but according to rosie inman cook, that doesn't stop people from being irrational or superstitious. >> for many people they still can't make a will because they think they're tempting fate, they can't talk about their own death because they think they're going to induce it. there's a lot of fear. >> reporter: ray lambert is currently locked down in north carolina. we met in normandy a year ago by the rock on omaha beach where, despite being shot twice and having a broken back, he treated the wounded and won the medal of honor. >> g company, one of the infantry companies, the 27 men on that boat, when the ramp went down, every man was killed. not one man got off that. so they all had to be heroes. >> reporter: what about society as a whole, how do we have to change our attitudes so that we're not overwhelmed with fea of other people dying, of people close to us dying? >> we knew that we had 15% of the troops going in, that day that would die but that wasn't on our minds so much, so the continuous talk about this, is causing people to be nervous and getting angry about things and if we

there are supposed to do correspondent stephens inman's in washington and i asked him why such mixed messages on the coronavirus well coming out of the white house it's the governor's it's the local communities the mayors of the cities where actually are at the front line who actually create the rules and regulations and saying like this is how the public has to react however commander in chief and president of the united states doesn't seem to be in any need of a mask or seems to be risk averse i don't know the problem here is that it's all or the context here is that it's all politics it's symbolic politics and you mentioned the elections this is what's actually important for trump he cannot find himself able or willing to wear a mask that sends the wrong signal for him that 2 staffers are now. coronavirus positive and self as elation of course is bad enough for him politically speaking symbolically speaking he doesn't want any thing to do with that and wearing a mask is falls right into this category for him i guess can the u.s. economy reopen and recover even when the white house

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the big problem here for the president and everybody involved with solving this problem ok stephens inman's in washington d.c. thank you. france has begun to lift its coronavirus lockdown after 8 weeks of restrictions people can now leave their homes without a permit most shops and businesses have reopened and many children will return will soon return to school with 26000 fatalities france has the world's 5th highest covert 19 deaths all. the streets of paris starting to look more like they usual crowded selves after 8 weeks in lockdown french citizens are venturing out again it's been a cautious reopening with most shops welcoming customers and many people returning to work. i think it's still very risky for the population but costs are rising for companies so we need to go back to work but it all you. know that you know i'm not afraid everything should be fine of people respect the distancing rules i took the metro this morning and people were really consider us you. could go beyond what a. traffic on the paris metro is lighter than normal mosques and now mandatory on all public transpor

possible for tuesday for most of our innermost inman valley locations like those of you in the north bay and even into the east face and just keep that in mind plan ahead still going to be toastie all the way through thursday of next week with real meat about 10 days from now back to you catherine. >>thank a bridge south see you later. coming up, we know that some major retailers are losing a lot of money because of the pandemic now macy's is giving us a better idea of just how much and in the race to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus one of the promising contenders is right here in the bay area i'll talk to the company c o and after the break how we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. changing some screening procedures because of the coronavirus passengers will now need to hang on to their boarding passes rather than hand them to tsa officers officers will look at t

their athletics career mark demsky >>at 6 foot 5 and almost 225 pounds soon to be sophomore christian inmanalready one of the top 10 tight ends in the country for his age group with me on every kid's dream was to go on we're not expecting that dream. >>but you don't want to take that dream away if you can help them achieve that dream will do whatever we can and we felt that this was the right decision as a family. >>so in july christian is literally picking up and taking off to the state of florida. the 15 year-old will be attending the img academy after being recruited there to play football. it's a little nervous just to go out there on my own for the first time in my life at 15. >>i know it's going to happen someday have to use but it's a little nerve wracking to do it now throughout the state it's it's up and down day today. so we really just felt it would be better. >>to put him in a situation we knew exactly where the state stood where the school stood christians family said had it not been for the coronavirus shut down he would have stayed and played the rest of his high school caree

item number 2 is a motion approving/rejecting the president of the board of supervisorser inman yee's nomination of deland chan to the planning commission to a term ending july 1st, 2022. >> supervisor ronen: wonderful. i'm assumeing miss chan is on the line. i want to congratulate you on your nomination. i was so impressed with your approach to urban planning and look very much to hearing from you today. would you like to start off with a few words? >> excuse me. >> supervisor ronen: yes. i had no idea you were here, mr. president. i'm so sorry. before ms. chan, before you do that, i wanted to see if our president of the board of, who nominated you, had any words to share with us to start us off. >> thank you, chair ronen. i generally do not do this, where i will come before the rules committee to speak on behalf of somebody i nominated. but since i was going to speak on item 23 anyways, i thought i would take advantage of this opportunity. because i feel like anybody can speak clearly for themselves. but as it is, you know i think my colleagues on the board know that i really want t

inman: after jim crow put us on the beach, a few more votes tried to -- more boats tried to come in. the plan was at a certain time after the first landings, they boatsstart sending in the with the ball of the men. in the amphibious landings we have had, we had put ashore between 700 and 800 men. that is all it was. eagerly awaiting the boat crews coming in because that would enforce the troops line. in, andt boats to come i was sitting with my back to the seawall loading a camera and having to watch this, as soon as it hit the reef and dropped the ramp, a show would come in and in andshell would come hit it from the other side of the island. blasted altarpieces, people -- people, and jim crow had the radio that was active. he radioed the command ship, don't send in any more troops at all until we figure this thing out and we are able to negate it. the japanese had three eight had rifles which they --ght from the british and 1900, yeah, for the russian war they were in. they never used them. had them stored for a long time until they broke these out and put them on the islands to act

>>at 6 foot 5 and almost 225 pounds soon to be sophomore christian inman is already one of the top 10 tight ends in the country for his age group because every kid's dream was to go on we're not expecting that dream but you don't take that dream away if you can help them achieve that dream we're going to do whatever we can and we felt that this was the right decision as a family. so in july christian is literally picking up and taking off to the state of florida. >>the 15 year-old will be attending the img academy after being recruited there to play football. it's a little nervous just to go out there on my own for the first time in my life at 15. i know it's going to happen someday have to use but it's a little nerve wracking to do it now throughout the state it's it's up and down day today. so we really just felt it would be better. >>to put him in a situation we knew exactly where the state stood where the school stood christians family said had it not been for the coronavirus shut down he would have stayed and played the rest of his high school career for the rockland thunder. >>b

item number 2 is a motion approving/rejecting the president of the board of supervisorser inman yee's nomination of deland chan to the planning commission to a term ending july 1st, 2022. >> supervisor ronen: wonderful. i'm assumeing miss chan is on the line. i want to congratulate you on your nomination. i was so impressed with your approach to urban planning and look very much to hearing from you today. would you like to start off with a few words? >> excuse me. >> supervisor ronen: yes. i had no idea you were here, mr. president. i'm so sorry. before ms. chan, before you do that, i wanted to see if our president of the board of, who nominated you, had any words to share with us to start us off. >> thank you, chair ronen. i generally do not do this, where i will come before the rules committee to speak on behalf of somebody i nominated. but since i was going to speak on item 23 anyways, i thought i would take advantage of this opportunity. because i feel like anybody can speak clearly for themselves. but as it is, you know i think my colleagues on the board know that i really want t