howell raines, over to you. >> peter has, as usual, given us a message from the center of this white house that is essential reading. as americans, brian, we're not used to dreading the future, nor are we used to fearing our president. but the fact is that we are living through now a failure of presidential leadership so epic, so sweeping, that historians and political professionals will be studying it for decades. the brightest spot that i see is that the polls that have come to the fore in the last week show that the american people have figured it out. they understand the incapacity of this man, and they understand, as peter baker pointed out, that he's not going to change. now, "the washington post" did a really good survey of those polls, and they predict -- they didn't predict, but they showed that the electorate is on track to possibly giving mr. trump's opponent an electoral count of 352, which would be a huge landslide and i think a justified repudiation of what we are being forced to live through. and, indeed, a reality that will force thousands of us not to see the end of

howell was in an intensive care unit of a houston-based hospital. 73-year-old said he started to feel symptoms 11 days ago. he was trying to recover at home, but then on tuesday he took a turn for the worst and was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. and today, from the hospital, he spoke by phone to a tv station in houston. he says he has never experienced anything like this before. >> i still have the chills in the new lose your taste buds and just total fatigue. i've never experienced anything like it in my life, it really wasn't getting much better at all. my wife had the ambulance come pick me up and bring me into the hospital. >> howell last managed to the a's in 2002 when they won 103 games. they also set an american league record that year with 20 straight wins. as for this year, still no word on whether we will have a baseball season or not. on monday owners proposed an 82 game season that would start up in early july. they also proposed a 50-50 revenue split that would mean players would have to take sizable pay cuts. tampa bay rays pit

howell, there's so much to react to there.et's begin with david frum's count on social media last night that donald trump has tweeted at or about barack obama 451 times as of last night. where mcconnell is concerned, it's hard to come up with a more obedient kind of supplicant in that role remembering that even dick russell pushed back on lbj. what's the chance mcconnell has hopped on top of trump's shoulders and may ride him all the way to the title of minority leader? do you feel that will ever really happen in this coming election? >> i think you put your finger on it exactly, brian. my former colleague in the washington bureau of "the times" carl hulse just posted a very astute story saying mcconnell is on the attack because he's scared. he's scared that with seats endangered in maine, colorado, and north carolina, that he's going to be out his majority leader. and as you suggest, this has been one of those revelatory days in washington. we've been drenched in lies by the white house for weeks, and today in the course of a

former a's manager art howell has been hospitalized with the coronavirus. how was checked into an icu unit of a houston-based hospital, the 73-year-old said he's starting to feel symptoms. 11 days ago he was trying to recover at home, but then on tuesday he took a turn for the worst. he was taken by ambulance to the hospital and today, from the hospital, he spoke by phone to a tv station in houston. >> i still have the chills. then you lose your taste buds. just total fatigue. i've never experienced anything like it in my life. and really wasn't getting much better at all. my wife had the ambulance come and pick me up and bring me into the hospital. >> you manage the a's in 2002 when he led them to 103 wins, including a 20 game win streak. as for this baseball season, still no word on whether we will have a season. on monday owners proposed an 82 game season that would start up in early july. they also proposed a 50-50 revenue split that would mean players would have to take sizable pay cuts. tampa bay rays pitcher and former cyan young winter blake snell,

we're looking at an economic situation without modern president , howells words and we can either take action to soften the blow to businesses, families and average folks or through an action, a longer recession and hamstring our nations recovery . up till now it seems our republican colleagues are unfortunately choosing the latter. no immediate need forurgent action . amazing. amazing. with the greatest crisis america has faced in decades and decades. now my colleagues like to point out the costs of the house democratic billto provide another round of emergency relief . republican leadership has taken time to assail parts of the democratic bill that account 4.003 percent ofthe bill . you're not expected to like every single piece but they are expected by the american people to act and mark my words theamerican people will force them to act . there are so many costs to inaction and none other than the republican appointed chairman of the federal reserve is saying that those costs arelikely greater than the costs of any relief bill . when will our republican senate colleagues to get the

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this was friday night outside howell's in the marina.aring masks or standing six feet apart. someone called police. they warned the owners and customers. yesterday a much different scene. police parked along chestnut street to make sure another group didn't gather. officers spoke with business owners about the crowds friday night and told people to disperse. the owner of howell's, one of the businesses where the crowds gathered, said he appreciates the quick action by police to help with the crowd. >> we can only control this small square footage of space in front of us. so if someone is ten feet down the way and decide to stop and they're drinking a to-go margarita, i have no control over that. and so luckily the san francisco police department is around to disperse that. >> city leaders are now calling on the police department to expand enforcement if people continue violating the rules. >>> and they are rallying to reopen. this is the scene yesterday as dozens of people gathered in napa for what was billed a freedom rally to open not

thanks to daniella and howell. >>> up ahead, new insights into this pandemic's economic toll. what can be done about it. >>> also, michael moore here live talking about a lot of these issues. he obviously knows a lot oabout the health care markets where he's done a documentary, the environment and more. there is new evidence in the ahmaud arbery case. a third murder arrest. a family attorney joins me at some later point tonight, because we're doing so many things. >>> and also making his "the beat" debut, i want you to know comedian kevin hart is going to join me. i expect we're going get into all kinds of things like 2020, politics, maybe a little bit of the rock, and a bunch of other things i'm going to tell you about as we go through this special 90-minute edition of "the beat" on msnbc. stay connected to their families. and now, verizon wants to give them something back. our best pricing ever. $30 per line for all nurses, teachers, first responders, military, and their families. not for a few months, but for as long as they need. plus, up to $700 off the motorola edge+. be

according to the howell family: auntie jenn's friend and her son can live with them as long as they want. according to the census: it doesn't matter if you're related or not, everyone living in your home on april 1st counts. because this count helps inform funding on how billions get spent every year. and where there are more people, there are more needs. complete the census online, by phone, or by mail. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov >>> thank you for joining us at 5:00. see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. >> news updates always on cbssf.com. cbs weekend news is next. see you in 30 minutes. . captioning sponsored by cbs >> tonight president trump fires back after former president obama criticizes the handling of the virus. >> look, he was an incompetent president. >> a lot of them aren't even pretending to be in charge. >> also tonight sports return as americans race to reopen despite virus warnings. while new york's governor shows how testing is done. dramatic disinfection in russia while the vatican gets a deep clean before reopening to the faithful. the te

. >> reporter: the owner of howell's wine bar, one of the businesses where the crowd gathered, said he appreciates the quick action by police. >> we can only control this small square footage of space in front of us. so if someone is, you know, ten feet down the way and they decide to stop and they're drinking a to-go margarita or something like that, i have no control over that. so luckily the san francisco police department's around to disperse that. >> reporter: the warnings are there. signed are posted reminding people to take their wine home when picking up to-go orders. >> i don't think people are comprehending. >> reporter: city leaders say they're concerned. >> the fact that people weren't wearing masks and they were so, you know, cluttered together, i'm like, oh, god, no, you know. i -- i was -- it was very upsetting. >> reporter: supervisor katherine stefani says she hopes people aren't getting complacent and called on the police department to expand enforcement if people continue violating the rules. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> not as many peopl

this is what the line looked like last night outside howell's in the marina district, again, san francisco. not a lot of people wearing masks. folks were not standing six feet apart. someone called the cops. officers responded to the restaurant and warned owners, and they warned the customers. new video into the newsroom taken this evening show police back outside there tonight to make sure there is no repeat. >>> covid-19 cases here in the bay area continue to climb. here in santa clara county we have seen 15 new cases overnight. now there's a total of 2,418. san francisco with 28 new cases. contra costa county with 21. overall we now have 10,722 total cases in the bay area. about 390 people have died because of the virus. >>> covid-19 cases in the u.s. continue to grow. there are close to 1.5 million cases nationwide. nearly 90,000 people have died. this comes as most states are allowing some businesses to start reopening. nbc's chris pollone has more on how these business owners try to balance safety with service. >> i'm serious now. >> reporter: in phoenix, larry white sr. of the iconi

members of the flood family painted murals to honor first responders outside the gap store at howell and market streets. the gap and other retailers occupy the ground floor of the flood building. it dates back to 1904 and is one of the few buildings in downtown san francisco to remain standing after the earthquake and fire of 1906. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, a warning for parents. new reports of young children sickened with an inflammatory disease. families their their stories about the dangerous illness believed to be due to covid-19. >>> the pioneer of rock 'n roll has died at the age of 87. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're tracking cooler weather moving in tomorrow for mother's day before rain returns to the >>> troubling news for parents in the midst of this papd. doctors reporting more cases, at least one in california of a syndrome striking kids. it may be related to covid-19. here's abc news reporter stephanie ramos. >> this morning, the rare illness possibly related to covid-19 is affecting more children across the country and turning deadly. in new york, ther

>> two years later dwight paid according to the howell family: auntie jenn's friend and her son can liveith them as long as they want. according to the census: it doesn't matter if you're related or not. shape your future. start here. complete the census at 2020census.gov 16. (laughter) how many pints of iced tea are left in the pitcher? times... ten... so, wait... (errhhhhh) do you want to show us the continents on the... no. it is not going good. my mom is getting stressed out. (speaks hebrew) mos tid. i, i'm, like... woooo... (screams) (sighs heavily) so, starting just quickly by breathing in... i never thought i'd say this, but i kind of miss school! the teachers, i mean, y'all are gifted people! i thank you so much for what you're doing. their investment into our children is beyond what we can even imagine. appreciate all that you do. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> 5-year-old right here telling me to go out and by a lambo. [ laughter ] >> little mini ken bastida right there. - [narrator] the following program is sponsored by freedom forever solar power systems. - [an

. >> note to self, got to according to the howell family: auntie jenn's friend and her son can live withas long as they want. according to the census: it doesn't matter if you're related or not, everyone living in your home on april 1st counts. because this count helps inform funding on how billions get spent every year. and where there are more people, there are more needs. complete the census online, by phone, or by mail. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov complete the census online, by dad, i'm scared.l. ♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. it's why last year chevron invested over $10 billion to bring affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy to america. ♪ >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching. news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a great weekend, stay safe. captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: how do i look? >> fine. >> stephen: how's the hair? >> it's crooked. >> stephen: it's crooked? there you go. that's better. who's the guest tonight. >> thandie newton. >> stephen: i have juice

this is what the line looked like last night outside howell's in the marina. months ago no big deal, but now not a lot of people wearing masks. folks were not standing six feet apart. someone called the cops. officers responded to the restaurant and warned owners and customers to get with the program. this is new video now into the newsroom. this is from tonight. police are back outside that bar. no one's out in front of that bar. that's what the cops are doing there, make sure there's no repeat. we'll have a full report coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> demanding more businesses open up. people demonstrated in two bay area communities today. they say more businesses are ready to reopen safely and should be allowed to. nbc bay area's christie smith begins our coverage from the tri-valley. [ horn honking ] >> reporter: in downtown livermore, a group gathered carrying signs that read "all business is essential." nancy lam runs mimosa nail and spa. she made a plea. >> i want to open up, you know. i just want to survive for my family. i have two kids. >> reporter: s

as for tourism, howell open will the country really be? will every region be welcoming visitors?much more used to receiving tourists for example down the mediterranean coast and the cost of a soul in the south. and cities like madrid and barcelona. madrid and barcelona have been particularly ha rd—hit by coronavirus. clearly there might be a concern they are for people visiting. but the government has said that the country will be open for business when it comes at tourism. from the beginning ofjuly and that the country as a whole will be safe. prime minister said that the hallmarks of spanish tourism going forward will be environmental sustainability and safety when it comes to the coronavirus. in theory the government wants to welcome people across the country, make sure they feel safe all the way across spain from the beginning ofjuly. these protests then against the governments handling of the coronavirus outbreak, what more do they think that spain should have done? compared with some countries particular in europe the restrictions were quite strict. yes, that's right. the p

finally people being out after so many months jason ask a male was a part of the group in front of howell's wine bar friday night he says he understands why people would be alarmed by what they saw there's a lot of things that happened in this city that are dangerous that was obviously that was an extreme version. you know they basically people just be announcing that france is really what it was well shes he's trying his best to keep his customers for violating the city's rules that are going to do their part were obviously not the police but we can do a little bit helped regulate the crowds and whatnot reporting in san francisco, dan thorn. kron 4 news. >>in an effort to address the rise in homeless encampments in san francisco, the city's now opening sites called safe sleeping villages their clean areas where people can set up their tents through this pandemic kron four's taylor's sacking shares more details now. >>more tense are popping up across san francisco as homeless shelters either closed or lowered capacity for physical distancing and its news effort to address homelessness durin

dozens packed a sidewalk outside howell's bar in the marina this evening. definitely no social distancing going on there. and hardly any masks. all this happening while two police cars were parked across the street. we asked sfpd what's the deal? the business was admonished. a copy of the police report is being sent to the city attorney. >>> the bay area could see a dramatic shift in the job market once the shutdown ends a new poll out suggest that is remote working may be the norm for years to come. kpix 5's andrea nakano report that is could mean a slow rebound for businesses. >> reporter: here at field work brewing, they've been able to stay fairly successful through their curbside pickup service and their beer delivery business, but they are not fully staffed to pre-pandemic levels. many businesses are in the same predictment. the question is, will it get back to the way it was? >> it's unprecedented. and it's not anything i think any of us ever expected that we would be faced with as small business people. but, you know, it's what we have. >>or field w

according to the howell family: auntie jenn's friend and her son can live with them as long as they want. according to the census: it doesn't matter if you're related or not, everyone living in your home on april 1st counts. because this count helps inform funding on how billions get spent every year. and where there are more people, there are more needs. complete the census online, by phone, or by mail. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov >>> health officials are investigating another bay area nursing home that has a cluster of coronavirus cases. salono county authorities say seven residents and 20 staffers have tested positive. those residents are currently being isolated. coming up at 11, rob malcolm talks with a man who's a resident at that facility. >>> one of those on the mend is a retired police chief who says he feels very blessed to be alive. >> reporter: julie, gun carlos bersoda hasn't spoken out until now. he's been recovering his voice after being on a ventilator bought he has a message about taking covid-19 seriously. >> reporter: one month ago carlos left the h

one child being home—schooled is brooke howells, whojoins me now from blanford forum in dorset.to my friends face to face and not being in the classroom as it's very different being at home. it's also ha rd different being at home. it's also hard not being in the school facilities because there are lots of different things to do at school. i miss company from people my own age, asiam an miss company from people my own age, as i am an only child, as well. your mum has been helping you with home—schooling, how has that been? it's been very good, thank you. it felt a bit of pressure at the start because it was hard to get everything finished to the deadline, but now we have done three weeks it is very good. our school have sent out this, which is the ke ed home learning, and they have advised us to do our core subjects in the morning and challenges in the afternoon. how do you keep your concentration going on? a lot of us might get bored very quickly. they have given us lots of fun activities to do within the subjects, so it is keeping us interested. to do within the subjects, so i

have very poor health in this country and people looked around and notice how unhealthy americans are howel overweight and if you really look at the people that die from cobe it the vast majority have co-factors write comedy issues so if you're looking at unhealthy populations actually america has a very unhealthy population to begin with ok it would just i want to get on to other things in a 2nd but it affected elites so obviously defective boris johnson here in this country the prime minister i think that's why there's been such a focus on coded rather than poverty related diseases like the one you just mentioned you know the reason there's a focus on covert is because we're told there's a focus on covert that we want to fight wage war on on good health for example the whole planet i think i want to change its attitude towards pesticides g m o's life the states you know that was in sprayed on us and now it's in our water supplies there are many things that we could focus on but we instead choose to say well wait until the virus comes that we can then terrorize the population with everyone

end of the month but it's emerge with a smartphone at the heart of this one be ready in time john howell reports. the isle of wight off england's south coast the setting for a trial of the contact tracing apps that it's hoped will be part of this country's path out of covert 19 lock down and back to economic health. provided enough people download and use the app it can be effective in tracing contacts that virus sufferers don't actually know but may have passed in a shop or sat next to on the bus if you're fighting life will find if in this. age. i don't think it will make them think the way they think go away says he said any way to stop it spreading quickly i guess but it's emerged the isle of wight app won't be ready to meet prime minister boris johnson's june the 1st deadline when he's promised to have a world beating test trace and isolate system in place so that the schools can start going back and other parts of the economy can reopen and there are signs the other elements of the system may be subdermal as well test results are still taking too long to come back and an army of up

according to the howell family: auntie jenn's friend and her son can live with them as long as they want. according to the census: it doesn't matter if you're related or not, everyone living in your home on april 1st counts. because this count helps inform funding on how billions get spent every year. and where there are more people, there are more needs. complete the census online, by phone, or by mail. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov >>> i grew up listening to this song, many times on the actual record. i think we had this record several different times, we had the greatest hits it, and all of that. the chairman of the board. thank you for the request. you can send me a song, it does not have to be rainbows and happy, all of that stuff. i am deep. i will do it my way over here. use our hashtag on facebook, twitter or instagram. >>> charitable donations have had a 19 year low, the gallup poll found 73 percent of americans say they have donated money to charity in the past year, but that is down from the usual rate of 80 percent. this comes at a time when more people need

and when white people read it, and i remember i conversation with george howell who used to be here as well, about the talk, the talk that black families have to have with their children. this is not a talk that other families have to have with theirs. help us understand that talk. because i think there's some understanding that can come from knowing what you as parents have to do. >> well, you know, i have a daughter who is turning 15 on june 1st. and she will get her permit. so i think at that point in time, that's usually, if not slightly before, when you have to sit them down and say, look, because of the color of your skin, you're going to be in a situation where you have to have a heightened sense of awareness. make sure when the police are behind you and it's dark you that don't pull over unless it's a well-lit area. dial 911 and let them know that you are driving to a well-lit area and that a cop is behind you. make sure you fight your battles in court. do not try to win on the side of the road. do not try to win that interaction with law enforcement. do everything you can to m

howel very good about inaustive i have been communication.s has not always been positive and uplifting, but i said from day one i would bring you the facts every day and i have every day. have watched what every other .overnor has done i don't know if any have done it for 80 straight days. i feel good about how much communication we have provided and i don't know that i could be more public with the communication than i have been. we have televise these for anybody who wants to watch. but whatever legislation they come up with an propose -- and propose -- i will see you tomorrow. [shouting announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, project on government oversight executive director, danielle brian, joins us to discuss the role of government and president trump's firing of multiple individuals. also, a discussion on how americans should modify their behavior as covid-19 restrictions are lifted. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal thursday morning at 7

. ♪ >>> that was george howell reporting. thank you for joining me. happy mother's day to all the moms out there this weekend. wolf blitzer and a special edition of "the situation room" is next. good night. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, cough, or chest pain. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other si

howell will companies like these stay afloat in the midst of the pandemic? what are the concrete steps they will have to take? closing stores, layoffs involved here you think? >> the biggest thing that's hurting j. crew's and jcpenney and neiman marcus, is the amount of debt. when you have debt it constrains your ability to use the money you are making to build up things like internet presence and improve stores, things like that. the fact of the matter is there has been a transition how we shop. people are increasingly going to the internet to buy things. everything from the staples to cars. people are buying cars over the internet now. of your retail merchant now, the number one thing you have to have is a good balance sheet which crew, jcpenney's and neiman marcus do not have. then you have to have a strong internet presence, which they do not have either. and then you add in the complete collapse in demand because of the pandemic, it's a tough place. jcpenney's, neiman marcus, sears all will declare bankruptcy in the near future. >> when you don't go in

according to the howell family: auntie jenn's friend and her son can live with them as long as they want. according to the census: it doesn't matter if you're related or not, everyone living in your home on april 1st counts. because this count helps inform funding on how billions get spent every year. and where there are more people, there are more needs. complete the census online, by phone, or by mail. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov a show of support for healthcare workers in chicago. >> [ applause ] chicago police say northwestern university police officers lining up outside northwestern hospitals this morning. officers offering around of laws for healthcare workers during their shift change. >>> healthcare workers at two bay area hospitals got a thank you this morning. more than 101st responders came to show their appreciation for work being done on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. we see the heartwarming events. [ applause ] >> the cheers and applause echo through the front entrance of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. more than 100 first respon

flynn's attorney sidney howell, the great one mark levin will weigh in and thank god she is free, we will have an exclusive interview with shelley luther, the salon owner that was told you apologize to the government or you're going to jail. a far left wing judge put her behind bars, slapped her with a $7,000 fine because she wanted her employees to be able to feed their kids and she refused to apologize for trying to feed her children and those who work for her -- she's a hero for standing up to that judge. we've got to address what is the foundation of this great republic. our constitution, liberty, equal justice under the law, equal application of our laws. peoplele who abuse power, people who are corrupt. the powerful use of intelligence misused, people with agendas. what was an attempt at stopping donald trump from being president and undoing an election. they didn't like the choice of you, we the people so they did everything in their power, a lot of corrupt things and illegal things to take donald trump down. eothey tried ever since he was elected and even before he was electe

alarming inflammatory syndrome being shown in syndrome possibly linked to covid-19 and according to the howelly: auntie jenn's friend and her son can live with them as long as they want. according to the census: it doesn't matter if you're related or not. shape your future. start here. complete the census at 2020census.gov >>> we need to reopen and we need to reopen right now. >> frustrations are reaching a breaking point in some bay area spots. a weekend of protests planned, some to end the lockdown and reopen businesses but another group is fighting to keep things closed. good morni, everyone we have more on that just ahead. bay area cities days from moving forward with reopening plans, but let's start with a quick look at the weather with a weekend storm moving in. here is meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> good morning, liz. we have a dry day today with the cloud cover here and the storm system to the north. it will take its time getting here and moving on

. >> reporter: it still isn't no george howell infectious those droplets could be. >> your risk of getting it outdoors is very small. >> reporter: the computer model has not been scientifically tested in real life scenarios. what has been tested how far droplets can go in real life. this is a national institutes of health experiment. normal breathing without a mask under highly sensitive laser light no droplets. but when you speak droplets light up. >> produces a large number of droplets. >> reporter: a cough indoors. scientists at florida atlantic university showed without a mask droplets can spread 12 feet with a simple mask the droplets still spread but far less. unfortunately for summer sports fans enthusiastic cheering can spew droplets further. the virus might move from one fan to another. >> it's like a five-star hotel for the virus. >> reporter: the cheering and high fives may defeat the effort to control the virus which explains the idea for playing in empty stadiums. >> a stadium is like an adult preschool. sure a lot of secretions depending on what you buy at the concession stan

19 counties which includes bakes county, butler, carter, dallas, douglas, dunklin, henry, hickory, howell, mclean, new madrid, oregon, tim scott, polk, ripley, shannon, stoddard, wayne and right counties. now because of covid-19, limit damage assessments will not take place in the normal way. usually a local representative, a a representative from the state emergency management agency, and representative from fema travel together, document and agree on the damage that they see present. we are modifying the process out of necessity due to covid-19. instead of operating jointly and in person, the teams will operate virtually to review the images and detailed descriptions of damage to the public infrastructure and the electric co-ops, and it will reach an agreement on estimated repair costs. that process is underway today. according to fema regulations, we will have until the beginning of june to complete the process. once the assessments are finalized, the information will be reviewed by fema and the governor's office, and at that time governor parson could formally request a disaster decla

as george howell tell us, he revolutionized rock 'n roll but just wanted to have some fun tonight. >>ittle richard changed the course of rock 'n roll history with that iconic song. he sang "tutti frutti" with no inhibition and it became a hit. the singer who inspired the evolution of rock 'n roll was born richard wayne penniman in macon, georgia in 1932. he signed with speciality records in 1955 and began his journey to becoming a rock 'n roll icon. ♪ good golly ms. molly >> reporter: during the '50s, he made several other songs, including good golly miss sally and "lucille." he landed a part in the musical comedy "the girl can't help it" in 1956. his flamboyant persona captivated audiences, and his piercing screams made him a household name. however, at the height of his stardom, the self-proclaimed architect of rock 'n roll quit the music business and became an ordained minister and traveled across the country as an evangelist and recorded gospel music between 1959 and 1963. >> i went through those different periods, but i've always loved rock 'n roll. >> reporter: during the late '

george howell looks back at his life and legacy. ♪ >> reporter: little richard changed the course of with that iconic song. he sang "tutti fruiti" and it became a hit. >> when i started in the business, i never heard rock 'n' roll music before. >> reporter: the singer who inspired the revolution of rock 'n' roll was born richard wayne penniman. little richard signed with specialty records in 1955 and began his incredible journey to becoming a rock 'n' roll icon. ♪ >> reporter: during the '50s. he made several more hit songs including "good golly miss molly" and "lucille." >> i always felt i would be a star. >> reporter: a star he certainly was. he landed a part in the musical comedy "the girl can't help it." his soulful voice made him a household name. however, at the height of his stardom, the self-proclaimed architect of rock 'n' roll quit the music business. he became an ordained minister and traveled across the country as an e evangelist and recorded gospel music. >> i went through those different periods, but i've always loved rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: during the late '60s and

. >>> an update on former oakland a's manager art howell.they say that he is out of the hospital after being in the icu due to covid-19. he experienced symptoms on may third and was hospitalized in houston. he will be isolated at home for another week or two. >>> they are running out of money and has asked congress for emergency funds. they normally get revenue from fees it charges people looking to work or live in the u.s. but it has been a dramatic decrease in applications for green cards or work visas. it has requested $1.2 million and it will add a 10% surcharge to fisa to repay their money. >>> president donald trump is hosting a roundtable with restaurant industry officials. the source familiar with the meeting says chefs and executives are expected to attend the independent renttion expect to be represented at the meeting and the organization has raised concerns about the paycheck protection program. >>> vegas casinos are changing with the times. what you can expect the next time you walk through the doors. >>> the market opened 10 mi

fit into a into a car so we've been increasingly helping people with larger orders of small islands howell expects this pandemic will have a lasting effect on how consumers expect delivery services to operate. >>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas kron 4 news. >>a woman is dead following a >>breaking news from overnight a woman armed with a rifle was killed in a shootout with deputies in half moon bay conference reyna harvey has the details. >>yeah, that's right. a woman is dead following a deputy-involved shooting that happened even half full day of the 800 block of mainstream even see it's pretty quiet right now, but it was a different scene last night we're going to show you that scene. now deputies say they responded around 7.25 and they were called out to initial reports of a woman in her 30's or 40's carrying a rifle and alcohol now when deputies got here they told that woman to drop her weapon now deputies say the woman did not comply with their orders and she shot at deputies, the deputies shot back hitting a woman. the woman was taken to a local hospital where she died i s

for to for for according to the howell family: auntie jenn's friend and her son can live with them as long as they want. according to the census: it doesn't matter if you're related or not, everyone living in your home on april 1st counts. because this count helps inform funding on how billions get spent every year. and where there are more people, there are more needs. complete the census online, by phone, or by mail. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov >>> former vice president joe biden making his first public remarks regarding an accusation of sexual assault by a formal former senate staffer. in an interview by the emphatically denied that accusation. >> reporter: >> it is not true. i am saying unequivocally it never never happened. anything. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden denies the sexual assault allegation by his former staffer tara reid. reid alleges then senator and vice president biden assaulted her 1993. item called on the senate to make available to the press any such complaint. if there's any such complaint the racket will be there. >> no one tha

school district is of napa county napa valley unified saint helene a unified calistoga joint unified howell mountain elementary pope valley union elementary and the napa county office of education will not be opening for class instruction on june first to go on to say napa county school district school year. well end in early june. and there's not enough time to implement the modifications required by the state. tonight a to bay area counties are in phase 2 santa clara county will interface to on friday. >>even though some san francisco retailers can now reopened for curbside pickup others are still desperately struggling. and now there's a proposal to try and help those restaurants in the city stay alive, some businesses such as easy breezy frozen yogurt have seen a 70% drop in business as the shelter orders went into effect but like many the rent has stay the same. so many are looking to renegotiate their rent. >>what we're trying to do is to create a strong incentive for landlords to negotiate with tenants with these businesses and restructure the lease so that the red sox economic reali

country's economy and when he thinks a vaccine for the coronavirus might be available according to the howellauntie jenn's friend and her son can live with them as long as they want. according to the census: it doesn't matter if you're related or not, everyone living in your home on april 1st counts. because this count helps inform funding on how billions get spent every year. and where there are more people, there are more needs. complete the census online, by phone, or by mail. shape your future. start here at 2020census.gov complright now, you needne, and endless entertainment. xfinity has you covered, with reliably fast speeds, the most in-home wifi coverage, and advanced security included. plus, access all your streaming apps in one place, including peacock. and now you can get up & running quickly with contactless equipment drop off. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity for thirty four ninety nine a month for 12 months and get xfinity flex a personalized streaming dashboard for all your favorite apps. click or call today. >>> hey, everyone, when it comes to health

finally people being out after so many months jason ask a male was a part of the group in front of howell's wine bar friday night he says he understands why people would be alarmed by what they saw there's a lot of things that happened in this city that are dangerous that was obviously that was an extreme version. you know they basically people just be announcing that france is really what it was wild says he's trying his best to keep his customers for violating the city's rules that are going to do their part were obviously not the police but we can do a little bit helped regulate the crowds and whatnot. as a p t says this was their first report of social distancing issues. >>within this area there have been some calls for the expansion of enforcement by sfpd if people continue to violate social distancing guidelines, reporting live in the marina dan thorn kron 4 news thank you dan tomorrow, 3 more bay area counties will be joining face 2 of the pandemic reopening process face to means. >>retail shops are allowed to offer curbside pickup kron four's gayle ong shows us. how one local busine

fit into a into a car so we've been increasingly helping people with larger orders of small islands howell expects this pandemic will have a lasting effect on how consumers expect delivery services to operate. >>reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas kron 4 news. >>a woman is dead following a deputy-involved [music] [music] especially in times like these, strong public schools make a better california for all of us. >>welcome back it's 7.29 and breaking news from overnight. a woman armed with a rifle was killed in a shootout with deputies on the peninsula kron four's ray harvey has details now from half moon bay. >>yeah that's right. a woman is dead following a deputy-involved shooting here in half moon bay on the 800 block main street here it happened here in this area. well deputies say they arrived around 7 o'clock last night. they were called out to a report of a woman in her 30's or 40's carrying a rifle and alcohol when deputies got here. he said they told that woman to drop her weapon debbie say that woman did not comply with their orders as she shot at deputies. deputies shot

i want to think the howell county health directors and their extraordinary job helping and advising us and counseling us and working with us through this process. the local elected officials that wanted to move more aggressively, i wanted to thank them as well to the seriousness of purpose. a few exceptions for folks just want to move on and turn their back to the state. again it is an exception. and exceptions become the highlight. i want to make this point. it's a very small number of people and communities and businesses that are turning their back to our health officials. the vast majority have been incredibly cooperative and i want to acknowledge that and thanks each and every one of them. forgive me the mayor of fresno, he highlighted, the mayor did, a concern around cooling centers in the state. had he not engaged directly, we would not have been able to move forward with guidance that allows for us following and i want to thank the mayor for his leadership in the central valley and all the health directors that are guiding these decisions. we do not have exclusivity and insight

. >>> former oakland a's manager art howell is in the icu, fighting coronavirus.he 73-year-old former manager of the a's says he first developed symptoms on may 3rd, trying to recover at home. when his symptoms worsened, he was taken to the hospital in houston. he says he is improving every day, when he took over the a's back in 1986, he managed the team for seven years winning 600 regular-season games and leading the a's to the playoffs three different times. >>> there is a new case of covid-19 at the whole foods store up in marin county. the worker tested positive for covid-19, the sixth employee at that store to test positive. whole foods is the location underwent deep cleaning and disinfection. a worker at a holst also tested positive for covid-19 just recently. >>> to the south bay here percent clare county health officials are urging anyone who works with the public to be tested for the coronavirus as more and more sites are now available for testing. the county is issuing a call to action to everyone from first responders to restaurant workers and volunteer