solution for homelessness is house if you've got limited housing opportunities you've got limited hopper to need to use to house the homeless so it's really been a push in our community to get more housing stock on the ground so that we can solve homelessness and not just bandaid it was shelter. without housing report was we put it out in 2006 we formed rat. and made 2005 and immediately started. funding trends and affordable housing and both were all through the u.s.d.a. us department of agriculture and urban through housing and urban development and because we wanted to look at it we know the shelter system started in the late 82 early 83 and by mid 1983 was across the country by 1987 the federal government had passed almost funding as a major program of their. what the hell happened right before that. the world is driven by shaped by. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. you to do most of their sort of imagery to force the person a supreme being mean or google or even birth. right mama she said that's. going to do it. you're definitely walking into words all in all we no longer know what

really the solution for almost as house if you've got limited housing opportunities you've got limited hopper tuna to use to house the homeless so it's really been a push in our community to get more housing stock on the ground so that we can solve homelessness and not just band-aid it was shelter. the without housing report was we put it out in 2006 we formed rat. and made 2005 and immediately started where these funding trends and in affordable housing in both were all through the u.s.d.a. u.s. department of agriculture and urban through housing and urban development and because we wanted to look at it we know the shelter system started in the late 82 early 83 and by mid 1983 was across the country by 1987 the federal government had passed almost funding as a major program of their. what the hell happened right before that. we go to work you straight home. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision little sheltered lives every thing came to a complete. the day that i was raped. you know told to shut up kill me and i see how it destroyed my

is full, it is towed to the fertilizer plant where the rock is transferred to the hopper cars and taken us look at the pilot demonstration plant that the tva has installed. first, the rocket is dried. and then it is weighed and mixed in this scale house and placed in storage bins. high temperatures change the phosphorus into a gas and it is passed through a --. and placed in acid tanks. manufacturing plant will be adequate for any demonstration this fertilizer production desires. phosphate is of vital importance in the control of soil erosion. in this field, a version has already set in. and here is what happens when a erosion is left unchecked. the topsoil is gone and the land is destroyed. of acres have already been lost and there is no time to lose. is a series of check dams in an extensive protest and an extensive program is already underway. -- one method is a series of check dams and an extensive program is already underway. over the gully slopes. a tangle of wires. where erosion has badly started, they will save the land. 50 counties already have terracing units at work in the va

if you've got limited housing opportunities you've got limited hopper tuna to use to house the homeless so it's really been a push in our community to get more housing stock on the ground so that we can solve homelessness and not just band-aid it was shelter. without housing report was we put it out in 2006 we formed rat. and made 2005 and immediately started. funding trends and affordable housing and both were all through the u.s.d.a. u.s. department of agriculture and urban through housing and urban development and because we wanted to look at we know the shelter system started in the late 82 early 83 and by mid 1983 was across the country by 1987 the federal government had passed almost as a major program of their. what the hell happened right before that. somebody. let me see. i was on the floor of my bass you know crying crying. as time as. i was having children fever i didn't have any sense of c. source now. would you. please their wishes. the siege to. simon is on the grounds that for reasons. i have to think that bush myself complicated is the main the face i'm going to. there's

race day at berlin's hopper gotten racecourse the stands empty access to the stables is restricted and the jockeys socially distancing wearing face masks and trash dark areas right in the heart favorite today yuri knows what it's like to race on an empty course having won twice in cologne on friday. and we're happy to be back on our horses and riding again and that the horses can race server their usual distances it's important that every business gets the chance to reopen every athlete and every team want to return to action. but despite the coronavirus measures some things remain the same the horses mask free still struck their stuff in the praver ring even if there's nobody that watch them and of course betts is still taken with a lack of other life support providing a boon to the horse racing industry for his moods and those with whom yes we want to make the most of this restart your little city the football blunders legal resumes this coming weekend so that will push us to one side but we're speaking to many t.v. stations and feel we've earned the chance to get back to where we we

they have a motor in the back and it blows winds down one side and carried by air into the hopper.hat will mess this up is new -- large pieces of cardboard or sticks or coat hangers. anything that is more than 12 inches. the tube on the tracks is only 12-inch diameter. >> people asked what they can do to help to keep the city clean. there are people that letter. leaves are one thing. any of the garbage you see is from people being careless. [♪] >> one cars parked in the way, we can't sweep under the congress. to deal with this, we have parking control officers that are provided by m.t.a. and they go in front of our sweepers and pass out citations to people that are parking the wrong way. once the sweepers sweep past in san francisco, you may park behind the street sweeper. we all know parking is a big issue. north beach hasn't been swept since the eighties because of opposition. but we are getting a lot of requests to sweep. basically our trucks are 10 feet wide. we stick the brooms out and they are may be 12 feet wide. >> there are a lot of blind spots when driving a large truck p

i know you have got all these bills in the hopper. dumb does the congress have to be to not recognize when we put our supply chain in the hands of people who would definitely not tell us there is a problem with human-to-human transmission, that we are ultimately putting our lives in danger by talking to them at all. >> and one of the things i am doing in order to return that supply chain, whether it's pharmaceuticals or telecommunications or electronics. every single day i'm working with my colleagues, republican and democrat to say this is vital. senator menendez joined me on the pharmaceutical supply chain bill. senator markey and i are work the human rights angle and this surveillance taking place by china and russia. judge jeanine: let's hope we can get moving on this quickly enough. it's time for the united states to take a stand, especially when people aren't honest with us. and they have us by the short hairs. they are part of the our supply chain. that's a problem. a dallas salon owner is released from jail. i will discuss the

regardless of what hopper it is in front of. operations are conducted under the strictest of precautions centimeter by centimeter between decontaminate the boat as well as its nets and traps with the chlorine solution that neutralizes the poison gas once everything has been properly cleaned they contact the fishery authorities. not on that. once we've been informed our inspectors check the entire boat and after that they were given permission to continue fishing the owner is awarded compensation for their losses from the catch that had to be destroyed. plus additional compensation from the government for having found a poison gas shells. shells and fish are returned to the sea in an official dumping zone in light of the huge quantities involved one solitary shell has little impact german fishes do not enjoy the kind of service as the danish counterparts. he doesn't hold that not everything found by fishing boats whether chemical or conventional ordinance will end up becoming public. officials will simply throw these objects back

when you look at data from the hopper act, they just ran a study and most people are actually travelingthe warmer beach getaway destinations that you would think of in the u.s. over the next three months, places in california and florida and hawaii, interestingly on one of the most searched lists. although they do have some of the most stringent policies regarding once you actually arrive. yet the current year for 14 da days. it is definitely important to research the destination you are going to go to. >> even now, you're going to go there to quarantine for 14 days. a lot of people say that that isn't worth it. in the southeast part of the united states, or the southwest part of the united states, they don't have these types of restrictions. what are you saying? >> that is what we're saying. while people are looking ahead with some more hopeful travel, you know, for the next few months, until the restrictions ease up, we're seeing that beaches in florida and other places like that are becoming certainly more popular and crowded, frankly. when we look ahead to the future of travel, we a

that's according to data from john hopper johns hopkins university. those who projections come as governor newsom says california could begin reopening its economy by friday, retail and manufacturers will be the first to enter into california's next phase of the stay at home order. the governor says flower shops clothing stores toy stores and books books, an eyes this morning, the tours can all reopen by the end of the week with new mandatory guidelines like curbside pickup. the state is also set to release those new rules on thursday seated restaurant dining shopping malls and office is not included in this next phase. so we need active monitoring surveillance to make sure that the disease is not spreading. >>it is one of the criteria is a trigger to re modify. >>governor newsom said phase 2 would also include reopening public spaces like parks and beaches. we're expecting more details on that on friday on thursday rather as well. according to johns hopkins aniversity there are currently over 1 million cases of the coronavirus here in the u.s. more t

all 14 horses don't have the same number of ping-pong balls put in the hopper.ve better times one race over the course of the career, et cetera. they have a weighted different probability. so there is some adjustments based on their track record. and also who's going to win, none of us know, we will have to see. >> bill: just a second, you haven't won this race yet, right? so what does mike battaglia do when it comes to handicapping this? >> mic approach is it like every other race that hasn't been run. he looks at the past performances and the expectations of the yards. the race actually has been run but nobody knows the results yet. but to make sure it works with the broadcast partners putting on the air, and had to be run, highly controlled and certainly as a ceo of a company can i have no idea what the actual results are. >> bill: we will see you tomorrow and what time tomorrow? >> 4:45. >> bill: i will be watching. and i will be there for belmont. so many losers. and justify the next year at belmont as well. growing up southwest ohio, you come to love horse

and we've got a lot of reforms in the hopper. and i think directing everyone's energy to reforming our charter to expand our police auditor's responsibility, the kinds of productive energy that can be really applied to this very important issue. >> minnesota, georgia, kentucky, they're all activating the national guard in their states to help keep the peace. has there been any talk as far as you know of doing that in san jose or elsewhere in california? >> no, we are relying with the help of other outside agencies, sheriff's department and others, to help buttress our department, but i think our police department is doing an excellent job in really allowing folks to speak, to express their protests as they should. but i think so far they are managing to contain as much as possible the violence and destruction of property. obviously we can't know what will happen in the days ahead but i'm confident our police department is going to continue to handle this. >> that's encouraging to hear that. what message, mayor, do you want to giv

october and very importantly he also made a very important decision to reinstate the general of the one hopper society at the head of the counterterrorism service let's remember that his. last year was one of the main triggers for the protests the people looked at him as a war hero who had made great contributions towards the fight against isobel and his the commissioning was seen as just one of the manifestation of. corrupt governments in restraining him with the fraud problem is trying to address some of the root causes but of course many of the problems that people blame for a the failures of the past governments are still here many of the political parties that are responsible are still controlling parliament and this is why the demonstrators for your today said that they will keep going what remains to be seen is whether the protests will once again gain momentum and reach the same numbers that we saw last year because today's demonstrations although significant in the context of the past few weeks and the curfew there's still much less compared to last year when demonstrations 1st began.

go, look, right into that hopper. go. lemonis: i mean, it's not light. corey: go. throw it.ou go. okay, start. [ machine whirs ] there we go. it will go back and forth, and it will cut 4-ounce pieces of dough. it's gonna run through here, and it's gonna be formed into a bagel. lemonis: how long you been doing this? neto: 16 years. -lemonis: here? -neto: yeah. -lemonis: with him? -neto: yeah. i was taught by a gentleman who was a fourth-generation bagel maker. lemonis: all right, back out. let me show you how to do this. corey: look at this. we got a replacement for you. lemonis: they look more like donuts. holy [bleep] they're moving too fast! here, i'll try to keep them -- corey: now what are we gonna do? there's too many coming out. now to shut the machine! shut it down. shut it down. neto: there you go. there you go. corey: shut it down. there you go. all right. now, get 'em into the water. the water's boiling, and then we're stirring them up. you want to try it? -lemonis: yeah. corey: this is actually going to cook the outside, which gives us the hard outside, soft insid

so there are a lot of ideas in the hop with th hopper with thet now and i think new programming will come out of it. at the same time, the govern has announced that there will definitely be cuts in the budget. initially, the state was saying that they were waiting to see and they would put a new budget in august and they were going to move forward sooner with cuts that we will be hearing about soon. in addition -- well, something positive. that the state is doing right now and actually, the national area agency on aging association is doing the same thing. may is older american's month and so, the state department of aging is running a campaign called make your mark and they're asking local ceos and triple as to make your mark which means documenting things that are really positive, that are really engaging people and how we're thinking about new models, thinking about volunteers who are older, who are calling other people, you know, really anything that we're doing to respond and be positive, they are putting that on their website and asking us to engage in that. i know a lot of tri

now to move down towards the south of tripoli so what sort of you know which is the last line in hopper's offensive and it signifies that really they're on a retreat so it's a major major development in the last few arms and as i do want to ask you because you talk about this offensive on top and we have seen civilian casualties in that offensive over the last few weeks including attacks on residential neighborhoods that how is that part of any strategy. well i think it's part of a strategy that when really hope that what has been called it becomes much more dangerous and this forces of going to resort to towards shelling residential areas i mean the ports and tripoli the loss of really an apple in tripoli which is has damage that beyond almost beyond repair and many of the civilians that are living across southern tripoli have been displaced we're looking at around $200000.00 but in recent days even a displaced shelter so those people that have lost their homes find temporary housing in a displacement shelter that shelter was bombed according to a.p. yesterday and 5 people including a sm

capacity to move down towards the south of tripoli so what sort of you know what is the last line in hopper's offensive out there when he's been called it becomes much more dangerous and his forces of going to resort to towards shelling residential areas i mean the ports and tripoli the last a 1000000 airport in tripoli which is has damage that beyond almost beyond repair and many of the civilians living across so in tripoli have been displaced we're looking at around $200000.00 but in recent days even a displaced shelter so those people that have lost their homes find temporary housing in a displacement shelter that shelter was bombed according to a.p. yesterday and 5 people including a small child around 5 years old bangladeshi child was killed there so it's really been this kind of strategy towards trying to erode the patience of residents in tripoli and trying to change that into a pressure bro so the idea would be that the residents of tripoli going to beg the janet to collapse or to retreat or to offer a surrender to help her but it's really the it's a strategy of the desperate and i th

so there are a lot of ideas in the hop with th hopper with thet now and i think new programming will come out of it. at the same time, the govern has announced that there will definitely be cuts in the budget. initially, the state was saying that they were waiting to see and they would put a new budget in august and they were going to move forward sooner with cuts that we will be hearing about soon. in addition -- well, something positive. that the state is doing right now and actually, the national area agency on aging association is doing the same thing. may is older american's month and so, the state department of aging is running a campaign called make your mark and they're asking local ceos and triple as to make your mark which means documenting things that are really positive, that are really engaging people and how we're thinking about new models, thinking about volunteers who are older, who are calling other people, you know, really anything that we're doing to respond and be positive, they are putting that on their website and asking us to engage in that. i know a lot of tri

he had a presence about him and was always able to calm his patients, said nathan hopper, his ambulancewn 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 who they were, what they liked and hearing from the people that loved them most. i mean it just shows you, tony, i love when we do this piece how you can be moved by someone you didn't even know and had never met, never heard of. it's ve

interferes with the president's responsibilities or undermines the president and his handling of the hoppers. what is the answer to that? >> your honor man make three points, i think the president can't realistically be shielded from every private distraction including forms of legal process especially in our modern age, that's right up to court to evaluate and protect the president depending on the circumstances on a case-by-case basis, secondly here the possible mental distraction is completely speculative, it's based on the notion that the president might be worried and distracted of where the investigation might lead someday, it's not based on article two burden or interference of the court asking president clinton to demonstrate in clinton b jones. third, that is a concern i think it's wrong to say the categorical rule would provide comfort to distractible president like that, for example, nobody suggest that we should be barred from continuing to investigate the president's prior colleagues, if we gather documents from them that reflect past communications with him while he was ceo, we

explain was that as the quarter wore on and as the shelter in place measures became common place, when hoppers went out to those essential se ril taers, they bought what they would to and didn't want to come back again i think that's part of the reason these retailers are pulling their guidance because things were just so varied throughout the quarters and some places really strong, it was april for walmart i believe, comp sales in the u.s. were up 15%. february was good, but up 3.8% so a lot of variability within these quarters t. >> though i to wonder if the changing habits toward pick up and online makes you spend differe differently. maybe more impulse buying. any way, it's something we'll continue to look at. thank you and we'll talk b abab it later much or on walmart we'll talk the to bill simon, the former u.s. ceo of walmart >>> federal reserve jerome powell and steven mnuchin testifying on cares act today. powell saying despite the $2 trillion in relief, there still seems to be a sense of uncertainty. >> this is the biggest response by congress ever and theest and biggest from us and

i am not classed as severe enough to get access through to one of the emergency hoppers.ss, really full stop lots of different advice from different people. i have an abscess on my tooth, i think, quite a swelling on my gum. i would consider that an emergency, but that did not appear to be the case. we can speak now to eddie crouch, vice president of the british dental association, and dentist dr kunal patel. thank you very much forjoining us. those stories are really terrible for people. what sorts of things are you hearing? it is a daily occurrence, five to ten patients in my size of clinic a day. it is really upsetting. the last time i was on the show was six weeks ago. we were asked to stop physical treatment with outpatients and triage over the telephone. u nfortu nately triage over the telephone. unfortunately then stood —— like dentistry has not bounced back since then. as most people know, you never go to the dentist without wearing proper ppe, gloves, visors. ithink it is sad every day to hear these patients suffering, knowing that we can patients suffering, know