[laughter] our second audience question, ambassador haley, what led you to conservatism?that's an interesting question. when i was running for office the firstqu time, i didn't knowf i was republican or democrat. i remember my friend saying, i told her i wanted to run for office. actually, when my mom said do something about it, i decided i wanted to run and i started talking to different people. everybody gave me a reason on why i shouldn't do it. i was too young, i had small children, i should start of the school board level, there's all these reasons to not do it. interestingly enough, i went to a woman's leadership event hillary clinton was there. she happened to say much for all the reasons people tell you not to do it, that's exactly the reason you should. [applause] so hillary clinton is actually the reason, i may not agree with her on aer lot of things but shs the reason i made the jump. then i had to pick up whether i was republican or democrat. my friend said, are your republican or democrat? she said well, do you think government should tell you how to live you

later nikki haley recounts her time as u.s.astener to the united nations in the trump administration. look tv now and over the weekend on c-span2. >> oh yea, oh yea, all supreme court of the united states will manage to draw near and give their attention to rid the court is now sitting. >> for the first time in history here the u.s. supreme court li life. in may due to the coronavirus pandemic the court is hearing oral arguments in ten cases by teleconference. c-span will provide live coverage of each of these sessions. first up, on monday at 10:00 a.m. eastern the justices hear the case of u.s. patent and trademark office versus booking .com for the case concerns the travel companies cite to trademark its website via -- be a part of history and listen to the supreme court oral arguments as they are heard by the justices live monday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span and ondemand@c-span .org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome supreme court associate justice neil gorsuch escorted by

>> it is so interesting, because there is an obituary for haley herrara, 25 years old, a therapy student, in the lead of her obituary was haley herrara was that friend you went to when you had a problem. and not only is that lovely writing, lovely lead, it gives you a sense of this remarkable young woman. do you approach these -- >> yes, pardon me, i'm sorry. >> go ahead, i'm sorry. i interrupted. >> i was going to say that i was struck by that one in particular because of her youth. she's only 25. studying to be a family therapist, specializing in latino families, family therapy is something rare, not well utilized. and i have a son who is 24. i could identify with this obituary in a sense because she was so young and just starting out in life. and was so cut short by this out of the blue pandemic. >> it is interesting.

ambassador nikki haley is here. her reaction reports that the trump administration is going to seek retaliation against china peer they're trying to figure out the right path. plus, unique perspective on the corrupt fbi treatment of michael flynn, coming up. every financial plan needs a cfp® professional -- confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possible with a cfp® professional. find yours at letsmakeaplan.org. ♪ >> laura: as coronavirus deaths across the globe hit more than 230,000, well, the trump administration is making efforts now to hold china accountable. according to "the washington post," senior officials across multiple government agencies were meeting today to "begin mapping out a strategy for seeking retaliatory measures against china. what will that mean? trump and dates have discussed stripping china of its sovereign immunity, aiming to enable the united states government or victims to sue china for damages. a top chinese official yesterday refused th

we are going to have a wonderful discussion with ambassador nikki haley.say thank you to her one more time, please? [applause] [cheering] thank you so much. thank you for being here. we are going to have a lovely discussion this evening with ambassador haley and we will start with about 45 minutes of questions and those are questions i will be asking you come ambassador, and then we will move on to about 15 minutes of questions from the audience. so with that come ambassador, would you like to start with some remarks? >> guest: first off and it's great to be at gw. i have to tell you. [cheering] thank you for hosting us tonight and allowinthistonight and alloe here. you are a rockstar and we are excited to watch everything that you do. but i was actually here on campus because our son is looking to come to gw next fall so we will see if that happens. there is a bit of an application process we have to go to first. having said that, thank you for having us. but seriously, i know i'm here, but how cool is it to have the first female combat veteran in the sen

ambassador nikki haley is here. herts reaction to reports that e trump administration is going to seek retaliation against china, trying to figure out the right path. plus her unique perspective on the corrupt fbi treatment of michael flynn coming up. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm actually strohmeyer. the world's largest pork producer telling they need more flexibility on coronavirus guidelines, this coming after coronavirus cases at another missouri plan. smithfield foods the government wants to keep plants open to prevent a media shortage. and the michigan legislature refusing to extend the state of emergency declaration. comes as conservative activist announced governor gretchen whitmer is 28 stay-at-home extension. also authorizing a lawsuit challenging governor whitmer's authority preacher pursued it anyway that i am actually strohmeyer. now back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: as coronavirus deaths across the globe hit more than 230,000, the trump administration is making efforts to hold chi

. >>> y noche de lluvia y estrellas vamos a hablar del cometa haley al volver qué tal amigos hoy vamoseves ya b en arizona y también todos oclf así que este si también va a llegar mostrándonos temperaturas cerca de los 95 grado y despejado en san josé y cielos nublados oakland nubladoy en la noche y después viene el calorcito en camino para los próximos días temperaturas agredables por lo menos los próximos días en nuestra región , pero también el color trae la presencia de lagunas lluvias pero antes unas tormentas estarían llegando con calor para nosotros , vamos a ver el cometa haley que ha estado traenod para nosotros esta stela de meteóro que va a pasar por l atierra a partir de esta noche en un promedio cercano a 35 a 40 grados y en este momento lo vamos a ver y que va a presentar a 35, 40 por ahora así que vamos a ver esta imagen, calorcito para nosotros y estelas acuaras desde esta noche, es el panorama que tenemos y las condiciones serán estupendas y calurosas, más detalles mañana buenas noches, . >>> este jueves conoceremos todo lo que tiene que saber de la nfl después de la p

haley stevens did in 2018 campaigning.talking about the middle class and when we are talking about growing the middle class, we are talking about lifting people out of poverty, policy ideas that provide the on ramp to opportunity. we are looking at these inequities that exist, health care in equities, racial careities -- health inequities, racial inequities, those are on people's minds. how do we make sure we have an economic agenda? republicanear a super majority government shutdown and utter dysfunction. what have we done? past a budget in record time, put forward economic policies for the people and by the people that do not speak to corporate interests. passed, that adds to the deficit. tom: let me go to my colleague. coursee: we try and of always keep in mind the human aspect, and this is concerning when you are in charge of she can trying to figure out what happened -- michigan trying to figure out what happens next. will this covid-19 change what people expect from their representatives? rep. stevens: that is a fair

haley offers this advice. >> if you're not satisfied, or if it makes you uncomfortable, just tell themo stop what they doing, and it actually lays low for a while. they listen. >> reporter: after all in a time of social distancing, even ghosts should follow the rules. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> it is 8 minutes before 5:00. coming up, getting your grads the next best gift, next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. some of the hot tech we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. z3w6nz z1s6z y3w6ny y1s6y my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> well, it has been a very disappointing end to the year to is say the least for our graduates, missing out on parties, proms, and all of those big ceremonies. >> yea

haley, you've known her for 25 years. just call it her face. pregnancy is off to a rough start. nausea, moodiness, trouble sleeping... claire's got it all. me, i'm just trying to keep the peace here in hormone town. phil: oh, can you believe it, claire? our little girl is growing up. yeah, it seems like just yesterday we were carrying all these boxes downstairs after she got arrested and kicked out of college. -(chuckles) -ah. yeah, i've been through a lot, too. i've been a limo driver, a lead singer, a ranch hand, a dapper dan at disneyland, a t-shirt designer, a sign spinner, and now a nursing student with a baby on the way. it's all going according to plan. oh. so, we're gonna take some stuff over. phil: wait, wait, wait, wait. let's get a, uh -- let's get a mother/daughter picture.

um, i'm just waiting for haley. did you ring the bell? i texted. said she'd be down in just a minute. oh, great. tell her i said hi. i will. dylan! d-money! chillin' with dylan the villain. "d" to the "y" to the -- hey, mr. dunphy. hey, come on in. you're just in time to catch the end of the game. oh, i'm not really a baseball guy. [ cellphone beeps ] haley says hi. i-i was just being facetious.

. >> or haley, haley was impressive without left temporal. three in a row? >> i looked her up, she is right-handed. she was throwing those in left- handed, three in a row. >> i think she's got a career in vascular university of washington. >>> joe, what you think, by fourth of july, possibly we could see baseball the giants video we have nothing baseball or sports and so long, your thoughts on that? >> we talked about those scenarios last night and i think the players response today is really the initial thing that would be potentially holding things up. they still have no clear plan for testing, what happens to protect the players, and then the finances in addition, to they want to prorate their hours, all the way through how many games they play. those are up in the air. >> hope it gets worked up. things for joining us tonight. big bang theory is next, right here on ktvu. good night. with the blue man group, are we? no. so there are some rules. bernadette: fine. no husbands, no boyfriends, some rules. thank you. vegas! the ladies are away, the boys will pl

nikki haley, donna brazile, and timothy cardinal dolan on this the national day of prayer. at first however, we begin with the breaking news and there's a lot of it in the past hour alone. here we go, the justice department dropping their criminal case against former national security advisor michael flynn, a stunning reversal in one of the key cases brought by bob mueller's investigation awaiting word from the president on this at this hour, at this moment he is meeting with the texas governor greg abbott in the oval office. we will bring you headlines from that as we get it in the playback will occur this hour so stay tuned. first, special report anchor bret baier to get some reaction on this. good afternoon to you. at the moment, reading some questions inside the oval office, the president says he's very happy for flynn, we are advised a federal judge still has to sign off on this recommendation on behalf of the doj. nonetheless, this is moving quickly at this hour. your reaction? >> this is exponentially better for michael flynn then a pardon would have been because it

. >> reporter: when haley stone turned 14, the covid crisis forster birthday celebration to be a procession of vehicles. >> my friends, waving at them and getting a chat with them was amazing. >> reporter: her mom was a history of thinking outside of the box arranged the caravan. 40 vehicles lived through the parking lot. both firefighters and sheriff's deputies participated. >> law enforcement enjoy doing it too. they have been working the front line and not having a lot of joy. >> reporter: ruling parties are over in santa clara county after the health officer reaffirmed a portion of the order written in march. the order states it is minimizing people going out for anything that is not an essential function. car parades were never envisioned as something that would be allowed. the department wants local police and deputies to enforce the order. >> these orders have been difficult to enforce. >> reporter: san jose police chief incredulous by the department's request as he said the officers will do warnings. >> we have criminals being released from our jails and to expect the police departm

alex, don't read haley's journal. uhh! sorry. my daughters. you got kids? oh. what grade are you in? claire: phil! oh, that's my wife, claire. luke was using my computer. for this. i'm gonna have to, uh, call you back. he told me he needed it to do homework, and then i find this -- a-a picture of a topless woman, with the biggest boobs i have ever seen, driving a tractor.

. >>> la primera invitada la seÑora hilaria, superintendente de distrito escolar, cÓmo haley dÍa de cons problemas. >>> es increÍble, que estemos viviendo algo tan inusual, extraordinario, yo creo que todos toda nuestras emociones la mara que vemos el mundo ha cambiado radicalmente, creo que lo bueno que seguimos adelante, que nos estamos ajustando, es increible como el ser humano, tiene esta capacidad para ajustarse an estas cÍro kuns cias que vienen pero hay que seguir adelante. >>> hablamos de una manera virtual, la seÑal no es la mejor pero es un tema importante. >>> el gobernador dijo que a mediado de julio podrÍan abrir los planteles. >>> creo que estaba sugiriendo una idea abstracta, como una recomendaciÓn, en inglÉs decÍamos un hu are is y sÉ que tiene muchas personas informadas que lo estÁn aconsejando y hay muchas preguntas antes de potter poner un tiempo a reabrir las escuelas, tenemos que considerar, un montÓn de cosas, verdad, cÓmo vamos mantener a nuestros niÑos, sanos, a salvo de este virus, entonces, por ejemplo, todavÍa no tenemos los exÁmenes suficientes en california,

haley?ill have a full update for you tomorrow at the briefing, line by line, on how cap paired we were -- on how prepared we work for the pandemic thanks to president trump. >> [inaudible] know, dr. bright is up there testifying today. everything he is complaining .bout was achieved everything he talked about was done. he talked about, he says he talked about the need for procuredrs, we respirators under the president's directive. he said we need a manhattan project for a vaccine? this president initiates a vaccine manhattan project, a diagnostic manhattan project. whose job was it to actually lead the development of the vaccine? dr. bright. so while we are want to -- launching operation work speed, he is not showing up for work to be part of that. this is like somebody who was in a choir and is now trying to say he was a soloist back then. everye was saying is what single member of this administration and the president was saying. we need more personal protective equipment. we need more ven

, in the lead of her obituary was haley herrara was that friend you went to when you had a problem. and not only is that lovely writing, lovely lead, it gives you a sense of this remarkable young woman. do you approach these -- >> yes, pardon me, i'm sorry. >> go ahead, i'm sorry. i interrupted. >> i was going to say that i was struck by that one in particular because of her youth. she's only 25. studying to be a family therapist, specializing in latino families, family therapy is something rare, not well utilized. and i have a son who is 24. i could identify with this obituary in a sense because she was so young and just starting out in life. and was so cut short by this out of the blue pandemic. >> it is interesting. i'm a fan of obituaries, not out of morbid curiosity, but i enjoy learning about the lives of so many different people. but one of the first things i look at now in the obituary section of any paper is the first line, did they die of coronavirus? i think it is something we all want to know now. so are you approaching it any differently now? >> well, of course, this co

i agree with ambassador nikki haley.ichael flynn. i have been disturbed about this prosecution since i found out that jim comey and annie mccabe sent to fbi agents and snuck them into the white house about an investigation that had no predicate and therefore no lawful basis. i think this is a proud moment to answer your question for the department of justice to have done the right thing. the democrats don't like that, they can stuff it. i've been around long enough to understand the prosecution that was defective. this prosecution should not have been brought even in a circumstance in which michael flynn pleaded guilty, because he pleaded guilty under duress. they threaten his family. it was an investigation without predicate. and they had all kinds of problems including runaway prosecutors in robert mueller's office. the same cast of characters from jim comey to annie mccabe to peter strzok which suggests that a major housecleaning is still in order. >> neil: you know, he said the democrats are not going to like this. w

haley: oh, my god. gross. i can't even picture you with a woman. thank you. had a girlfriend before mom? try two. trust me. i had plenty of fun in my time. and then i met your mom. and thank you. so, uh, i guess she travels around selling makeup for a cosmetics company. she's in town for a week. you mean she's like a door-to-door salesman? if you were doing it, they'd call it a dork-to-dork salesman. phil: ohh! my boy strikes like a rattlesnake!

. >> reporter: 12-year-old haley aliason is helping to save her family farm. >> haley, go get that onelande's getting out. >> reporter: instead of worrying about getting ready for school. she arises early to tend to hundreds of newborns. she's the youngest of four sisters whose lives changed because of the pandemic. >> the kids have really stepped up and filled that void. >> reporter: already suffering from collapsed wool and lamb meat markets, wade aliason has 4,000 ewes to care for on his sprawling ranch, but he's missing half of his workers. they couldn't make it into the country from peru. >> when we first all started hearing about the coronavirus, it was like, oh, okay, whatever. but as we know it's impacted us in different ways. >> reporter: the sixth-generation farmer says he'll only have three qualified men to care for his flock through late fall. >> if we don't have the people to help us harvest these crops, we don't have a crop. and if we don't have a crop, america doesn't eat. it's that simple. >> reporter: dairy farmer ron gibson knows his pain. he's the president of the ut

spoon tonight we speak with a former ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, also the former governor of south carolina, so she can face the challenges that face our governors as well. the author of the book "with all due respect." thank you very much for being here this evening. >> going to be with you, martha. >> martha: so when you are the president make that comparison to pearl harbor and to 9/11, both of which the united states declared war against countries after those attacks, what goes through your mind about where we are right now with china? >> welcome i think the first thing the customer in mind as i think -- i hate that it came to this for people to start taking notice of china. we started really putting our heels on china's neck at the u.n. two years ago. we were basically stopping them from infiltrating what we saw them doing around the world. you know, we are talking about this virus, but it's so much bigger than this. china has been growing the military for a while now, which is a national security threat. if they have this massive surveillance state with concentration

it is hailey martin haley is going to graduate from around to quit on a high and rohnert park she's headed santa barbara city college she is planning to be a dermatologist you can let us know about to graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 it's under the news tab, lot of people have been sending us photos, you're looking at just a few of them. you can submit a photo of the graduate you're telling us about let us know which high school that person attended and what's coming up next. kron four's also been honoring bay area residents doing good things in their tonight this the air is monday back a bakery in oakland through may the bakery's donating 300 loaves of bread a week to local food banks. last month, the worker own baker they launched a go fund me and raised enough money to donate loaves of it sour dough bread the bakery reopened its stores this week with modified hours. and you can spot life somebody making a difference in your community we've got a section on our website called kron 4 heroes you can just fill out a form tell us how your nominating.

. >> ,white house press secretary haley mcinerney will order red live coverage at 2:00 on c-span2, online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> palms lobby joins us from his congressional office by a zoom. good morning to you. i want to talk about the coronavirus response you just answer that question we had been asking viewers throughout the morning, the state of race relations in this country getting betteror getting worse, saying the same ? >> i think there's's and flows. it's still bad in this country, no question about that we had hearing in ways and means about healthcare disparities and you look at the effect of the coronavirus on persons of color throughout our country african-americans, latinos, have such a higher incidence of infections and deaths and healthcare disparities, so many different reasons as to why they exist and not something i felt in my home county back in 2002, 2009 was the fact that in the united states of america representation of african-american doctors, of latino doctors, is so small in comparison to the overall dies of the population an

. >>> up next, a meteor shower from haley's comet putting on a show in the sky, but will we be able to see it? plus golf returns to the bay area but it won't be putting as like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> caught on camera, a white killer whale cited in monterey bay. it happened back on april 24, thriie entanglement team had just finished documenting a group of humpback whales, they were headed to moss landing when they spotted a part they are working with other scientists to determine what kind of condition this young orca may have. >>> tomorrow night if we are lucky we make it to see a meteor shower tomorrow. each spring between april and may this happens, if you do miss it tomorrow there should be another shower before dawn on sunday. our chief mete

behind this one is peace stay safe and healthy take care of one another and see you next time but haley and by. everyone is the more. ready everyone has the potential. i never. never. never. ceiling lights that can send an e-mail to a floor lamp that can stream a fellow. called a marvelous network that uses my. sounds like science fiction right to. life by the internet something light. to morrow today. on. berlin may 1945. soviet troops discover a charred body in the garden behind the rice chancellery. were these the remains of at all for hitler. forensic tests were positive the results were clear. and still the soviet union kept it a secret. in 75 minutes on d w. how did. the sustainable scope of the. start made. w. . we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world is changing. so please take care of yourself keep your distance and wash your hands if you can stay at how we're d.w.b. for here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms we're all in this together and together make it through. to you cities everybody stays in

ambassador nikki haley craft on u.s. foreign-policy during the corona virus pandemic. ambassador craft talks about the u.s.,ms between the china, and the world health organization. posted by the hudson's -- hudson institute, this is 45 minutes. >> good afternoon. i am honored today to be joined by our u.s. ambassador to the united nations, kelly craft. she has a lot on her plate these days dealing with issues the u.s. faces at the u.n., but also doing this job amid a pandemic, which has created a bigger challenge. today we will talk about the , challenges the u.s. faces and priorities for the u.s. and the western world. we will start with our relationship with china and how the united states could negotiate with the country that refuses to be transparent. transparency would only undermine the chinese government, so how on earth do we deal with a country like that when we have so many issues we have to address? we will also talk about the role of the who during the pandemic, as well as the impact of covid-19 on vulnerable populations, refugee camps, and developing count

haley herrera was 25.th the kansas city, missouri, fire department, known for his big warm heart. he had a presence about him and was always able to calm his patients, said nathan hopper, his ambulance partner. birmingham was also a pastor who started his own church. and a father of six who loved taking his kids on adventures. >> we just want to thank kansas city as a whole for loving on my dad. >> kansas city gave birmingham a hero's sendoff. ♪ >> a tribute that included a fire department escort, a flyover, and the sounding of a last alarm for its native son. >> the last alarm for billy birmingham has now ended. he has gone home. >> billy birmingham was 69. >> what an extraordinary sendoff that was for billy birmingham whose family said he loved gospel music being a pastor but his favorite artists were olivia newton john and elvis which is a little thing i love. >> yes. i know. anthony, you've done it again. it shows the lives are never just numbers to us. that's why i love seeing the pieces and hearing w

larry haley found the guy. >> about a thousand cops were trying to link the shoes with o.j.ase. therapy right there in buffalo, and it wasn't just one of them. there was a whole frame of o. j. simpson walking on t where you sole that left the footprints in blood around nicole brown's head right there in that picture. >> it was like finding the holy grail. it was so exciting. it was like we really did something now that made a difference. >> o. j. simpson and his attorneys when we ran that were saying we made this up, that we put the shoes on his feet, right? >> three other photographers had pictures from the same game of o.j. wearing the same shoes. >> we also had 33 other pictures taken in two other locations. one in pittsburgh where he was getting his shoes shined after a side line commentary and in the basement of a hotel across from the stadium. that image was used as the major evidence against o. j. simpson. >> o.j. was found guilty based upon that photo of him in the shoes. >> those ugly ass shoes changed the enquirer immensely because that's one of the times that the

. >> coming up here on "c-span2", nikki haley recounts her time as u.s.mbassador to the united nations and the trump administration. in supreme court associate justice nate neill, author of a republic if you can keep it. he talks about his 30 year career as thoughts on the judiciary and u.s. constitution. an followed boy a former advisory, and author of the dragons and the snakes. and hostile forces have adapted to the ways that u.s. by force. you're watching a special addition a book tv, airing during the week while members of congress are under districts due to the coronavirus pandemic. tonight memoirs, first holocaust survivor, reflect on his life and his impressment during world war two. then since oil brown wong discusses her journey from prisoner to advocate working to perform june the no sentencing guidelines. in nikki relates her time in the trump administration. book tv, now and over the weekend on "c-span2". this weekend on book tv, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, richard former director of the consumer financial protection bureau. >> is about co

. >>> we want to also give a big shout out to some of our bay area graduate for congratulations to haleygraduating from windsor high school in the fall. she will be going to california state university in los angeles. we want to say congratulations to cotter, and his next stop will be chapman university where he is going to study business and economics. we want to see your graduate photos. just email us or use the hashtag kpix no professional photos police. you might see them on tv. >>> a >>> live from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 this morning. >>> they can jump up any time. we cannot make assumptions. >> right now, streaming on cbsn bay area, concerns of a second wave as the u.s. reaches a great milestone. when they say the next surge could hit. >>> we are asking them to help us prevent more and more people from becoming homeless. >> a push to keep people in their homes, even if they cannot pay the rent. the eviction moratorium in the governor's hands. >>> churches are getting the green light to reopen for service. the new safety measures in place for sunday. it is tuesday, may

. >> i think haley was a very competent journalist even for "enquirer" standards. >> i was in lantanarmont. we wanted to know what happened that night. there was thissist inry woman whose name wasn't released. we called her kathy silver bags because she sold drugs out of her purse. >>s she listed her occupation as backup singer. police questioned but released her. >> smith, a 35-year-old rock 'n roll groupie went home to toronto. >> we then went up to canada to find kathy smith. >> we spent about ten days in a hotel room. >> a and the story came out. and i say, you know, this woman is saying that she killed john belushi. she is not saying it. i said i want that headline. go back and get her to say i killed john belushi on tape. >> so we spent the next week partying with her. we ran up an enormous hotel bill hand had a great time and became her best friends. and she didn't want to say it. >> tony had a tape recorder going. i had one going. she would say yeah, i am response form his death, but we can't say that. >> i said come on, katherine, let's get this over with. you killed the guy.

he signed a treaty and that piggybacks last week when haley don't like hillary him the endo.ll in on biden at this point. and the bite entering continues to pick up speed. but what they don't realize is joe has fallen asleep on the locomotive. and nobody wants to crawl up to save them because they have to go through the coal car and then lose their democratic environmental bona fide. so he stuck up there right now. i think, pretty soon hillary might do him. i don't think he will see it coming. i think is going to be like joe pesci in the rec room in "goodfellas." i think hillary is going to do him. i think he's going to end up back working the door at the nfl concussion protocol tent. >> sean: you need a dictionary and thesaurus to stick up with him. i've offered to buy her designer ice cream. >> you know why pelosi wants go back to where? she forgot how to use the gavel. people remember when you shut her down, it's a long weekend to reboot her. plus, i think they were running terrorists in the void between her ears this week. she had to drop the hanky to start the race. that

haley lynch. >> good evening to you. it's important to look at this fight over america's doctor in context. for weeks now, democrats in the house talked about a commission, or committee to investigate president trump's handling of the coronavirus. at their first move appeared to be trying to hold a hearing in the house with dr. anthony fauci. curious, the houses and even in session next week. he wrote today in the letter in order to resume capital operations we need to have detailed plans in place for the provision of supplies to disinfect surfaces. none of that has not been. it didn't stop democrats who wanted to dr. fauci to testify. some democrats would come back to question him. the white house but the kibosh on that saying the trump administration is opening up america, expediting it's kind of productive to have them involved appearing at congressional hearings. perhaps the white house meant house congressional hearings. with the democrats in control, for that statement. because tonight, were learning found she will

it is because of haley's comet. maybe you are lucky to see it this morning. you can expect with our first cameras at the northern gate, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s with those clear skies. mid-fifties for concord and oakland in upper 40s in livermore and the 50s for san francisco, and low 40s in santa rosa. checking current winds, their eight mile an hour out of sfo and seven out of concord and looking at 13 mile an hour winds in fairfield. mostly clear skies and more sunshine through hour days. it is warmer today. daytime temperatures are 5 degrees above average. it is cooler on wednesday we will watch the temperatures climb through the week and in fact by friday we will see daytime high's inland, 90 degrees for us or higher. it is really warming up. here is the satellite and radar view. it will build up and that is why we are looking at that warming trend through the week. on the future cast, you can see all of that sunshine and a few clouds along the coast with plenty of sunshine as you look ahead to wednesday and dnesday warmer compared to today. c

but haley is helping me.y like it, but she likes it when the vegetables grow, so there is a payoff. >> that is hilarious. maybe because you ignored the artichoke it grew. >> did she say she's the talk of the neighborhood with those artichokes in >> apparently over her artichokes. >> yes. >> excellent green thumbing there by janelle wang. way to go. >>> up next at 6:30, after public pressure, he changes his mind. president trump explains why he will now keep that coronavirus task force in tack. >>> out of work and getting a paycheck. the bay area restaurant making sure its staff makes it through this pandemic. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during b

congratulations to haley bates, graduating from windsor high school in the fall and she will be attendingstate university, los angeles. we also want to say congratulations to will cotter. he just graduated from high school in his next stop is chapman university, where he is going to study business, with an emphasis on economics. if you want to share your graduate photos, email us at 2020grads@cbs.com or use the hashtag #kpix and we ask no professional photos, please. you may see them on tv. >>> >>> live from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 this morning. >>> right now, streaming on cbsn bay area, governor cuomo about to read the opening bell as they reopen. >>> we are asking him to help us prevent more and more people from becoming homeless. >> a push to keep people in their homes, even if they cannot pay the rent. the advection moratorium in the governor's hands. good morning, it is may 26. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. let's get right to mary lee for a check on the forecast. we could break some records. >> we could, as we are looking at hotter temperatures this afternoon

. >> 2-year-olds haley and hayden from delaware county, pennsylvania.weather forecast. sunny skies. warmer compared to yesterday. 66 in the city. 70 in oakland. 73 in san jose. overnight tonight, mainly clear skies. temperatures in the mid 40s to lower 50s. here is the seven day forecast. warming trend hitting us today. look at the weekend on monday, 80s and 90s. we will hang on to that on tuesday. >>> and now to our next guest who is known for helping people elevate their everyday and even a quarantine cannot stop martha stewart. her new show "bake away camp" is helping people achieve their baking best and martha is joining us from her home. thanks for being with us. we're doing great and i know you've been giving tips on how to make the most of this quarantine time by taking good care of ourselves. you said, i warn all of you not to attempt frivolous fixes during this time but i have to ask you have you attempted -- you are martha stewart after all. any grooming mixes for yourself? >> well, i cut my myself the other day with a little bit of instructio

. >>> we have that and also haley's comet that we'll be watching as we go into the week. a lot of astro nom tal things going on but warming temperatures in our forecast as we get a look at our view in mountain view and our temperature trend for today. we are going to be in the mid-40s starting out. temperatures will warm up. let's check out our highs this afternoon. it will be really nice, blessanblessan blessant. some spots highs reaching 90 degrees in those spots today will reach about 80 for today. we'll talk more about what's ahead. a look at what's happening for the commute. >>> a smooth drive around most of the area. no major problems, the tri-valley, to the north bay there is an issue. around red top road. a big rig hit a big pothole in the road. the two trailers are unhitched. the 680 split. we'll track that and traffic is lighter. probably moving at a good clip. be careful. >> thanks a lot, mike. working to get back to normal, big changes in store for starbucks and costco. and -- >> may the force be with you. how you can celebrate star wars franchise from home. p

to megan haley, i am going let her step up to the podium and address that question. heely: thank you so much. the question is about workplaces and of people are not ready to go back to work because it might be unsafe. our top priority is workplace safety. we talked to businesses and they are eager to work with the health department, cdc guidelines, to make sure those workplaces are safe, not just for the consumer but important for the workers, because they want them to show up. we are waiting for guidance on unemployment insurance. unemployment is from the u.s. department of labor, and they give us guidance on what we can do. we are still waiting for what that might look like. what are the different eligibility for unemployment, and what they need to do if they feel unsafe. reporter: [inaudible] dr. heely: yes. we have heard some guides but not written. if they are unsafe, do they have to quit their job. usually the person goes to the adjudication process to appeal, then they could repeal through that process. then we are looking at what is a good cause and what is n

. >> alonzo and his wife haley are raising money for front line workers.to look at this about why this matters so much to him. >> there are so many different heroes in people unrecognized. we want to bring those people to light. everyone is a hero to somebody. if you just impact one life, are you a hero. >> giving back, you know, that's nothing new for you. you donated your wins from the home run derby. you are doing so much now. where does your desire to give bam come from? >> i'm so blessed and fortunate i want to give back. i had so many awesome people in my life. i want to help. i want to impact others in a positive way. after last year i recognized i have a platform, a voice. i want to use that voice for good and to help people. >> hey, what's up, i want to say thank you so much on behalf hoff everybody. thank you for keeping everybody safe. >> thank you again. >>. let's go mets. >> i think words and encouraging words, especially now, i feel like are extra important, because right now we need to be as positive as we can. this virus doesn't discriminat

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his parents tom and kristin and sister haley have supported him the whole way all the way to graduation it's a big deal, i'm very proud of running for him to you know get hurt. >>and then come all the way back here you know the hard work you put in as you incredible so i'm really proud of him soon graduate. >>at one point doctors caution the josephs ryan may never walk again but he checked that box when he completed his rehab last year in >>these continued his therapy and workouts in his garage during the shelter in place and it shows using his own power to receive >>take during if you happen to me a number of ryan will attend diablo valley college in the fall, but that's as far as he's looking down the road taking life one day at a time. >>staying handle given the chance to watch his sister compete, she's captain of the girls wrestling team at college park joining the squad after her brother's injury following in his footsteps resolving pass. >>in pleasant hill believe kron 4 news. i think. >>on the san mateo county coastline. the parking lots of some popular beaches are being reopened

>>through around sunrise for your tuesday morning now this is rock and debris from haley's comet believe it or not and we're going to see about 10 to 30 meteors per hour when this piece tonight we will have to contend with a nearly full moon tonight. so just watch out for that, but overall sky conditions looking mostly clear tonight stormtracker 4 showing that may gray nowhere in sight even throughout the bay area curse on you can see gore and acreage out there this evening and really not tracking any high cloud cover out all temperatures right now starting to cool down into the 60's 55 degrees for happened may but the late on redwood city getting a little bit of that northerly offshore breeze keeping you in the low to mid 70's right now so warm temperatures out there right now even app is 8 o'clock hour and overnight lows tonight, slightly cooler upper 40's to low 50's which mid 40's for those of you in the north bay, but tomorrow's daytime highs very similar to today so we're going to remain about 5 to 10 degrees above average 60's and 70's along the coast with upper 70's and even low

>>right haley in fact if you remember and this is just you know part of the story of as we as we learn more and more strategies change remember we were actually recommending that people cover their face in public and yeah oh and that was because we didn't know as much about the role asymptomatic transmission. we know we know a lot more now that people maybe trampling of ours contagious to others for double a few days before they become symptomatic and there's a lot of people who never develop symptoms at all and that snow is that we've acquired since i became effective so i actually never i never figured out where where i was exposed. that's not much of a surprise because we work practice in those that same level of vigilance back and that's early march time elgood point so we asked you are wearing a mask, i wasn't and now we all are so that helps us let's hope so all right doctor i'm matt willis thank you so much for making some time to be with us this morning and sharing. >>your story now it's a personal wanted impacted year-old family but we appreciate a hearing it it helps us >>it'

nikki haley, donna brazile, and timothy cardinal dolan on this the national day of prayer. first however, we begin with the breaking news and there's a lot of it in the past hour alone. here we go, the justice department dropping their criminal case against former national security advisor michael flynn, a stunning reversal in one of the key cases brought by bob mueller's investigation awaiting word from the president on this at this hour, at this moment he is meeting with the texas governor greg abbott in the oval office.

alonzo and his fiancee haley started a homers for heroes program to raise money for front line workershere's cnn's andy schulz. >> reporter: so many different here'sened a people unrecognized. >> we want to bring those people to light. everyone is a hero to somebody. if you just impact one life, you are a hero. >> reporter: giving back, that's nothing new for you. you donated part of your winnings from the home run derby and are doing so much now. what is your desire to give back, where does that come from? >> i'm very fortunate and blessed. i want to give back because i've been given so much from the game. had so many awesome people in my life and i want to help. impact others. after last year i realized i have a platform a voice and i want to use that voice for good and help people. >> what's up? i want to say's thank you so much and thank you on behalf of everybody. thank you for keeping everybody safe. >> thank you again. and -- >> i think words and encouraging words especially now, i feel like are extra important, because right now we need to be as positive as we can. this virus d

fetus-centric society where such an amendment is on the ballot and supported by the state's outgoing governor, haley barbour, who almost ran for president. that particular amendment, if it should pass anywhere, and it will be on the ballot in colorado and other states, reminds me of margaret atwood's "the handmaid's tale." does anybody know? i knew i was in the right city. [laughter] and of course, we are all constantly aware, with the continuing erosion of abortion rights, longer waiting times, new standards for clinics, insistence on fetal pain, nothing to do with maternal pain is ever remarked on now, and now, even the efforts of the republican-controlled house of representatives to defund planned parenthood. now, margaret sanger is very much a part of this retrograde movement as the brand name for birth control and the founder of family planning clinics. she is vilified in purposeful propaganda that seeks to discredit providers of essential health services. two weeks ago -- i guess i should apologize for even bringing his name up -- herman cain declared that sanger's objective was to put birth c

>>right haley in fact if you remember and this is just you know part of the story of as we as we learn more and more strategies change remember we were actually recommending that people cover their face in public and that was because we didn't know as much about the role asymptomatic transmission. we know we know a lot more now that people maybe trampling the virus contagious to others for double a few days before they become symptomatic there's a lot of people who never develop symptoms at all and that's knowledge that we've acquired since i became effective so i say never i never figured out where where i was exposed. that's not much of a surprise because we weren't accessing those that same level of vigilance back and that's early march time elgood point so we asked you are wearing a mask, i wasn't and now we all are so that helps us let's hope so all right doctor i'm matt willis thank you so much for making some time to be with us this morning and sharing. >>your story now it's a personal wanted impacted year-old family but we appreciate a hearing it it helps us >>right now in the