-sal: gina. gina. -gina: ...and i'll end you, bro. -sal: gina, please. -gina: [ shouting indistinctly ] -michael: you have no respect. -gina: sit the [bleep] down. -michael: no respect. -gina: not when you get in my face and try to talk to me like that! fabio: do me a favor, babe, please? just calm down. i know. just calm down. lemonis: gina is going bananas because she's scared that she's gonna lose her job. this is how she provides for her family. what i was worried about is this thing was gonna get totally out of hand. woman #2: he's the one starting the problem -- him. -sal: honestly -- -michael: i haven't been paid for three years, and i'm no good? i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: okay, okay. gina, please don't go out there. michael: i'm closing you down first, because i got to get paid! -sal: gina. gina. -michael: that's the facts! all right?! lemonis: you know, as i'm watching this go down, i'm pissed off at sal. i'm angry. this is the hole that sal dug not only for him but for everyone around him. the fear, the anger, the disa

i didn't. >> while we were interviewing tim, gina came in and was being interviewed. >> gina, do i havet missing? were you at work, were you at school? >> no, i was on my way to tim's house, because i went to his house after school, and i passed her. she was running. so i saw her. >> when you went to his house that day, was tim there? >> yeah. >> he was there the entire time? >> yeah. >> tim and gina spent the rest of the day together and he couldn't have done anything to hurt mandy. >> this case took almost 30 years to get to trial. >> to me a trial is where i really love to be. >> all rise. >> finally getting under way was such a relief to me. >> the evidence will show that mandy was abducted, and we can tell you where it happened. >> my theory is mandy set out to do her five-mile run with the dog. about a quarter of a mile from her house where there's a wooded area, it's very secluded, and that's where tim is waiting for her to run by. he grabs her, gets her in the car. >> she was taken approximately six miles south to an isolated location where she was raped. >> i think she tried to

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this is gina, a junior at seneca high school, she started notes for support, an amazing way to think nurses like janine for their work. >> i have a program set up so that anyone can submit a letter of encouragement to covid-19 patients or healthcare workers. >> gina constructed this webpage that takes your letter, prepares it in the correct format and ensures agosta nurses nationwide. thousands of kind notes are spreading across the country. nurses noticed and they are touched. >> hi, gina, this is jazmin from jefferson hospital and i wanted to take a moment to say thank you so much for the generous notes for our ts and h >> so heartfelt and sweet, i especially love some of the pictures. here we have nurses in our operating room and just very nice sweet messages of thanks paid >> reporter: some folks are sending more than just notes, the burlingame sutter hospital received 60 handmade quilts, all going to nurses in a raffle later this week, but whether it's quilts, cards or just thanks, we all appreciate our nurses. >> it's very challenging but i'm very proud to be a nue. >> saying t

. >> reporter: gina shook is of 130 homeless people staying here. originally, these two letters were donated by the state to help curb the homelessness crisis back in january. the pandemic hit, and they were reallocated. >> this is for our seniors, are medically vulnerable, who we know are most acceptable to the virus. >> reporter: because her condition, gina needs access to oxygen 24 seven. saturday, the power went out, proceeded to use her emergency supply. >> she is supposed to have it on at all times. with no electricity, it will work. >> reporter: earlier this month, the mayor explained why it took four months to get people into these trailers. >> we took the time and expense to actually connect these trailers to sewer and water so that they will not only serve us during this pandemic, but that they can be used on a longer-term basis. >> reporter: now with the heatwave, the power grid at the rv park appears to be overrun. gina is worried whether it's safe to come back. >> if i go without oxygen too long, i will end up going into respiratory fai

because of her condition, gina needs access to her oxygen tank 24/7. but when the power wint out, she was forced to switch over to her emergency supply. today, five days later, she had to call 911 to get help. >> this is what she's supposed to have on at all times. but with no electricity, you see it won't work. >> if i go without oxygen too long, i will wind up going into respiratory failure and die. >> now, with the heat wave straining the power grid, gina is worried if it's safe to come back. we reached out to the city for comment to ask what's being done to restore power for the months ahead. >>> developing tonight, protests in minneapolis once again turned violent in the wake of a black man's death in police custody. and here in california, demonstrators have also taken to the streets. this is video from the past few hours. an auto zone store set on fire. crowds have been clashing with police all night. people throwing molotov cocktails, officers firing back with tear gas rounds. in another neighborhood, looting this target one of several stores b

gina, question number one. tegan is a preschool student in south kingston who asked -- why does my mask have to be on when i'm going somewhere? very smart pre-k student. gov. raimondo: very smart pre-k student. tegan, i'm glad you have a mask. that makes me very happy. the best way to spread this disease, the way that it spreads the most, is when people sneeze or cough. so the virus is inside of -- inside of, you know, inside of your mouth, inside of your nose, and when you sneeze, the mask prevents the virus from spreading. by wearing your mask, it opportunity prevent you from getting sick, but it prevents you from spreading it to anyone else. we have our masks, our kids our have a mask. it is a little weird to wear them. it's hard to breathe. it gets hot if you wear them for a long time. fewer people t get sick. sneezing, you are make sure you sneeze into your elbow, and cover your mouth when you cough. mr. moffit: and you'll see in the color book, rizzo does that and it's a little bit like dabbing. let's go

thank you, gina. >> awesome. hi. thanks so much for having me speak today. my name is gina rosales. i'm an s.f. resident and a former business owner. some of you may know me as the cofounder of undiscovered s.f. creative night market, also run an event planning committee. prior to starting my company, i was also director of a non-profit dance organization in soma, where organized dance workshops and classes at city dance, as well as annual shows at the regency ballroom. i'm also a dancer myself. i've been dancing since my high school days at shcp. of course, i'm heavily involved with soma programming. in addition to undiscovered, i also run a non-profit, which is dedicated to building strong and empowered filipino community in the bay area. i'm also a recent partner in the new creative project, which is working on building programming to build the future filipino-american arts and cultural center in soma. and through my work, i've been really excited about this important work we've been doing around trauma-informed systems. and how to address community trauma by creating organizatio

. >> hi, gina. i just wanted to take a moment to say thank you so much for the generous notes for our patients and for our healthcare workers. >> that was gina choi that made this webpage that takes your letter and insurers agosta nation wide nurses. thousands of kind notes is spreading across the country. nurses are noticing and they are very touched. >> it's hard to be a nurse, you're not always getting praise for what you do so it's kind of a new day and age. >> so heartfelt and sweet. i especially love some of the than derved. es wlett cavit tefor support.org r webse, kpix.com. >>> robaxin golfers, a lot of trash talk ahead of the much- anticipated match. >>> california will get a much needed sales tax starting tomorrow when certain retailers are allowed to reopen for curbside pickup and delivery, but so far, napa is the only bay area county that plans to follow the timeline. contra costa, alameda, san mateo and santa clara counties all say it's still too soon to relax the rules. so to san franc

gina martin adams is with us now.ce on the terminal breaking down the elements of this market. i want to start with moving averages, and the resistance points we are hitting, support that markets need to find to test whether the bulls stick around. think about the broad perspective of the s&p 500, the 200-day moving average is pretty close to the finding whether we are enabled trend. be thesumption has to equity market is still caught in something of a bear draft. given we have had a pretty of those lowsge led by typical leadership, and we see small caps participate, we are watching the 50-day moving average right now to form support in the midterm bear market. if we can find support, it will be somewhat constructive for investors looking for a continuation of this bounce to finally clear that bear market hurdle. shery: how much of a reality check are we getting from earnings season? we are almost halfway through when it comes to market cap on the s&p 500. gina: you can accurately describe the earnings season as someo

gina mullen are reunited with jim mullen. we are happy they join us now. being with us. as a family thank you all for the sacrifice you made. jim, you went out of your way to do something like this. you don't even work as a nurse any more. you're trained as a nurse. you're an attorney, if my memory serves me correct. you volunteered to come here in a different state. it's amazing to me you were willing to do that. when you look back on it now, what do you think? >> you know, i look back on it as an amazing opportunity. it's something i'll never forget for as long as i live. now that i've had the opportunity to come home and finally be with gina and grace, i look at it slightly differently just because, you know, you see how it affects the 2-year-old even when she seems so happy normally. overall it was an unbelievable experience i'll never forget. >> dr. mullen, what went through your mind, first of all, when you saw your husband but also when he first told you, you know what, i'm going to go to new york and do this. >> i -- you know, you're just kind of l

. >> gina, question number one. tee again is a pre school student in south kingston who asked -- why does my mask have to be on when i'm going somewhere. >> very smart pre-k student. i'm glad you have a mask. that makes me ve happy. before the best way to spread this disease the way that it spreads the most, is when people sneeze or cough. so the virus is inside of -- inside of, you know, inside o your mouth. inside of o your nose and when prow prevent the virus from spreading. by wearing your mask it opportunity prevent you from getting sifpblgt so we -- we our ur masks, our kids mask it's weird to wear them. t's hard to breathe. book,'ll see in the color ri zrks zo does that and it's a little bit like dabbing. let's go to gabriella. can we make signs when people walk by? >> yes, i would love it when you did that. send me a sign. gabriella send us a sign. you're in second grade in war wick. i'm asking you -- maybe have your whole class do it. you could ask your teacher to arrange this. draw me a special sign and se

gina and i have a place on our property, that we found and it's a place that we go to. it's a place that i go smoke my pipe, tie little prayer cloths there, that's a special place. there's a lot of those on this earth. that's what i want this to be a special place that people can go to, and be energized. to be free of any guilt they had, to feel better about themselves, to feel if they go there to pray for someone it means something. we have all these other prayers that have already been in there, it's going to have strengthened power and healing. that's what i wish for. that's what i wish it will help us with i wish it to help our veterans. >> let me ask this will turn a different direction what do you think the challenges that native american veterans are facing today? >> i, i became involved with a veterans organization and i go to the va hospital, and i see veterans and i see a lot of things. i see people that are homeless, people that are angry, on talk about all kinds of people, that are veterans. not just indians. i think that indian veterans have been forgotten

and then all of a sudden i get the phone call from gina started to panic then she rallies landlord has been asked for a penny sen she had to close the salon she says she wants to see then she really succeed and knows that it will be tough if she has to continue to pay rent while making no money she said don't worry about it and. >>that was so relieving they i venture rally has been anxious to reopen already thinking about how she'll be able to safely bring in her customers want space 3 begins in california in our business is able to pick back up so i think we'll be good. as long as everyone records their mass and we keep everything cleaned and disinfected a venture rallies plan is for stylist to stand at least 6 feet apart from one another she says still change their aprons in between clients. >>and the remove the waiting area from the salon altogether will take just one client at a time she says of course this will be different. but at least everybody will be able to get back to work and people will be able to get their hair done for the first time in months. michelle kingston kron 4

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gina venture rally on the hair salon in san carlos she shut the doors of the salon in mid-march because of the stay at home order you know in the beginning you didn't think it was gonna beat this drastic. >>and then all of a sudden i get the phone call from gina started to panic then to rallies landlord has been asked for a penny said she had to close the salon she says she wants to see venture really succeed and knows that it will be tough if she has to continue to pay rent while making no money she said don't worry about it and. >>that was so relieving bay i then she really has been anxious to reopen already thinking about how she'll be able to safely bring in her customers month space 3 begins in california in our business is able to pick back up so i think we'll be good. as always everyone records their mass and we keep everything cleaned and disinfected a venture rallies plan is for stylist to stand at least 6 feet apart from one another she says still change their aprons in between clients. >>and the remove the waiting area from the salon altogether will take just one client at a

thank you, gina. >> awesome. hi. thanks so much for having me speak today. my name is gina rosales. i'm an s.f. resident and a former business owner. some of you may know me as the cofounder of undiscovered s.f. creative night market, also run an event planning committee. prior to starting my company, i was also director of a non-profit dance organization in soma, where organized dance workshops and classes at city dance, as well as annual shows at the regency ballroom. i'm also a dancer myself. i've been dancing since my high school days at shcp. of course, i'm heavily involved with soma programming. in addition to undiscovered, i also run a non-profit, which is dedicated to building strong and empowered filipino community in the bay area. i'm also a recent partner in the new creative project, which is working on building programming to build the future filipino-american arts and cultural center in soma. and through my work, i've been really excited about this important work we've been doing around trauma-informed systems. and how to address community trauma by creating organizatio

you know what, let's-- gina, gina, come on, gina. (cheers and applause)

i can only think of how proud gina must be watching her sisters carry on.e, as they said, they felt -- they've always felt like they had superpowers, and they do. >>> ahead, american fans cheering for korean baseball teams. how it could be a game changer in both countries. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> major league baseball is reportedly sending players a detailed coronavirus protection plan with an eye toward resuming play in july. this comes as an overseas sports league is drawing attention in this country. the korean baseball organization was one of the first leagues in the world to return during the pandemic, and it is now airing six games a week here in the united states played in empty stadiums. this may offer a glimpse, though, into the future of morning sports. "cbs this morning saturday" co-host dana jacobson shows korean baseball's growing popularity. >> reporter: if you've missed live sports, right now this is your best bet. if you can stay awake. >> miss baseball this much. i'm watching korean baseball. welcome back, baseball. >> repor

>>gina cnn it was so liberating i loved i can't stop touching. my had new york. >>that's it for the news of 6 i'm catherine heenan our coverage of the pandemic >> boiling point. >>> lawmakers wearing bullet proof tests. >>> a nation on edge. >>> and breaking his silence. >> no, it is not true. it never, never happened. >> what we have learned about joe biden's accuser. >> his hands were on me. >>> then, malls reopening across the usa. >> okay. guys, so we just want to make sure that we're protecting ourselves and our customers. >> even here at the food court, there's a color-coded system to keep customers safe. red light means dirty. green light means safe. >>> plus -- college decision day. as life goes on in the time of

and then all of a sudden i get the phone call from gina started to panic then to rallies landlord has been asked for a penny said she had to close the salon she says she wants to see then she really succeed and knows that it will be tough if she has to continue to pay rent while making no money she said don't worry about it and. >>that was so relieving they i cried venture rally has been anxious to reopen already thinking about how she'll be able to safely bring in her customers month space 3 begins in california in our business is able to pick back up so i think we'll be good. as always everyone records their mass and we keep everything cleaned and disinfected a venture rallies plan is for stylists to stand at least 6 feet apart from one another she says still change their aprons in between clients. >>and the remove the waiting area from the salon altogether will take just one client at a time she says of course this will be different. but at least everybody will be able to get back to work and people will be able to get their hair done for the first time in months. michelle kingston

for more on all of that, gina martin adams joins me now.sed on the fact that there is no guidance, so you have earnings estimates continuing to rotate lower. do they need to get even blower for the rest of the year and for 2021? gina: probably. there doesn't seem to be any sign of stopping them so far. it has been a stunning reduction in expectations for not only the quarter ahead, which is now forecast to show a 40% drop in earnings year-over-year, but for the entire year of 2020. wenking about may be how might start to dig out of this recession into 2021, but focused on the next couple of quarters, and frankly giving up. alix: why are equities higher? that's a great question. i think for a couple of reasons. first, the rate of infection peaked right around the time d.at equities troughes we saw that occur around march 31. stocks hit their lows when we got the worst of the news on infection rates in the u.s.. at the same time, you had arguably the largest monetary as well as fiscal packages, so stocks have been rising mostly due to the fac

joining us now is gina neff professor of sociology at oxford university in england. very much for joining us tonight. your message is pretty clear about where we should be concentrating our efforts on coronavirus spread in the united states. what are you seeing in the efforts that the united states is making? is it -- are we getting even close to targeting this correctly? >> well, i think as we're starting to have talk about reopening the u.s. economy, we need to focus on the cases where work becomes even more deadly and right now marginalized and low wage work is a source of super spreader clusters in the united states. these are cases in which people have really low agency at work. they're often low paid and have almost zero safety net to fall back on. so we're asking our essential workers to be in effect sacrificial workers. >> you make a point about one of the meat packing plants that is filled with infections you said. the smithfield plant offered a $500 responsibility bonus they called it, responsibility to workers who didn't miss a shift in the month of april

. >> reporter: gina a nurse 39 years works on the same floor as her daughter. >> it has brought us closer. >> reporter: truly insuperable from her first moments in a mount sinai delivery room, to today, providers in a pandemic. >> i strive to be the best i can be for her and means everything in the world to me to be able to sit here with my mom. >> reporter: love from one brave nurse to another katy beck, nbc news. >> happy mother's day to all moms i'm lester holt. good night, everyone and please take care of yourself and each other. >>> right now at 6:00, some businesses in the bay area are back hope. and others are still waying for the green light. the confusion and frustration in six local counties. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang. california is in phase two. but most of the bay area says it's aweek away from reopening. they will let doz cens of specic retailers open. in napa county, bookstores, florists, sporgt good stores and some restaurants were allowed to expand curb side delivery. >> i'm hopeful it will be

and then all of a sudden i get the phone call from gina started to panic then to rallies landlord has been asked for a penny sen she had to close the salon she says she wants to see then she really succeed and knows that it will be tough if she has to continue to pay rent while making no money she said don't worry about it and. >>that was so relieving bay i then she really has been anxious to reopen already thinking about how she'll be able to safely bring in her customers month space 3 begins in california in our business is able to pick back up so i think we'll be good. as always everyone records their mass and we keep everything cleaned and disinfected a venture rallies plan is for stylist to stand at least 6 feet apart from one another she says still change their aprons in between clients. >>and the remove the waiting area from the salon altogether will take just one client at a time she says of course this will be different. but at least everybody will be able to get back to work and people will be able to get their hair done for the first time in m 4 news. >>committing a crime d

. >> reporter: gina a nurse 39 years works on the same floor as her daughter. >> it has brought us closer. >> reporter: truly insuperable from her first moments in a mount sinai delivery room, to today, providers in a pandemic. >> i strive to be the best i can be for her and means everything in the world to me to be able to sit here with my mom. >> reporter: love from one brave nurse to another katy beck, nbc news. >> happy mother's day to all moms i'm lester holt. good night, everyone and please take care of yourself and each other. >> kelly: all right, y'all, it's kelly from montana again. not only another week, but this sunday is mother's day. and i want you celebrating every mother out there even if it is not your mama, maybe zoom, facetime, do something really sweet, because all of them are working doubly hard right now. and i do want to say happy mother's day to all of the moms working so hard. i know that we are all separated from each other and you might be separated from your kids, but make sure and say happy mother's day and send them a nice message. because we have to lift up o

host: let's look at a tweet from gina ann tam.he writes that even for those who have been writing about warning signs for years, this is still monumental. so many possible futures and the protests possible outcomes have been erased. our guest played a leading role in drafting the law that gave rights to hong kong citizens when the u.k. ended it back to china. here is his reaction. >> china is breaking more promises made to hong kong and the british government. by keeping on doing these things . it is not just a lot they intend to pass in beijing. it is up to the hong kong legislature to enact laws for hong kong. the standing committee of the mpc cannot do it under the many constitutions basic law, but they are going to do it. it will be passed in beijing. now, i think they are afraid they may lose control of hong kong in the next election in september. so, they want to set a precedent so they can legislate for hong kong, bypassing t legislative council. it is a double disaster for hong kong. host: we still have not had reaction fr

host: in this past month, heavier customers been asking for books about pandemics, david and allie or gina, books like that in. janet: one book in particular, i do want to get her name wrong but the book is called pandemic and her name is sonia shaw. so if sold quite a few of those. we've been advertising them online site. but we haven't been a lot of things. one thing that we have had to pay attention to is turned itself books are in the store. we actually brought than before the hit really happened to be sold a lot. host: book tv is the coverage on sonia shaw talking about a book . and here's a portion of it that we want to show you. janet: great. >> but then in the 1940s we started out in the specific, chemical years. in penicillin, et. created to hold out by a establishment the became extremely powerful. and potent by curing disease very effectively. and we stood symptom gave over public health to our biomedical establishment. so, we have outbreaks of contagious disease. we don't even look for the risks . we wait for those epidemics until we get sick and then we hope, that we can throw

. >> in the past month, have your customers ask for books about pandemics, david or gina or books like that? >> one book in particular -- >> i don't want to get her name wrong but the book is called pandemic. >> there was some advertisement on our online site and people can read it. we have not done a lot like that. one thing that we had to pay attention to is try to sell the books that we had in the store and we brought the book in before really happened. and we sold out of a lot coming out as well. >> here's a portion, booktv has covered her, talking about her book and here's a portion we want to show you. >> in the 1940s, we started developing the specific chemical cures, we had penicillin, ddt, and this created a whole new biomedical establishment that became extreme a powerful and extremely potent at curing disease, very effectively. and we sort of gave over public health to a biomedical establishment. what happens now, we have outbreaks of contagious disease, we don't really look for the social and political roots, we wait for the epidemics to abrupt, people get sick and then we

hi gina someththing we know howo do butut we will have to do that -- hygiene is something wewe knw howdo but we will have too that more. i hope customers will want to come back into our restaurants. but really i have no doubt about that. but i will have to admit that things will be different. and the other thing is how long will this last? >> have restaurant owners felt supported by the government since the start of t lockdown question mark >> -- - lockdown? ourhe government t ask us for help because they realize there were few things slipping through the c cracks and we were there r that.. the government really saw my outburst and they saw how seriouous the situtuation was. they took things in hand. >> -- the government has so much to focus o on but they also have tourism as a much bigger industry. i think what we want to see as all players playing their part. the european funds as well, there's some any schemes and measasures that t could be put o place that could provide reaeal help to our industry. but t i do strongly believee tht the government is doing its job, and they are for e

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. >> reporter: all part of a virtual graduation put on by facebook friday, actress gina rodriguez and graduate by dropping into his instagram. >> congrats, brother i appreciate all the love and support, man >> reporter: and it's not just the famous going above and beyond, but as often as the case, teachers too in plano, texas, the band structures normally play at the big structure. this weekend they're playing on students' individual lawns. >> it's pretty cool they come down to play the fight song for me one last time. >> reporter: this band leader couldn't get the band together, so he recorded pomp and circumstance himself, playing every single part. ♪ for graduates of buckeye union high in arizona, a literally race to the future >> graduates, start your engines! >> reporter: the senior class taking over the phoenix raceway, circling the track in cars with their parents to fireworks and cheers just one of the many moments the class of 2020 will never forget. >> you know there may not be pomp because of our circumstances. never has a graduating class been called to step into the futur

salons they're left waiting for you know reopening its going to happen soon right which is the case for gina bertarelli she owns a hair salon in san carlos, you shut the doors of the salon in mid-march because of the stay at home order now been to rallies landlord hasn't asked for a penny since she had to close the salon the break has allowed her to plan ahead on how she'll be able to safely bring her customers and once face 3 begins in california and our business is able to pick back up. >>as long as everyone records their mass and we keep everything cleaned and disinfected we love our job and we love or play in some we all work really well together and we all miss each other and it just it's hard just sitting around. >>well the israelis plan is for all stylist to be at least 6 feet apart from each other to change a prince between clients she also plans to remove the waiting area from the salon just take one client at a time she says it will be different. but at least we'll be back to work. of people who live and work in san francisco's tenderloin district along with you see hastings school

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this is a tweet from gina anne tam, a historian specialising in china. let's hearfrom martin lee, a veteran politician in hong kong. he played a leading role in drafting the law that specified the constitutional rights and freedoms of hong kong citizens when the uk handed it back to china in 1997. here's his reaction to the news. well, china is going to break even more promises made to hong kong people and to the british government in the sino—british joint declaration by keeping on doing these things. it's notjust the law which they intend to pass in beijing, for hong kong, which is clearly in breach of thejoint declaration in beijing's law because it is up to the hong kong legislature, our legislative council, to enact laws for hong kong. the standing committee of the npc cannot do it under our constitution, the basic law, but they are going to do it, so quite apart from that draconian law which is going to be passed, it will be passed in beijing instead of in hong kong. now, i think they are afraid that they may lose control of the hong kong legislati

i'm gina, i run a shutter company with my husband, simon.hitfield and i run a training company. hello, my name's kirsty. i have a shop in somerset with my husband and we supply and install fireplaces. they are all different, but they all have something in common. they feel forgotten by the government. we are the ones taking the risk, trying to keep our businesses open, yet we are not being supported personally to support our families, the same as everybody else. sales have gone up in smoke. they're trying to get a loan for the business and live on £600 each month, all they are entitled to on furlough from the government because they got most of their income from dividends. we've probably got another sort of month and it depends how much money we can borrow on a credit card. small businesses are the backbone of our economy. many are set up as a limited company. their directors or owners typically pay a minimal salary, but take most of their income as dividends that vary depending on how well the company is doing. that can reduce their tax bil

>>well gina resell plans to host a fundraiser for the next few months. well this morning, there's a new warning for air bnb customers, the company has announced that it will not allow hosts our customers to throw parties for the near future. so we talk with air bnb about what this means for the bay area. >>and any type of party, it's just not acceptable behavior right in any context but but but it it was specially in any type of short-term rental so we're saying no that's not acceptable until further notice that when the governor comes in and says look social gatherings are are okay were far enough along then will move with him a bit but until now no parts. >>air bnb says that they're bringing in a team to vet every reservation just to make sure that no one tries to reserve a place for an unauthorized party, so they're going to be watched. well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news a summer of 2020 includes covid-19 and social distancing how adults and children can stay safe as they hit the beach or fire up the grill. >>how those burgers like that, h

it seems like someone's freedom of speech will be going out the window we discussed the issue with gina loudon a conservative media personality she claims twitter violates fundamental rights. our basic rights as americans can't be taken and our basic rights are numerated in our bill of rights which includes our 1st amendment rights of free speech and so when our 1st amendment right to free speech as a numerated in the bill of rights was trampled by the platform then it is the responsibility of our government to step in and sure that and that's what president executive order was doing was stepping in to assure that the american people's rights of free speech was not being trampled and so i believe that's the vein and the spirit in which the executive order was exacted you know the interesting thing is even joe biden agrees even democrats agree in many cases that they believe they've been discriminated against in certain instances on some of these platforms so it's one of these things that's actually kind of a bipartisan issue this isn't really just donald trump that thinks that these pla

coche y así surgieron las caravanas pero en el condado santa clara esa actividad esta prohibida >>> ginameta y es el motivo principal del desfile >>> la familia también preparaba un desfile para celebrar a su quinceañera >>> solamente van a pasar con los carros y eso será todo >>> , pero una nueva directriz de las autoridades de salud de santa clara indica que este tipo de eventos no están permitidos debido a que la orden de encierro preventivo indica que está prohibido cualquier traslado en auto si este no es considerado esencial. la directriz es clara, no se permiten desfiles, ceremonias y reuniones similares con personas fuera de su hogar, incluso si todos se quedan en sus automóviles y es que los últimos días estos desfiles se hicieron populares y se observaron maestros, bomberos y policías en sus coches saludando a cumpleañero, estudiantes y graduados, por su parte el jefe de la policía de san josé dice que no tiene suficiente personal para detener estas celebraciones públicas y pide que la gente siga las reglas de salud emitidas por las autoridades del condado por lo que tanto even

gina brockwell is director of midwifery at kingston maternity unit — she‘s been telling the bbc aboutst had your baby. they can explain what was under lockdown and having to have have their baby, max. you can reach me on twitter. april 2020 was quite exceptional, the sunniest april on record. many saw the driest april on record. this is a particularly brown map behind me and the reason is we had little rainfall for many parts of the uk in april. the darker the brown the drier it was. looking at the charge behind me, there is a lot of cloud. -- chart. more significant rain today is likely when you start the day with clear skies and develop showers across northern england and scotland and parts of the midlands and east anglia into the afternoon. locally heavily and funded out was to come. those shows will persist into the evening and the small hours of monday. to decipher some drizzly rain across parts of england. very misty and murky but my with temperatures in double figures. northern scotland patchy thrust into monday. still a lot of cloud for naughty segment through monday morning a

community and they're just afraid to be the first person to do it the woman inside the unicorn is gina marie woodard she owns her own massage therapy studio and has been out of work because of coronavirus. >>began to hit she decided to dance it off one day even getting to move alongside the city's mayor is uncertainty anxiety as all the stuff that goes with it but i find that the best thing i can do to combat a windy and the sadness that the question. >>the blast site. is to connect with other people and the snow in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic the related stories even the the fun ones like you just saw all there on our website kron 4 dot com just want to remind you that we update that throughout the day as new information comes in so you can always rely on proper dot com for the very latest information when it comes to the coronavirus make sure to check it out we'll take a break we'll be right back. and we're back for 55 kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020. every morning we like to shine a spotlight on a graduating senio