in texas where she lived and i kind of feel like i knew them. >> there you go. it's nice to see. you have to be innovative. a new way to celebrate. >> a lot of celebrations going on. >>> i guess we can celebrate because the rain is here. >>> i put up a new planter. i put a lot of seeds in the soil over the week, so i am really excited to see this rain coming through this morning. and so if you're getting ready to head out, i know it's monday and it's raining but we will see something positive for us in the bay

dustin dorsey tells us his message of strength rings true today. >> reporter: life changes in an instanthe san franci 49ers were just training for the super bowl. now it's turned on its head. >> it didn't really become a big deal until like march, then when we hit march, it was just crazy. >> reporter: seemingly as soon as the world changed due to the coronavirus pandemic, liedramati 2019. >> i was very confused, very angry and just generally very sad. >> reporter: losing someone he called the most important person in his life caused thomas to go into a depression that hurt himm on the football field. he decided to plow through and become a strong voice for mental awareness. >> i can always be true to myself, and that's one of the hardest things to do in this day and age is be true to yourself. i'm working on it to make sure everything i do is in line with what i do and what i value. >> reporter: mental health can lead to issues like we see daily with covid-19. but thomas is determined to be strong with no matter what life offers. >> if you're feeling sad, happy, that's how you're suppos

rory mcilroy and dustin john ton teed off in oklahoma, rickey fowler played in florida.resident trump called in to discuss the future of sporting events. >> we want to get sports back. we miss sports. we need sports in terms of the psyche of our country. we want to get it back to where it was. we want big, big stadiums, loaded with people. we don't want to have 15,000 people watching alabama, lsu, as an example. >> reporter: while this year's baseball season remains unclear, major league baseball plans to hold its draft in june virtually. in darlington, south carolina, mark meredith, fox news. jillian: former president obama kicking a long-standing custom to the curb by openly attacking a sitting president during a virtual commencement address. >> all those folks who thought they were in charge and knew what they were doing, turns out they don't have all the answers. rob: is this a good message to send to the class of 2020. we will debate that coming up. rob: tensions high as nations gather for an unpresprecedented world health assembly online as -- it's online because o

taylormade is hosting a charity match with mcilroy and dustin johnson facing off, with a much quieter option than what it will be rolling out here in a few hours. >> a busy sports day by today's standards. by the way, you can catch that taylormade driving relief skins match for covid-19 charities right here on nbc today starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we learned on saturday of a big loss in the world of comedy as hollywood favorite fred willard died. willard made us laugh in countless movies like "best in show." >> let me ask you this, if you're going to put him on a football team, which would be your wide receiver, your tight end? >> dogs who play football. >> more recently willard played on the hit show "modern family." steve carell who appeared with him in "anchorman" tweeted willard is the funniest person he's ever worked with. fred willard died on friday of natural causes. he was 86 years old and funny in everything he was ever in. >>> this morning the national hurricane center issued a warning to residents of north carolina's outer banks after a weather system strengthened ov