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and fraperhaps they had an easi day doing it due to the pandemic. they made their point. unfortunately, they smashed windows. >> here is what we are seeing, a short while aguy from the sky ranger, that is 101 on the bottom of the screen. that is 101 southbound. leaving san jose, to morgan hill. you notice the northbound direction, they were allowing cars to get off, taking side streets and get back on. but if you were stuck on that 101 southbound, you were stuck. and sadly, a few of the cars that were stuck in traffic were vandalized by some of the bad actors in some ofs the protestors. >> some of the people existed their vehicle. confronted the protestors and that got heated very quickly. it seems like the only real damage out there today was property damage. but it certainly could havees ska lated. it was a very emotional exchange, and in one case, one of protestors, there were two, and the one on the radio of the video is smashing the windows, the one on the left is kick the doors and trying to open the driver's door to the vehicle. >> we will get to that video in a mi

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we are doing it and there are moments and days where it is not easy but it isa and days where it is notd be and so, really, really, just know it is entirely possible. that was paul. i had been looking forward to this for weeks. this is mark. how have you been? we are ok. juggling childcare and working from the same space, which is interesting, is probably the best way to put it. very politely put. we talked earlier about music event is being cancelled for the foreseeable future. film and tv production is off at the moment as well, isn't it? it is very difficult to socially distance on movie and tv drama sets so they have had to completely shut down. interestingly, some directors have said they are working on postproduction of movies, suicide squad at home. if you are trying to film anything now, all of that is shutdown. then you have another form of entertainment, like video games. we would normally be going to the video game show injune but that is not happening. what is your take on how the video games industry has or has not been affected? video games, every bit of a video game is ge

many tests the day and organising tens of thousands of these, maybe 100 thousands of these a day will not be easy imagine cues a day will not be easy. so i imagine cues at your pharmacy and special, maybe, driving health centres to go and get your coronavirus antibody test, which would tell you if you had an infection in the past and not a current infection. what is your hunch as to whether or not you have coronavirus, you would then never get it again, which they called immunity in the trade? if you have antibodies after an infection, that means you are protected against that infection for a while and while this isa infection for a while and while this is a completely new coronavirus, we do know from other coronavirus that this, you have an infection, you have an immune response, you have antibodies against that the protection of that season and may be a year later. but he might be two or three years down the line that your immunity drops. you do become vulnerable again. the important thing that got friends in liverpool who drive me mad about this. getting the message out that there's more to pr

nothing ahead now but the long, easy days of summer. as she jogged the last few yards to her house, carol passed by the guest cottage she'd rented out as a way to help pay her expenses. >> it's 50 feet away from the main house, and it has all of its own kitchen and bath and shower and rooms. >> reporter: it was comforting, in a way, to have someone else with her on the property, out here at the edge of things. man's name was jim knapp. divorced father. bit of an odd duck, some people said. but easy to get along with. at least, that's what carol told her friends. the man didn't cause any trouble. >> jim knapp was just sort of this free-spirited surfer dude from hawaii who -- hang ten. >> but she took him in as a boarder? >> it was my understanding that he was -- had been diagnosed with cancer. and i think they sort of co-supported each other through a lot of the painful times that they were both experiencing. >> reporter: once inside her house, carol put together a salad for dinner, answered a few emails. settled in for an evening alone.

grandparents because they don't think should do they are not sure to get with every every day between it's more easy for us to your truth every day. i think you want to start with a youthful new generation our generation we are too much only too we have bad habits so useful is a new there's a new generation there will i see read or understand because krebs say the experience of gretchen man and the experience of the fear of 19. change could change. many abla now more and up table so young people. ok one of our generation because look and the 21st century we almost started thinking all ourselves as they homo almighty they were gods i mean we started by reversing the age francaise we started messing with it and we're saying like your talib is just around the corner and look at us now we're start scared and nervous and we run we don't know where to hide and it you know he sort of 2 guys the tiniest microchip to to put us in this state and it's not even a life you know giving up a our generation do you think we're going to come out of this crisis still thinking of ourselves that we're home alive. i thin

subsequently had significant bleeding from his airway as well. >> as you might imaginon of this has been easy. 55 daysospital, 55 pounds of weight gone. >> now i'm -- >> my strength is coming back slowly but surely. >> if i walk up a couple sets of stairs. i do compensate a bit. i'm huffing and puffing. it will take time to get back. >> get back home and family and friends. i'm doing well. just looking forward to making full recovery. >> oh, my gosh. sanjay, the herculean effort that teams of doctors go to, to save just one life. i mean, that's incredible. can anything that they learned from that be used on other patients, or is that too extreme of a case? >> well, this type of technology is becoming more available, but i think what they're learning and i think what can be applied elsewhere, alisyn is this idea that the virus for -- we're not sure why, but for some reason it really seems to cause a significant decline. someone who is doing fine, able to talk to their family on the phone and all of a sudden needs a breathing tube. the lungs develop this infection and become stiff, it's a respiratory di

day. how easy will it be to maintain when there are many more passengers and many more flights?hen you actually get on the plane, how safe will that be? this week, the international air transport association announced a series of measures the industry should be taking to keep passengers and crew safe. etihad, based in abu dhabi, is just one of the airlines already taking action to try and reassure passengers. they are currently trialling technology that allows them to monitor passenger's temperature, and respiratory rate, with the potential to detect covid—i9. we have embarked on a huge sanitisation programme. what we're doing is actively encouraging people to check in online. it's all about limiting touch points throughout the travellers' journey. i want to ask about the middle seat because there seems to be some debate about that. does it actually make any difference? it is difficult to achieve the two metre distancing. for example, in economy, what we're doing is ensuring that the neighbouring seat is free. all of our aircraft have air filters which basically filter 99% of ai

but first let's begin any yeah one day the company sell off cameroon we ought to be easy bus station here people but buses every day to the outskirts of the city. beyond the hearts of young d. this eighteen seater bus transports mostly students from the center of the town to the outskirts of your one day most of them have no choice. but to get on board this post season. if the more more self disclosing doesn't to los lotto goose is it is easy to plan attacks you've given due thought that c. update me phone it's very difficult service it this does. read just put an office and this will let's take a- because he's very difficult even window if not having many passengers examples let's see up to one meter like driver's this route i live complete the difficulties he faced in his business. the outbreak. some s. did you see. on the subject just about. welcome to the jungle will provide customer police said you needed to talk you. me come to the family and this is what it feels like to travel in cameroon's capital yeah one day now what taking you to south africa to discuss with us the situati

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hospitals could not , get tested for covid, could not get admitted, went home and died in his easy chair. after,t day, -- the day she put him in the ground where she could not be there. she went to the hospital and said my husband died of covid-19. they looked at her and said i don't believe you need to be tested. as she sat there, a woman of the majority community came in and said i have nausea and diarrhea because i think i ate some bad sushi. they rushed her in and took her back to evaluate her for covid-19. racism is alive and well in the united states. it has not gone away. it directly affects the health outcomes of the african americans. i hear what he is saying. it is not true. there are a lot of those that believe that. and we at the national medical association need to ensure that the health outcomes of our people are not affected by race. we are working hard for example to get implicit bias training. something just like he said. a doctor believes he has no hint of racism, but it is subconscious. it is there and documented. host: before we go, can you talk about your work with the administra

of people are at the risk of going hungry the government may be promising better days ahead but the road will not be easy. may 1st is recognized as labor day honoring the struggles and gains made by workers around the world but this year this little to celebrate as millions of people find themselves suddenly unemployed the usual marches have been banned in many countries the room locked down but in athens workers to fight a curfew to rally for better conditions the greek government for the last few years to hold off demonstrations until next week. in france people stayed at home but still made some noise as well as banging pots and pans they sang revolutionary songs on the balconies a very different scene to last year's may day when rallies in paris. u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden has spoken for the 1st time about allegations of sexual assault involving a former employee the former vice president told us media that he did not assault tolerate when she worked for him in 1993 journey his time as a senator. from the very beginning. believing women means taking the woman's claims seriously when she step

an area to push down your thumb and put your thumbprint on it, the way you can leave days, that way it would be easy to authenticate a can you identify the forger if there was one. not that idea, but a lot of people are very wary about giving the government their fingerprints. the: hans von spakovsky of heritage foundation, talking to us about voting and voting by mail. thank you for your time, sir. guest: thanks for having me. i hope everyone stays well out there and that we have a robust election in november. now, amberng us mcreynolds of the national vote at home coalition, she is the ceo, good morning. guest: good morning. host: tell us about your organization, what it does, and who supports it. we are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and have been in existence for about 2.5 years and our entire goal has been to help states and policymakers improve the vote at home and by mail processes in every state. that one of the issues you deal with is this idea of voter fraud info by mail. what has your experience been in looking at the system overall? is there fraud there? system that any includes a lot of human be

their fears in germany over a 2nd wave of corona virus infections after every 40 that is easy spreading faster just days after the lockdown was eased the virus is reproduction rate which measures the number of people over 1000 will infect is estimated at 1.07 that means 100 people in fact 107 out is on average russia will saw it easing restrictions on tuesday despite having the 4th highest number of infections in the world over 220900 cases have been reported president biden has put in say sectors like agriculture and construction can resume operations provided they follow safety rules putin also announced plans to further support the economy as well as welfare payouts for struggling families. authorities in malaysia began arresting undocumented migrants in a targeted operation on monday just outside the capital kuala lumpur video released by local media showed crowds of migrants lining up after the arrival of a large group of police offices and many asian government has already carried out similar operations in what it says is an effort to help contain the spread of the corona virus and other news the

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day. but how easy will it be to maintain when there are many more passengers and many more flights? that be? this week, the international air transport association announced a series of measures the industry should be taking to keep passengers and crew safe. etihad, based in abu dhabi, is just one of the airlines already taking action to try and reassure passengers. they are currently trialling technology that allows them to monitor passenger's heart rate, temperature and respiratory rate, with the potential to detect covid—i9. we have embarked on a huge sort of sanitisation programme. what we're doing is actively encouraging people to check in online. it's all about limiting touch points throughout the travellers‘ journey. i just want to ask you about the middle seat because there seems to be some debate about that. does it actually make any difference? it is difficult to achieve the two metre distancing. for example, in economy, what we're doing is ensuring that the neighbouring seat is free. all of our aircraft have hepa air filters which basically filter 99% of airborne microbes

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that's positive that maybe there's some kind of the new need to rise in from i have been had a day in sex just easy's is no one knows because they're being anecdotal reports of african hospitals having full p.p. protection for health care workers and general levels of health care better than in the so-called developed nations like britain or the united states i don't know whether you want to take credit for that as part of the global alliance for vaccine and immunization or whether jim yong kim with the world bag will beat you for the top job there do you believe that these multilateral institutions have a key role in helping developing nations combat coronavirus or too early to tell the coronavirus epidemic is still some places don't need it in other that needs is because they still rise and i know that they multilateral institutions have moved quickly but the african development bank the world bank the i.m.f. other institutions all around the world in malta making their debts if i announced . i'm a liberal now and dad the day i met i was given some measure of death and you need 2 countries but let

three people at home and my other kids are there, we haven't seen them for two days and has been is there, so it wasn't easy. >> reporter: both zara and her mother would need to be quarantined for 14 days. >> we are trying to be brave and positive. >> reporter: they succeeded, no one else in the household ever tested positive. to this day, how was babies are infected? >> it's still a mystery for us. >> reporter: her case is now part of medical history, doctor jones and her colleagues wrote a report to alert other clinicians. >> love your kids, hug your kids, they are your world and just take this seriously. >> reporter: kawasaki disease can impact the blood vessels in the heart making it very dangerous, but so far zara's heart is fine and her mother tells her she is actually doing quite well and her issues have been completely resolved. >>> the college admissions bribery case against actress lori loughlin and more than a dozen other people will move forward, they are going to court. a federal judge today denying a motion to dismiss the charges. lori loughlin her, her husband and 12 others claiming the gover

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the days ahead will not be easy but we will endure them , the clouds will part, when they do we will for those who have been hurt and rebuild that we have lost with the same spirit with which we now fight the virus. thank you mr. president. >> mr. president. >> the senator from maryland. >> i'm sure all of us here a common question from our constituents as we start to reopen thet states, is it safe does the state have all the needs as 50 states are starting to reopen doing that without a vaccine in place at the earliest is next year. without therapeutic drugs to minimize the healthcare risk of covid-19 and we are starting to reopen. so how do we safely reopen yes with the cdc guidelines and to be on the trendline that shows the virus is under control before we reopen. but then there is a second element to safely reopen that is having adequate testing available in our community. we need testing so we know where the virus is at any given time and trace those who come down with new infections with massive communal spread which would cause the second wave of misery for our community and

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>i know, i'm still working on nice and slow and that's what you do on these nice warm days, writing just take it easy and certainly today was one of those hot ones around the parts of the bay area now begin to see a little haze begin to develop along the golden gate bridge that's a little sign. some changes to come our way especially near the coast, i'm going to cool things down a bit out toward the beaches, maybe a little fog sneaking along the coastline. so you see about 70 downtown san francisco and probably in the 60's and the sun said you've got 50's along the immediate coast inside the bay of fine mid 70's and the burlingame about 84 redwood city 87 in mount view temperatures soaring in the 90's and san jose getting hot there tomorrow afternoon. i think maybe some mid 90's and a little more tomorrow 93 in pleasanton 81 in hayward about 94 degrees in danville about 80 in oakland 76 in san leandro and you're looking about 90 in pittsburgh. so certainly some hot temperatures. the hottest of the season so far rolling into the bay area things will this weekend mother's day we cool down some fog with

weather is actually set to improve now the winds have been very strong for the last few days and these winds finally easy as we head through monday sunny across much of southern areas of the u.k. a high of $24.00 celsius in london on monday a warm day in paris plenty of trout across the central safely messy picture plenty of rain across into areas of germany on into poland across into ukraine and then across the south one of 2 showers likely in and around greece and maybe in a few showers in 3 will central areas of spain but really for the whole it's a fairly good picture if that woman get further on tuesday 26 in paris but plenty of class still bubbling up across the central and southeastern areas widespread rain again across the southeast i mean could see one or 2 severe thunderstorms. this powerful social network is sculpting a global cyber society and regulation is playing catch up but as scandals begin to unfold they will witness is that we should not be in this position. undercover to gauge how ethics weigh against profit and how the rules are being written. inside facebook on al-jazeera. the. welc

days before the. once easy and. the transitions are now syrian. and the muses are. really military put in your room and stories but let me start as all of katrina katrina what is different in your life today that you never would have imagined would be the norm for you now that china is beginning to get out of these who are down mandates what's your life like now. well every day in china now you have to go out and have a mask on if you don't have a mask on you feel naked it's a real exposed you know that something's wrong you have to have a mask everywhere you go and you expect to have your temperature take taken. sometimes by people who are very serious about it sometimes or people who are not too serious about it but you have to have it take and you have to put your details down and in some sort of fall through a recent form of the removal for an app or when you go to a restaurant when you go to a cafe when going to mall and i think that suggests that if something does happen and there's a case and that person went to that area they know who else was there and they

day. so far, so good for the bay area bridges. it is an easy ride into the city. same for the san mateo bridge. traffic is off to a great start between 880 and 101 and if you are going to the roadways, the golden gate bridge is nice and quiet. there is roadwork just north of here as you make your way along 101 near the waldo bridge. that is a look at traffic. >>> it is 4:51 am. the city of berkeley has reopened tennis and pickleball courts for singles play. most neighborhood parks and recreation facilities in the city are still closed and masks are not required on court that all players must have a face covering with them. >>> some travelers are taking their in-flight hygiene habits a step further by wearing hazmat suits. many carriers such as philippine airlines, airasia and qatar airways are requiring flight attendants to wear hazmat suits on planes. a centers for disease control and prevention spokesperson says wearing one is not necessary and could cause undue concern for other travelers. they recommend wearing a face covering instead. >> it so special to me t

and we are organising tens of thousands of these may be 100 thousands of these a day won't be easy.ues at your pharmacy and special drive in health centres to go and get your coronavirus antibody test. which will tell you if you had an infection in the past not a current infection. tom, what is your hunch about whether if you have coronavirus, you would then navigate it again? which they call immunity, in the trade, don't they? this is the critical question. we know usually if you have antibodies during an infection that means you are protected. against although this isa are protected. against although this is a completely new coronavirus we do know from other coronavirus this seasonal flu, that you have an infection you have an immunity, you make antibodies against that infection. and that protects you for that season and maybe later, to a three years down the line as your immunity drops and you do become vulnerable again. the important thing to say and i've got friends in liverpool who drive me mad about this is the need to get the message out that there's more to protection again

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originally we heard he was going to take it easy for a few days. he did skip a meeting over the weekend. mr. pence will be at the white house today. president trump will conduct a rose garden press appearance to talk about coronavirus, not that it's in the white house specifically though that will certainly come up. it's at 3:00 p.m. california time right after the president meets with industry leaders to talk about the pandemic. the exposure in the white house also means very senior staff are going to self-isolate and that includes dr. anthony fauci who says he'll work from home for some time. he is scheduled to talk to the senate, a senate subcommittee tomorrow. he will still do that. he's just going to do it by teleconference. so that's tomorrow. also tomorrow the security will begin to hear a case in which there are subpoenas for the president's financial records issued by a prosecutor in new york state. the less has lost every single time. he's making the argument or his legal team is making the argument that a president, a sitting president,o

an area to push down your thumb and put your thumbprint on it, the way you can leave days, that way it would be easy to authenticate a can you identify the forger if there was one. not that idea, but a lot of people are very wary about giving the government their fingerprints. the: hans von spakovsky of heritage foundation, talking to us about

weather is actually set to improve now the winds have been very strong for the last few days and these winds finally easy as we head through monday sunny across much of southern areas of the u.k. a high of $24.00 celsius in london on monday a warm day in paris plenty of crowd across the central areas and souza safely messy picture plenty of rain across into areas of germany on into poland across into ukraine and then across the south $1.00 to $2.00 showers likely in and around greece and maybe in a few showers in 3 will central areas especially but really for the whole it's a fairly good picture and if that woman get further on she's day 26 in paris the plenty of class still bubbling up across the central and south eastern areas widespread rain again across the southeast i mean could see one to severe thunderstorms. i usually test treat and trace frank assessments why is italy struggling to cope with the number coronavirus failure to take really aggressive action we get them behind the curve informed opinion it's going to be much more challenging in a place like eve it is one then 2 later very relieved m

none of this has been easy for him. 55 days in the hospital, 55 pounds of weight.>gone 2 weeks truth is coming back slowly, but yeah couple sets of and you can put a little bit and come up and so it's going to take more time to get that deserved back. >>of the drama by family you just looking for 2. you're making open for >>well the battle lines are already drawn in san francisco, a city sanction homeless tent city where on house people can shelter in place during the pandemic is leading to a legal battle, it is only supposed to be a temporary site for dozens of tents existing anywhere from 3 to 6 months so mcdonald's restaurants, i did hate and standing in but support for the safe sleeping site is mixed among those who live in that neighborhood. >>of us aren't even going to be open by the time it's gone. the reality is we're probably not going to have a lot of business by the time it's gone and i think this safer. in more humane than having these kids right out on the street this so it's going to get killed very quickly. >>and if there is no backup site then lots

what we are asking people not to do is plan on coming down with their coup there, and easy up and plan on staying all day and sitting around. >> michael george, kpix 5, new york. >>> more than 1.6 coronavirus, 1.6 million coronavirus cases in the us have been confirmed and the death toll is now approaching 100,000. >>> closer to home, large crowds of protesters gathered outside the capitol in sacramento today. they are calling on governor newsom to left the shelter in place order. they want businesses in the state to fully reopen. as you can see, some of them had signs calling the order unconstitutional and urging people to go against the restrictions. >>> the state has a new tool to alert you when you have interacted with a person who has been infected with covid- 19. the new california connected program launched ahead of the holiday weekend aims to put public health workers in touch with infected individuals to help identify who they have been in contact with. the idea is to encourage people who are covid-19 positive, and those they have been in contact with to quarantine. the governor says that any in

think even if you're near the bay or the coast, you definitely still have to take it easy, stay hydrated and cool. this is day two of the heat wave. i'll let you know how much longer you can expect the scorcher coming up. ama? >> all right. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> in san mateo county thousands of people went to the state beaches over the weekend. they were packed. just one problem, the state didn't open beach parking lots, leaving to an overflow and layers of problems as a result. here's reporter wayne freedman. >> sometimes it is easier to predict human behavior than the weather, especially when one leads to another with covid-19 in the mix. >> it's been pretty insane. >> it was chaotic. >> they're talking about crowds that swarmed state beaches in and around half moon bay last weekend. an influx made worse by intentionally closed parking lots and some restrooms at those beaches. california state parks had been trying to enforce restricted access. those restrictions worked even less well then than they did today. >> everyone deserves to go out, just be protected, use your mascara and do what you need to do.