i know, jasmine, it's not easy to hear. i want to make sure the people watching understand that i'll look at every corner of this. any suggestion there is. that's what justice is. fairness under law. they want to make a case, fine. it's fair to have it rebutted by an attorney like lee and to get your perspective on who your brother was and what this is about for you and your family as well, jasmine. listen, i hope your family is able to find some solace tomorrow in remembering how your brother lived and not just what took his life, and that your pursuit of justice continues. and we will pay attention to this case. i promise you, that jasmine. >> thank you. >> no, thank you for giving me the opportunity to cover it. please send my condolences to your parent, okay? counselor, thank you very much for educating us on the fax. >> thank you so much. >> be well. it's a tough story. what if the video hadn't come out? now i'm not saying we know everything that happened in the case, but nothing hatched since february 23rd. does that

jasmin: exactly.n australia it will be really difficult for months to handle onin a good where the economy is going hasuse the fiscal stimulus been quite large and it has flows household cash through the ability of some households to tap superannuation early and the programs and measures as well as cuts to the ending rates. so i think there will be pent-up demand and a spike in consumer spending in the months ahead to year-end but really there will also be i think on the part of households and corporate's for that matter, much higher level of porsche very saving. there will be i think a little bit more concerned that we are as a society vulnerable to shocks that we had not considered before. and shocks and stresses that can hit very rapidly. and the only way to protect ourselves from that is to reduce leverage. if we want to reduce leverage, ofhave to have a period lower spending. the same is true i think for the corporate sector. been reallyhas interesting about this financial crisis is central banks

jasmin narrated.merson inn. >> she stayed the whole night by herself, she didn't want me to stay with her, so i'm going right now back to there. >> the recording continued with jasmin entering room 207. investigators were shocked as they listened. because quinn gray didn't sound like a captive at all. in fact, she seemed to be in on the whole thing. >> i don't know what the new plan is. >> well, we'll see. >> just tell me you have one. >> yeah. they called the cops and everything, i mean -- but i've got a different plan. >> osmanovic appeared to mock the massive law enforcement manhunt that was under way to find quinn. >> if they just knew that you were here by yourself all night long, they would have a fit. [ laughing ] >> that's why i'm starting to feel like i'm the sinister one, doing this to my family. i wonder what my girls think right now. i wonder if they have any idea what's going on. >> we went to the hotel and talked to the people that worked at the hotel. they said she sat in the car while

or interviewer is jasmine hughes. she is a story editor and writer for "new york times" magazine and a 2020 recipient of the asme next awards for journalists under 30. she will be talking with her colleague, jon mooallem. a longtime writer at large for "the new york times" magazine and a contributor do numerous radio shows and other magazines, including this american life and wired. his first become, wild ones, store but looking at people looking at nails in america. a note baseball book of the year by "new york times" book review, canada's national post, among others. his new book "this is chance" is an electrifying and lavishly empathetic and portrayal of one community rising above the randomness. a real life fable of human connection with standing chaos. so you're in for something special. jon with heal a reading from the book and then talk with jasmine and take questions. so, jon, take it away. >> thank you so much for having me here in my own home. i thanks, jasmine, for doing this with me. >> okay. >> guest: it'

jasmine, i will begin with you. them would be illegal unless they go through the proper due process, and that can take months. so it does seem honestly that shield those will be for quite some time. rishi has mentioned octoberforfurloughing, soi mentioned octoberforfurloughing, so i would think if you are shielding it will be looked at at least until october. i do think that it will gradually be tapered and it is likely that only the most vulnerable after a while will be able to shield. but i think that as he has mentioned october, probably going to be covered, i would say, until then. richard, going to be covered, i would say, untilthen. richard, your thoughts on those questions from harris and kevin. obviously if you are in this vulnerable category and don't have all the information you need about finances, that adds to the anxiety. absolutely, and i agree with that, the gfohler scheme has been extended, which is really positive but there is an urgency for greater clarity here. at step change we know overwhelmingl

jasmine is spending lockdown in santa catalina.y with food, fish, beans, rice, coffee, sugar, and a few suites for the kids as well. on our deliveries, we saw that there we re deliveries, we saw that there were a lot of people, especially children, who didn't have lip flops or underwear, real basics. in the next round, we started to find the flops to include in the packages as well. how has the country been affected by coronavirus? in manila, as a lot of you have probably seen, it is very strict and it is a lot more stringent than here in the rural areas. i'm sure you've seen the articles of what is going on in manila. here, we've just relaxed from in—house community quarantine to general quarantine. so you can move around the island and go to the main city on certain days of the week which is about an hour and a half away from here. generally, people under 20 and over 60 can't leave the house. 0ne over 60 can't leave the house. one person per household gets a quarantine mask to go and buy food and medical supplies. that was jasmin

when i first met jasmine for the report on tuesday, her six-month-old puppy couldn't resist our wind screen. she was in an area where you can't park a car but a homeless can pitch a tent but can't be removed because of coronavirus rules. one-tenth length from her apartment window, she's concerned about catching coronavirus. >> reporter: do you feel like a prisoner? >> absolutely, i feel like a prisoner in my own home. >> reporter: she heard commotion outside her window. it was jasmine fighting with a woman who began choking her dog. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> reporter: i went back this morning to talk to lisa about witnessing such a thing. >> this dog is innocent. it didn't hurt anybody. >> reporter: she told me the police wouldn't take action unless the dog's owner pressed charges. >> so you can just abuse a dog in san francisco. >> reporter: so i contacted public officials, franciscan mal casan francisco care and control. they saw the disturbing video. >> we've heard anecdotal reports of rapes, of middle of the night violence. i didn't like seeing that video, but it just confirmed

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jasmine fighting with her girlfriend. who began choking her dog. >> i came back this morning to talk about witnessing such an awful thing. >> the dog is innocent. it didn't hurt anybody. >> the police wouldn't take action. unless the dog owner pressed charges. >> so you can just abuse a dog in san francisco. >> i contacted public officials. including san francisco animal care and control. they came yesterday. both the women and dog were gone. i interviewed the supervisor who district includes the alley about the disturbing video. >> we have heard reports of rape and middle of the night violence. i didn't like seeing that video. it just confirmed what we know. >> he's working on finding alternative sites for homeless tents and increasing testing for hotels. he's been work lg on homelessness for 20 years. >> i have hear you are trying your best. speaking to the public. it's more of the same. nothing being done. >> let me say, this is not a time for words. it's a time for action. my job is to doing everything within my power

jasmine perez ran into the same problem except she was told to use the card ebd center three years ago from a previous filing. >> they did not reissue me a new card. they wanted me to use the old cord. i did not have that card in my position any longer. >> reporter: perez tried the call center for a week but couldn't get through. finally messageboard said try working and calling in the middle of the night. >> i made a call around 1245 a.m. and i was on hold for about 40 minutes. then i got through to an agent. it was about a two minute conversation. and my card was issued. >> reporter: a spokesperson told us once approved parts are mailed the next business day usually taking 7 to 10 bidets to arrive. additionally, bank of america recently added a section on its website to help many people like jasmine get a new card. they said they have also increased the customer support team by tenfold since early march. governor gavin newsom again acknowledged the frustrations with the unemployment system and said the state continues to make adjustments. >> it's discouraging if you are not one of th

we can speak to jasmine live now from the rural area where she's spending lockdown in santa catalina.ea come from? one of my friends in london started selling one of her paintings for the nhs and she said, are you going to do one? and i thought it was a good idea and i was looking for what charities i could give it to andi charities i could give it to and i spoke to a friend in london and i wanted it to be something linked to the philippines and toward the covid—19 crisis. i realise it could go further here stop the nhs hasa could go further here stop the nhs has a lot of help and because i'm here, we did the first round and did a fundraising pageant in the mean time one of my friends said why don't you turn your painting into postcards because they will sell more than print and it is something that people can send it is quite a nice thing for people to send to show people they are thinking of them so i did the fundraising pageant the past because amber to work together. who other people benefiting? —— the fundraising pageant the postcards. we started with dried fish, rice, beans, sug

jasmine fighting with her girlfriend. who began choking her dog. >> i came back this morning to talk about witnessing such an awful thing. >> the dog is innocent. it didn't hurt anybody. >> the police wouldn't take action. unless the dog owner pressed charges. >> so you can just abuse a dog in san francisco. >> i contacted public officials. including san francisco animal care and control. they came yesterday. both the women and dog were gone. i interviewed the supervisor who district includes the alley about the disturbing video. >> we have heard reports of rape and middle of the night violence. i didn't like seeing that video. it just confirmed what we know. >> he's working on finding alternative sites for homeless tents and increasing testing for hotels. he's been work lg on homelessness for 20 years. >> i have hear you are trying your best. speaking to the public. it's more of the same. nothing being done. >> let me say, this is not a time for words. it's a time for action. my job is to doing everything within my power

jasmine, i am very sorry to meet you under these circumstances, but i am very privileged to give youand frankly, i apologize. it should have come a lot sooner. how is the family doing with the news today of an arrest in this case? >> well, as of today, we feel a sense of relief. this has been a long wait. it's been a long time. it feels like it's been a long time. so, this day was a turning point in recovering my brother's case and getting justice for him. so, we're leaving happy. >> i want to immediately take a turn away from the incident this is defining his death and not let it define his life. tell us about your brother, 25 years young, where his head and his heart were, and what he wanted his life to be about. >> well, i would like to start by saying i was always proud to be his older sister. he was easy going, loving, generous, humorous, and over all he showed that day he was brave. that's an overall good person. >> did he have dreams of a specific profession or wanting more schooling or what were his dreams? >> he wanted more schooling. he wanted to be an electrician. that's w

gonzales yes jasmine is graduating from freedom high school. >>out in oakley she says she'll be going to use the la to pursue a major in microbiology and immunology and molecular the user now we can are now to a whole lot more like or so congratulations jasmine and congratulations to everybody else who's graduating this year. sadly can't walk across stage that will always try shine a light on it yes so go to our website at kron 4 dot com and going to the salute to grads tab and you can procedure. picture tell us what high school you're graduating from and what your plans are for the future. >>about 6.55 during this public health crisis kron four's honoring people doing good things in their communities and this morning we want to highlight the san francisco fire department they've really been stepping up to help feed people during this pandemic by giving out bags of free food to families in the mission district and yesterday volunteers and family members stood by a safe distance and we're also treated to a merry ah chee performance for cinco de

starting with you, jasmine, the mirror in a joint investigation with the guardian about dominic cummingshat you make of this? we must point out it is not our investigation but there has been some reaction from there has been some reaction from the police force involved and indeed sources close to borisjohnson‘s key aid. the thing that surprised me was that this was a while ago. did people know and did they not run the story? why didn't we know if the police had been questioning him?|j think police had been questioning him?” think they had made requests for information about this on at least one other occasion but had not got anywhere on it to answer that question but please do continue. i'm a bit perplexed as to why it is happening now and if he did have the virus and went up there, it is more serious than just breaking rules, isn't it? this is incredibly irresponsible, if true, i repeat, if true. and i read somewhere that the reason they gave was that both he and his wife were unwell or whatever. one of the things is timing and the other thing is, i have to say, i can't get too hot unde

i know you heard me last night say to jasmine, ahmaud's sister i'm sorry it took me this long to get on it, should have known better with all the experience we have and other cases. i'm going to look at case forensically. because the only way to get justice is to give the benefit of everything that is brought up and i'm not doing that in front of m arbery's father. i'm sorry for your pain, hope justice is served. ben, i'm always a call away with what happens in this case. we will not leave it until it meets its resolution. i promise. >> thank you so much, chris. >> and again, mr. arbery, my best to the family if we can help. i want to talk about the legal aspects. i'm not doing it in front of his father, all right? we have the best, laura cotes, she knows the prosecution side of this, laura, you play the prosecutor and i will push up what we are going to hear and to repeat a little of it, real quickly, people, yes there is a private citizen, to make an arrest law in georgia. you have to witness a crime, be able to do it safely, cannot use force in detaining somebody. let alone unnece

i know you heard me last night say to jasmine, ahmaud's sister i'm sorry it took me this long to getn it, should have known better with all the experience we have and other cases. i'm going to look at case forensically. only way to get justice is give the benefit of everything that could be brought up, i'm not doing that in front of mr. arbery's father. i'm sorry for your pain, hope justice is served. ben, i'm always a call away with what happens in this case. we will not leave it until it meets its resolution. i promise. >>> laura coates, she knows the prosecution side. you play the prosecutor and i'll push up what we're going to hear here. just quick for people, yes, there is a private citizen can make arrest law in georgia. you have to witness a crime, be able to do it safely, cannot use force in detaining somebody. let alone unnecessary force. they don't have a defense under that law. stand your ground also in place in georgia. don't get to start altercation repeatedly the way they did and rely on stand your ground. just for you saying that online, you're not lawyers or not getti

kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 spotlighting a difference different senior each time and it's jasmine gonzales is charged yes, he has been is graduating from freedom high school and oakley she says she'll be going to use the la and pursuing a major in something incredibly appropriate in these times, she's studying microbiology immunology and molecular genetics graduate quickly jasmine we need your help in finding a cure her event here. >>what all the other seniors doing we have all their stories and pictures on our website at kron 4 dot com and you can add yours what high school you went to a picture and your future plans and we will salute you right here on the kron 00:04am morning news. kron four's also honoring people doing good things in their communities and this morning. it is the san francisco firefighters are teaming up to help feed people in this pandemic giving out bags of free food to families in the mission district yesterday volunteers and family stood by the safe distance. and they also had a chip performance for cinco de mile. you may have forgotten was cinco de mile yo

we're shining the spotlight on graduates and today we're highlighting the philip twins joslyn james jasmine are graduating fro- heritage high school in brentwood. both are headed to the university of nevada reno this fall, the study he's the allergy congrats to them and all the 2020 graduates there twins and they're going to the same school that's awesome. that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waldman we have much more ahead here coming up at 7 on kron on and then in prime time at 8, 9.10 o'clock don't forget to wash your hands and i see you back here next. >>> can the white house outbreak be contained? >> neither the president nor the vice president are self- isolating. >> he's got people inside the white house. >>> then what pandemic? mother's day brunch packed. >> deborah: the shopper who says he can't wear a mask because he suffers panic attacks. >> i have a doctor's note where i don't have to wear one. >> these shoppers want him out of there. >> get off me! don't touch me! >> can you see why people would be upset that you're not wearing a mask? >>> plus, the bubble people. it's no

jasmine perez ran into the same problem, except she was told to use the card e.d.d. center three years ago from a previous filing. >> they did not reissue me a new card. they wanted me to use the old card. i did not have that card in my possession any longer. >> reporter: perez tried the b of a call center for a week, but couldn't get through until finally a message board suggested trying in the middle of the night. >> i made a call around 12:45 and i was on hold for about 48 minutes. i got through to an agent. it was about a two minute conversation and my card was issued. >> reporter: a e.d.d. spokesperson told us once approved, cards are mailed the next business day, usually taking 7 to 10 days to arrive. additionally, bank of america recently added a section on its website to help many people like jasmine get a new card. the b of a also increased their customer support team by tenfold since early march. governor gavin newsom again acknowledged the frustrations with the unemployment system and said the state continues to make adjustments. >> discouraging if you are

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it was like, hey, there's no way to really tell you anything like that. >> jasmine went on to say heramily was as normal as possible, and for that she is grateful. this also is like a cringeworthy moment, when a parent finds out that their child googled them. >> right. right. well, i'm so confused. >> like what did you find? >> google was big in the 2000s, right? >> yeah. >> he did -- my gosh, now it's escaping me. basketball movie with the monsters? >> are you sure? are you talking about the -- >> "space jams." he did that in '96. he was a big deal. they are 31 and 27 years old, i don't know how he kept that secret. are you the fbi? >> i don't know, i definitely think it's possible to kind of keep your kids a little sheltered. and so obviously once she was like -- she was probably just like, that's my dad. like a lot of famous kids. yeah, that's just mom. whatever. >> i don't know. >>> next to a freshly-shorn ben roethlisberger. >> the steelers quarterback had famously vowed he wouldn't cut his hair or trim his beard until he could throw a football again after his surgery. >> he made

jasmine, whose name we have changed, left her home early one morning fearing for her safety.ill lockdown is over, you are getting married. during the lockdown we have had an increase of up lockdown we have had an increase of up to 200% in the healthline. the charity karma nirvana says they are dealing with 116 people who have been asked to go into a forced marriage in the last two months of lockdown. what we need to understand about this abuse is it's one of britain's worst kept secrets, it is not a cultural issue, its abuse victims need to be empowered to come forward and likewise, professionals need to be empowered to recognise theissues need to be empowered to recognise the issues so they respond appropriately when victims do come forward. forced marriage has been illegal since 2014 but there have only been two convictions in that time and very few prosecutions. while the problem is suppressed during lockdown, authorities fear there could be a spike in cases when restrictions are lifted. while lockdown permits this sort of behaviour and enables it, young people are isolate

nicole fox and karen megan are our sign language interpreters and behind the scenes, jackie and jasmine are our spanish language interpreters. we will ask the media for their questions and if you could identify yourself and your organization and we can take the first question. >> with the course of coca-cola 600 coming out of this weekend. how confident are you that [indiscernible] to the speedway can be done safely and did north carolina health officials learn anything or see any concerns when they the health screen process at darlington. >> well thank you for that question. our health officials have worked closely with nascar and the charlotte motor speedway to ensure a safe coca-cola 600 this weekend. i know a lot of people are looking forward to this live sporting event on tv. i know that i am. we're glad that since nascar a north carolina is the home in nascar that we're going to be having this event here. nascar was very thoughtful and their plan for protecting employees and drivers and pit crews and people working on the cars from covid-19. they submitted a plan to our department

when i first met jasmine for the report on tuesday, her six-month-old puppy couldn't resist our windreen. she was in an area where you can't park a car but a homeless can pitch a tent but can't be removed because of coronavirus rules. one-tenth length from her apartment window, she's concerned about catching coronavirus. >> reporter: do you feel like a prisoner? >> absolutely, i feel like

behind the scenes, jackie and jasmine are our spanish language interpreters. from dr. cohenar . dr. cohen: thank you, governor. as we prepare to move into phase one, the modified stay-at-home order, we remain laser focused on our testing, tracing, and trends. earlier this week, we shared where we were on trends. today, i want to go through where we are on testing. when we outline the path forward to ease restrictions back in april, we said we wanted to double our day over day testing from about 2500 to 3000 tests testsy to 5000 to 7000 per day, and we hit our goal. seven of the last 10 days, we are testing close to 6000 people per day on average. we rank 15th in the nation in total number of tests completed. now, while i think we are on the right track, i am not at all satisfied where we are. the governor and i want to see more testing across the state, particularly in our underserved communities. i have a few updates on some new supports for testing from the federal government that will help us moving forward. last week, we were able to secure sample collection supplies from the fe

michael, your take on what we have just heard from jasmine, both the sense that this is a political decisionthe uk rather than necessarily one that is guided by the scientists. on that and on these other forms of control of pandemic other forms of control of pandemic other than a reliance on testing. other forms of control of pandemic other than a reliance on testinglj think yasmin brings up a really good point. one of the things we say in the who, and we may come to this later in the programme, the who is pa rt later in the programme, the who is part of the architecture that the us has until the trump administration underwritten. but it does not have and it has not presented a unified standard of what is good testing. in america, the centre for disease control, just in the last 36 hours, has discussed the antibody test and they're saying they're actually not entirely reliable. so we have a great overreliance on the science andi great overreliance on the science and i think that yasmin brings up a really interesting point by pointing to certain countries which still seem to survive political

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john will start is with a reading from the book and then talk with jasmine and take questions from you guys so take it away. >> thank you for having me in my own home. i and thanks, jazmine hughes, for doing this. hard to know what to read because the book just tells one long story so without having set anything up i thought i would read the first few pages. it is like a cold open for the book. this book is called "this is chance!: the shaking of an all-american city, a voice that held it together," published by random house, it tells the story of a single catastrophic weekend in a faraway town and the people who lived through it. ordinary women and men who when the most powerful earthquake measured in north america struck just before sundown on good friday 1964 found themselves thrown into a jumbled and unpredictable world they did not recognize and would spend the next few days figuring out how to make a home in it again. the name of the town is anchorage, alaska. in those days the state of alaska was brand-new and often disregarded as a free-floating addendum to the rest of america.

additionally, bank of america recently added a section on its website to many people like jasmine a neward. they have also increased their customer support team by 10 fold since early march. governor gavin newsom, again, acknowledged the frustrations with the on employment system and said the state attendees to make adjustments. >> discouraging, if you're not one of them that has received the checks and we hear you, and just know that that process and the protocols are improving on an hourly basis. >> reporter: the bank of america spokesperson, also reminded people the partnership with edd is separate from the consumer branches. greg lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san francisco officials rolled out a new plan today for addressing the coronavirus pandemic, among the growing homeless population in the tenderloin district. the city says they are already taking steps to improve health, hygiene, and nutrition. the plan also includes finding alternatives to sleeping on the sidewalk in the city now estimates more than 300 tenants are on the street there. starting next week, there opening a new safe

and jasmine said that he actually -- i'm quoting here. he actually wanted more schooling.nted to be an electrician. that's what he was aspiring to be. and i'm thinking that's maybe why he went to look at a home under construction. what do you say about that? what do you have to say to any of that? >> he definitely spoke about becoming an electrician and just taking up a trade and owning his own business. so i definitely agree with that statement. about ahmaud just visiting the site just to look at it, you know, -- >> i know that you have -- you've got support there. your former high school football coach is there, coach vaughn is there helping you guys get through it. >> yeah. and at times just advocating, just make sure everything is being pushed forward. i thank him greatly for that. and all he's done. i've shed many tears. i spent a lot of restless nights. just crying. just wishing i had another conversation with ahmaud, wishing i could hug him, wish him i could just give him a high five, just seeing his smile. it would bring my spirit up. >> akeem, i just have a short

i want to bring in jasmine, she and her husband own the bull fish bar and kitchen. my hometown of baton rouge, louisiana. her family joins me as well. we have angel with me. >> okay. now i got it. thank you for joining us. i know it's a really tough decision to make because i have family there. and some of them are entrepreneurs. and they are really nervous about businesses being opened back up. put they have to pay the bills and the mortgage and the credit card bills. they have to pay the light bill and on and on and on. so deciding on whether or not to open the restaurant has been really hard for you and your husband. explain what miccing that choice is like. >> thank you for having us on the show. first, making this decision is very personal olympic first, our daughter was born premature. she's autistic. and she has a lot of health challenges. so for us, it's more personal because she's here with me. i'm also a mother. so i have to bring them with me. so if customers are coming in, i'm not sure i cannot control who is coming in or who is not, but i still have to

. >> why do you think this happened, jasmine? >> i believe it was a hate crime. >> how so? >> it was one black guy and three white guys. my brother was jogging. >> how does that make you feel, that that might have been what took your brother's life? >> as if his life wasn't respected. >> what do you want for him? >> we want justice. we're seeking justice. >> what does that look like? >> getting consequences. this whole situation is senseless. it could have been avoided. our brother's supposed to be here. his birthday is tomorrow. >> that interview was conducted a few hours ago. today, friday, would have been her brother's 26th birthday. >>> the coronavirus is over shadowing a major celebration. it marks 75 years since nazi germany surrendered to the allies marking the end of world war ii. european leaders are taking part in muted celebrations. boris johnson there paying his respects at the grave of the unknown warrior in westminster abby. he said the fight against coronavirus requires the same spirit of national endeavor as the fight against the nazis. >>> in paris french p

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the trip to brunswick georgia to be part of a walk for justice in our birds memory this odd sister jasmine was also there she thanked those who have supported the arbery family through this extremely tough time take a look. how list. was big news 9. it shows extent to is yesterday we hit the use of all of you say thank you. >>meanwhile, the attorney of the man who recorded the fatal shooting says his client. william roddie bryan is receiving threats after authorities announced that he's also being investigated following the killing odd. recorded the 36 second video that shows the confrontation odd and father and son gregory and travis mcmichael who you just saw according to the georgia bureau of investigation. the footage was a quote very important piece of evidence bryant's attorney argues that his client is a witness in this case and not a target. >>there is no connection there is no tie. and it is grossly unfair and downright dangerous for mister bryant and his family. to suggest that he is apart what the mcmichaels for doing that. >>they're also said his client brian and the mcmichaels

jasmine. >> if they've been exposed, yes. i'm concerned about the careful following of protocols and what jeremy said about the cd director saying he's under self-quarantine but he would go to the white house if he was needed. that's not what you do when you're self-quarantining. you don't need your house, you i don't come in contact with other people, even if you're wearing masks or gloves. i'm also concerned about the test used in the white house, because if it continues to be the abbott id now rapid test that gives you results within 15 minutes, that has a 15% rate of returning false negatives, meaning one in six people will get a negative result when actually they are carrying the virus. that's very concerning to me. we need to make sure the folks in the administration are following the protocols and using the best available testing. >> on that point, dr. shaftner, say you can give the virus to someone else even if you test negative because it takes a few days for that negative reaction to unfold, is that right? >> yes, t

. >> but one woman staying in the tent, jasmine mixon tells me she is frustrated after repeatedly trying to get housing from the family. >> i already inquired about it. i called 311. they keep saying it's supposed to start. it's suppose stodd start but it has not started. >> another public official, district attorney boudin did finally email lisa russell. he told her to call police if a crime has been commit, and added the city has not adequately invested in supportive and oyed forable housing for the most marginalized members of our community. we did see workers cleaning streets in the area, and the city is setting up encampment squares so the homeless can pitch tents at a safe distance. that's not enough for lisa and her family. >> after 15 years of living in san francisco, it's where my heart. i love this place. and it kills me inside to see what is happening, because we do not have city officials stepping up and doing their job. >> the people who live in that tent tell me they'd move if someone just asked them, but lisa says with all she has seen and heard over the past weeks, she ha

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

she is a two-time academy award winner you know from movies like "blue jasmine," "ocean's 8," and "lord our guest tonight to "a late show," cate blanchett! hey, cate, thank you so much for being-- oh sorry, thank you so much for being and second, thank you so much for being here. where are we catching you. where are you in the world? >> i am in the u.k., at our home in the country, on my way to bed. >> stephen: what? >> so, yeah. >> stephen: those are your pajamas? >> yeah, well, i've come from bed this morning and i'm on my way to bed. i completely lost track of time. >> stephen: do you ever get out of the pajamas? >> not lately, no. there doesn't seem to be a lot of point, especially when you're going to feed the pigs, feed the children. i can't tell you how many loads of laundry-- today was "change the bed day" so that doesn't seem to be a point. >> stephen: that is a big day. >> and what are you wearing? >> stephen: i'm wearing a checked shirt and some bedroom slippers. >> oh don't, don't, that's too hot. >> stephen: if it would make you more comfortable, i can get in pajamas, too.

not every places like a cotton club where there is a jasmine playing and people are dancing, etc. most places are not like that. a lot of places are not terribly good places especially given the quality of the gym. much of it was alcohol that had been repurposed with flavoring. one in the case of scotch, you would add caramel and turpentine to it. yeah. the bootleggers are doing it and people are drinking it. it's incredible. the other question we had here about the legalization of cannabis. it is such an interesting question. you might have remembered this movie from the 1930s called the refer madness. it's propaganda creating stigma around cannabis smoking. effectively, once prohibition ends, the country turns to, now we have a target to pot smoking. they really kind of demonize pot smoking and whatnot, so it is richard nixon. here we are with pot being a schedule one drug. we had crystal meth, and that means and cocaine and whatnot. it's been interesting, even among my friends, i am not a pot smoker myself, even though it would not be a shame if i were. a lot of my friends have

democratic state representative and microbiologist jasmine clark told reporters -- "sadly it feels like there's been an attempt to make the data fit the narrative, and that's not how data works." treasury secretary steve mnuchin testified before the senate banking committetee and warnrnee u.s.s. economy could facee permanendamage i if businesses don't begin to reopen soon. during the hearing, democratic sesenator shsherrod brbrown qued mnuchin n about putting g the ls of w workers at risk.. >> how many workers will didi if we send people back to work without t the protections ththey ed? how manyny workers should give their lives to i increase the ep or the dowow jones by 101000 po? >> no workers, mr. senator. i think your c characterizations unfair. amy: the state of nenebraska has announced woworkers s in meatpag factories account for about one quarter of the state's confirmed coronavirus cases. 2600 meatpackers have tested positive in nebraska. have died. eightmeanwhile, president trump claimed on tuesday that meatpacking plants are "cleaner than they've ever been." the majority of me

he was a new orleans police officer, not to mention a loving father of two children, mark and jasmineted husband to his wife sonya. always dancing. always smiling. officer hall's daughter called him her nerdy partner in crime. they say even when he was in the hospital, hall's main concern was his family. so that's how we'll remember him. officer mark hall sr., a family man. thank you for letting us into your homes during these extraordinary times. we're grateful for that. our coverage continues with katy tur, in for chuck todd, right after this. from everyday life is critical to everyone's health, there is one thing we can all do together: complete the 2020 census. your responses are critical to plan for the next 10 years of health care, infrastructure, and education. let's make a difference, together, by taking a few minutes to go online to 2020census.gov. it's for the well-being of your community and will help shape america's future. ♪ get the perfectly grilled flavors of an outdoor grill indoors, and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do even more, like transform into an air fryer.