there's an op ed in the fort worth telegram entitled hey, fort worth, put on a mask.ecially with positive coronavirus cases on the rise in many states including texas, why won't you, mayor price, implement a mask mandate? and how are you protecting the people of fort worth? >> the article in the startle gram is about -- star telegram is about wearing a mask. at the end of the article it says it is a personal responsibility and people need to comply. we wrote a letter to the governor, asking about local control specifically so each region can pick up what they need for their city and their county. we are encouraging everyone to wear a mask, strongly recommending it. we're starting a mask-up campaign that our physicians are going to help us do. there's a lot of research being done that shows mandatory mask compliance is not much better than if you don't mandate it and it's really hard on small businesses. so we started personal protection equipment distribution for all our small businesses so there's no excuse for them not to be wearing masks and asking their patrons to

today there were 64 people who tested positive in the dallas-fort worth area who were oheaded hospital beds. that said, separate from that there were 308 hospital beds in the fort worth area that become available. even though there was more people hospitalized because of covid-19, it turned out there were about 250 beds more available in the region. the same is true for houston. in houston there are 65 more people that tested positive for covid-19 that are hospitalized. that said, there were 183 beds more than became available hints even though more people testing positive for covid-19 were hospitalized in houston, there was more than 100 additional beds that became available. the second thing that i want to emphasize. as we gather today, we are better prepared to deal with covid-19 today then we were back in march and april. there are new medical strategies as well as new treatments are available today, one is the hospital's have more ppp available then they did a couple months ago. two they have new drugs like remdesivir, they're able to treat patients or hospitalized and get them ou

golf happened in fort worth. final round of the colonial in fort worth, texas.l product collin morikawa. entered the day tied for second. one off the lead, from 50 feet. bottom of the cup. 15 under, tied for the lead. what a shot that was. daniel berger also making a charge. needs the bird on 18 to get to 15 under, and so he does. morikawa on 18 a chance to win with a birdie. just going to slide past. golf can be frustrating. 15 under for him. he misses the three-foot par on 17. morikawa can't believe it. now we have a two-man playoff, morikawa and berger. morikawa misses the three-footer. it's berger's first win in three years. morikawa just missing his second pga tour victory after an otherwise really great week. >> you know, i'm going to have to look back and see what pauses i can take out of it. just didn't get the job done. we gave ourselves and "a" chance, and that's what you want at the end. so it's going to sting for a bit but we'll make it out and go on next week. >>> deebo samuel is helping to be the change. the 49ers wide receiver is raising funds to

professional golf returned in the us today, rory mcilroy is one of those taking part at fort worth, wherelence will be held on every morning of play rhia chohan reports. as rhia chohan reports. professional golf returns to ti usa, as professional golf returns to the usa, the tea—time of 8:a6pm in texas was reserved for silence and reflection. referencing the eight minutes and a6 seconds that black american george floyd late dying beneath the knee of a white police officer. perhaps the sign that golf is embracing change in taking a first step in addressing its own structural issues. i think everyone can just be a little more tolerant. i'm a little more educated and not as ignorant and despite of ruining the game of golf, there are so many people that are involved with the game and as long as we continue to give people from different backgrounds and opportunities to be in golf, then that can only be a good thing. conversations about race and inequality are also being had in the world of cricket. darren sammy spoke out about facing derogatory slurs when playing in the indian premier league.

headlines like this "fort worth police chief drops charges against rioters."at we pointed that out in public and embarrassed him. tough, you deserve it. shameful. just a month ago, coronavirus lockdowns were critical and first responders were described as heroes. now the lockdowns are totally irrelevant if you want to protest something that might help, i don't know, joe biden get elected. and police are villains who should be destroyed. adam kroll is here to explain. ♪ - i'm jeff anderson. for 37 years we have been fighting for survivors of child sex abuse. even in these uniquely challenging times we're still fighting with dedication and devotion. california law gives survivors a chance to take legal action, but only for a limited time. if you were sexually abused by a priest, scout leader, coach or teacher contact us confidentially today. it's time. ♪ >> tucker: governor andrew cuomo of new york is threatening once again to shut down his state. the pretext, coronavirus. the reality is an attempt to humiliate the people and show them who's in charge. too many

was the shutdown to extreme our 1st guest thinks so and if you listen to talk radio in the dallas fort worth area his will be a familiar voice if you're in east texas you will recognize paul glazer from fox 51 and because paul jones radio stations he has been a ground 0 for this economic crash because when people stay home businesses close and they stop advertising so paul take me back to early march when the shutdown 1st hit everybody was told to stay home how suddenly and how severely was local commerce in texas whacked and how close did your business come to the edge of a cliff. well took it from the top immediately when when we got the word essentially that april was going to be cancelled. it had an immediate impact and a lot of advertisers say well if i'm going to be closed i can't spend money i can't advertise that which i can't deliver so we took over a raft of cancellations that all came in essentially on the same day and it had a you know very very profound impact immediately. we were fortunate however in that what was a essential business a high percentage of our client base at thi

i walked from fort worth to washington, d.c., but not 1,400 miles.way and got past dallas, texas, and one or two other places before my team decided that i would only go to the cities that had juneteenth celebrations and where i was invited. so i was invited to over 20 cities, and i got to washington on january the 10th, 2017. we had asked president obama to walk with us from the frederick douglass house to the capitol, but he was in chicago. so i didn't get what i wanted, but i haven't given up. and today was a tremendous day for us. >> yes, ma'am. and i appreciate the clarification, and i had a feeling you didn't walk every single step of the way. but listen, i appreciate that you have been fighting the good fight. and i'm curious, miss lee, just what it would mean for you to have juneteenth become a federal holiday. and do you think these announcements from members of congress on both sides mean that you are getting close? >> i do believe we're getting closer. i'm just elated. i keep telling people when it happens i'm going to do a holy dance. and

fort worth.n police arrive to when police arrived to disperse them, they threw rocks and bottles of bleach. three police officers were injured. the mob went on to loot and vandalize businesses. dozens of rioters were arrested ten days later, the police chief ed krause, announcing he was dropping all charges. he issued a statement saying the real criminals in the riot are not the rioters but his own police officers whom he suggested would be reined in and perhaps punished. "this is just one step on a long journey," he wrote, sounding more like a therapist than a cop.hi his department was "committed to walking the path of reform with the community." never bothered to explain whatt his cops had done wrong. they were cops and that was enough. d that same day, the school board issued a statement declaring "police practices are deeply rooted in white supremacy." no one specified which these practices with white supremacy or what the accusation meant. it was a blanket condemnation but it was left to han

in tyler texas where i am in the dallas fort worth well it was down as much as 60 percent we were not pushed to the edge of extinction some of my competitors are living right there on that edge. i'll bet they are and i was struck listening to your station during the shutdown by how many advertisers actually stayed with you and it just seems logical because people don't start mentally shopping on the day they're going to go out and buy that f $150.00 was that a silver lining for you. it was in the fact that you used the air conditioner in your home particularly needs to work the of and that you almost never use now it needs being used every day it asked of work if the refrigerator was going to die this would be the time it was going to do with an awful lot of what our particular client base. turned out they were not only essential they were massively. and as a consequence of that you know we are our business our business yeah. yeah you have a real feel for the retail street so back to the future how would you gauge the local retail economy there now as states are gradually reopening an

there was a violent riot in fort worth.e hurt, the city made dozens of arrests but dropped all charges specifically for rioting against them. the chief of police made that announcement personally, then released a statement implying that police were sinful and pledged reforms. all of that is true, we have the statement and it was all confirmed by local news reports. headlines like this: "fort worth police chief drops charges against rioters." but he's mad that we pointedne that out in public and embarrassed him. tough, you deserve it. shameful. just a month ago, coronavirus lockdowns were critical and first responders were described as heroes. we agree with that part anyway. now the lockdowns are totally irrelevant if you want to protest something that might help, i don't know, joe biden get elected. and police are villains who should be destroyed. what to make of all of this? adam carolla is here too explai. ♪ i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflam

portia capital management joins us from fort worth next. owner michelle connell's is one of the highest rated finance professors in the u.s.. states the united continues to be a focus of coronavirus infections, with california reporting its highest single day jump in cases. florida cases rising the most ever. hospitalization hitting a seventh straight daily record. new york governor andrew cuomo is weighing quarantines for visitors from florida, while the nfl and college football seasons may be canceled. kino says the outbreak in beijing has been contained. the center for disease control says more cases will be reported, but they will not reflect people already infected. crossees will halt all province bus services from friday, having shut down markets in beijing to halt the spread. meanwhile, the peoples bank of china is reporting credit growth. the governor says it will be achieved through record special-purpose bond issuance plus higher bank loans. he says total financing flow should top $4 trillion this year . global news 24 hours a day

we would like to start the sports cast with the live event like golf going on in fort worth texas but were having some video problems. the video we do have is a little bit more on the baseball situation as players in owners are creeping at a snails pace toward some kind of agreement that will get players back on the field and not stem closer to the deal zone. the owner offers at 72 game schedule at 80% of the prorated salaries that the owners and players agreed on back in march. major league baseball giving players until sunday to answer. the players are not going to agree to 80% of their prorated salaries since they agreed to 100% of their prorated salaries back in march. it's time for the owners to wake up to that. they will make a ton of money off of the television rights and is time for them to get this thing settled. were starting to sound like a broken record. were starting tolike a broken record every day. we can tell you even though we don't have the video to prove it that harold varner the third is your second leader at the pga charles schwab challenge. and he is ahead after

from fort worth defeated at home by a mind still sort of drew with hoffenheim darkman held on to 2nd place with their win against civilian and on friday fry book edged 10. c's sun sand and as the sixty's band the beach boys put it good vibrations we could all do with some of that after weeks of lockdown now an art museum in germany is trying to spread a little of that joy to lockdown weary visit at the firm hock was ill in. just reopened with a bright and colorful almost to the pop art generation. i'm american classics from the beach boys which captured the spirit of the sixty's good vibrations is also the title of the new exhibition at the vilhelm hack museum in your veins how often. this song uses optimism and that is exactly what the museum hopes to reignite as the world emerges from the corona virus pandemic. he. has become possible again we're also taking small steps towards normalization at the museum and there is a great sense of joy that we can finally start to resume our regular lives in that the organizers came up with the title 1st and only then selected the words the muse

misma >> ella cambio mucho desde que f fue a esa base militar, ella es una persona fuerte > >en fort wortho la la investigando, en la iglesia pr p preparan una ceremonia religiosa en apoyo a su madre que no se a cansa de bsuuscarla. >> la jefa de la policia de a a atlanta georigagrgia renuncia de de la muerte de un afroamericano en manos de la policia y vamos ver las iamgenmagenes, que son t feurtuertes > >los uniformados respindiondin a una llamada de un conductor dormido que interrumiapia el i trafico. >>el hombre fue llevado al h hospital y murio en una cirugia las protestas no se hicieron esperar. >> protestas en el pais dia numero 19 hoy en washington dc filadelfia virginia kacaliforniy mineapolneapolis, tambien contia remocion de setlideres confeders como ocurrio en kentucky > >tambien estas protestas se a dan alrededor del mundo en lo r londl londres 15 heridos en choque entre policias y ilimanifestant, estos habian sido convocados r para proteer aeger monumentos da ciudad, el movimiento black lives metter cancelo su manif manifestacima manifestacion. >> son 115 mil muertes se de d

in fort worth, texas, at the end of a tense confrontation between police and protesters, there was thisof arresting the demonstrators for breaking curfew, the fort worth police chief kneeled and prayed with protesters. >> i think it's a good step. i hope it -- i hope it was meaningful. i hope that they -- the people here saw our hearts. we certainly saw their hearts and that they were hurting. >> cnn's tom foreman has been keeping an eye on these moments of hope and unity that are playing out across the country. >> reporter: just minutes ar the president promised a crackdown denver's police of chief was on the move with protesters in body and spirit. >> working together is the only way we can get through this. >> reporter: police in minnesota stopping traffic of protesters, copping kneeling with them in georgia, too, and in indiana, this was the scene outside the governor's mansion. >> i'm not here to disturb the community. >> reporter: it goes both ways. that is a target store in new york and those are not police but protesters protecting it. standing up to potential looters and vandal

>> i'm in the dallas-fort worth area in texas that's right decided to hang my boots for a variety of reasons. it is in the middle of the country i don't spend that much time here but it was important to be close to be wherever i have to be. my organization is flag foundation for liberty of american greatness. when we last spoke january 2017 it was just a growing and beginning. i'm pleased to say it has grown into a national organization, a leading organization with a million-dollar budget and we are doing phenomenal things all about teaching civics and patriotism flag usa.org we go into schools, classroom visit visits, we created kid friendly resources so we create the students constitution and declaration of independenc independence, students federalist papers and a citizen's guide to the electoral college and offer professional development training to teachers very teach teachers how to incorporate patriotism and teach civics the way it used to be taught. >>host: we know that president trump admires winston churchill. with the reverse be true? >> i think both men are dead on it wou

old glory in texas waving majestically over the country club in fort worth. for the charles swab challenge look at this. hometown favorite jordan spieth. if you want to make it at this level you have to be able to putt. he ties for the lead. the 2016 winner has course knowledge. look at this as the ball would hit and then spin right back down the hill. setting up another birdie. why show xander? he caught a share of the lead here. then we go from there to justin thomas. 124 yards with a wedge. it looks effortless less. at the end of the plate was a four-way tie for the lead. and so the x-men has the outright lead. for under 66 for sharply. only three bogeys. a packed leaderboard with five players just one shot back and 13 within three strokes of the lead. you can see the final round right here on kpix five tomorrow at noon. >>> owners, players, anything? to the league owners, the players association said no to the proposal to play 72 game season. players would've received 70 to 80% of the prorated salaries. major league baseball could impose a 48 game season

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you know what we have a local kid making a run at this thing in fort worth, texas. the same for the weekend. rough for phil mickelson. here's his third shot at 10 out of the tall grass and into the bunker. a shot of one over 71, he missed the cut. colin morikawa from cal. par-3 13th. chip it near the cup. he will save par and looking good at 67. tied with rory mcilroy. 7-under 63. second shot. 6thhole. led to a birdie and he like morikawa is 9-under. everyone chasing harold varner in iii. halfway through he's 11-under par. ending thing he started with a triple bogey on one, keep his focus, didn't let it bother him and he's the leader. >>> the owners made a proposal and said we'll give you a 74 game schedule and 80% of your salary and the players have to sunday to answer. they won't take it. they want 100%. back in the day when they played and reporters asked stupid questions, guys like bryce harper had snappy answers. it happened on this day in 2012. >> bryce, you know of course in canada are legal drinking age. a celebratory beer would make sense, you have a favori

two days ago, we actually had more positives than fort worth did, so our highest number was like 233. yesterday, it went down to 166, if i recall my numbers. we're still maintaining plenty of space from hospitalization standpoint, icu and respirators so we monitor that heavily. the six largest -- mayors of the six largest cities in texas, dallas, fort worth, austin, san antonio, houston, and el paso, we all converse weekly, if not more frequently than weekly, about our status of where we are on the positives and our hospital space and what it looks like. >> okay. on friday alone, texas reported 5,700 new cases. another 5,747 reported today. and yet, at the coronavirus task force briefing, vice president mike pence seemed to down play the rise in cases happening not just in texas but in at least 31 other states. listen. >> all 50 states and territories across this country are opening up safely and responsibly. we slowed the spread. we flattened the curve. the reality is, we're in a much better place. >> this just isn't true when you look at the data. why is the vice president in denial

mes y medio que nadie sabe nada de vanessa, era miembro de las fuerzas armadas y desapareciÓ en fort worth ella >> la Última vez que la mirÉ fue el domingo 19 de abril a las diez de la noche, ya que nos fuimos a dormir nos despedimos y abrazamos y luego la abracÉ le dice nos vemos hasta el prÓximo dÍa, me dijo okay. >> desde pequeÑa vanessa querÍa pertenecer al ejÉrcito. >> mi hermana es una persona que ella cae bien a todo el mundo porque la recuerdan por cualquier cosa >> ¿quÉ es lo que cree usted qu pasÓ seÑora? >> porque mi hija fue secuestrada por quien me toca averiguar, cuatro meses atrÁs, andaba muy rara, pÁlida, no dormÍa, como ansiosa, saben quÉ me dijo, mami te voy a decir la verdad, estoy siendo acosada sexualmente por un sargento con lÁgrimas en los ojos >> le dijo el nombre del sargento >> nunca me dijo nombre, nunca me dijo nombre >> nadie en ningÚn lado le han dado informaciÓn sobre vanessa, ahora el comando de investigaciones especiales de las fuerzas armadas ofrece 15 mil dÓlares a quienes dÉ informaciÓn. >> yo no soportarÍa si le pasa algo a mi hija >> espero que tengamo

that is where we are. >> bret: let's pray for a safe night tonight, bret, thank you as always, fort worth, texas, with continuing coverage fox news channel and that is it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. we are one day closer, "the story" hosted by martha now. >> martha: thank you, bret my martha maccallum and this is "the story." criticism he had not been vocal enough and the riots we have seen in the streets following george floyd's death. the president went to the rose garden and made a speech. he had some strong thing to say about what we can expect tonight if there is more rioting. he addressed the nation and really the deepest turmoil that we have seen in this country in decades. >> and america is founded upon the rule of law. it is the foundation of our prosperity, our freed

those officers kneeling down are are the fort worth police chief and the assistant chief. surrounded by the crowd, they offered a prayer in the midst of the city's curfew. >>> it's 4:41, and a possible coronavirus surge. next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the worries about an influx in cases as protests rage across the country. >>> let's take a live look outside, and before we head to break this time, from our camera on treasure island, looking out at the city of san francisco. it's 4:42 right now. we will be ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> developing now, s cutlworki multistructure fire. this is in south sacramento. the fire has spread to a body shop, mattress facility, and a palette storage facility. officials said the fire was caused by tires and aerosol. at least 200 firefighters are on the scene, and at leas

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no fans allowed in fort worth.ustin thomas caught waving to a nonexistent gallery after one of his shots. >> it's eerie with no fans out there. you hit a good shot, make a good putt, and we're pretty much just clapping for each other and making fun of one another. but no, it's just good to be back. >> rounds 3 and 4 air here on kpix 5 on saturday and sunday. >>> i like how he was waving to the nonexistent people. thanks for watching at 00. the [captioning made possible by fremantle media] announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how you all doing? thank you. thank you all. i appreciate it. thank you all. i appreciate that, you all. yeah, i do. well, welcome back to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [louder cheering and applause] got a good one today. returning for their second day with a total of $20,000, from atmore, alabama, it's the champs. it's the white family. [cheering and applause] and from san diego, california, it's the noa

brooklyn, detroit, and there in the center of your screen, 93- year-old opal lee marching in fort worth, texas. she has campaigned for years to make june 19th a national holiday. and marchers are underway in washington, d.c. as well. skyler henry reports from what's now called black lives matter plaza. >> reporter: in washington, d.c. thousands are expected to march throughout the day in both celebration of juneteenth. >> people just appreciate the history of it. right and appreciate the fact that there's semblance and importance around not emancipation, obviously different day, but just recognizing the importance of what black people have done in this country. >> reporter: a continuation of the protests the for racial justice and police reform sparked by george floyd's death. >> i look all the time and i pray to god to take pain and hatred or any kind of bad feeling out of my heart. i pray for it. because it's what i have been feeling. >> reporter: senator kamala harris announced new legislation to make juneteenth a federal holiday. the white house issued a statement today, saying this

it took an extra hole to complete the colonial in fort worth texas.rved a moment of silence at 8:46. this was a day of what might have been for most contenders, justin rose can grab his share of the lead of this birdie putt at 18 goes, ended up one-stroke back. daniel berger also had a chance to grab the share of the lead. he puts his pro shot on the green, nice shape for a birdie chance and then he nailed it. shooting a 66, good for his share of the lead. or what if's, collin morikawa, one of the leaders that can go up front by himself. he settles for 67 then has to wait. then more putting woes, this time it is xander schauffele, a fell one-stroke back. soberger to make his par putt, with another short mess. >> it's just a range of emotions. i've granted so hard the last two months to be in this position, and i'm just so thankful that all the hard work paid off. and nascar continuing its season in florida this weekend, and for the first time since resumption, a handful of invited servicemen and women in the grandstands, social distancing. with a 30 l

the wind blew through fort worth texas, those with homes along the 16th and 15th fairways in dallas,putt, you don't last long at this level. the par three, tied into the third for the 2016 winner was relentless. look at this. got it to spin back and set up another in the and justice thomas at 17. how about a wedge? by the end of play it was a four way tie for the lead until the x-men grabbed the lead at 18, 13 underpar what does it mean? it's leaves five players, including collin just one shot back and 13 within three strokes of the leak. you can see the final round right here tomorrow at noon. and we just can't stop now, segment two is coming and in that one, stick around. i have plenty of game. not as good as matt cain, for the open road.. the wind in your hair... the feeling of freedom that drives us to go out and discover.. at chevy, we're committed to getting you there with confidence and peace of mind. that's why your chevy clean dealers commit to using enhanced vehicle cleaning measures with cdc-approved cleansers. if you need a new equinox, get 0% apr for 72 months or, four t

painted with the words black lives matter and there in the center ofthis ea old,l lee marching in fort worth, texas, she has campaigned for years to make june 19 a national holiday. >>> demonstrators also gathered in the nation's capital, and players from the washington wizards and mystics possible teams led a march to the martin luther king jr. memorial. they read the names of some of the people killed by police in recent months. >> this is my son who is 20 years old and i hate that i have to worry about him every single day. >> the trump administration released a statement commemorating today's date and the president rescheduled a plan campaign rally in tulsa from today till tomorrow, after widespread outcries over the original juneteenth date. >>> checking other top stories at 5:30, hundreds of people packed the audio auditorium of panola county valley high school to honor the life of a federal protected officer, dave patrick underwood was gunned down while guarding the oakland federal building during a night of protest. authorities believe underwood was killed by two men targeting law en

in the meantime, when you get money you can build your own golf viewing areas from your fort worth, texas homes, watching jordan spieth's short game at the charles schwab challenge, shot a 5 under 65 and he's tied for second place. he carded a triple bogey 7, but from there, carved up the course, especially on the back nine, he was seven under for his less 17 holes and finishes round with a birdie, 4 under 66 with a 1 shot lead heading into the weekend. that's the show were dennis o'donnell shows you what happened. >> much-needed commentary. >> it happened. >>> a small east bay community hospital dealing with the coronavirus outbreak, dozens of medical workers tested positive , what it takes to protect staff and patients in facilities vulnerable to the virus. >>> today marks four years since a gunman opened fire at the polls nightclub in orlando. ceremonies remembering the lives lost. this was one of the worst mass shootings in u.s. history. >>> it's a tradition for san francisco pride but this year the iconic triangle on twin peaks look a little ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ y-yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ hey, hey >>

in dallas/fort worth ground beef spiking 15%. in boston, eggs up nearly 25%.en breasts up 26% in los angeles. no matter where you live, families are feeling the price hikes. angelica relies on food stamps to feed her family of six in south l.a. >> these are $1. they're usually 89 cents. >> reporter: lately her government assistance doesn't go as far. >> it is supposed to last me a whole month. now it lasts me like ten days. >> reporter: in seattle molly was recently laid off. with her husband sean and two growing boys eating three meals a day at home, they now go through a loaf of bread daily on a single income. >> our grocery bill has gone up probably 20 to 30%. and you don't really think about the prices, but when you go to check out and you're spending $100 more than you're used to, and we're buying the same amount of stuff. >> reporter: like so many other americans, this family has had to adjust the way they shop. is there something you're -- anything you're not buying anymore? >> the little yogurts that are prepackaged, now we buy in bulk. >> we don't do

the pros will tee off for the charles schwab challenge in fort worth, texas. video of the defending champ practicing ahead of the tournament. all players and staff will be tested for covid-19, and for the first time, no spectators will be allowed on the course. >>> we have some breaking sports news. a north bay high school baseball star making bay area sports history, dennis. >> reporter: i am truly enjoying this sports segment in the 5:00 news. >> absolutely. >> i think it should happen on a daily basis! >> you got it. >> petaluma native -- >> make a call. >> petaluma native spencer torkelson was the number one pick in tonight's major league baseball draft. he is the first player from a bay area high school to go number one. >> with the first pick of the 2020 mlb draft, the detroit tigers select spencer torkelson. >> yeah, torkelson and his family jacked out of their minds after hearing detroit call his name. and the tigers need a reference of what kind of person they're going to get, they can call spencer's coach at casa grande high school. >> he is one of t

you have been a city council person and i believe mayor pro tem of fort worth. you have gotten lots of awards. how theo ask you coronavirus, how covid-19 reflects the kinds of things that marcia was talking about. everything we know says this virus has exacerbated the inequality and injustice in our society and this is personal for you. i especially want to thank you for participating in this dialogue. you are recovering from covid-19. that haven a house watched for priests that have died from covid-19. two of them in their 20's and 30's. if anybody thinks this is a hoax , they should talk to you and what you've been through. you feeling, please convey our condolences to the paulists. in what ways does the thenavirus reveal structures of injustice we are trying to focus on? pleasure to, it's a be with all of you this afternoon. simple to say too impactedcoronavirus is , is only impacted in the health care facility that health care is the only symptom impacted by it. does not and of itself operate in a vacuum. it's contributing to a lot of the problems we see in

positive cases and texas where this couple married over half a century died next to each other in a fort worth hospital an hour apart. >> my mom said, okay, see you tomorrow, and then she -- >> reporter: over in harris county, texas methodist hospital's icu beds filling up. their nursing director describing the heartbreaking losses. >> when they don't survive, you know, knowing that we did everything we possibly could to restore their -- okay. you're going to make me cry now. >> reporter: while states limit travellers, the european union now reviewing which countries they will allow visitor from when they lift restrictions next week. an eu spokesperson saying right now the u.s., brazil and russia do not appear to make the cut. this "washington post" graph based on john hopkins data shows europe has recovered from the pandemic far betterthan the u.s. even though health officials say right now younger people are driving up these numbers, some of the deadliest cases have been at places like holyoke soldiers' home in massachusetts. 97 veterans dying there in just the last three months. investigato

they are working collaboratively with us, on their own programs, especially here in the dallas-fort worth area to do extensive testing. there will be no shortage of testing either in texas or the vfw region. vice president pence: thank you. blaze. -- please. >> [inaudible] what's part of the national response to you which had been different or could have been better? i servesident pence: alongside a president who is always eyes forward. he wanted us to be in texas today. i will be in arizona and florida before the week is out. we want to focus on where we are today. when you look at the sacrifices the american people made over all 45 days of slow the spread, i think it demonstrated the resilience in the character of this country and of the people of texas. it gives us great confidence that having flattened the curve before in texas, with the steps the governor is taking, with regard to closing bars, preserving capacity by suspending elective surgery, encouraging everyone in texas to wear a mask, we encourage where ever it is indicated by local authorities as necessary or wherever anyone c

back in march, fort worth chef tim love described the situation as armageddon. he said it's worse than a tornado. it's worse than a hurricane. it's worse than a fire. this is going to destroy everything that i have built. everything that i have built. that i h have built. the restaurants were not alone, i heard similar concerns from countless other small business owners nearly every sector of the economy hospitality, tourism, retail, manufacturing. and the list goes on. keeping our small businesses open means much more than having another restaurant to eat in or a shop to buy in on mainstreet. it is one of the most effective ways to support our economy, by protecting those jobs. across the country, small businesses have employed nearly half of all u.s. workers. they are the lifeblood of our local economy and provide critical services to each of our communities. without customers coming through the front door eachhr day, it has been hard to cover your business expenses and keep employees on payroll. it's not just hard, it is impossible. whether you are a new busi

positive cases and texas where this couple married over half a century died next to each other in a fort worth hospital an hour apart. >> my mom said, okay, see you tomorrow, and then she -- >> reporter: over in harris county, texas methodist hospital's icu beds filling up. their nursing director describing the heartbreaking losses. >> when they don't survive, you know, knowing that we did everything we possibly could to restore their -- okay. you're going to make me cry now. >> reporter: while states limit travellers, the european union now reviewing which countries they will allow visitor from when they lift restrictions next week. an eu spokesperson saying right now the u.s., brazil and russia do not appear to make the cut. this "washington post" graph based on john hopkins data shows europe has recovered from the pandemic far betterthan the u.s. even though health officials say right now younger people are driving up these numbers, some of the deadliest cases have been at places like holyoke soldiers' home in massachusetts. 97 veterans dying there in just the last three months. investigato

. >> reporter: tour commissioner sted before they even got to fort worth and are tested each day they there. >> you've got to be willing to adapt and be flexible, becaus the world is changing with this virus every single day. >> reporter: the world's top five golfers are playing this week, including second-ranked jon rahm, who says he'll miss the crowds. will that affect how you or other players perform? >> i don't know. i can't tell you. i mean, where you usually hit a good shot, you would be able to tell by the crowd reaction. this time you have no idea. >> we begin with the best shot of the day, sung kang. >> reporter: yesterday, golfer sung kang didn't just make a good shot, he made a perfect shot-- a hole in one. then, crickets. even the broadcasters are adapting. cbs sports has fewer technicians in the truck and some announcers are calling the shots from studios hundreds of miles away. but like fans everywhere, they'd rather sports on tv with some changes than no sports at all. jim axelrod, cbs news. >> o'donnell: i love it! grip it and rip it. "on the road" is next. a young fan

that's the shot of the day in fort worth, texas. >>> how about some fresh air? the south bay park reopening just in time for summer when we come back. look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience, xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. and now x1 also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. with x1, it's all at your beck and call. show me "parks and rec." see? the best really did get better! magnificent. xfinity x1 just got even better with peacock premium included for no additional cost. no strings attached. in an unprecedented crisis... a more than $10 billion cut to public education couldn't be worse for our schools and kids. laying off 57,000 educators, making class sizes bigger? c'mon. schools must reopen safely with resources for protective equipment, sanitizing classrooms, and ensuring social distancing. tell lawmakers and governor newsom don't cut our students' future. pass a state budget that protects our public schoo

rory mcilroy will be in the field at fort worth in texas.believes having more role models from different backgrounds is crucial — having grown up watching tiger woods. he was my hero growing up and it didn't matter what colour his skin was, what his beliefs were, tiger was, what his beliefs were, tiger was my hero and his been a lot of kids' heroes over the years that have grown up playing golf. we have been very lucky to have him in our game. an agreement in principle is in place for the heavyweight bout that everyone wants to see. a two—fight deal between anthony joshua and tyson fury next year — but it won't take place if either of them lose their respective title defences. joshua will put his three titles on the line against bulgarian kubrat pulev. the wbc champion fury faces a third bout against deontay wilder. win those and the unification fight will be on. joshua's promoter eddie hearn says he's had offers to stage the fights in china, the middle east, us and uk. if while there was to beat theory, which i can't see happening, but if h

capital having lost patience with the government's promises to repair the economy some protesters fort worth police when they tried to clear them from one of beirut's main roads lebanon's currency is lost more than 70 percent of its value since october economic lockdown stirring the pandemic of only made matters worse. the world health organization that expects coronavirus cases to hit 10000000 worldwide in the next week it's pushing latin american governments once again to work more closely together against covert 19 deaths in the region past 100000 this week in many countries is seen fictions jump by up to 50 percent unfortunately the pandemic for many countries in the americas has not peaked they are not reaching a little level of transmission within which we can achieve a sustainable exit from from from from. public health and social measures we would really. stress to governments in the americas that there needs to be an all of government approach there needs to be very clear communication with citizens around the measures that are to be taken for self protection for community response.