>> well, what we're asking really is for the faa to mandate to the airlines the cdc guidance. right now the faa has decided to exercise the jurisdiction by making these recommended that they follow the cdc guidelines. what we're seeing is the patch work and that's the compliance. you know as well as i do and deal being the pandemic that the virus does not care that you did one, you knoll, you had people -- you know, you had people wearing a mask and no plane disinfected. it needs to be a unified approach. until now, the faa has refused to exercise that jurisdiction in that manner. >> well, i have a list here of some of the thing that is you're asking for the airlines to require or the faa to require the airlines to do. one of them is to require all of them to wear a face covering or mask. the second one is properly sanitize the aircraft and then the third one is to notify the employees that have been exposed to the virus. if you were around a lot of people, you want to know if the passion enjeer was on the plane and sick. those three would help in your opinion. >> absolutely.

the faa is very involved, the department of transportation is the parent of the faa. so, this is an all of america effort, and when we launch, it will be launch america. bob? bob: i want to emphasize what the administrator said, spaceflight is a team sport, none of us are successful unless all of us are successful. we could not have a better relationship than we do with general doug and the 45th space wing. >> we take you live to the launch.rew dragon space you are watching live from kennedy space center. >> the first attempt was scrubbed. when three whether rules concerning lightening and clouds cover were no go and there is no chance of improving the spacex. director stop the countdown and the launch s

they can't expxpect help from te faa either.gistered association, a nonprofit, we can't give or donate anything to the business operations of individual clubs without compensationon. >> even turbine upon stem can no longer make waves in the bundesliga after they got six league titles and two champions league trophies but those successes are unlikely to ever be repeated. >> i believe the current situation will either stabilize or worsen. the clubs don't know what can be invested in the long-term, whether their papartners will still exist and be able to invest the same amount. that makes it easier for big clubs. >> a small clubs will have to get creative and hope to pull off a surprise every once in a while. phil: williams wants to sell its struggling team. they lost 4 million euros last year. this has added to the financial -- the team has been one of the sport's most successful but -- with nine constructive titles. the board -- they are up to eight partial or complete eye out. -- buyout. this is dw. join me fofor more worldld ne

the faa is very involved, the department of transportation is the parent of the faa. this is an all of america effort, and when we launch, it will be launch america. bob? bob: i want to emphasize what the administrator said, spaceflight is a team sport, none of us are successful and less all of us are successful. we could not have a better relationship than we do with general doug and the 45th space wing. we would not be here without them. everything we have done working with space wing and the faa to improve our operations, to enable commercial operations in a more user-friendly environment, this has been years in the making getting us to where we are, and it is not just the engineering team, not just nasa, or the crew program, this is across-the-board and all of the support organizations in nasa and the air force making this a successful launch. this is launch america, not just launch commercial crew. our whole nation needs to take pride in this, and everybody has had a role to play. they need to own this. they are part of it. we would not be here if everybody was n

the faa has that authority to do that. host: let's hear from samuel in maryland. hi. caller: hello, good morning. host: good morning. caller: how are you? and i live inuel maryland. and i'm calling, if you give me a minute -- in normal times, the airlines make money. they make billions. they charge for luggage and stuff. they never provide free rides for passengers or customers. a situation and the taxpayer has to pay airline employees, when it is a private business. mean, independent contractors a light limousine owners, cab owners, they are not getting anything. this is going to pay for employees. private --paying for the airline industry, which has made billions? why didn't they put money aside for a rainy day? it is not fair. guest: i appreciate that question very much because we have experienced this before as airline employees. i was a flight attendant, i lost some good friends on 9/11. we also dealt with bankruptcies of that followed over the next nine years. and what we wanted to make sure in this instance is that this crisis was not put on the back of workers

the faa says a single enjing bellanca crashed after takeoff. it flipped over and caught fire. the plane was toeing a glider, a special kind of aircraft without an engine. it was released and landed safely. the faa and ntsb are investigating what caused the plane to go down. >>> stay out of the water. after a shark attack killed a surfer. it happened about 100 yards off of sand dollar beach. we have just learned the person killed in a 26-year-old man from santa cruz county. right now beaches across the county are only open for swimming or surfing because of the coronavirus. >>> up next, a presumptive democratic nominee just picked up another big endorsement. the california leader now backing joe biden. >>> and we've already been delayed once, what organizers say about the possibility of the olympics being pushed back again. >> working from home on this mother's day weekend, we're seeing so much cooler changes in the forecast now and rain making a comeback in your seven-day forecast. i'll let you know if it's going to arrive by the end of the weekend. we'll be right back. >>> ne

. >>> why harrison ford is under investigation by the faa we have new audio released from a dangerous incident along an airport runway. >>> it is breezy out there this evening. we are looking toward the golden gate, it is really bouncing around. you can see the marine layer offshore. we will track >>> house speaker nancy pelosi says she is satisfied with joe biden's wrist wants to a former staffers sexual assault allegation. even though joe biden himself has yet to publicly address it. tara reid claims he sexually assaulted her in 1993.'s campaign denied the allegation. in a press briefing today, she was asked if the democrats are holding the presumptive nominee to a different standard than they did supreme court justice brett kavanaugh? >> i don't need a lecture or speech. here's the thing, i have complete respect for him. there is also due process. the fact that joe biden is joe biden, there was never any record. nobody ever came forward to say something about it, apart from the principle involved. spec she knows her endorsement of joe biden earlier this week. >> police arrested a w

the faa says a single engine plane crashed just after taking off. when the plane hit the ground, it flipped over and caught fire. the pilot was the only person on board. the plane was towing a glider, a special kind of aircraft. there's no engine on it. it was released, and it landed safely. the faa and ntsb are investigating what caused that plane to go down. >>> still ahead, a potentially lifesaving new drug to combat covid-19. tonight the new drug cocktail that's being studied. how it could help patients. we break it down in a live interview with ucsf dr. peter chin-hong. >>> later on, it's a classic game that's usually played around several different people, but now bingo is going virtual. we'll show you how some people are making it work. >>> and we're seeing a big cooldown under way around the bay area. some places as much as 20 degrees cooler and showers. a look at your seven-day forecast when we come right back. - [announcer] we've all se. the story where the chances are low, and the cost is high. the sacrifice is real. it's all around us. b

emergency petition with the faa to limit it to half. but airlines say they need planes to be 70% full in order to be profitable. right now airlines say they're averaging 31 passengers per domestic flight, but their numbers are trending up in the last couple of weeks. >> the count down has begun to next week's historic launch of the space x. crew dragon. elon musk's rocket will be carrying two astronauts to the space station. it marks the dawn of a new era in commercial space travel. mark strassmann introduces us to the astronauts who will be piloting the craft. >> doug hurley. >> reporter: their introduction deserved to be splashy. >> bob benkin. >> reporter: bob and doug are space x's inaugural crew. they'll launch in the company's reusable rocket, the falcon 9, annd the of a n tthe s station. both men flew on space shuttles. both have traveled twice before to the space station. hurley piloted atlantis there in 2011. >> roger, atlanta. >> reporter: final flight of the shuttle program. and you didn't know whether you'd floy again or for

the faas things which came in my mind when i started playing football was their job thing. now what will happen if i go ahead and i will not get its answer basis because of this is so when i saw the ghana state of ghana spent in playing international games made a good job so they were just like a highlight towards me that i got so much inspired by that. little thing that is out there the international games that has ended up so even i can say on the state level the district i was a this was. will. love it well. of course story letters that they will get going i mean if you say they are franco very good now and get ready to go for the 1st 3 minutes i was going to call it hard court seriously hurt to make better. i'm a big cheer in some up from come right. a cause for dragon club of one day i'm happy but the sponsor of this cover football in my india. this is right. oh. look at india i'm comparing the level of what is interested now young girls who have the desire but they're not open to the world there are no coaches as qualified in india they are not women talented but you

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when it flipped and caught fire after take off at the byron airport around 1:30 this afternoon, the faa and ntsb are now investigating. >>> a wild scene in sonoma county where an alleged car thief prompted a police chase that reached speeds of over 100 miles an hour. deputies say the suspect lost control and crashed into that auto body shop at 90 miles an hour early this morning. he survived with only minor scratches and bruises, but the mini cooper he was driving was wrecked. the chase started when one deputy on patrol noticed the vehicle was driving around santa rosa with dealership stickers on the windshield indicating it was still for sale. >>> honey bears popping up all over san francisco, how a local artist is turning his work into much needed help for those impacted during this pandemic. plus fine dining in your car, the new plan to reopen more restaurants but maintain social distancing. ♪ [ music ] and the music industry losing one of founding fathers of rock and roll, the impact left by rocker little richard. >>> and in the weather, first came the 15-degree cool down from one d

zip line has officially been granted faa approval to deliver life-saving medical supplies, specifically blood plasma via drone, believe it or not. the launch is today. the ceo of zipline is going to join us in a fox business exclusive. >>> and the future of brick and mortar colleges is in doubt as the covid-19 pandemic takes its economic toll. the ceo of online textbook aj digital education disruptor chegg going to be here on how many colleges and universities might fail if their doors do not open this fall. >>> and what a day for the markets as we head into this final hour of trade. markets gaining a bit of steam, nearing session highs. the nasdaq joining the dow and s&p 500 in positive territory after being in the red most of the season. the dow is up 343 right now. the s&p up 26. nasdaq is up 30 points. we have got now 48 minutes to go. the closing bell is coming up. let's start "the claman countdown" right now. cheryl: breaking news. come on, you know you want to be there if you could. if we were invited, we would of course want to be there. president trump is expected to arrive at

why is it not as simple as the faa issuing guidance and saying this is what is safe, and this is whatthe industry groups want this. peter defazio who heads the transportation committee went straight to the faa administrator days ago requiring this. we know there is cdc guidance for flight crews, airline agents to wear face coverings on the job. though the cdc stopped short of an explicit requirement. this all comes at a time when airlines are really shedding more rounds. the flights are getting more scarce. that means that the density on board flights, the amount of passengers on board flights is ticking up a tiny bit. airlines for america says the average amount of passengers on board a passenger flight now are about 17. that's up from just about 10 only a week ago. so still unclear why there is no federal requirement of face coverings on board airlines yet. >> yeah, couple hundred people on those planes too, a different situation. pete muntean, thank you very much. >>> virus hunters are working to prevent the next big pandemic. and it is leading them where? to bat caves. we're going

>> yeah, they're working very closely with the faa, the airlines and the regulators.. i was in seattle yesterday with boeing management. they're making progress on certification activities, working very closely with the regulators and our hope is by the end of the third quarter or early part of the fourth quarter, the airplane will get certified in the u.s. and then hopefully shortly thereafter in the foreign jurisdictions. and the goal is to get some airplanes delivered before the end of the year. >> i think one of the reasons it's a good day on wall street, people got a little too negative i was reading your financials the other day and it's pretty clear that it's not like every airline is going bankrupt or going out of business. >> that's true i mean, jim, in the last 20 years, the airline business has become the mode of local mass transportation just to give you an example, last year 4.5 billion airline passengers flew on the global airlines that's a big percentage of the population of the earth. not only in terms of passenger traffic, but cargo and small packages

those faa teams reach up to 7 00 miles an hour during the performances.nd in some formations, they fly within 18 inches of each other. >>> well, you could call this next story a green lining amid the coronavirus pandemic. in a new report published by uc davis, researchers say driving has declined by about 70% across the state and that not only leads to clearer skies but also a huge dip in greenhouse gas emissions. researchers say that even though the u.s. is pulling out of the paris climate accord, a nationwide driving decline is actually getting us on track to meet our annual target. >> we're putting less carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and we're doing it so fast, doing that change so fast that we're meeting our annual goals, our yearly goals, in an eight eight-week period. >> researchers used cellphone data to track and analyze daily vehicle miles traveled. >> and with all those roads less traveled, as you might expect, u.s. traffic deaths are down sharply. california is among at least 20 states to see a steep drop as more drivers stay home. a cbs ne

so, as we with the faa and integration pilot program here in north carolina, we're looking to chase downns but that transfers us to part 135 operation with a air carrier, certificate air carrier. so once we can fly beyond visual line of sight it also brings into the equation the other technologies to do the see and avoid requirements. melissa: is it a lot more expensive? what is it like for the consumer like curbside? for you, you know, what is it like, versus, i don't know, sending a car out? >> today we're running operations in a town called grand forks north dakota, in response to covid-19. we wanted to make a difference and have a positive impact on communities. so today in north dakota we're not charging a delivery fee but we anticipate it to be a just like a typical delivery fee you would see from another delivery service so it is much, much quicker than automobile. if you can do 10 delivers an hour in a suburban area, you're saving a lot of money by transporting via air versus driving on the ground. melissa: forgive me, north dakota, is what i meant to say. do you see expanding be

. >> so should we think of nasa in the future, is it going to be like the faa, almost like they willanage launches into space and that sort of thing as these private companies -- and i assume if spacex is successful, i know i think jeff bezos has his own space company, there are a few others working on it, is that what we're looking at here? >> no, not really. and because nasa's still the biggest customer, still governments are the biggest customer, nasa by and large will be buying those seats. and so unlike the faa, who is not necessarily booking flights on a different airline, you know, nasa is paying for those seats and are the biggest customers. >> what -- if this is successful, what do the next ten years look like? will we look like we will start to see a lot more folks going up into space over the next decade? >> certainly the possibility is there. both boeing and spacex will have the right to sell their seats, and there may be some folks who are willing to go. but i really want to stress just how dangerous it still is to this day to go into space. and everybody's talking about

the head of the pilot's association asked the faa to regulate and enforce coronavirus safety measurestandardize things like masks and how to social distance. the faa replied airlines are responsible for the occupational health of their workforce. >>> well, the next time you're out for a social distance walk, you may notice that the bay area is getting a little bit brighter. the rainbow hunt is taking over. san francisco-based brex is showing off rainbow drawings. >> so, we wanted to, you know, put something out there that other people are kind of already participating in and create a sense of community in a time where a lot of us are feeling pretty disconnected. >> that's cool. the first round of billboards went up wednesday and now they want to see your design. you can post it to social media using the #rainbowhunt. that's nice. >> that is a cute idea. i actually got my own little rainbow hunt in the neighborhood. and people have been really creative. >> that's cool. >> hey, did you take some pictures and maybe post it for us? >> i have. obviously not looking at my social media, mike

but faa administrator steve dixon sent a letter saying airlines are responsible for the occupational health of their workforce that means for now there is no industry-wide game plan to protect passenger, flight attendants, and pilots. another unresolved issue is who will pay for new safety protocols. henry hartvelt is a leading industry analyst in san francisco. >> it's not like we can build a clean room, if you will, at an airport. but i expect you will see airlines support a health screening. what they'll say, though, the passenger will pay for that. >> the largest carrier at sfo, united, is implementing new cabin cleaning, electrostatic fogging of each plane before each flight. while plexiglas barriers are common, they're not under consideration right now. united is open to new industry-wide protocols. >> if those sorts of efforts materialize, we'd love to be a part of that conversation. but, frankly, we're not waiting around for other people to make decisions what we should do. >> a major obstacle is fear among passengers. a passenger said another passenger yelled at her when she

the faa replied saying airlines are responsible for the occupational health of their workforce. >>> one tool keeping all of us connected is zoom. now the conferencing company wants to help us all celebrate mom. it is partnering with dove to make virtual mother's day celebrations easier. zoom is lifting the 40-minute time limit on free zoom accounts this weekend. so, we can all talk to mom all we want without worrying about being interrupted. it's offering free video calls as a thank you to all of the moms caring for their families near and far. do you video chat with mama aqui? >> i do. because we got her an ipad. so, she's able to facetime us. that's really nice. >> that is sweet. >> what about you, mike? >> no. we just do the old-fashioned. we talk on the phone. that's all. >> i like to see my mother's face. >> do you? >> yes. we video chat like every day. >> well, here's the thing, my mom has never liked having her picture taken, so i don't think she likes having her face broadcast across the phone or ipad. so, just a little quirky. let's talk about what's going on. i love her, thoug

it turns out that chris cuomo took a less safe version of it called quinine which the faa removed from market in 2006 because of its serious side effects including death. really interesting how that criticism of the president, i would like to redirect them to his brother, governor cuomo. he has several on the record statements about hydroxychloroquine. saying, i'm an optimist, i'm hopeful about the drug. we will try it as soon as we get it. there's anecdotal evidence that it is promising. i have eight other quotes from governor cuomo should any of you have interest in that. >> they are trials in the early stages. the you have any evidence that thousands of frontline workers are using it because they believe it will prevent them from getting sick? >> the fda has approved this for a label use. this president is a big believer in the right to try legislation. there are studies that the president has mentioned that i would refer you to. there was a french study. it involved more than 1000 patients. the vast majority had good clinical outcomes. that was more than 90%. the was an italian stu

the certification process that we have been going through with the faa, it has been constructive, itthorough -- maria: let me ask you about this huge bond deal and how you're going to use the money, dave. $25 billion in the market. now, i know that you bought a lot of stock back in the last year, you pay a big dividend in an industry that is quite cyclical. yes, you've got this huge, successful bond deal that you did, but do you need to rethink that dividend at this point, where it is even told? and do you need to think back, rethink all of the buybacks that you've been doing? >> well, i think probably, as you know, we have suspended the dividend and will continue to suspend it. we'll prioritize the payback of our debt bet instruments over anything with respect to return to shareholders. until we get back to the same kind of balance sheet we had before the virus and before the max. and then when we get to that level, we will reconsider and think about how we return money to shareholders and reestablishing our dividend. and the authorization with respect to buybacks, of course, we wen

the redesign windows which now showcase the store's variety of probucts right now we've got them the faa, the stuff that we think will be father's day. >>driven and one part of the window and we wanted to isolate some housewares and kitchen wares so people know that. we have that department available. >>art supplies down the street gallery of jewels they too are re open for curbside pickup and exciting we missed being here we miss interacting with our clients and our artist so for us, yes, we're so happy to be here store manager genre's norberg is helping curbside pickup though is just temporary. we feel people need to try it on to really understand what they're getting your berg says jewelry doesn't lend itself to curbside pickup because customers need to feel it and try it on we do need clients inside the store to stay in business so we're hoping we can make those changes soon in the next couple of weeks island degrees curbside pickup is not sustainable for the long term but he's waiting to see. >>but the city has to say about when and how customers will be able to re enter the store i

the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> a now to that threat from tesla ceo elon musk.eeping them close. >> in a fiery tweet this morning he

. >> reporter: the faa and ntsb are also investigating. and while the police chief says the 35-year-old pilot's injuries are severe, tonight we learned he is out of surgery and conscious. tom? >> terrible accident. marci, thank you. >>> overseas, new images of kim jong-un after a mysterious three-week absence that sparked rumors he was gravely ill. president trump tweeting, i for one am glad to see he's back and well. here's julia mcfarland. >> reporter: for 20 days, the world wondered, where is kim jong-un? now north korea's state media airing footage appearing to show the country's mysterious leader visiting a newly completed fertilizer plant, joined by his trusted sister kim yo-jong. the last images of kim before this? from an april 11th government meeting. he conspicuously missed a major event days later, the celebration of the birth of his grandfather, the founder of the nation. said to be in his late 30s, kim is overweight and a smoker. his noticeable absence sparked a global flurry of speculation about the state of his health and th

. >> reporter: the faa has yet to set any standards or guidance for this and congress didn't provideres act. airlines are forced to do this en itomesy. >>> the friendly skies that united flight attendant nick knew have turned turbulent. >> beverage, soda. >> reporter: he's documenting the new normal of flying for his video blog non-rev nick including his temperature flight check. arriving at dulles washington an emptier terminal, plexiglass shields. >> we are inventing a playbook every day. innovating every day. >> reporter: outrage over this flight prompted united to launch a new social distancing policy this week alerting passengers if they're on a flight with 70% or more of the seats sold. the vast majority are less than half full. >> everyone has a different sense of what is considered uncomfortable, so what we're trying to do is learn every day, continue to evaluate the travel experience every day so that we can continue provide an environment that people feel comfortable and safe when they fly. >> reporter: before boarding, a team of cleaners go row by row wiping down seats, tr

san bruno-based dive delivery was just given the green light by the faa to drop off packages by drone. right now the pilot operator has to be within sight of the device, so they drive to your neighborhood and then drop the package right onto your backyard or into your backyard. inside the package, n95 masks and hand sanitizer for people in san mateo and contra costa counties. but they hope to expand soon. >> right now with the covid situation, there's a lot of guys looking for work. so if we can really scale this up pretty quickly, it won't be hard to find the pilots. >> that is true. dive delivery is running trials right now, so you can sign up on its website. >>> up next, will the nfl season kick off in september? governor newsom had some interesting comments as the schedules were released tonight. stay with us. thanks for sharing your diy haircuts. thanks for sharing your savage moves, and especially your awkward ones. thanks for sharing your cute kids. and your adorable pets. now it's our turn to share... with the geico giveback. a 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies for bot

we don't see a lot of the faa going on here at the bay bridge toll plaza shot. certainly from alcatraz yeah see what's going on there. the city lights all covered up by this fog and also the bay bridge thing to art temperatures thus far here's how we stand we're still in the 60's off to the far east bay in those inland valleys, upper 50's lined up the east bay shoreline up to the north bay we've got 50% of rosa 57 of 48 going on for about oh and 60's san jose so. still those warm temperatures are preserved a little bit for the morning hours highs today will be about a 100 degrees or so going on for sacramento. fresno one '05 so pretty much business as usual for the central valley today, one of 3 bakersfield, but 67 san down south in so cal 68 la x 76 coming in for san diego. let's do the short term models that for this all the way till friday. we have more cloud cover to contend with not just fog to deal with and for the afternoon. that's also going help temperatures drop to here's a little shot of rain developing very late friday night into saturday morning so

the surge in 911 calls for ambulance service is down by half from its peak just a few weeks ago.w,s faashat vaccin trial, it's important note that that september target date is a best-case scenario. norah, this is a process that yepically takes years. >> o'donnell: all right, mola, thank you. and tonight, for the first time, we're getting an inside account of the scramble within the trump administration as it tried to get a handle on the unfolding pandemic. today, ousted vaccine expert rick bright filed a formal whistleblower complaint alleging his warnings were ignored. cbs' weijia jiang is traveling with the president in phoenix. weijia. >> reporter: norah, rick bright's complaint lays out in detail just how devastating he predicted the coronavirus would be and how he tried to get his superiors to listen. tonight, president trump is not addressing the bombshell report, focusing instead on reopening the country. an his first big trip in over a month, president trump ditched social distancing guidelines to greet the governor of arizona, doug ducey, and later toured a mask production line

if we can get the faa to do its job and mandate compliance with cdc guidelines, it would be much more effective. >> reporter: airports around the country are also working to keep flyer safe. at orlando international airport, check-in kiosks are placed six feet apart and plexiglas shields have been installed to protect workers. >> the checkpoint you will have more lines. >> reporter: and cleaning has increased, pittsburgh international airport is the first in the country to deploy autonomous cleaning robots with ultraviolet light technology. last week, treasury secretary steven mnuchin told foxbusiness the future of international leisure travel is uncertain. urging folks to focus on only domestic travel this year. >>> one of three cruise ships headed to the port of oakland is now docked there this evening. according to the port, two norwegian cruise line vessels will dock at oakland's outer harbor terminal, another is due to dock at howard terminal on the oakland estuary tomorrow. the two ships have crews on board but no passengers, they are expected to stay 2 to 3 months. the port say

when the faa made that announcement yesterday that the season would end, but they didn't do was clearle. will this be declared null and void, or will there be a champion crowned ? at null and void, or will there be a champion crowned? at the bottom of the table, liverpool currently sits at the one relegation spot byjust one point, but if you look at how men's leaks one point, but if you look at how men's lea ks have one point, but if you look at how men's leaks have sorted out, liverpool could be in serious danger of going down. and if they do, will aston villa be promoted? lots of decision for the fa to still make, and it looks in the dark at the moment. yesterday there was an expression of disappointment that the season will continue, but understanding as to why and the safety has to come first. they said they'll comment further once the fa explains further. there's lots of confusion, but concerns for women's sport more widely, some people are saying it has been disproportionately hit by the pandemic and may take a long time to recover. what you think the main challenges are that we

harrison ford is under investigation again by the faa for crossing a runway last week when another aircraft landing. oh, can't do that. 24 hours still megan the stallion and beyonce dropped their "savage" remix. and there is a tiktok challenge. megan got emotional talking about the single's success. chris pratt is the latest to join in all in challenge, offering two lucky winne t

the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> a now to that threat from tesla ceo elon musk. today they filed a lawsuit against alameda county for keeping them close. >> in a fiery tweet this morning he says, "frankly, this is the final straw. we will be moving to texas immediately. if we maintain manufacturing at all it will depend on how we are being treated. >>> but that raises the question, can he do that? we went to fremont to find out. >> reporter: this is a copy of the lawsuit from tesla. there are concerns about it moving out of fremont and it is one of the biggest employers here. >> this is a erstudtofind employment as well as learn about the technology. >> reporter: they say that the bay has a fantastic population for workers. >> we cannot afford to lose tesla. >> reporter: tesla employees, employs at least 14,000 in the area. >> i brought tesla to fremont. i brought it to alameda county. i worked with them when they were looking for a plant. the last thing i would want to see during my last year in office is to see it close. it would be devastating to the city of f

griff: the short answer is probably yes, let's not forget that the faa is trying to put guidance nottter suit today survive this and investment overall in local journalism is an investment in first amendment, the problem is to what extent does it favor the government bailout over free market principals and that's georgia to be a problem as they figure it out. one of the things that after speaking with employee, the media companies are going to be decimated this go-around. howie: they are getting crushed. let's move to white house secretary kayleigh mcenany, she held briefing for reporters and officials told me they would be planned at least to hold on a regular basis, not every day. this was a big cause when briefings were stopped, but does it matter as much now that the president is talking to reporters every day sometimes twice a day? griff: my personal opinion and n this observation i believe it does matter and i think she did fantastic, howie, she was calm, she said she came prepared and spent hours studying for it. and so there's, of course, the position of taking our questions,

the faa, adrian bevington, who joins us now from executive of the faa, adrian bevington, whojoins uslosed doors or with crowds, that is the most important element, and the welfare of the those individuals is crucial at the moment. we will know more about that next week when the garment at their meeting and i'm sure the fa will be guided by that. yes, i it is all hypothetical at the moment. if they went ahead with this idea of neutral venues, what challenges would they face in picking the right venues and staging these matches there? it appears that these matches there? it appears that the preference from the noises that are coming out of the meeting yesterday as they are looking at venues yesterday as they are looking at venues that are not massively surrounded by housing, web people are living, so i have seen references to brighton and albion, southampton, west ham, and manchester city stadium certainly being the preferred options that have been mentioned so far. previously we have heard about wembley and saint georges park, but they seem to have fallen by the wayside, so that is de

the faa has been under pressure after failing to catch problems with new flight control technology oneing 737 max. design problems have been blamed for two crashes that killed 346 people. one week from today nassau will attempt to put its astronauts in space from a launch on u.s. so soil. it will be the first such effort in nearly a decade and it comes after yesterday's surprise resignation of a major nasa official. tonight, correspondent kristin fisher talks to mike pence and runs points on the efforts. >> about bank and are arriving today at the kennedy center and that's nearly a decade. >> excited to be back in the great state of florida. >> mike pence before speaking to us on the eve of this momentous loss. >> why are we talking about space when there is a deadly pandemic here on earth? how do you answer that? >> when that rocket goes off next week, it will remind us of challenging times but it still goes forward. they stayed on the mission. >> the demo to mission will send hurley and bank on spacex crude dragon spacecraft. ending the reliance on russian rockets and taking one gia