henson. free virtual therapy sup campaign to help people access mental health services who otherwise couldn't afford it. we talked about that and much more, so check it out. taraji p. henson, welcome to "the daily distancing show." >> yes, thanks for having me. >> trevor: how are you holding up in quarantine? your hair looks great. >> thank you! i've learned to do a lot in this quarantine, and this is one of the projects. i'm getting better each and every time. the first time, it took me three days. this time, it took me four hours? no -- yeah, four hours. >> trevor: wow. you've always been an advocate for mental health issues. you've always spoken out about it, you've always encouraged people to talk about it, share about it, get the help they need, remove all the stigmas in talking about mental health, and i've always appreciated you. i know your foundation is going doing something around coronavirus. tell us. >> we doing a covid 19 virtual fundraiser. we're offering five therapy sessions f

the billmp represents, henson strong and enduring reform to police departments . the most forceful center change in decades. this morning in the senate, republicans have put forth a separate proposal led by the senator from south carolina. with only had the bill for a few

the billmp represents, henson strong and enduring reform to police departments . the most forceful center change in decades. this morning in the senate, republicans have put forth a separate proposal led by the senator from south carolina. with only had the bill for a few hours and will review it . but what is clear, is that the senate republican proposal on not rise to the moment. the democratic bill has been on in federal law cases where the republican built only requires data a no knock warrants. democratic bill has a publicly available nationwide database on this conduct. so that abusive police officers who were fired cannot simply go to another department some rest in the country and get hired. the republican been moved bill we keep it almost entirely shielded from public view. the democratic bill benson took hold and tactics that have killed black americans. the republican bills only those that restrict the airflow in a blood flow pretty provide exceptions when deadly force is needed. who determines when deadly force is needed to pretty usually the police th

. >> so, which "star wars" character did jim henson help create?s "b," yoda, who debuted in the 1980 film "the empire strikes back." [ operatic singing ] >> former movie set designer bill fosser is spending his retirement just as he wants -- staging scenes from classic operas with 16-inch puppets for captivated audiences in the chicago suburbs. >> boy, he knew opera backwards and forwards. he knew when the tenor was going to take a breath... when the soprano would hit her high c's. you were just swept away. >> but bill's in his 70s -- the old ticker's not what it used to be, and he has no family to take over his labor of love. so, in the summer of 2000, he advertises for an apprentice. >> i was a senior in high school, and i was looking for a job that i wouldn't hate. >> justin's brother, shayne, is intrigued, too. they both interview with fosser. >> when i told him that i wanted to be a puppeteer, he kind of chuckled and he said, "well, if you're gonna work here, you're gonna have to be an all-purpose evil henchman." >> oh, my. >> so, right off th

85 santa clara with cupertino about 86 tri valley, you're looking at 91 for livermore 87 pleasant henson about 84. meanwhile on the east bay shoreline keeping it into the 70's, although hayward about 82. sailing and rowing 87 kind of a hint of things to come 74 for oakland 73 for berkeley walnut creek 1993 for conquered, and up to the north bay fairfield at 9497 vacaville this is why solano counties in that heat advisory 85 for napa 88 for sonoma and also santa rose with more 80's heading down south mill valley at 76. and 70 point re beaches, look good all this week too as we see 90's happening inland. you can see there by the end of the weekend. there's some hint at some change happening is the highest for us to break down a tad cooler i guess we'll call it with a 91 there robin what's going on with traffic. >>traffic looks better. it thinned out nicely on 80 into san francisco during the 6 o'clock hour and 7 o'clock hour it was packed. now we are delay free, it's also smooth on the upper deck, but still pretty crowded on the northbound central freeway just about the entire stretch of t

bloomberg spoke to john henson of brontË capital, where he said his wirecard short was one of the biggestas had. that is because he was not wrong, he was just early. he took the position in 2010 and you can see how painful that would have been in the ramp up to 2017 and 2018. even if you have come around to this bearish thesis more rapidly , your timing has to be impeccable because it has become so expensive to short wirecard. you can see what has happened over the past couple of days. this has left up to 50% from just around 2.2 5%. this means if you were to borrow 10 million shares to short, you would be paying about 150,000 euros per day just to keep this trade on. you have to be sure that it is going to decline. of the most shorted american shares, that fee is only 0.3%. that shows how popular it is, how much demand there is too short wirecard shares. matt, anna? matt: thanks very much. dani burger talking about wirecard shorts. , the airline's biggest shareholder will vote now in favor of a 9 billion euro government bailout. lufthansa won european union approval to receive a 6 billio

henson tells us how she's staying zen while staying home. plus, don't let your extra food go bad.f the day. all next on "live." and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. >> ryan: and hello on this thursday, june 25th. it is, uh--what are you--we're on. we're here. we're going. >> kelly: i know, i'm just putting a little makeup on. just trying to--just trying to fix it. >> ryan: well, that makes me wanna do the same thing. >> kelly: [laughs] don't--don't go to those lengths. you don't have to--you're naturally pretty. >> ryan: oh, yes, thank you. uh, it is national handshake

this by john henson, i used to think he was so funny on talk soup but very disappointed in what he tweetedn gets to spend today with whoever his dad is. now this guy is now on the food network. that was deleted but stephanie g risham said this , sadly we continue to see inappropriate and insensitive comments about the president's son as with every other administration a minor child should be off limits and allowed to grow up with no judgment or hate from strangers and the media. what do you say, kellyanne? >> well, i may part company here a little bit with even mentioning this and naming the guy who said the tweet because i think you're giving him a platform. ainsley: i thought about that too. but it is news. >> i didn't even know who he was and now people do but sure, but the first lady has been very protective of her son, all of his parents are, and stephanie g risham is absolutely correct. look chelsea clinton was 12 when his father was elected, the obama daughters were very young, even younger than that i believe but we should all treat them, you've got to treat them like eggs. they ar

i'm calling for justice for alex nieto, mario woods, and jessica henson. abolish the police. >> clerk: thank you. moderator, next caller. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> hi. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes. >> hi. my name is nani, and i'm a resident of san francisco, california. i'm calling, like the other callers here, to ask to abolish the san francisco police department. i agree with what everyone said. the police department has no right to be enforcing acts of terrorism on its citizens, and i'd like to comment on whoever said earlier that the people here, commenters are calling for it because it's in fashion, and that is absolute bullshit. this is not in fashion, it's our right to call in. we're using our voice, and the san francisco p.d. has not done much. my twin brother was murdered seven years ago, and have i gotten justice? no. i'm calling for the black and brown people that continue to be victimized by the police department. we need to defund the police department and put that money for education, or the neighborhoods, for everythin