"remember m.e.," meredith emerson.enjoy your day in the outdoors. >> just really enjoyed being out with nature and watching ella run through the forest and play with other dogs. i think it was just a really peaceful place for her to be. >> people go to these places to relax and get away from everyday life and enjoy the outdoors. and they should continue to do that. these are some of the safest places there are to go. >> until the monster shows up. >> yeah. >> in march 201, gary hilton pleaded guilty to the 2007 murders of john and irene bryant in north carolina. he's serving four consecutive life sentences currently. >>> this sunday, health and the economy. president trump pivots from fighting the virus -- >> this country can't stay closed and locked down for years. >> -- to promoting the economy. even trying to shut down the coronavirus task force before backing off. >> i had no idea how popular the task force is. until actually yesterday. >> mr. trump questioning science. >> i feel about vaccines like i feel about te

he moved in with the emerson's to do the favor to the emerson's, the household needed ahead. emerson came back from europe to find that the row had done its job all too well. emerson said to the robe you cannot live here anymore. the rose said what am i going to do? move back in with my mother? i'm 35. emerson said i have -- why don't you go build yourself something at the pond. so he did but he did not think he was going to write about it. he thought it was going to write a book about a river trip he took with his brother. that hot thrown asked him to come and give a little top. so he came and gave the top about the river trip and in the queue when a all people want to know is what it was like to live in a shack at walden pond. i believe q&a is our magic. i know that this will not disappoint us. all right. here we go. the pilgrims landed the mayflower at cape cod massachusetts on a cold november day and 16 20, because they were running out of beer. their legal charter from king james was for a grant of land in northern virginia. instead, they anchored illegally and carved th

he moved in with the emersons to do a favor because. er s-- emerson went to europe.e found theroux had done his job foo wetoo well. he said, you can't live here anymore. he said, am i going to move back in with my mother? i'm 35. emerson said, i have a wood lot on walden pond. build yourself something. he did. he didn't think he was going to write about it. he thought he was going to write a book about a river trip he took with his brother. h hawthorn asked him to come and give a talk. so he came and he gave the talk about the river trip. in the q & a, all anybody wanted to know was what it was like to live in a shack at walden pond. i believe that q & a are magic. i know that this one will not disappoint us. here we go. the pilgrims landed the mayflower at cape cod, massachusetts, on a cold november day in 1620 because they were running out of beer. their legal charter from king james was for a grant of land in northern virginia. instead, they anchored illegally and carved their first community from the sand laying the foundation of the american character. american

now emerson is receiving dozens of grateful letters from u.s. postal workers. a small thing but it's not just about emerson, it's about all of our ability to have positive ripples. so we shared it and had no idea whatsoever what would come of these last couple days. >> reporter: stamps, envelopes, notes, and thousands of requests for the webbers' address. as for em -- >> if anybody was to write you a letter, who would you want it to be from? >> taylor swift. >> same. >> reporter: but for now, em and her dad and the rest of us will continue to celebrate these everyday heroes. >> we need to be together, we need to be connected, we need to be loved. it all came in the form of a letter to a mail carrier. >> emerson hopes to be the president of the u.s. one day. she has my vote. she's well on her way to replying to each of those usps workers who have sent her a letter. she hopes people are inspired by the connection she's made. >> i am dying. she said, i hope taylor swift writes me a letter, you said same. i know you laugh, you're serious. >> very serious. >>> right

spencer kimball is with emerson college 3rd of folks have reported losing a job. in their household. what's interesting is that not as many people in california seem to know somebody directly impacted or. >>or let me let caught in the coronavirus get this will only 15% of californians say they know someone who tested positive for covid-19. >>65% say they wouldn't feel comfortable sitting inside a restaurant. even with social distancing guidelines in place, but 55% say they would feel comfortable at a park or beach. and also the californians need to be ready for a slow and steady approach to rebuilding and i think this is going to have. >>a longer impact on the recovery of the economy. because it's not like you can just like back in and everybody jumps right back to what they were doing 2 months ago in san francisco jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>well in the poll we also asked californians how they felt about several issues that includes just how excited they are to support president trump who people think should be joe biden's running mate for vice president. you

>>being so new next our emerson college poll results show californians approve more of their governor fan of the president the numbers show 64.7% of registered voters approve of governor newsome with less than 20% of respondents saying they disapprove of the work. he's doing those numbers nearly switch for the president with 58.5% of voters disapproving of donald trump and 30% saying they approve california reported the highest basically disappointment in the federal government with over 60% say that they have not done enough. >>other states it's around 45 to 50% so it's interesting to see california. there is a larger disparity are growing ranks against the federal government despite clashes over policy in the past newsome and trump's relationship took a turn in response to the coronavirus the governor has avoided criticizing and instead has complimented trump for responding the california needs most recently thanking the president for promising to send hundreds of thousands of coronavirus testing swabs i think his outreach to the president has helped him with those republican voters

seem to be getting along as they worked together during this pandemic our new next our media and emersonlege poll shows that approval ratings for both are not in sync ashley zavala takes a closer look being so new next our emerson college poll results show californians approve more of their governor then of the president the numbers show 64.7% of registered voters approve of governor newsome with less than 20% of respondents saying they disapprove of the work. he's doing those numbers nearly switch for the president with 58.5% of voters disapproving of donald trump. >>and 30% saying they approve california reported the highest basically disappointed in the federal government with over 60% say that they have not done enough. >>other states it's around 45 to 50% so it's interesting to see california. there is a larger disparity are growing ranks against the federal government despite clashes over policy in the past newsome and trump's relationship took a turn in response to the coronavirus the governor has avoided criticizing and instead has complimented trump for responding the california

we're going to rethink this whole thing and that's when we ended up at the emerson inn. >> quinn saidought his gun to the emerson inn and threatened to kill her husband and children if she didn't cooperate. at one point, she thought about using it on herself. >> i was crying and screaming. he kept begging me to calm down. i couldn't. i grabbed his gun and i'm going to shoot myself in the head. and he grabbed it out of my head. what are you doing? you crazy? >> mentally broken, quinn obeyed all of the kidnapper's demands. the detective asked quinn to share as much detail of her entire experience as possible, hoping to glean some clues. she remembered something that seemed incidental, but something that would later turn out to be crucial to the investigation. >> he bought chicken drummettes and paper and drinks for us. so we're eating spicy chicken drummettes. >> quinn also told police unlike what was written in the original ransom note, she no longer believed three men were involved in her kidnapping. >> my very gut instinct now that i'm clearly thinking and getting it all is that ther

that's according to our next our emerson college poll. we took a look at how november's upcoming presidential election would play out here in the golden state. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more. >>a democratic candidate joe biden is the presidential favorite in california, according to the latest next our emerson college poll asked if the presidential election was today nearly 60% of respondents said they would vote for biden while 29% said they would reelect donald trump nearly half the respondents said they were extremely or very excited to support biden the concern that i have is one voters don't even in california where he's winning by 30 points. only 54% expected actually become the president. so the expectation is in the primary the expectation was that i was the most electable now that we're in the general election people are now questioning and he be elected on recent allegations, he sexually harassed his former staffer tara reid 41.1% of california respondents said they thought the claims were false well almost a

>>being so new next our emerson college poll results show californians approve more of their governor than of the president the numbers show 64.7% of registered voters approve of governor newsome with less than 20% of respondents saying they disapprove of the work. he's doing those numbers nearly switch for the president with 58.5% of voters disapproving of donald trump and 30% saying they approve california reported the highest basically disappointed in the federal government with over 60% say that they have not done enough. >>other states it's around 45 to 50% so it's interesting to see in california. there is a larger disparity are growing ranks against the federal government despite clashes over policy in the past newsome and trump's relationship took a turn in response to the coronavirus the governor has avoided criticizing and instead has complimented trump are responding the california needs most recently thanking the president for promising to send hundreds of thousands of coronavirus testing swabs i think his outreach to the president has helped him with those republican vote

>>teamed up with emerson college we put out a poll to californians asking him how comfortable do you feel going to a restaurant even with spacing precaution. >>35% said, 64% said no i am not comfortable dining in we're in the midst of the pandemic but you know it's hard we're in a situation where you know restaurant owners they want to make money they want to survive. >>and then people also want to stay safe. so hopefully we can come to middle ground hopefully the governor's guidelines will make customers feel safe. and the restaurant owners reopened but that's not happening until noon, we'll hear from governor gavin newsome if you haven't done so already download our 24 7 news app kron on i'm live in san francisco back to 2 in studio, okay sir, thanks level wait see what the governor says at noon today, robin. >>well here in the bay area, san francisco could allow more businesses to reopen next monday with curbside pickup and delivery services. mayor london breed unveiled the next steps for reopening the city. while she is excited about the potential expansion of curbside pickup and

spencer kimball is with emerson college 3rd of folks have reported losing a job. in their household. what's interesting is that not as many people in california seem to know somebody directly impacted or. >>or let me let caught the coronavirus get this will only 15% of californians say they know someone who tested positive for covid-19. >>65% say they wouldn't feel comfortable sitting inside a restaurant. even with social distancing guidelines in place, but 55% say they would feel comfortable at a park or beach. and also the californians need to be ready for a slow and steady approach to rebuilding and i think this is going to have. >>a longer impact on the recovery of the economy. because it's not like you can just like back in and everybody jumps right back to what they were doing 2 months ago in san francisco jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>so in the poll, we also asked californians how they feel about several issues including how excited people are to support president trump and who people think you should be joe biden's running mate for vice president you can

candidate joe biden is the presidential favorite in california, according to the latest next our emersonhe presidential election was today nearly 60% of respondents said they would vote for biden while 29% said they would reelect donald trump nearly half the respondents said they were extremely or very excited to support biden the concern that i have is one voters don't even in california where he's winning by 30 points. >>only 54% expected actually become the president. so the expectation is in the primary expectation was that i was the most electable now that we're in the general election people are now questioning and he be elected on recent allegations, he sexually harassed his former staffer tara reid 41.1% of california respondents said they thought the claims were false well almost a 3rd said they were unsure when asked who should be his vice presidential pick california's top choices are former state attorney general kamala harris with elizabeth warren trailing by one percent, but it's also interesting to note about 22% of voters want somebody else and that's going to a lot of pr

let's take a look. >> i am partnering with box tops to celebrate and they want to give emerson $25,000 don't have to go out of pocket. >> isn't that awesome? yeah, he does a lot. he buys his own supplies and is teaching during shelter at home like we've seen so many do. appreciation on both sides. we didn't give it all away. there's more. ellen has another huge surprise. check that out at 4:00 on "ellen" here on nbc bay area. it's always fun to watch. that show is very uplifting. >>> coming up next, the top stories we're following this morning including did you feel it? a lot of people in the bay area saying they do. some earthquakes rattling western nevada waking up people out of their bed. we're going to show you where and for how far that outreach is happening. >> a live report on bay area counties set to start scaling back restrictions next week. and who is holding out. >>> right now at 5:30, ready, set, reopen. the growing list planning to move into phase two and what you need to know about the restrictions being lifted. >>> working to return to normal, how muni is helping more pe

spencer kimball is with emerson college 3rd of folks have reported losing a job. in their household. what's interesting is that not as many people in california seem to know somebody directly impacted or. >>or let me let caught the coronavirus get this will only 15% of californians say they know someone who tested positive for covid-19. >>65% say they wouldn't feel comfortable sitting inside a restaurant. even with social distancing guidelines in place, but 55% say they would feel comfortable at a park or beach to most of the californians need to be ready for a slow and steady approach to rebuilding and i think this is going to have. >>a longer impact on the recovery of the economy. because it's not like you can just like back in and everybody jumps right back to what they were doing 2 months ago in san francisco jonathan mccall kron 4 news in the poll we also asked californians how they feel about several issues including how excited people are to support president trump and who people think should be joe biden's running mate for vice president of the race to the

the emerson college survey conducted over the weekend found 35% said they would feel comfortable dining at a restaurant and only a quarter would feel safe going to the gym. half the people said that they were comfortable with the idea of visiting parks. >>> two counties may be the first to find out if diners are willing to return to restaurant. with 70 six cases between them, butte and el dorado counties are ready to move quickly through stage ii. >>> restaurants may have to consider one more big factor before opening indoor seating. the heir. here's more on the story from omar via franco >> reporter: there's a lot to consider when reopening the dining room and not all that has to do with keeping customers six feet apart. some of it has to do with airflow. a recent study shows how one customer with covid-19 spread the disease to nine others. if you look at the pattern of infection some people seated at the table were infected but nobody at the table next to them. >> when a virus is caught up in an airstream it has the potential to move further than six feet. six the researchers from the

. >> the emerson college next star media survey conduct over the weekend found 35% would feel comfortable dining ads a social hi distanced restaurant right now. liz? >> in addition to restaurants the phase two guidelines allow offices to reopen when tell work is not possible. shopping malls, strip malls, and outlet malls can offer curb side pick up and car washes, pet grooming businesses, and botanical gardens may reopen with restrictions. today health officer sara cody said coronavirus cases have held steady in recent days and relaxing restrictions now would put the public at risk in los angeles county, shelter in place orders will likely remain in place through july. today the public health director said the health order would remain in place unless there's a dramatic change in how the virus spreads. but some restrictions could be modified over the next through months. >> the california state university system plans to keep most places online this fall. the chancellor saying great to return to the system's 23 campuses, there will be a small number of classes that will meet in person wit

that's according to our next our emerson college poll. we took a look at how november's upcoming presidential election would play out here in the golden state. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the results. >>a democratic candidate joe biden is the presidential favorite in california, according to the latest next our emerson college poll asked if the presidential election was today nearly 60% of respondents said they would vote for biden while 29% said they would reelect donald trump nearly half the respondents said they were extremely or very excited to support biden the concern that i have is one voters don't even in california where he's winning by 30 points. only 54% expected actually become the president. so the expectation is in the primary the expectation was that i was the most electable now that we're in the general election people are now questioning and he be elected on recent allegations he sexually harassed his former staffer tara reid 41.1% of california respondents said they thought the claims were false well al

they want to give emerson elementary school $25,000. >> oh, my god. >> so now you don't haveo out of pocket yourself to do >> you heard it right there, that is great. ellen there telling mr. lamata that he does not have to buy his own supplies himself. so we didn't give away all of the great surprises you'll see on this show. ellen has another one for mr. lamata, you don't want to miss it, on ellen today at 4:00. >>> it is a special day here at nbc bay area. our very own bob redell marking his 20th year working here. before we bring in bob, let's check out some of his reporting highlights. ♪ [ screaming ] >> my last bite of cricket. you have to be sure you get a dead cricket because once they get into your stomach, there's no way of getting them out of you. ♪ >> look, if i knew you had those ballet moves as well as the cricket moves, we could have had a dance-off a long time ago, bob. >> reporter: we could have, but remember, you want to make sure those crickets are dead, otherwise they can cause a lot of problems in the intestinal tract, something i learned in 20 years of reporting.

they became product managers and program managers inside emerson. essentially professional investors, people are shepherding new projects inside the company. they took them from the execution work and put them on ideal work and they went to a vast number of different products inside the company. here's the fun story and then i will stop. there's a guy who was that a a pricing and promotions inside amazon. this is the type of stuff that the machinery actually did a pretty good job on. it figured out what the optimal price to sell these products and come when do we promote them and how to figure to get them to people at the best time. so kumar does this thing where he goes and works under jeff bezos of the teco system which is somebody who just shadows bezos, basically sits in every meeting that bezos takes him to get a chance to learn how he thinks another company runs and he could see across all these different groups in the company and then you probably get to go do something cool so the first technical advisor was a guy who now runs amazon web ser

ready for things to go back to normal yet the polis from our parent company nexstar media group and emerson not college. more say they wouldn't go to a restaurant or at least they be more willing to go to a restaurant in a jam. but nearly 65% say right now they would be uncomfortable dining in a restaurant. we also asked californians how they feel about several things including how excited. they are to support president trump. i hope people think should be the running mate for joe biden you can find the results all of them on our website kron 4 dot com. as california leaders make changes in order to allow more businesses to reopen some counties of course moving at a faster pace than others. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has that story. >>state leaders announced indoor and outdoor malls can reopen for curbside pickup and office work can resume under new guidelines released tuesday car washes and pet grooming facilities can also reopen the governor says a healthy workforce is key is california gradually restart its economy. i think there's a deep desire for people to come back to work

mena there was a skirmish recently in pakistan between a cleric and journalists and prime minister emerson caught on happened to be there tell us what happened exactly this incident unfolded at a telethon that was aired on pakistan steve broadcasted p t v and simulcast across channels part of a national you couldn't itis relief effort prime minister mankind was there along with other politicians members of the media and religious figures one of whom was jimmy now jimmy is a cleric he's part of the publicity to mount an islamic missionary movement but we mentioned in our piece out of india last week his sermons online and on television have millions of listeners now at this event he had this to see on what caused the spread of the couldna by this. on the committee. yeah you could sort of party module on beer yank it out of. a luckier subset is. marbury's crosscut again take a look i don't know but assad. botch and he didn't stop there in the presence of all those media personalities that were invited to the telethon he called them liars it was the word agenda look at my look on their most g

emerson, who enslaved dred scott, think about that for a second, she was sold effectively in a free territory, so if slavery is not legal, under american law in the territory of wisconsin, how is it that harriet scott could be sold there? not just taken there, but sold. right? their daughter eliza was born on a steamer, up the mississippi river, above the 36/30 line. okay? their other daughter lizzy was born in missouri, upon their return. so dred scott v john sanford is not just about dred scott. it's about harriet and dred and eliza and lizzy, it's about a family who in various ways have different claims to freedom, right? i mean eliza is born in a free territory, and lizzy is born upon return to parents who have been effectively under law presumably possibly freed in their residence in a free territory. so first and foremost, i just want it make this clear, this is, the dred scott case is a family freedom suit. and like queen v hepburn, and many of the others that came forward in washington, d.c. the other introductory point here is this. all of these freedom suits aim toward limiting slav

things to go back to normal just yet that poll is from our parent company nexstar media group and emerson college. more say that they would go to a restaurant and a gym, not however, nearly 65% are saying right now they would be uncomfortable dining in a restaurant. we also asked californians how they feel about other issues, including how excited people are to support president trump who people think should be a running mate for joe biden and you can find all the results on our website kron 4 dot com. as california leaders make changes in order to allow more businesses to reopen some counties have been moving at a faster pace than others capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>state leaders announced indoor and outdoor malls can reopen for curbside pickup and office work can resume under new guidelines released tuesday washes and pet grooming facilities can also reopen the governor says a healthy workforce is key is california gradually restart its economy. i think there's a deep desire for people to come back to work not everybody is going to come back right away, but some cou

candidate joe biden is the presidential favorite in california, according to the latest next our emersonlege poll asked if the presidential election was today nearly 60% of respondents said they would vote for biden while 29% said they would reelect donald trump nearly half the respondents said they were extremely or very excited to support biden the concern that i have is one voters don't even in california where he's winning by 30 points. only 54% expected actually become the president. so the expectation is in the primary expectation was that i was the most electable now that we're in the general election people are now questioning and he be elected on recent allegations, he sexually harassed his former staffer tara reid 41.1% of california respondents said they thought the claims were false well almost a 3rd said they were unsure when asked who should be his vice presidential pick california's top choices are former state attorney general kamala harris with elizabeth warren trailing by one percent, but it's also interesting to note about 22% of voters want somebody else and that's go

emerson boyd says he can completely understand why some players are relu cta nt to understand why somern to training. he fears there still real dangers of catching covid—i9. fears there still real dangers of catching covid-19. the stats are there. the warning signs are coming out. it's something not to be ignored. people are losing their lives. so it's something we can't ta ke lives. so it's something we can't take with a pinch of salt, we have to really be careful. it's a tough one because football is a contact sport, and i feel... one because football is a contact sport, and ifeel... there'll be a lot of for people to catch it. so we are ina lot of for people to catch it. so we are in a risk situation. league 1 teams have been discussing how the season teams have been discussing how the season should conclude. it comes amid a split. matches have been suspended since mid march. six leaguei suspended since mid march. six league i clubs, including sunderland, say they do want to com plete sunderland, say they do want to complete the season. it's our obligation to play football. finance

. >> i'm partnering with box tops for education, and they want to give emerson elementary school $25,000now you don't have to go out of pocket yourself to do this. this is for the school. >> isn't that great? first grade teacher meche buys his own classroom supplies and he reads to his students remow thely every day. ellen gave him a check for $25,000 made out to him since he also supportist his extended family long distance. they are living and going to school in his native zambia. ellen was so moved, she started crying herself because he was crying. >>> up next at 6:30, pushing hard for a vaccine. the president trump's promise when one will be available. >>> mass confusion, san francisco retailers looking for help. what they can and can't do when monday rolls around. >>> right now at 6:30, operation warp speed. that is the president's initiative to find a covid sack vi vaccine by the end of the year. president trump spoke from the rose garden this morning. >> the leaders are a former parm suit cal executive, and a four-star army general. the president said under their leadership, they

for the radical republicans in the words of emerson who was a radical good is a good doctor data sometimesetter. and the agony of the nation and the civil war was the only way we were going to address these fundamental issues. as the work is underway being radical also means to support the idea of military emancipation. first to the policies they call the contraband policy which recognized property place and yet said that people brought into the facility military operations being used for military purposes. therefore, they were contraband of war and could legitimately be seen and protected. sheltered from being repatriated to their owners and confederate in the name of the military necessity.and similarly radical supported the idea of military emancipation as it's realized in the emancipation proclamation. in late 1862 early 1863. to be radical meant to support the idea of black military service and advocate for and organize black Ãwhich happens during the war to be radical meant that on the foundation of their military service black men had earned citizenship rights that should be recogni

the emerson county next our media survey conducted over the weekend found more than 35% of respondents would feel comfortable signing at a socially distant restaurant right now only about 25% would feel safe going to the gym. the outdoors are another story which is about half of people saying they are comfortable with the idea of visiting beaches and parks . >> yesterday oakland city council approved emergency sick leave effective immediately. the policy will ensure every full-time worker exposed to covid-19 will get 80 hours of sick pay. this applies to companies with more than 500 employees. unveiling a sweeping plan to provide relief for struggling renters and landlords but the proposal would allow landlords to receive tax credits for rent payments missed by their tenants in exchange for promising to not evict them. tenants would be able to repay the state over 10 years for miss rent under the voluntary program . >>> a live look at san francisco city hall, it will temporarily open its doors at 9:00 a.m. so residents can make in person property tax payments. face coverings are requir

according to the emerson college survey nearly 65% of california yons answ ians answered no to restaurants and 74% no on going to the gym. about 55% said they would feel comfortable going to the beach or a park with spacing enforced. >>> observing police are searching for a man who damaged a convenience store this is after a clerk there says they asked him to cover his face. so this happened at a 7-eleven in oakland hills. the store clerk says the man that you're going to see right here refused to cover his face when he entered the store so the clerk asked him to leave. they called the police. before officers could arrive the clerk says the man kicked in the door. he stormed out almost shattering the glass. >> we have family. >> lucky that stores like this convenience store are even open. >> fortunately no one was hurt in this incident. a similar one erupted in target in los angeles. this new surveillance video showing two men assaulting a security guard after being told to wear face protection. as the men were escorted out of the store, one apparently punched the target employees causing

the emerson college survey conducted over the weekend found 35% would feel comfortable dining at a socially distant restaurant right now and only about 25% would feel safe going to the gym . the outdoors or another story with half of people saying they're comfortable with the idea visiting beaches and parks . >> a live look at oakland right now where yesterday oakland city council approved emergency sick leave effective immediately. the policy will ensure every full-time worker who is exposed to covid-19 will get 80 hours of sick pay. this applies to companies with more than 500 employees as well as gig workers. california senate leaders have unveiled a sweeping plan to provide relief for struggling renters and landlords. it would allow landlords to receive tax credits for rent payments missed by their tenants in exchange for promising to not evict tenants tenants would be able to repay the state over 10 years from this rent under the voluntary program . >> a live look at city hall. it will temporarily open its doors at nine this morning so residents can make in person property tax payments

. >>> a double shout out to these twins, ethan and emerson. they are graduating from terranova christian school in pacifica and going to kindergarten in the fall. congrats to them. if you want to share your graduate photos, email us at 2020grads@cbs.com or use the hashtag #kpix and we ask no professional photos, please. you may see them right here on tv. >>> his go live to minneapolis right now after a certain night of destructive protest, and the death of george floyd we will tell you the damage done coming up next. >>> oakland has some peaceful protests from yesterday in solidarity with neapolis. a second set of protests is set for tonight. i will have a report with all the details coming up. >>> plus families demanding answers. the calls to shut down a bay area nursing home after dozens test positive for the coronavirus. >>> his take a look outside before we go to break. he we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices w

according to emerson college survey nearly 65% answered no on restaurants. 74% said no to gyms. about 55% said they would feel comfortable going to a beach or a park with spacing enforced. >>> oakland police are searching for a man who damaged a convenience store after a clerk says that he asked him to cover his face. this happened at a 7-eleven in observing hills. the store clerk says the man was actually refusing to cover his face when he entered. the clerk asked him to leave and called police. before officers arrived the clerk says the man kicked the door. he also stormed out almost shattering the glass. >> we have family. >> lucky stores like this are even open. >> fortunately no one was hurt in the incident. similar violence erupted at a target store in los angeles. you see this surveillance video here shows two men assaulting a security guard after being told to wear face protection. as the men were escorted out one apparently punched a target employee causing him to fall and break his arm. officers managed to arrest them both. >>> homeless advocates in san francisco today

i think it's emerson who writes in 1850, that he never thought much about slavery at all. it is just not on his frame of reference until the fugitive slave act of 1850, which then, he could be deputized to help the marshal capture a runaway slave. but there is, but it wasn't the north that seceded, it was the south and built the issue, the organizational aspects of slavery for labor based on white supremacy. north did not have the labor force but they certainly had no shortage of racism. no question about that. good point. five states passed -- the amendment, is that correct? what if they have not fired on fort sumter, is there a chance that could have passed? it is hard to make assumptions. were the southern states the northern states -- dr. pitcaithley: northern and southern states? ohio, i don't remember, it was the first state, but it was one of those states. two northern and three southern, if i remember that, in a footnote. one of the interesting things that i do play around with in the book is, what if the south had not seceded? when does slavery end? it took a war

from that, here at the xq institute and the emerson collective we partnered with the entertainment industryoundation came aboard and so many others to honor and celebrate the nation's high school seniors. it's a phenomenal tribute coming together tonight. >> your heart is so in this. i can tell you are chomping at the bit for this. i know all of the kids are going to appreciate it so much. as i understand it, you actually asked young people to submit entries so they could be part of this, and you had more than 5,000 kids do so. so what are they doing? >> we did. well, we -- this was about young people from the start, right. we curated all of the content with young people in mind. we had a student advisory committee to help us secure everyone from the speakers to the artists participating. and yes, we sent an open call out to the nation's high school seniors asking them to participate with essays, with videos, with words of wisdom. and over 5,000 did. so tonight alongside these megastars and notable influencers across our country, you will see well over 1,000 high school seniors respected, a

i think it is emerson who writes in 1850 that he never thought much about slavery at all. it's just not on his frame of reference until the fugitive slave act of 1850 and he could be deputized to help martial capture a runaway slave. it was not the north that succeeded, it was the south that succeeded. they also built the issue, the organisms -- organizational aspects of slavery based on white supremacy. north did not have the labor force but had no shortage of racism. no question about that. good point. >> you said that five states passed the amendment. is that correct? what if they had not fired on fort some peter, is there a chance that could have passed? it is hard to make assumptions. with the southern states or northern states? >> northern and southern states. ohio, i don't remember if it was the first state but it was one of those states. i think two northern and three southern if i remember that. it is in a footnote. one of the interesting things that i do play around with in the book is what if the south had not succeeded? when the slavery and? -- if the warhead i

things to go back to normal just yet the poll is from our parent company next our media group and emerson college. more california and said they'd rather go to a restaurant then a gym to work out, but nevertheless nearly 65% of people who responded say right now they'd be uncomfortable dining in a restaurant, we also asked california's how they feel about several issues including how excited people are to support president trump and who people think should be joe biden's running mate for vice president you can find all the results on our website kron 4 dot com. >>the stay at home orders for los angeles county will be extended through july the la county public health director making that move today because of the rising number of coronavirus cases and deaths in the county. there are some initial confusion over what extending the order actually means so la mayor eric garcetti had to clarify that it simply means to the restrictions will not be 100% lifted by the end of july. there are more than 67, confirmed cases in la county with more than 2700 deaths. we're learning more about plans for t

i think it's emerson who writes in 1850 that he never thought much about slavery at all. it's just not on his frame of reference until the fugitive slave act of 1850, which then he can be deputized to help a marshal capture a runaway slave. it wasn't the north that seceded. it was the south that seceded and built the issue -- the organizational aspects of slavery for labor based on white supremacy. north didn't have the labor force. but they certainly had no shortage of racism. no question about that. good point. >> you said that five states passed the corwin amendment. is that correct? what if they didn't fire on ft. sumner, is there a chance that could have passed? i mean it's hard to make assumptions. were they southern states? >> there was northern and southern states. ohio, where corwin was from -- i don't remember if it was the first state but one of those states. i think two northern and three southern if i remember that. it's in a footnote. one of the interesting things that i do play around with in the book is what if the south hadn't seceded? when does slavery e

confront slavery and to terminate it and so for the radical republicans in the words of ralph waldo emersonwho was a radical, it's a good doctor but bad is sometimes better and the anatomy of the nation was the only way that we were going to address these on themental issues . >> to view the rest of this talk visit our website, booktv.org and type liana keith or the title of herbook when it was grand into the search box at the top of the page . >> of next, we take a look at books by political satirist pj or work and then booker prize-winning author arundhati roy and what president trump and winston churchill have in common beginning now on the book tv . >> now we like to highlight some programs from our archives with a equals arrest pj o'rourke. over the past 20 years he's appeared on both ddclose to 20 times . first up, in 2007 on a monthly call in program in-depth. pj o'rourke discussed his politics, writing and why he uses humor to address political and social issues . >> this picture on the left, isthat a real picture ? >> oh yeah. not a way. that was i would guess 71. not quite positiv

the radical republicans in the words of ralph emerson who was a radical, it's a good dr., but bad ister. the agony of the nation's civil war was the only way that we are to address these fundamental issues. >> to view the reentrant rest of the top got our website tv.org. type in the title of its book when it was grand in the search box at the top of the page. lunch & gratitude to all of our essential workers and first responses across the

emerson once set in the station is a link and shadow of a man. and all presidencies would influence the people who work for them. but with trump he is inside might such a singular figure that the people who try to imitate them always fail because not all of us had a reality tv show for 15 years and deeply ingrained part of the popular culture. i think you're right, i don't think he sees it as what the what am i doing, how do i look on tv, what's a twitter could. >> no. he spoke on for example, inevitably the interview went into russia, collusion, no collusion. >> full exoneration. some people are saying. [laughing] >> he couldn't come he didn't want to talk about anyone but himself. that was very clear and kept coming back to himself. he didn't want to think about the complex operations of the federal government, the way that you can imagine another president doing that. >> i think you're right on that. i don't think he has the sort of landscape to look at super complex multi-variable problems. he is a man driven by his needs and his emotions, no

it is now emerson. to being on comes job and you talk about that xperience but also what ?eopening has meant for you caller: things have been slowly eopening and we are doing soeb absorb and they are requiring masks and it is difficult to wearer eight hours. it is warm in the facility. i feel like i have trouble breathing. asthma so it has been a hard transition. y frustration is our governor was down at the virginia beach oardwalk saturday and had no mask on and was taking selfies. social distancing but they said he went to see if they were following the rules. a pwebit draconian. he wants to mandate wearing inside and we are 10 to 12 eeks in and it seems late and it frustrates folks because he was to the following any social distancing. they are all over the web and internet and he did do this and frustrating. host: i will show viewers the has the picture i believe you are referring to virginia governor criticized for wearing mask after urging citizens to cover their faces. time.com their lead story. caller: yes. taking selfies. that is not social distancing. we have been