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>>and family are mourning the loss of a life tonight, 26 year-old ben kelley died saturday after being attacked by a shark in santa cruz county state park officials say kelley was surfing with 2 other friends at the time it sand dollar beach about a mile south of manresa state beach parking lot crown for sale of the second he talked to kelly's friend who's remembering him for his spirit of dedication and service. >>i don't think processed in any way you like dealing the sadness and but do im very happy to who he was as as a man khalid in as a friend and as a usted todd hanson is still in disbelief that his friend 26 year-old ben kelley died from a shark attack on saturday. >>he was surfing at sand dollar beach in santa cruz county. it's in says kelly dedicated his life to his family and faith 3 endeavor that she had weather is. >>cheating or surfing or all his and marketing business end it all his relationships is all to serve to serve others because you know that's that was that's part of his state's kelly was a well known surfer in the santa cruz community and had his own company mak

santa cruz county with the board of supervisors name may 21st been kelley day in honor of the surfer killed by a shark earlier this month. ♪we are going to find something to help us heal ♪ >> the medical examiner said he was killed when a great white attacked him at the beach. kelly was brought to shore following the attack but he lost too much blood. his wife k.d. thanked the community for their outpouring of support. >> the way that santa cruz has come is like family to us and i really appreciate this and god bless you guys and thank you so much. >> been kelley day is tomorrow. kelly was set to turn 27. >>> firefighters looking into the cause of a fighter at the tigers scored in the south bay. it kicked up around 2:30 p.m. at calderons tires. the owner said the fire was contained to a pile of tires just outside the shop and did not spread inside the community and the firefighter hurt his ankle while fighting flames. another employee tested positive for the coronavirus. the employee has not been back to work since last thursday and is recovering and self quarantine. all employees ha

that biden should drop out of the race for the white house in an interview with us ernest meghan kelley excuse that tara reid said that she would swear under oath that the $993.00 assault took place. based in part on mobile telephone video police in the us state of georgia have arrested a white father and his son for the shooting death of a black man in february the case is black protests and i'm arrests since the video emerged earlier this week. more than 260 people have been killed during heavy rains in eastern africa kenya and somalia rwanda and uganda the worst hit an estimated 11000 people have been affected by this year's plot. spanish law enforcement has recovered almost 20000 historic affects in a major blow to ops traffickers 100 people were arrested the pieces came mostly from prehistoric south america. in france people have endured one of europe's toughest lock downs for nearly 2 months that will begin to change next week the number of coronavirus cases falling in some businesses will be allowed to restart but hundreds of local mayors are urging the government to delay the re

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we'll be right back with gary kelley, the head of southwest airlines. and we're helping our customerse social distancing in stores. we've implemented shorter hours, while also restocking our products. but if anything, these days have reminds why we do what we do. >> brennan: the airlines are just one of the many industries hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. with the number of air travelers plummetting 96%, half the u.s. fleet of planes is grounded, and the planes that are taking off are nearly empty, averaging 17 passengers per domestic flight. congress has given the industry $50 billion in financing, either at loans or grants. despite that assistance, the four biggest carriers reported massive first quarter losses last week. one of those airlines is southwest air. gary kelly is the company's chairman and c.e.o. and he joins us from dallas. good morning to you. >> hi, margaret. >> brennan: is it safe to fly again? >> it is. we're doing everything possible to encourage people to come back and fly. we're cleaning airplanes. we're requiring masks of our employees and our costumers. we

a big lead in the polls for kelley over mcsally. democrats have been very optimisti optimistic.at biden can compete in and win, and a state that mark kelly, and the polls heart certainly been encouraging. we can put this up. tom till hhom tillis, a very cl. we want the democrats need, if they win the president says a net gain of three seats. if think got assist assist, that could be one, they're optimistic about colorado, corey gardner running in a state, maine, susan collins, and then we mentioned north carolina. if thick knock off tillis, if the republicans picked off alabama and democrats just got those four states that would be a net gain of three. >> thank you, steve. >>> joining us to discuss, editor and publisher of the cook political report. he's one of the top election forecasters in the country. charlie cook joins us now we were talking three, four, five months ago, i would have thought three out of forchance. now there are multiple paths you can see democrats getting a chance. maybe montana, democrats got governor bullock who is running slightly ahead of the republica

you are on with kelley vlahos. think when most doctors and experts say we risks,be careful about we should not hesitate. do we can expect people to the right thing like their president who is not going to use masks, used to make everything some wars. iran is going to do anything it wants. host: thanks. shifting away from the masks for a second, i know a big issue has been testing. i think we cannot get to the point where we could actually map out where the virus is in our lives, in our neighborhoods, in our cities and counties until we have the testing. any of these contact tracing mechanisms are not going to work if people are not tested. i feel like that is an issue that we need to look at because if we are going to move forward and try to be proactive and get a sense of where the cases are and whether or not it is safe to go back to work, there has to be some mechanisms for testing. i could have had the virus and not even know it. i cannot go to the doctor right now and just ask for a test. that is a conversatio

let's get the story right now from shannon kelley. >>i wanted to cry because i couldn't believe it. >>that this was happening rose gag man has an hugged her great grandchildren and more than 2 months i see them every day normally. so this was kind of like a challenge not to be able to see him not to be up until now what did it feel like to be able to hold him my heart felt like it was going to burst. >>yeah, yeah, it's it's filled my heart yes. >>rose's granddaughter carly maren arrow time device allowing her kids to safely wrap up in their great grandmother's embrace. i was getting sort of 2. the point of oh my gosh you just can't handle is i just need a hug or the kids need a hug or so. >>it was just. it's so worth it. >>i love you. the frame is just pvc pipe. >>the plastic is 8 when the insulator kit for sliding glass door so double sided tape. >>all you have to do is put your arms through these holes you can spread the love. how it's spreading the germs. we're not meant to be a part like this or be isolated and it's it's sad for those people that can. >>the around their family m

. >> southwest airlines ceo gary kelley is fighting to save the jobs of more than 60,000 employees. during the coronavirus pandemic. >> we're urging the tsa to begin temperature scans as part of the screening process at the check points. >> by monday, virtually all u.s. airlines will require passengers and crew to wear masks. >> how do you enforce mask wearing on a plane? >> if we can tell people in advance they should expect we're requiring them to wear a mask, i think the vast majority of people understand why and will comply. we don't want to be the police. >> airlines are adding plexi glass at check in and ticket counters. you'll see them at tsa check points adds well. there's cleaning on planes and airports. southwest is using electrostatic foggers to disinfect planes. they can kill bacteria and viruses on surfaces up to 30 days. and they use hospital grade filters. >> the airplane can be hospital grade plane until you put people on it who may or may not be healthy. that's the risk. >> yes. and that's why i think leading up to that, wash yore hands. don't come to the airport if

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and we've been hearing so much you know our that is you know worst and even kids being victims of kelley yeah i mean i can't even imagine what you tell your child if they've been bullied or spat on simply for being asian in the time of coronavirus but i mean here we are we've got to share the stories and dispel all this myth and the hatred and that's why we're here we're talking about it so especially during the month of may because as we know it is asian pacific heritage month so we appreciate your time and your expertise and the report that you put out annually i always look forward to it and i love speaking with you thank you so much for coming on and having the courage marico carpenter to share with us your personal experience i'm very sorry that happened to you but we will speak again thank you thank you so much manila. and a devastating tragedy in karachi pakistan this morning after a passenger plane crashed in a crowded neighborhood killing approximately 100 people however 3 people miraculously survived authorities suspect the plane's engine failed during landing at the city's int

and as a friend and as a usted todd hanson is still in disbelief that his friend 26 year-old ben kelley died from a shark attack on saturday. >>he was serving at sand dollar beach in santa cruz county it's in says kelly dedicated his life to his family and faith 3 endeavor that she had weather is. >>cheating or surfing or all his and marketing business end all his relationships is all to serve to serve others because you know that's that was that's part of his state kelly was a well known surfer in the santa cruz community and had his own company making in shaping surfboards. >>he was surfing was 2 friends when the attack happened around one 30 on saturday. >>like paraguay's flag down by a citizen said that there was and some sort of a person in distress where that there was the shark incident. shortly thereafter the lifeguard was able to locate the individual. located on the on the shoreline immediately requested additional assistance and at the end rendering and receive medical care state park officials say he died on scene the 2 other surfers were not injured it really is just that a

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and as a friend and as a usted todd hanson is still in disbelief that his friend 26 year-old ben kelleyied from a shark attack on saturday. >>he was surfing at sand dollar beach in santa cruz county. it's in says kelly dedicated his life to his family and faith 3 endeavor that she had weather is. >>cheating or surfing or all his and marketing business end it all his relationships is all to serve to serve others because you know that's that was that's part of his state's kelly was a well known surfer in the santa cruz community and had his own company makin in shaping surfboards. >>he was surfing was 2 friends when the attack happened around one 30 on saturday. >>left guard was flagged down by a citizen said that there was and some sort of a person in distress for that there was. the shark incident. shortly thereafter the lifeguard was able to locate the individual. located on the on the shoreline immediately requested additional assistance and at the end rendering emergency medical care state park officials say he died on scene the 2 other surfers were not injured it really is just that

and a man bynic the name of william kelley from kentucky, also went to harvard.ll of my stars went to harvard. fought in world war i as well. later become a new york at executive. he went over without any great idealism, romanticism, and quickly soured on the whole experience of famine fighting. hero letters that are dripping -- he wrote letters that are dripping with sardonic and cynical, and at times tasteless comments. this is a good contrast to the idealism of something like chi les. i have a romantic in fleming. he went over thinking it would be a great adventure, but the first few months he found miserable in moscow. he regretted having come. he told his father and mother that he wished she could come back to the united states soon. he hired a russian language tutor by the name of paulina, and all of a sudden things changed. he never wanted to go back to the united states. he had a series of romances. even after he left russia, he kept wishing he could go back and meet up with paulina and the others. these are my characters i used to tell the story. back to

khalid in as a friend and as a usted todd hanson is still in disbelief that his friend 26 year-old ben kelley died from a shark attack on saturday. >>he was surfing at sand dollar beach in santa cruz county it's in says kelly dedicated his life to his family and faith 3 endeavor that she had weather is. >>cheating or surfing or all his and marketing business end it all his relationships is all to serve to serve others because you know that's that was that's part of his state kelly was a well-known surfer in the santa cruz community and had his own company making in shaping surfboards. >>he was surfing was 2 friends when the attack happened around one 30 on saturday. >>record was flagged down by a citizen said that there was and some sort of a person in distress where that there was the shark incident. shortly thereafter the lifeguard was able to locate the individual. located on the on the shoreline immediately requested additional assistance and at the end rendering and receive medical care state park officials say he died on scene the 2 other surfers were not injured it really is just that

khalid in asa friend and as a usted todd hanson is still in disbelief that his friend 26 year-old ben kelley died from a shark attack on saturday. >>he was serving at sand dollar beach in santa cruz county it's in says kelly dedicated his life to his family and faith 3 endeavor that she had weather is. >>cheating or surfing or all his and marketing business end it all his relationships is all to serve to serve others because you know that's that was that's part of his state's kelly was a well known surfer in the santa cruz community and had his own company making in shaping surfboards. >>he was surfing was 2 friends when the attack happened around one 30 on saturday. >>left guard was flagged down by a citizen said that there was and some sort of a person in distress where that there was the shark incident. shortly thereafter the lifeguard was able to locate the individual. located on the on the shoreline immediately requested additional assistance and at the end rendering and receive medical care state park officials say he died on scene the 2 other surfers were not injured it really is just

an 85 year-old great-grandma can now hug her loved ones for the first time in months, shannon kelley the story. >>i wanted to cry because i couldn't believe it that this was happening rose gag man has an hugged her great grandchildren and more than 2 months i see them every day normal weight, so this was kind of like a challenge not to be able to see a much up until now what did it feel like to be able to hold them my heart felt like it was going to burst. >>yeah, yeah, it's it feel my yes. >>rose's granddaughter, carly maren arrow time device allowing her kids to safely wrap up in their great grandmother's embrace. i was getting sort of 2. the point of oh my gosh you just can't handle this. i just need a hug or the kids need a hug or so. >>it was just. it's so worth it. >>i love you. the frame is just pvc pipe. >>the plastic is 8 when the insulator kit for sliding glass door so double sided tape. >>all you have to do is put your arms through these holes you can spread the love. with how it's spreading the germs. we're not meant to be a part like this or be isolated and it's it's sad

kelley anne conway, his councillor said she leaned in, too. she said there's little reason to look at they alternatives unless it's political. so it's a concerted and very, you know -- it's a very concerted effort to -- an intentional effort to try to do this. it's not the only thing they're focused on in this sense. >> carol, i have to say, i go back to florida, the state of florida, the republican party, you know, one of the its key strategies to winning elections is its ability to get the snowbirds to vote. it's a vote by mail state when it comes on the republican side of the aisle, democrats are early voters. republicans like to vote by mail. he apparently -- and i've heard he's going to undermine potentially his florida field program if he continues this campaign against vote by mail. >> reporter: you know florida well. i was a reporter in florida. the mail-in vote is critical. by the way, president trump is one of those snowbirds. he voted by mail in march. it's worth reiterating that because of how he's trying to say this is corrupt and

state park officials say kelley was surfing with 2 friends. that's an dollars beach. >>the giant serve finding ways to try to help the junior giants during the pandemic other adapting it with manager gabe kepler is feeling about a potential baseball season. >>and it feels like your money isn't going as far at the grocery store you're right. it's not the items that >>starting today, sonoma county is making it easier to get to parks and beaches, several inland sonoma county recreation areas now have parking lots open so residents can drive in to enjoy it. in fact we sent a reporter to helen putnam regional park in petaluma that's a. what it's a change in affected there right now and parking lots of some of the bigger russian river beaches, are back open. but people are now allowed to swim still not ok to spread out a blanket for sunbathing or picnicking parking lots, a coastal beaches are closed. but the beach areas are open from sunrise to 11:00am and then again from 05:00pm to sunset. you can find a list of new changes to restrictions at sonoma county parks and russia

when you hear airline executives like gary kelley at southwest talk about demand picking up and you see southwest now sending out offers on a regular cadence now to get people back into planes, and i will say, you know, a lot of this early marketing is going to be inducement based so you will see low fares, low rates. we know coming out of any kind of crisis, whether it be a health crisis, even a recession, value inducements or lower fares are often the way the industry drives recovery. liz: well, finally, there's got to be a loser in all of this, because we know that as people decide to come back and whether it's staycations or nearby hotels and budget names, who loses out? is it fair to say that if we were to look at the eiffel tower glittering in all of its glory, are people going to go to paris or just paris hotel in vegas? >> yeah. we study this every other week. we talk to travelers with the u.s. travel association, we talk to travelers every other week and gauge this idea about what they want to do. the winners early on are going to be leisure focused and value focused brands tha

state park officials say kelley was surfing with 2 friends at sand dollar beach. >>coming up if you plan on flying out of sfo anytime soon there are some new guidelines you might want to know about that but you'll need to bring with you before you fly and health experts warning of a new unexplained infection being found right now in more than a 150 kids nationwide what experts are comparing to and did you see and we're going to show you the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>today the california air national guard flew fighter jets over the bay area maybe you saw them they did it to honor healthcare workers and first responders all across the state. there were some low morning clouds in san francisco, but there they were spotted over the bay. including alcatraz we have a

. >> in stations we could not fitzgerald kelley move, physically move, we had to create barriers to distancees. >> reporter: the university of michigan's research seminar and quantitative economics forecast, detroit's big three auto maker sales won't get back to near where they were until late 2022. a slow recovery in the auto industry will have enormous impacts across the entire state. >> financially, it's very difficult. my business is closed. and you don't have any income. >> reporter: laura wynn built her business. cleaning homes and offices for 26 years. eight employees and three family members count on its income. >> i worked too many years and too hard to lose it. i'm a very hard worker. my girls are hard workers. and this is the livelihood. so when you take it away, what do you have? nothing. >> reporter: winn faces a double hurdle. clients who might not want others in their homes and offices, and others who may not want to spend on cleaners for now. reopening michigan won't come easy or fast. >>> now, another thing concerning economists are a couple of things. a big second wave, whi

can now hug her loved ones for the first time in months shannon kelley has the story. >>i wanted to cry because i couldn't believe it that this was happening rose gag man has an hugged her great grandchildren and more than 2 months i see them every day normally. >>so this was kind of like a challenge not to be able see him not to be up until now what did it feel like to be able to hold them my heart felt like it's going to burst. >>yeah, yeah, it's it's still my heart says yes. >>roses grand daughter carly maren arrow time device allowing her kids to safely wrap up in their great grandmother's embrace. i was getting sort of 2. the point of oh my gosh you just can't handle is i just need a hug or the kids need a hug or so. >>it was just. it's so worth it. >>i love you. i feel so the frame is just pvc pipe. >>the plastic is 8 when the insulator kit for sliding glass door so double sided tape. >>all you have to do is put your arms through these holes you can spread the love. with how it's spreading the germs. we're not meant to be a part like this or be isolated and it's

and as a friend and as a usted todd hanson is still in disbelief that his friend 26 year-old ben kelleyd from a shark attack on saturday. >>he was serving at sand dollar beach in santa cruz county it's in says kelly dedicated his life to his family and faith 3 endeavor that she had weather is. >>cheating or surfing or all his and marketing business end all his relationships is all to serve to serve others because you know that's that was that's part of his state's kelly was a well known surfer in the santa cruz community and had his own company making in shaping surfboards. >>he was surfing was 2 friends when the attack happened around one 30 on saturday. >>record was flagged down by a citizen said that there was and some sort of a person in distress where that there was the shark incident. shortly thereafter the lifeguard was able to locate the individual. located him on the on the shoreline immediately requested additional assistance and at the end rendering and receive medical care state park officials say he died on scene the 2 other surfers were not injured it really is just that a

steve kelley is a commercial office building cleaner in pittsburgh. >>> all right, for years, expertse been telling us that our capital system has some major issues, sort of like what steve just mentioned. it often puts the bottom line before social responsibility, exacerbating inequality, often at the expense of people like steve but also at the expense of the earth, the environment. but with the pandemic, these issues have come into sharper focus. small business owners and low wage-earners have carried the brunt of this economic downturn, and it is clear that things need to change. my next guest has been talking about the best ways to change our capitalist system in order to remedy these situations long before this pandemic. she's worked with businesses to make changes that can serve society, and she said in a recent interview, "it doesn't have to be quite so red in tooth and claw. it doesn't have to be quite so destructive." with me now is the author of the new book "reimagining capitalism in a world on fire," economist and professor at harvard business school, rebecca henderson. r

i found my cynic and a man by the name of william kelley from kentucky, also went to harvard -- for some reason, all of my stars went to harvard. fought in world war i as well. later became a new york ad executive. he was one of these people who went over without any great idealism, without any romanticism, and quickly soured on the whole experience of famine fighting. he wrote these letters to friends and his fiancee back home that are just dripping with sardonic and cynical and, at times, tasteless comments. but i thought this was a good contrast with the idealism of someone like childs. and then i have a romantic in harold fleming, again a harvard man, studied economics. he went over thinking it would be a great adventure as well. but the first few months, he found miserable in moscow. he regretted having come, told his mother and father in his letters he really wished he could get back the united states soon. and then he hired paulina, a russian language tutor, and, all of a sudden, things changed, he never wanted to go back to the united states and had a series of romances. even aft

. >> i remember kelley not wanting to be home alone.

looking to win a presidential nomination from your party and it's really telling that this is stanley kelleylly study this question of public relations and power dynamics. how would this new industry of public relations is shifting, the power dynamics in american politics during the 1950s. this comes out in 1956. if you are an astute and eager public official and you want to think about a presidential nomination how would you take this advice that he gives and perhaps apply it to your campaign? caitlin? >> i think you have to become a celebrity. >> absolutely. >> within your own right, somehow politically or otherwise, i mean, you could be reagan and be an actor or, you know, a radio talk show host or something on the radio that he did, i don't remember. or you become a political celebrity but either way you have to make publicity for yourself in order to capture the public imagination before you even start talking about your policies in order to get that attention that you are a person and that you're seeking this nomination and that you're like a person of the people, again a celebrity. >>

[laughing] but what kelley was referring to is that many physicists sensitized to make it up at this now an asteroid named for her. our statues of her all over berlin where she did her work, and my favorite, the periodic table which i mentioned just before, there is now an element periodic table. >> but she'll never know that. >> she was never know that. >> but it'ss important because e talked come later when you were talked about what helps women geniuses succeed, they need to have seen something that gives them sort of the confidence to keep pressing on and there were so few of those that even, even though they will never know in their lives there's something important about us actually seeing these women even today and call getet up, why would you keep talking about catherine johnson. >> absolutely. if you don't see it you don't know you can be. the actress had been the star of blossom which is a teenager and recently was amy on the big bang theory. in between those shows she got her phd in neuroscience. funny storages ssi which went to do her addition for the big bang theory shou

brian kelley, why don't you come back into this? you think we'll get back to the same passenger levels we saw in january and february? is it going to be years away? >> i think to get to those same levels definitely years. yesterday we had 200,000 people going through tsa. that is 10% of what it was a year ago. you know the big problem is international travel. even if people get comfortable flying again, there is very high likelihood in europe you won't be able to travel to a lot of countries. so international and business travel are the biggest segment hit t will be a long road to recovery. stuart: you know 200,000 people who went through the tsa lines yesterday, i think it was, that is way more than the 80,000 that we were at, i think that was in mid-april. so it is coming back. okay, not quite where we were but coming back rapidly. >> it is coming back but just to get to the millions level will take a while. but i think leisure travelers are coming back. people are sick of being locked up at home. i definitely see domestic travel

kelley luffler, dianne feinstein also had stock sales as well.n the senate intelligence committee in january about this. you did have senators going back and telling their constituents, hey, something's going down. at least their donors. is this a crime? is this a potential crime? what kind of legal liability could they be facing? >> well, i think it's important to first go over what is insider trading? insider trading is trading on stock to your own advantage on the basis of confidential information. in other words, the information is not publicly available. as you mentioned, senator burr is chairman of the senate intelligence committee. he also hits on the health committee. so, it's incredibly likely, it's incredibly possible that he had access to confidential information about what was going on with the ensuing pandemic, but also with respect to whether or not the united states was prepared to meet this impending pandemic. he penned an op-ed piece in early february. i'm talking about senator burr inspe, in which he said america was prepared to

our first guest of the morning is kelley vlahos. she is the executive editor of the american conservative. good morning to you. guest: good morning. conservative,ican talk about the magazine, the point of view it takes. the point of view it takes is we are for -- if we are looking at foreign policy, we are looking at realism and restraint, getting out of foreign wars, bringing troops home, getting back to the constitutional guidelines of over americanse exceptionalism that projects american power overseas. familieswe are for flourishing. mainstream conservatism that is dedicated to workers, families, freedom, and constitutional values. it is a mouthful. and applied to the topic of what you are seeing with covid-19. >> what we are seeing is across the globe we are seeing a patchwork of a contact tracing solution. one of them is this idea of immunity task force. or in other countries certificates or licenses. you had the antibody, if you have been tested for covid, do not have it, or you have had it and you have had the antibodies, id