uh... >> hank has no idea what's going on around here. e is merchandise that's been here since hank's dad was running the place. how do you keep track of all this stuff? do you have a good inventory system? >> we have a book that we go along with. >> handwritten? >> oh, yes. >> so none of this stuff is in a computer or any sort of inventory system? >> no. no. >> wow. when you have inventory sit around for years and years, while it's depreciating, it's just like burning money. is there a location in l.a.? >> there was. >> when did this one close? >> ten years ago. >> you closed ten years ago and you haven't taken it off yet? now where's the phone number? or who do you call? >> i didn't like having the phone number on it. >> you don't want anybody to call? >> mm-mm. >> no, 'cause that would mean business would go up and you'd have to work harder. >> right, and then i'd have to work more and buy more flowers. >> okay. >> yeah. >> hank is so lax about how he runs his company he can't even be bothered with putting a simple phone number on his v

tom hanks has endorsed joe biden. pino has endorsed elizabeth warren and judge judy has endorsed michael bloomberg. and recently, classic r&b singer, anita baker, through her support behind presidential candidate andrew yang. when that happened, one of my writers, amber ruffin, ran into my office and said, "we have to do something about this. and i said, "i'll be honest, amber, i don't think that it's that big of a story. but i am not a well-respected boss [ laughter ] so please welcome amber-nita baker [ cheers and applause m♪ ♪ with all my heart i love drew baby you float my boa and you get my vote ♪ ♪ my vote is for you bab never leav cause i believe ♪ ♪ in this yan sweet yang he was not in the debate he's still doing great ♪ ♪ andrew yang yang gang ♪ >> seth: yeah, just sorry. real quick, amber, how quickly after you read this news story did you write this song? >> i wrote it as i read the tweet. [ laughter ] ♪ you know you're o the right path when your candidat loves math ♪ ♪ there's no stronger vot i could cast ♪

achieved the 120000 plus number of tests in a single day and i note all of the thanks that matt hank uk has given to the the people outside government has given given so much help up unless it ever has again i just interrupt and ask you about the initial plan of the government here coming back to have countries deal with this in a different way initial plan for the u.k. was herd immunity wasn't it but the government backed away from that with a trace kind of desk became quiet and they are. yes very clearly they backed away from it and i think there has her have to be questions are asked by noticed that many medibank aqua's thanking people who have produced this massive increase in testing capability and i quote him in a few short weeks why didn't this happen in a few short weeks in february instead of zeus' late into the pen demick i do simply believe that the number of deaths in this country could have very substantially been reduced if we had acted much more quickly on all of these issues but i'm delighted that they seem to be now moving outside of their narrow confines of keeping the dis

>>now that tom hanks no longer has the coronavirus he's giving back literally hank shared photos on instagramating he's donating plasma to help others with the virus plasma from people life hanks who have recovered from covid-19 may have antibodies that could potentially help those fighting the illness. >>by the time the 13 most of anything her entire life indian american students have won the scripps national spelling bee for the past 12 years the netflix documentary spelling the dream looks at 4 students competing for that prize what drives them and the costs of their dreams, the film debuts june 3rd. >>the legendary in excess wembley arena show live baby live is coming home as you've never seen it before. >>the concert film has been restored from the 35 millimeter negative 2, 4, k ultra hd with more than 20 times greater resolution and the original dvd release it's available on disk and digital download to 26 in hollywood, i'm david. >>one of the streaming service's you've been hunkered down with the is staying home to netflix will not be participating in any festivals this season that mea

laura: katty kay,hanks for being with us. sweden has been a test lab during the coronavirus.he government never introduced a lockdown. preferring tencourage social stancing. swedes hhe to use common sense. now a question about whether they failed to protect their elderly. >> a country that never had a lockdown. sweden promised to focus on protecting the elderly, while keeping much of society open. but thousands are dd. there are concerns many patients are not getting enough help. >> and they told me my dad passed ay. he was coughing and was not feeling good. shgave him a dose of morphineth and some stuff. he did not get any oxygen. it's horrible. >> it's up to individual regions to make decisions about health care. in stockholm, officials insist oxygen is available for those who need it most. >> if you need oxygen, maybe we can bring it to the car centers, or transport the patients to the hospital's. >> some believe not enough itpatients mako hospital. this nurse worked in care homes in the city at the start of the crisis. >> they ld us we should not even if they may be 65..

even tom hanks sent nhl up top, no. nhl playoffs. the league has spoken.he stanlep spoke somewhere. they approved a 24 team playoff. huge stein restarting the season suspended in march. other issues still need to be worked out between the players and the league. with a new post season format will expand from the traditional 16 teams. sad hi, it means the show's over. for the sharks with the lowest point total in the western conference. college football during an interview with cnn today, larry scott the pac-12 commissioner said he believes the conference teams will be able to start training camp in late july. and start the season on time in late august. scott also said whether or not fans will be allowed into games will likely differ from state to state. i don't know what's in the water in maraga but per the second time in five years st. mary's produced the best player in the game. and it just happened again in rugby. take a good look at this fella juking and bowling over players. that's peyton, san francisco big fella out of arch bishop wow just named rud

she turned two and jasmine, who is four, you know, she has a swing of hank aaron it's crazy and so, wend she insists, she's like, "no, you hold it, daddy, you hold it. i am like, "okay." and i'm just trying to hold it my hips are back so, bang, by the way i can't have kids anymore, but it's okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: surprisingly, no candy came out [ laughter ] >> no, candy just tears from daddy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> but they are doing good, man. how about you? how is your girls? >> jimmy: they are all great you know, they are in the other room right now home-schooling so they are not going to run in and interrupt this interview, hopefully. we had ryan reynolds on last week and >> yeah. >> jimmy: and he said that he -- it might be one of the most -- the hardest time he has ever laughed in any movie he's made he loves you >> dude, ryan is the best. and he is -- we -- we did "hobbs and shaw" together, but that was a smaller cameo but this was our movie that, you know, we locked arms on, right. and gal gadot, by the way, who is amazing >> jimmy: yeah, she's good >> and

apple has paid $70 million for tom hank's film "grayhound." the release had been set for father's day only on apple tv plus this will be the largest movie debut on the streaming service as of yet. on deck as of this wednesday, do you wa you want football to come back this fall? we'll tell you what sun glass maker oakley is doing with player safety in mind. stay tuned >> announcer: today's big number, 17%. that is the drop of global carbon emissions from the peak of the covid-19 lockdowns in april compared to the same period the year before according to a study by nature climate change emissions haven't seen this level since 2006 jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll want to try it... ...again an

has happened for you. congratulations for having gotten through these years of struggle which will i think lead to, ultimately, the triumph as you pursue your hearts desire. >> hanks was not the only star, steve rr also spoke to graduates for a few minutes to say congratulations. >>> still ahead, the move san francisco is making that has a lot of parents breathing a sigh of relief. >>> the showdown tonight over when bay area churches can reopen their doors. >> some governors have deemed liquor stores and abortion clinics is essential but have left out churches and other houses of worship, it's not right. >>> northern california shopping mall that's one of the first in the state to reopen, so how did that go? >> the lines along the nobody a social distancing and people are not staying six feet apart even though there's tape on the floor. >> there was one occasion that my daughter and myself heard somebody say my name. >> paranormal activity during the pandemic, but the one group seeing a huge rise in spooky reports. >>> we have a new application easy 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and kpix 5 newscasts and real-time news and updates, you will delete the old one and do

and america's past time we love baseball here has some of the greatest names in the game proof hank aaron and you for can forget willie mays so today let's take a step back into the history books for a tuesday edition of this day in sports history 966 san diego giants center fielder what maisie hit a home run over 512 breaking the record set by mel ott 1926 he would have 660 home runs to his career it's 5th on the all time list moving the 70th secretary when the 99th the running of the kentucky derby with a record time one minute 59 seconds he'd help hold on to that title and win the triple crown in the same. near and 45 years later 52 year old jockey mike smith wrote 3 year old justified a victory 2nd win for him and fit for trainer bob baffert. and it's where manila this time of year we're normally waiting for the derby we're gearing up for the preakness which is the middle jewel and that's not going to happen we're going to see that labor day weekend and that's really very interesting for the derby it's a 1st time they've had to move or they haven't cancelled it so you can expect a lit

has a pretty good point. back to you. rob: thank you so much. we appreciate it. tom hankse actor, if you didn't know, lifting spirits up during a virtual commencement speech to ohio grads. carley: the academy award winning actor telling students from wright state university, they are the chosen ones. >> you succeeded because of the aid and love of others that are in your lives without a doubt, but you succeeded mostly because you and you alone chose to do so. you are the chosen ones. rob: that's a great message there. tom hanks urging the new grads to help rebuild the world, saying, quote, you will not let us down. carley: hanks was the first major celebrity of course to announce he had been diagnosed with covid-19. he has since recovered and looks great and he always knows the right thing to say. doesn't it seem like that's the case? rob: yeah. carley: he's got that special gift. rob: he's got the magic. carley: a top cut under fire for what some view as a failure to back the blue. san francisco's police chief facing blowback after officers were told to stop wearing thin

and speaking of baseball america's pastime has some of the greatest means of the game be ruth hank aaron and who can forget willie mays so today let's take a step back in the past for a tuesday edition of this day in sports history in 1606 there was a go giants center fielder willie mays hit his 512 home run breaking the record set by mel at 1926 he went on to hit 660 home runs in his career and during the whole thing in 1079 it is the seventy's the 99th running of the ticket every night 73 secretariat with a record time of one minute 15 seconds that record still stands and he won the triple crown that year 45 years later in 2852 year old jackie mike smith the 3rd justified to victory in of the 2nd derby 1st myth and the 5th for trainer bob baffert. and you won't want to miss this great baseball moment all need a little happiness in our day world asher willing at his dad cory had a proud father son moment his 1st ever 6 home run he was just 4 years old pretty great bat flip there too and actually cory is really excited for his son he's up and around. the bases with ash and might be even

hanks gave a special message celebrating students at his alma mater. >> i'd like to think that just as skyline high school provided me a direction and instinct to follow the same has happened for you. good luck to you. and, also, congratulations. >> hanks graduated from skyline hospital in 1974. he popped in yesterday with those words during their virtual graduation. though it is hard to compete with tom hanks we here at abc 7 also want to give our congrats to all of skyline's graduates. gosh, that is pretty cool, lisa. a virtual graduation. you're still a little bummed. then tom hanks pops up. >> pretty cool. i think those kids definitely appreciate that. maybe appreciating the warmer weather, although this weekend is going to be very pleasant but as we get through the end of the weekend you'll begin to feel the effects of the heat that is going to be building. now, one of the reasons are the overnight lows which once again tonight will drop to readings like this in the 50s. we even have some 40s up toward ukiah, 56 oakland. 52 hayward. so the typical overnight lows that help to cool us off with us now and into your saturday night but after that, looks like we'll

has more. >>my name is tom hanks skyline high school class of 1974.ield for your graduation ceremonies from the cost of trying to all right this is not. >>your with a little humor and a load of nostalgia tom hanks sent a special message to the skyline high class of 2020 my locker was in the 40 building. >>could have been one born a building the 40 building during the 3 and a half minute message, the famous actor and oakland native received dozens of messages from students watching from home. >>many calling him woody from toy story. hanks even gave shout outs to the class officers and the senior class president has a kind of comfort and if there is a name. >>that is going places i think it's hezekiah peppered but it was a really nice really sweet message she sent and again very tongue texas comes to. >>school district officials only expected a letter from the actor but say the video was a perfect gift for students and he sees the class of 2020 much just and you know can not just scotland but across the country sees went over to your answer and he knows

. >> tam hanks graduated at skyline high back in 1974. he has maintained ties with the school including some very generous donations. he and his wife recently recovered from the coronavirus. ktvu and fox to is partnering with the san francisco unified school district to provide daily educational tv programs for some of the younger students who are out of the classroom. as f loves learning areas week days over on ktvu +2. it is a daily lesson for children in preschool through second grade. san francisco's younger students have less access to technology than the older kids but of course any child is welcome to watch weekdays from 2:00 to 3:00 on ktvu plus. jamaica landmark san francisco bakery opened this past week after losing one of its owners to covid-19. she was 80 years old and she and her husband open the sweetshop in japan town in 1974 the bakery is known for making legend terry coffee crunch cake for the couple talk with ktvu back in december about being named a legacy business in the city. they enjoy seeing their grandson continue the fam

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gone virtual due to the coronavirus and that has opened the doors for schools to reel in big name guest speakers. >> that's right. in oakland today, tom hanks congratulated students at his alma mater, skyline high school. >> it's 2020. you're on your way. and you have achieved something that is not to be discounted. you made it. you did not give up, you've been the best example for the rest of us to keep going with faith and hope. >> he graduated in skyline in 1974. look at that picture. we all looked like that in 1974. we want to congratulate all the graduates from the class of 2020. including chris from san bruno. he's headed to cal state san marcos in the fall. way to go. we want to see your grad photoings, mail 2020 grads @cbs.com. or use the #kpix. no professional photos. even tom hanks sent when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you.

hanks even gave shout outs to the class officers and the senior class president has a kind of pembertone. >>that is going places i think it's hezekiah pampered but it was a really nice really sweet message she sent and again very tom hanks comes to. >>school district officials only expected a letter from the actor but say the video was a perfect gift for students and he sees the class of 2020 much as you know can not just scotland but across the country sees it over to your answer and he knows that this is an extraordinarily difficult time some people. >>somewhere out of the fate of every high school are you guys work it. the graduate this year. >>hanks didn't mention his own personal battle with covid-19 during the speech choosing only to focus on the struggles the students have had to deal with and encouraging them to keep pushing and always understand that you are a man. >>shows that by lead the way and whatever our coast and the world going for it. >>make a great one or 2. >>yeah tom gave the most involved and personal speech but he wasn't alone. oakland native an actress zendaya's

hanks even gave shout outs to the class officers and the senior class president has a kind of comfort and if there is a name. >>that is going places i think it's hezekiah pampered but it was a really nice really sweet message she sent and again very tom hanks comes to. >>school district officials only expected a letter from the actor but say the video was a perfect gift for students and he sees the class of 2020 much just and you know not just scotland but across the country sees it over to your answer and he knows that this is an extraordinarily difficult time some people. >>somewhere out of the fate of every high school are you guys work it. the graduate this year. >>hanks didn't mention his own personal battle with covid-19 during the speech choosing only to focus on the struggles the students have had to deal with and encouraging them to keep pushing and always understand that you are a man. >>shows that by lead the way and whatever our coast and the world going for it. >>make it a great way for it. >>and tom gave the most involved and personal speech but he wasn't alone. oakland

new york times" five time best selling author brene brown she has a new podcast called unloing us here's bne brown >> jimmy: brene brown,hank are -- there are 12 of us quarantined between two houses, one in austin and one in houston so it's sisters, families. we got my mom out of assisted living with a tuck and roll at the last minute when they were closing the doors, which was great. >> jimmy: wow. >> and then, yeah, so we got a a big crew >> jimmy: five "new york times" best sellers you did a ted talk on vulnerability that's gotten over 60 million views by the way. and then you have this netflix special which i think was the first netflix special where they just aired a lecture, that's crushing. and now you have a new weekly podcast. you're busy, busy, busy. for people that don't know you, can you explain what you do? >> yeah. i've spent the last two decades, a little bit more studying the emotions that kind of define what it means to be human. so i study vulnerability, courage, shame, empathy. so, i'm a researcher i'm a professor at the university of houston. i also have a professorship at ut austin. >> jimmy: wow. ut au

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quite likely to undermine the public advice now if i was hank koch as health secretary i would be absolutely furious that government advice has been undermined by mr cummings is sent not only to make it his own interpretation of the rules but they're not to . do the decent thing and say look i got it wrong i can see now i got it wrong even the time. i thought i was doing the right thing going to have children and by people i'm sure will understand that as a prominent generous what do you make of the fact he did have some time explained the media and if there had been some 4 stories claims here surely the media should take some of the blame over this well i have to say that limit inaccurate or misleading at any rate accounts seem to have appeared in the spectator magazine by mr mr cummings wife. so he's made it all mother well it seems to have revealed a lot of important material which you're in is in the public interests this is trumped by the way the rule book here is that you know if something goes wrong you blame the media and you put them out as this phrase scum media is going round at the moment i miss makes me feel very

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has happened for you. good luck to you. and also congratulations. >> talk about a memorable address. hanksine in 1974, and though it's pretty hard to compete with tom hanks, we here at abc 7 want to give a congratulations to all the students at skyline as well. >>> also new at 6:00 tonight, a look at your mental health. anyone can struggle with depression and anxiety, even nfl players. defensive line man solomon thomas has become a poster boy for mental awareness following a family tragedy. dustin dorsey tells us his message of strength rings true today. >> reporter: life changes in an instant. it seems like it the san franci 49ers were just training for the super bowl. now it's turned on its head. >> it didn't really become a big deal until like march, then when we hit march, it was just crazy. >> reporter: seemingly as soon as the world changed due to the coronavirus pandemic, liedramati 2019. >> i was very confused, very angry and just generally very sad. >> reporter: losing someone he called the most important person in his life caused thomas to go into a depression that hurt himm on t

let us know that he will do like he has always done throughout every challenging hour in the history of this nation. hear from heaven and he will heal this land. .hank you god bless you. and god bless america. >> in my own life, in times of despair and anxiety, i have 46:10, whichlm says be still and know that he is god. i have also gotten a lot of comfort from psalm 268. trust in him at all times, pour out your heart to him, for god is our refuge. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and misses trump. trump. [applause] >> on this national day of toyer, let us take a moment extend our deepest sympathies to those who have lost family members to cover and to those on the front lines. world,ople darkens our give us light. when despair numbs our souls, give us hope. when we stumble and fall, lift us up. when doubt assails us, give us faith. when nothing seems true, give us trust. when ideals fade, give us vision. when we lose our way, be our guide. we find serenity in your presence and purpose in doing your will. amen. mr. trump: thank you very much. please. thank you. be seated, please. , on the second anniversary of the be best

a little unknown fact is that mobile has -- we are third with the highest number of baseball players in the hall of fame right behind new york and california. hank aaron, billy williams, isaac smith, gerald williams, they all play ball in mobile and in this community, and they are all in the hall of fame. today, living in the community is cleon jones, who was with the miracle mets in 1969. over to the left, mobile county training school. the high school closed in 1970 with integration, as a lot of other black high schools closed during that time with integration. there is a middle school, and that middle school is still open. this bell was on the clotilda and they would ring that bell at certain ceremonies. this is our latest marker. we just placed this marker right here, and it has all the updated information on it about africatown. this is the africatown bridge that was constructed in 1995. we are going to go down to the end of this road to show you where the park is going to be, but i found something interesting. see that sign over there that says for lease, chippewa lake, llc? that is the mayhare family. you will see those strategically in t

hanks. that doesn't happen every day, right? >> well, i do live in los angeles so, you know, it's not totally uncommon. he had -- he has been such -- he and rita wilson have been such great supporters of science and research and had participated in some other fundraising events in the past that i had been aware of so, you know, i think i, you know, it is not surprising if you have people like them being so willing to really be out there in front and leading the charge. it's a wonderful thing, though. i'll tell you, as there was a story in the "l.a. times" today about our work on the asymptomatic infection. you can't wait until there is federal funding or big donor donations, foundation funding. we had to start. my collaborators and i, we threw every resource we had behind it to get started now. and we're raising money to be able to do this work. so it has been really important to be able to have this kind of support and high profile. >> some of your research and work as a virus hunter has also involved studying bats and their potential role in epidemics or pandemics like this one. we learned the trump administration ab

has worked to reintroduce elvis to a younger generation. that was this movie, this bio pic that's being shot in australia and actually tom hanks was there whent public with the diagnoses of being covid positive. do you know what's going on with that project? >> sure. i was actually involved. i think like many americans it made it real to me because i was going to go to australia a few weeks later for the start of production and i got a phone call very late one night and it was the first person with any sort of connection i had that had gotten covid. so australia has done a fantastic job with remedying the issue. and obviously, you know, their seasons are flip flopped. so they go into summer when we go into winter. but i think people are looking at, you know, in the next six months possibly coming back, but it's going to have to be in a safe environment. talking television and film production you cannot only social distancing but you can keep a tight group of people away from everyone else. >> you're right about that tom hanks announcement. i remember when it came out and then the nba suspended the season. it was a ball rolling quickly. joel,

federal involvement has to do with making sure that states have laws reflect the values that we put in our federal legislation. >> congressman, thank you for your time this morning. hank johnson of georgia. >>> i want to show you, by the way, this is the corner we were standing on this corner, thursday night. actually. the liquor store burning just to my left. there were barricades here but a lot of protesters here. this i believe was a restaurant. it's been, feels like so many days ago we were here. continuing to smolder. we don't know of burning fires this morning. i don't see smoke in the sky at the moment. this is continuing to smolder. s they this fire set on thursday or friday. i want to bring in a black lives matter activist and brittany, thank you for being with us right now. campaign zero is a campaign to have this never happen again. the frustration of the protesters with whom i've been speaking for the last couple of nights goes well beyond the charging of derek chauvin and well beyond the request to charge the three remaining officers and goes well beyond george floyd. in fact, so many of these protesters made a point of saying people's names and talked ab

compassion and it has been brought home to me in the last several months, as i was with my father as he was dying, i got to see the unbelievable compassion and care of american nurses. ,hank you for everything you do you are the centerpiece of our health care system in real the ones who drive so much. were you going to say something? isgood afternoon, my name ernest grant. i'm president of the american nurses association. thank you for everything that you have done, especially for recognizing national nurses day, and if i may add one big concern that i have is the posttraumatic trauma that a lot of the nurses and doctors and other members of the health care team will be facing in the future. so i would ask that you please take into consideration some efforts for that. pres. trump: what seems to be the percentage? >> i don't have any numbers right now but i can pretty much anticipate it will be a very high percentage. they are seeing death probably 3-4 times the average they normally would. pres. trump: there's no question about it. and while we are at it, let me pass these pens around. don't worry, i got one. pres. trump: anybody have anything to say? i want to thank you

for hank the working together with all of us during this time and in the most exceptional way of caring about the community first and making sure we're all doing the right thing. this experience has been nothing but stellar. >> another question for you about health service pross vided to the county jail. these conggat care situations and places where it's almost impossible to do social distancing causing a lot of concern. we've seen a spike in cases as well at the marion correctional institution in ohio. can you talk a little bit about care being provided to vulnerable inmates? i honestly could not be more proud than the care that was provided at the cuyahoga jail, our first model shows that up be bout 1400 people would infected so we went to the judges and worked with the administration and the courts and the prosecutors' office and the defense attorneys, and we were able to reduce the population to permit us to put people in single cells to create social distancing and the like. so then the number came down as we did that there were less people in the jail and the models showed that we could get up to 600 to 800. we started doing some very innovative things of isolating people

has been busy watching tape of possible draft picks and not shaving. >> you going grizzly adams here? what is happening? how many days? you're starting to look like tom hanksland. are you talking to a volleyball named wilson? >> i have a basketball named spalding, but the same concept. larry, you should know this. there are no rules anymore. nothing applies, what time it is doesn't matter, what day it is. whether i had a razor or not. none of it matters. so, you know, we just here we are. and we have to survive. >> you're a renaissance man. >> what are you really terrible at? is there something you're just awful? i want to know just for humanity sake to make us feel better about ourselves. >> my whole family would burst out laughing at you calling me a renaissance man, but thank you. if i can perpetuate that myth, he will be. i am absolutely horrible around the house at fixing stuff. i can't figure out the remote control to save my life. we have some of those systems there is a couple of different remotes because you got to do this and that. and i can't even figure out how to turn the tv on. so if anything around the house breaks down, my wife takes care o

hank you for your time. presid electors forg es punish atckpledge to vote for winner in their that was the question at the heart of today's supreme court arguments. john yang has stor >> i'm just a guy. i was just a regular person. i wasn't a politician. >> yang: he may be a regular guy, but micheal baca was one of for president in 2016. to vote that's right-- while more than 150 million americans headed to the polls on november 8, 2016, to choose between donald trump and hillary clinton, the presidency was ttually decided weeks later by the 538 members electoral college. >> when people cast their vote,u they're ly voting for... the president is establishedon in the constitution. each state has the same number of electoral votes as their representation in the house and senate. candidates need 270 votes to win, and most states are winner- take-all. in 2016, clinton won the popular vote in colorado, so alline of the state's electoral votes were supposed to go to her. but baca-- one ocolorado's electors-- voted for republican john kasich. it was part of plan he hatched prth other electors to try to ent mr. trump from becoming president. >> it was to find a more m

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has told children they can spread out their arms. and if you can touch someone, you're a little too close. >> so as we envision any classroom in the next school year, actor tom hanks skyline high school class of 1974 offered some words of hope for the graduating class of 2020, and for anyone who wishes to listen. >> you have been chosen by fate to lead the way in whatever our post pandemic world is going to be. make it a great one, would you? we're all relying on you. l disss whel today. zooming in today we have nancy aberon, is only school superintendent, dr. matthew, san francisco unified district superintendent. >> dr. kyla johnson, trammel oakland unified district. and tony thurmond, california state superintendent of instructi instruction. you heard tom hanks say "make it a great one." now have i so many questions for you. i want to start the conversation with dr. matthews. if you have the opportunity, the chance to sit down with, let's say an elementary schoolchild, to sit down and tell him what the fall will bring, what it will look like, what would you tell him or her? >> thank you, and thank you for holding this town hall, this meeting. a number of things

hanks unking the new grads to help we build. he was the first major celebrity to announce his covid-19 diagnosis has recovered and looking and soundinguys. steve: he is indeed. all right. so they did get a commencement and a great speaker. all right, carley. thank you. 15 states that are easing restrictions today including the state of colorado. so why now? we are going to talk to governor jared paul his when he joins us live coming up next. pronamel repair allows more minerals to penetrate deep into the enamel layer and it repairs it. it is pretty phenomenal. daddy, i found you! and it repairs it. good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room. stream live tv, on demand shows and movies, even your dvr recordings. download the xfinity stream app today to stream the entertainment you love. >> we're not looking to bail out states that were poorly managed. we are looking to help states but we are not bailing out states' finances. >> state and local bailouts we shouldn't be doing that at all. stat

this has -- this is again why treasury mnuchin is talking about opening up the economy. that's the only solution to prevent something catastrophic. maria: hankth, we are about to speak with ceo of moderna live, except, of course, yesterday with most recent report poking holes in it, are we going to need to see a vaccine in order to get the markets to have confidence or do you think it's partly the markets ing that this too will end, where's your take on where we are, real quick. >> next pillar is reopening. >> and if you're looking into the market we will have plenty of downdrafts in order to take advantage of buying in. we will have volatility. maria: all right, we will leave it there. that's what we want to see. thank you so much. good to see you, hank smith joining us. top stories we are watching this morning, today connecticut joining the rest of the country in phasing getting back to business. >> we've hit the metrics, we are exceeding the metrics, i think we can proceed on a very thoughtful basis with those businesses that are least likely to be dangerous and most likely to have a real economic value for the state. maria: the governor

hank is in texas. good morning. go ahead. wonderfuljust had a comment about that dr.. .com in the search box they talk about the wonderful benefits of hydroxychloroquine. there are implications that it hasblem with hearts. host: we will move on to casey in diana, texas. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. two points i wanted to bring up. he talked about serfdom in the it dawned on me that serfdom is actually something we are seeing right now in things like rv parks. the people who live in rv parks are either on social security or disability and they don't work. they are completely dependent on what they get from the government to live there [indiscernible] the other point i wanted to ask was about urban areas and the invisible fence. not you have your high income areas literally pushing out the poor areas using an invisible fence of economic cost and value and pricing them out. that's all i had. guest: in the book i talked about the geography of feudalism. going to see this continue, the very wealthy and the very well-established will take the primary real estate and if it interferes and pushes out the poorer populations that is going to continue. i think it will be more