. >> my name is florence sasso.le archibald mcmahon was a member of the 1860s atlantic nine baseball team. i inherited this card from my mother when she passed away. >> hi. i'm jamie. >> hi. i'm florence. >> heard you have a great story and a very strange inheritance. also heard you're a new york girl. >> yes. >> i'm from queens. >> i'm a brooklyn girl. >> uh-oh. 75-year-old flo lives alone and runs an electrolysis business from her house. what a lovely home. she explains that fate has handed her a very unusual inheritance in the form of a 2 1/2-by-4-inch antique baseball card. oh, my goodness. is this what i think it is, florence? may i touch it? >> sure. >> look at the players. 1860. >> before the civil war. >> and a relative of yours is in here? >> my great-great-uncle archibald mcmahon is in here. >> which one is he? >> we don't know. it hasn't been identified. >> well, can you make a guess on which one he might be? is there any resemblance to you or your parents? >> no. i couldn't figure it out. i was just look

the program starting today took the federal government almost two years, 500 days after florence madelandfall to publish the register laying out the requirements of how this money can be invested. when it was time north carolina was on it and turned in an action plan within 24 hours and was the first state to receive approval of our plan. we know help can never come fast enough if you have been devastated by disasters. amcor diligent work and acting quickly will mean recovery money getting into the hands of people who need it sooner. i would now like to recognize laura hogs head chief operating officer of the office of recovery and resilience and to share a few words about what this application process means for homeowners in north carolina. laura. >> thank you, governor cooper. i speak for the entire team at the north caroline office of recovery and resiliency when i say that we are proud to serve under your leadership as we work to help north carolinians rebuild their communities smarter and stronger. when this office was established in 2018 we had our work cut out for us. many peop

newly available federal funding to aid homeowners and recovery efforts from hurricanes mathew and florence, which it -- hit north carolina in 2016 and 2018. gov. cooper: good afternoon, everybody, and thank you for joining today's update on covid-19 in north carolina. as of today north carolina has 45,102 lab confirmed cases, 980 3 new cases reported today, 797 people in the hospital, and 1118 people that have died. we pray for those who have lost loved ones and for those who are still hospitalized. even during the weekend when the actual reporting slows down a bit, we continue to see record high case counts. and we continue to be concerned with our percentage of positive tests. and there hospitalizations. we are watching closely to monitor hospital bed capacity. as well as icu bed capacity. right now, our hospitals do have bed capacity and that is good. but as dr. cohen will tell you, that can change really quickly. as we see north carolina's upward trends, we must redouble our work. detecting and isolating the virus. our department of health and human services team is pushing assistance

i was a florence for the week and saw this on one of the walls of the houses in florence. here he is painted as if he is a scuba diving or something. of course, he made it to the google doodle as well, the telescope, and he made it into works of art in other areas. there is a very, very famous, play, the life of galileo and this is a scene from one of the productions and there is even an opera written about galileo by phillip glass. i have small piece of that opera, but believe it or not, we were unable to make the sound work on this shared screen through crowdcast so you'll not hear the music but see at least the images from the opera by phillip glass. here are the images. and imagine that here there is some singing going on, only that it doesn't happen. not only doesn't happen but in fact even the things don't at vans. which is even worse. i cannot tell you why that is happening. so i will just jump over that. and let me jump to the discoveries. i apologize. i never used crowdcast before and i don't know how to arrange any kind of tech numberrallities here. some of the d

to all the florence eagles, let's keep rolling.ry javaughn canning, blake christian, harry azcrack. >> jimmy: harry graduated at the bottom of his class. but the azcrack family is still very proud. online school is still a major nuisance for parents and students around the country. one of our writers who happens to be the heiress to a candy fortune her name is joelle has a six-year-old nephew named joshua who got this assignment from his teacher. they told him to build a little bridge using coins. he was supposed to build it take a picture, and email it to the teacher. but he didn't take a picture nor did he build a bridge. instead, this is the what his teacher got a note that said, "you're not supposed to touch coins in my house because of the coronavirus." what a clever way to get out of doing homework! but not everyone can do this. and for those who have to turn your assignments in. our own guillermo is tutoring now free of charge. so sharpen your pencils while he sharpens your mind, it's time for homework corner with guillermo.

go back to my conversation here and see if i can bring in john joel is from the director of the florence nightingale foundation and she was talking about mana idea about why brain communities are suffering more from kovac 19 this take a look. the reason why black asian a minority ethnic health and social care where is are more likely to be affected by covert 900 virus is that the majority of them away from the front line in lower positions in the health care setting and secondly many of them do not have their proper present protective equipment me quitman thirdly manages our redeploying them to covert positive areas for fully many of them do not have the confidence to say they are do you know who are safe where can intervene positive areas still to front people are nicci watching us right now and minissha daniel says i still could it affects all without discrimination. i wish that was the case. if it isn't the case you know there's there's a very good data to show that being a metric is your risk of dying from this virus depending on which study you look at in the painting on the time sc

florence, that renaissance treasure chest is open again after the long coronavirus lockdown.lack dots on the floors mark out social distancing. masks are required, and groups can include no more than ten people. when i filmed, the museum was closed but even during open hours it's a much different experience. if you're lucky, there's still the opportunity to have one of these rooms all to yourself. >> it's a situation that i think we can only compare to when that medicis themselves offered their art collection. it is so quiet and you can really concentrate on these great masterpieces from the past. it's truly overwhelming. in a positive way. >> it's got the director thinking hard about how to make tourism more pleasurable and less frenetic. from pompeii to the coliseum, it's a rare moment to experience slow tourism in italy. venice, whose canals went crystal clear during lockdown, is already protesting the inevitable return of mass tourism. though they need the tourists to come back. >> what's gold standard for visiting museums and to stick to it in the future. >> in florence,

in fact the only two that survived the galileo museum in florence. instead of using these telescopes to look at ships, after all, to spinous neighbors whi don't know. he said instead was turned to the skies predict and there he saw incredible things. this was one of the lenses that he published. very ornate so the frame around it but this is it's pretty clear he quickly managed to generate telescopes that had the power to him about 20. the original telescopes landed power of four. and has had a power of 20. so he looked to the first one the first encounter that we had with the situation where galileo artistic education helped him in his scientific discoveries. in the same time, there was this english astronomer who also look to the moon. but when you look at what he drew from what he saw. when galileo and training and drawing. in his understanding of life and shadow. light and shadow. he understood immediately that what it was observing was a rugged surface. with mountains and craters and by looking at the dark marks, near the terminator if you look

as awesome as oh thanks so much of calling florence thanks for being on the kaiser report. thank you very much joyce well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report which may max kaiser and stacy herbert want to guests thank our guest o.b. was do a coin flora if you'd like to get in touch with us on twitter it's kaiser report and so much thought by. the way it's always. you know we didn't see in media. today they coped with us that wouldn't do that. if in the capital they could do that but they are. they say yes long. yes but. the simple things workshops hymns and petersburg are public spaces where adults with learning disabilities can engage on equal terms with creative activities like graphics serving ceramics. cookery and joinery. just giving you shit what's in your records. where you are just it's what did you give one case a couple of. the underlying idea of the workshop is a calendar of happiness which they feel through a whole year to find joy in the little things of. god. there's been a new wave of anti racism protests in london hundreds of black li

with reporters to discuss his state's response to coronavirus and recovery efforts from hurricane florence. this is 40 minutes. gov. cooper: good afternoon, everybody, and thank you for joining today's update on covid-19 in north carolina. hasf today north carolina 45,102 lab confirmed cases, 980 three new cases reported today, 797 people in the hospital, and 1118 people that have died. we pray for those who have lost loved ones and for tho w

, quiet time and i love it when it is just me and my boy, the jewel in florence's crown, the renaissance treasure chest is open again after the long coronavirus lockdown. black dots markout social distancing, masks are required and groups include no more, the museum is closed but even during opening orders it provides a different experience these days. >> still the opportunity to set it right to have one of these rooms all to yourself. >> the situation i think we can only compare to when they have their art collection, you can concentrate on these great masterpieces from the past. >> reporter: from pompeii to the coliseum a rare moment to experience low tourism in italy. venice whose canals went crystal-clear during lockdown is already protesting the inevitable return of mass tourism though they need the tourists to come back. >> the next few months set a new gold standard and stick to it. >> reporter: that was amy kellogg reporting. italy started reporting late last month was one of two european countries that rolled out a contract to present -- prevent a second wave of coronavirus. ame

with reporters to discuss his state's response to coronavirus and recovery efforts from hurricane florence. this is 40 minutes. gov. cooper: good afternoon, everybody, and thank you for joining today's update on covid-19 in north carolina. hasf today north carolina 45,102 lab confirmed cases, 980 three new cases reported today, 797 people in the hospital, and 1118 people that have died. we pray for those who have lost loved ones and for those who are still hospitalized. even during the weekend when the actual reporting slows down a bit, we continue to see record high case counts. and we continue to be concerned with our percentage of positive tests. we are watching closely to capacity.spital bed tell you, thatll can change really quickly. as we see north carolina's upward trends, we must redouble our work. our department of health and human services team is pushing local health departments, especially in counties experiencing the highest growth. forsyth, lee, mecklenburg, and wake are of particular concern. over the weekend i talked with vice president pence. i asked him and the federal go

market analyst for italy and general manager of two florence hotels.want to give you an update of what is making headlines outside the business world. here is ritika gupta. ritika: america caught a break last night. thousands of people demonstrated over the death of george floyd, but there were few signs of routings -- of looting's that marked the last few days of protesting. some of that may have to do with curfews and the arrival of the national guard. is deeplyis says he concerned about the unrest in the united states. in the weekly greeting he says racism cannot be tolerated, and call the killing of george floyd tragic and said he is praying for all of those who've lost their lives because of "the sin of racism." nine term iowa congressman steve king lost in the republican primary. king henry be very -- king had been -- king had been rebuked after making statements about racism and rebuked -- there is --wing concern the u.s. europe will fall behind the u.s. eu china according to -- the is hoping to team up with drug companies to share the cost of d

visitors to florence cathedral in italy are now being asked to wear something extra as they admire itsous dome. these devices use ultrawide band radio signals to judge how far away each is from the others. if a visitor to the cathedral or the museum inadvertently draws too near someone else, the light that here you see absolutely still, will begin to move and there will be an audible sensation, a kind of buzz. meanwhile, this gallery in new york state is planning to use the same device to allow its visitors to lose themselves in its artworks without wandering into others who are similarly absorbed. we wanted to make sure people could have an extra hand and a little help to feel more comfortable in the space and to focus on the art as much as possible instead of actually constantly being terrorised in a way by safety measures. also, another feature that is very important for us is the possibility to programme them so we can host groups up to six people altogether and avoid the devices to ring amont each other to host families and groups. similar devices have now been produced, all in an

derek chapman since dismissed from the police was charged with florence murder on friday but his brother says that's not enough. he wants all of the officers involved arrested and charged i just want to. run. for our 1. we have much more on this story at our website e.w. dot com it's to the coronavirus pandemic now that is of course continuing to have a global impact let's take a look now at some of the latest developments the united nations and saudi arabia are hosting a pledging conference to raise money for war ravaged yemen the aim there to raise some $2400000000.00 for the population hard hit by mel tradition now nutrition rather and now the coronavirus pakistan's prime minister non-condescending his decisions left most lockdown measures citing huge economic losses he said of people take care it's possible to live with the virus and the u.k.'s plan to introduce a 14 day quarantine for people arriving from abroad is being criticised with concern that it may have a limited impact on public health and a new zealand prime minister using the ardern said her government will consider relax

berlin trollops takes to the streets for another day of demonstrations over the death of george florence as the world witnesses global protests against racism and police brutality thomson's gathered in the u.s. capital for what could be the biggest rally zaps also coming out. russia believes melting permafrost just because of the massive oil spill in northern siberia the worst ecological disaster to ever hit the region is polluting superstructures all foxes waterways and could damage the fragile ecosystem for decades. by an unique lukather from an early well against by a lever closing to actually go through to an 8th consecutive going to think outside the full match reports coming out. i mean if i'm a stan welcome for testers have been gathering in washington d.c. and many other cities to mobilize against racism and police brutality tens of thousands have been marching through the streets also the u.s. capitol to call for reform authorities after much of the downtown area to traffic the washington protest and others around the world the resident from outraged. floyd the african-american

maybe and i am florence nightingale book in my series. she is on our short list.you may see florence nightingale. there are some really good ones. another secret do not tell them. abraham lincoln is coming. we're we are very upset with you. they are the nicest people in the world. they really are the nicest. his can spend a few moments thinking everybody again. great questions from our audience. thanks for spreading -- spending a friday night. all my wonderful friends that came out and supported us. brad, we have to do this again. one last thing. i know i you have to do the magic. i need to say thank you to mark who has been a hero and spent his 52nd birthday and for those that don't know is a masterful leader in our community i decided think just want to thank him not for just being here tonight he have a great sense of humor. one other quick thinking was to everyone watching tonight. we wanted to do something that's like not just here's a half hour. most important is the man but mitchell kaplan. >> a lot of the things that you're not hearing is the hounds -- the

is filling a church full what is a private ceremony to be followed by a public perception to miss florence final resting place will be in the cemetery next to his late mother george floyd. will be laid to rest than in houston along side is his death undeder the knee ofof a white police officerer has inspipireda globobal receckoning over racial injustice and police violence. france twenty four confirmed yet takes a look back at the events. that have energized the movement. aeaecom a global symbl of racial injnjustice. on mamay twty fifth forty six year old george floyd was arrested by police. after he was suspected of using a counterfeit twenty dollar bill. during the course of the arrest white police officer derek shelvin. rest his knee into floyd snack for nearly nine minutes while floyd cried out he couldn't breathe. and crying out for his mother before he died. the shocking incident caught on video quickly went viral sparking immediate outrage. the four officers were fired while protesters turned out in force in minneapapolis. demonstrations in other cities quickly followed some turning

vowed to continue rallying on the streets over the death of george florence many are gathering at the spot where he was killed in minneapolis while in police custody the city's residents are no longer under curfew as protests remain peaceful also coming out. donald trump just criticism.

i was there as florence lee reporting live from kuala lumpur many thanks indeed for. in hong kong protesters gathered in shopping malls across the city to mock the 1st anniversary of the pro-democracy demonstrations several people used their lunch to support groups who are singing and chanting as police stood by while desirous divvy a good part of this in hong kong and says that more protests are expected. this kind of lunchtime protests happens almost every day and many may disapprove 50 people here are counting protest slogans and on the government in public to preserve the freedom. but today it takes particular significance to be given to the anniversary of the mass protests against the county's next to defend building downtown that law would have allowed hong kong suspects to be tried in mainland china it was shelved but not before it ignited 6 months of almost daily violence protests against the government the protest movement has somewhat been subdued by the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing restrictions which are still in place. but it seems the protes

their waiting to return to their houses like florence abraham from nigeria. mendel met her in a transit camp she took him to a flooded house. she was a poker her home and her broker it was completely flooded there she lost everything . men don't offer her a few dollars in thanks for her willingness to take part in his photo project and i try to give her the money and she said to me no i don't want your money i want you to show the world what's happened to me. also wanted to show the world what was happening when he shot his 1st photos in the 1980 s. images of racial unrest in his home country south africa. over the years that it has evolved he gave up the austere black and white for color and distance himself from the long established photo essay style for magazines. he began to strive for instead of compositions as in his flood line series. there is some sort of following a lot of want to. the. that is a situation of great chaos and disorder and i find myself compelled to make these very structured very precise images. sometimes quite abstract. but the image

prosecutors have also charged belmore him and is a former public works department employees as well as florence kong construction company owner related this new construction case of corruption case that is and they also indicate that this will not be the last of the charges come. live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>well an oakland 3rd growing demands for police to release more information on a deadly shooting one of the people frustrated by what she sees as the slow pace of the investigation oakland's mayor kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>believe me we are also asking for that information it has been 3 days and still no official explanation from oakland police regarding the death of a man killed in officer-involved shooting by the california highway patrol family and protesters identified the man as 23 year-old erick salgado of oakland. police say an adult female passenger in the car remains hospitalized after she was wounded in the shooting the incident happened saturday around 10:45pm on cherry street in east oakland opd is the lead investigating agency and t

out towards the east bay on this tuesday june 16th and we have some important holidays coming up florence that i'd like to get the weather forecast for first the start of summer and also father's day is this weekend that's an important holiday. we're going to see some nice weather. >>around the bay area but we've got some heat that is really going to start cranking up the next couple days we see the wind out there today thus able to write out there under the golden gate bridge certainly plenty when to fill those sales as we have some strong gusty winds temperatures today, 66 degrees the high in san francisco, 75 in oakland 75 degrees in san jose 75 in livermore 80 in concord and 82 in santa rosa, so certainly pretty comfortable for this time of year winds been the big inds but watch what happens overnight tonight you start to see these arrows start to turn more of a northerly direction and then you start to see all these colors developing specially into a lot of county cork in a straight the delta. they're expecting some very strong gusty winds and high fire danger late tonight, especiall

different man and a different season when i looked and saw people in germany marching for george florence it's a different tan and a different season when they went in from the other parliament in london england and said it's a different tack i am an a different season i couldn't tell you america this is the time i am appealing what i can a pill a day and a criminal justice system. stephen years ago i went to march and i remember a young white lady looked me right in the face and said nigger go home but when i was here last thursday in this car and i was headed back to the airport i stop near a police station and as i was talking to a report of a young white girl jean look no older than 11 years old she ted my suit jacket and i looked around and i've braced myself and she looked and we said no justice no peace. yeah. this is a different plan. is it different cities. a and near my bible carry in god from her that boarded up church if i got an open up the bible i want to remember some you know i was late last october to an appointment because the time changed. and i was still my watch was o

first working from home as our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was tracking a tropical storm florence. >>yeah, you if we haven't had enough already we're talking about the pandemic are talking some social issues and now we've got well looks like the potential to be a strong tropical storm headed toward the united states. and here we go right now it is spinning around in mexico near believes you can see a kind of disorganized right now as is really the center of the circulation is right over land so really needs to move out over open waters to get a circulation and that's what we expect to happen right now currently sustained winds of 35 miles per hour watch what happens is going to slowly work its way back over the open waters and once it does it strengthens and there you go mississippi here we come probably some of the heavy rainfall and a toward a new orleans in that area going to see some very strong gusty winds maybe not quite reaching hurricane strength as it comes on shore but still some 60 mile an hour gusts. and a lot of whole lot of rain coming with that system around the bay

in any case the coronavirus border closure will find a place in florence yousif least little museum as a new chapter of front god german border history. they say you're never too old to try something new and that's probably the model of life is the all the salmon man alive and when he turned 104 he didn't try out a new hobby you know he moved to a new country whole and it's an interesting choice because when he was young poland was considered an enemy but to day he is in love with the country it's been 5 years since his left his hometown had off all the small village of stuff and there he has found friends who become like family. polish village is now home to germany's oldest man. even to the surprise of the villagers here. are just like i've never met anyone. i never knew someone like that lived here and stuff that he must love poland if you moved here at his age is . that us yes. 'd or no gleiser is originally from the german city of hanover and recently celebrated his 109th birthday. he lived through both world wars and has a past connection to poland because of his brother. my youn

now in italy, at sites like florence's duomo cathedral, which normally welcomes about 4 million touristshelp encourage proper social distancing for the smaller number of visitors they will be allowing in. as someone enters, they are given a device to wear round their necks, which alerts them when they are less than two metres from someone else. but even if you're not venturing to any tourist sites anytime soon, tech can help you keep your distance. a new online tool from google for android devices called sodar uses augmented reality to let you know what is and isn't two metres away. so it's superimposing a ring onto my phone screen. well, i can see that my cameraman simon is definitely two metres away. he is outside the ring. it keeps jumping around a little bit so i'm not entirely sure how accurate this is, erm, but it gives you a good idea, gives you some rough guidelines as to how far you should be keeping your distance to other people and objects. i think it's quite fun! of course, there were gadgets on the market before covid—i9 that were designed to help stop any nasties from getti

each of its 5 hours mass are confusing and paint here on the actual road itself so no one can hear florence he is all moving in the wrong direction what will be clear is the street name and on the streets of our city is the message that now the city must fully fully deeply feel and this nation must as well that black lives matter even language itself is being written probably the last card you ever thought they could get into any trouble was he dictionary publisher but one woman in missouri found that musty old marianne must have doesn't create a systematic oppression of people innocent mary and 3 races or so it undergoes a serious revision also defined as changing absolutely everything they're being canceled this is the kind of continuous revision is part of the work of keeping the dictionary today it's based on rigorous criteria and research we employ in order as a scribe the language as it's actually used what i'm johnny the what races might be banned from the constitution all together. in racism the war graves should be removed from the basic law there is no such things as arrays there

the give an update on hurricane florence recovery efforts. and covid-19 cases.fe coverage here on "c-span2". host: to talk about the wall street journal opinion piece. what is this institute. guest: it is an education policy located in washington d

many of them are going to be back in school before at least september —— florence,.ol pupils but therefore their parents go back to work —— aren't going to be back in school. trying to get that gradual moving of the economy again. i think it's also worth reminding that walls government may announce their intentions, it's always in their hands. the fa ct it's always in their hands. the fact schools are really opening up fact schools are really opening upfora number of fact schools are really opening up for a number of reasons. it's because some unions weren't happy, some members of the public were still quite relu cta nt to the public were still quite reluctant to send their children back, and it's also because quite frankly, the government doesn't have a com plete government doesn't have a complete control over the practicalities of this. we know that schools quite simply said, " if that schools quite simply said, "if you are having class sizes to make sure social distancing is in force, and we're not going to be able to bring everybody back." they been saying that f

public works department former employee belmore hernandez as well as construction company owner florence kong. federal prosecutors make it clear that these federal complaints are not the last that will become. live at san francisco city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan kerman in oakland to there are growing demands for police to release more information on a deadly shooting one of the people frustrated by what she sees as the slow pace of that investigation. oakland's mayor kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>believe me we are also asking for that information it has been 3 days and still no official explanation from oakland police regarding the death of a man killed in an officer involved shooting by the california highway patrol family and protesters identified the man as 23 year-old erick salgado of oakland. police say an adult female passenger in the car remains hospitalized after she was wounded in the shooting the incident happened saturday around 10:45pm on cherry street in east oakland opd is the lead investigating agency and the community is justified. >>in exp

coming up in the next 60 minutes upgraded charges for the police officer at the center of george florence death and 3 other officers are also challenge with aiding and abetting. his life had value and we will seek justice for him.

visitors to florence cathedral in italy are now being asked to wear something extra as they admire itsudge how far away each is from the others. if a visitor to the cathedral or the museum inadvertently draws too near someone else, the light that here you see absolutely still, will begin to move and there will be an audible sensation, a kind of buzz. meanwhile, this gallery in new york state is planning to use the same device to allow its visitors to lose themselves in its artworks without wandering into others who are similarly absorbed. we wanted to make sure people could have an extra hand and a little help to feel more comfortable in the space and to focus on the art as much as possible instead of actually constantly being terrorised in a way by safety measures. also, another feature that is very important for us is the possibility to programme them so we can host groups up to six people altogether and avoid the devices to ring among each other to host families and groups. similar devices have now been produced, all in an effort to allow gym members, hotel guests, and school pupils

and florence kong is accused of lying to the fbi. >>> we are committed to building a better bay area and tonight, a focus on the economy and getting business back on open. this friday, you could be heading to a movie theater. the state said theaters could open as early as june 12th, with showin showings limited to 25% capacity. state officials suggest they use disposable and washable seat covers and require people to enter and leave the theater and at the concession stand. >> bars in san francisco say it may be their last call if the city does not let them open earlier than scheduled. >> we are asking the mayor to allow us to open the same time restaurants do, because it seems only fair, because our economic future is in balance there and e need help. >> the bar aurged to be allowed to resume business. the group wants to open july 13th. 350 bars make up the bar owner alliance and do not serve food, and are teatering on the edge of professional and personal collapse. >> nail salons have upped the ante in their legal battle against the state. they have filed another lawsuit to get peop

now also florence kong who owns a construction company based in san francisco. new details on the ambush that attacked and killed 38 year-old santa cruz county deputy. damon the county sheriff says now calling his death a murder. the suspect steven carrillo was a u.s. air force sergeant on saturday, a 911 caller says that carrillo was driving a white van believed to be filled with guns and explosives when santa cruz county deputy deputy damon 2 other officers responded to carrillo's home mayhem erupted. >>this was a very chaotic scene. there's a lot of gunshots. there was pipe bombs going off. a radio and cell reception is pour in that region of the county. damon was a good man is a good good police officer. and he was a friend that we all love. >>well a second unidentified deputy was also shot when responding to the scene he remains in the hospital this morning. the road leading up to carrillo's home has been blocked off as investigators have found more guns and explosives. now currently the fbi is looking into a possible link between carrillo's van which you s

. >>> yet another construction company owner, florence congress, faces federal charges tonight of lying to the fbi about that corruption probe. >>> coming soon to contra costa county, cocktails, hair color, and arm curls. some of the big changes are happening next week, and then some others next month. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney reports from walnut creek. >> reporter: at modern china cafe in walnut creek tonight, it is like old times. a packed patio, a baseball game on tv. it doesn't matter that the game's from years ago. >> i'm ready. i think we've all been a little bit sheltered. >> reporter: a sense of a new normalcy with much more on the way. >> we want to come out and enjoy the scenery, the outside, get some fresh air and just -- just be around people, i guess. >> reporter: cafe owner eric zhang says when the bar and indoor dining opened july 1st, even with social distancing requirements limiting the number of customers, it will mean a staggering increase in revenue. >> i will see like at least 50%. >> is that why you're smiling? >> yeah, right. >> reporter: contra costa county