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and carry a 5 gallon jars of fresh clover honey for a kitty backstairs this lady is the witness who never forgets she hangs wet wash on the line in a stiff wind against a background of dust she at the dog catcher and cuts chicken to the bone she cries a long distance about this and that about the little man who is her son little son. who is her husband over and over she sings the song her dead. kid ringback. how did he how do you know are you. never here you are. here well you know you are her looks. ah. looking back. now what's going on. do you gentlemen nation open up here and see a few pence pronounce of the day you know it says dear sarah or madam please allow this lead there to sarah a formal notice of your lease cancellation and. if you have any questions to contact me. it was really a shocking point for me. and i have to prepare myself you don't have to close it. but now well this is what i was saying to myself. what's happening now i have to change gears to. keep larry. horrible things that i cannot believe in myself sometimes when i close my eyes how is your wires. you know i tel

. >> she likes cat, so her nickname is kitty purry. >> wow.use from dan harris, ladies and gentlemen. >> let's all pretend that i didn't say anything. let's just carry on with the show. >> you can't pretend. >>> welcome to our second hour this memorial day weekend. "gma" has everything you need to know from grilling the perfect burger to cashing in on holiday discounts. >>> and up ahead, how doctors are treating children who have an inflammatory syndrome linked to covid-19. what to know in our "gma" cover story. >>> all that ahead. but first our trevor ault has the latest on the pandemic this morning. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning, you know, this is anything but a typical memorial day weekend, but still millions of americans are going to be out and about. and state officials know that. they are expecting crowds everywhere. they're just hoping people can manage to stay apart as they get together. this memorial day weekend, americans eager to get outside are being given extensive opportunities to do so. anticipating a cru

it's one of the most incredible stories in human history. 1903nt from december 17, to july 20, 1969, kittyk to the moon in less than 66 years. purdue and m.i.t. have graduated more astronauts than any other nonmilitary university. m.i.t., they have a lead among public universities many astronauts learn how to fly at the purdue airport. they learned their entire experience here. neil armstrong learned to fly at 16 years old. they flew into this airport from their homes and business trips they had. armstrong was very close to purdue. through these facilities and taught the students. they are pilots. before they were in space they were pilots. they love airplanes and love to fly. we are landing craft son marge. -- mars. purdue graduates are involved in those missions to mars. u.s.arly a third of all spaceflights have involved astronauts from purdue university. as nasa prepares for its first launch of u.s. astronauts since 2011 this wednesday we will go back to the beginnings. from 1958 to 19 79 astronauts trained at the university of north carolina pot morehead planetarium where they learn ce

we went from december 17, 1903, july 20, 1969, kitty hawk to the moon in less than 60 years. purdue and m.i.t. has graduated more astronauts than any nonmilitary university. we have gone back and forth with this at first, but purdue and m.i.t. have just held a lead in this among public universities for quite a while. many of our astronauts were rotc. neil armstrong, when he came here, he was already a pilot. he learned to fly at 16 years old. but if they didn't learn to fly here, they flew into this airport from their homes and from business trips they had. our estimates come back frequently. neil armstrong was very, very close to purdue. they come here, they have been through these facilities, they talk to the students. they are pilots. before they were spacemen, they were pilots. they love airplanes and they love to fly. now what are we doing? we are landing crafts on mars. by the way, purdue graduates are very much involved with those missions to mars. >> nearly a third of all u.s. spaceflights have involved astronauts graduating from perdue diversity. as nasa prepares for

kitty logan live in london with more, kitty. >> kitty: tensions are rising over coronavirus..s. has been critical of that. chinese authorities yesterday recalling on greater cooperation between the two countries on the pandemic and that is not over yet and even in wuhan, china, where the outbreak began, we are now seeing a restart of large-scale testing. that turnout has been so high, of course, concern about the sizes of the crowds that's gathered. now there have been some reports of new cases in wuhan since lockdown lifted over a month ago. in all over 4,600 people have died of the virus in china although that figure has, of course, have been widely questioned. president trump has often said that china is ultimately responsible for the global outbreak and critics say that the start china's control of the information flow did not help early warnings and denying country was responsible saying china had been a victim of the outbreak and ongoing dispute between the u.s. and china over coronavirus is threatening a trade deal between the two countries. the trade deal, of course,

the name of the album is homeless kitty. >> jimmy: of course. >> yeah.e walls ♪ grab you and take you down ♪ champion ♪ do another round ♪ gonna make you walk the walls ♪ take you down ♪ they will do another round ♪ gonna make you walls ♪ i'll grab you and take you down ♪ he crowns you champion ♪ do another round ♪ gonna make you walk the walls. >> yeah. so can we hear prius again? ♪ champion ♪ and do one other rou round. >> she said it 20 times. i still don't know what he's talking about. >> walk the walls. ♪ gonna make you walk the walls. >> how do you walk the walls. ♪ crown me champion ♪ when i walk the walls ♪ gonna go another round. sounds like some mma stuff. >> i thought it was like a video game or something. >> the cover is way better than the song >> jimmy: homeless kitty. i'll give the cover a thumbs up, if we're measuring by a thumbs director. >> no. >> jimmy: do you remember when siskel and ebert tried to up their game by making the thumbs higher. two thumbs way up. >> two thumbs way up actually three thumbs way down for that one. >> jimmy:

a lot of trophy animals, but his old buddy herb karas once found him hard at work on a cat, as in kittycat. "you mounting pets now," herb asked. well, steve explained that the animal belonged to a neighborhood woman and had been her beloved companion for 15 years. herb says steve was carefully adjusting the whiskers to give kitty the perfect feline expression, gazing lovingly at her owner. what a guy. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching and remember -- you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it! send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. >> announcer: a century-old amusement park that could be lost forever. >> we're dying on the vine down here. >> "our time is over." that's serious. >> announcer: a divided family on the verge of a painful split... >> no amusement park in the world has been owned by a family as long as this one. >> the family loyalties just tend to get disintegrated. it's just a pattern for disaster. >> announcer: ...and a reprieve from t

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kitty logan has more from london. >> tensions between the u.s. china continue to increase, following criticism by the u.s. government of china's handling of the coronavirus crisis. on friday, the chinese government called for greater cooperation between the two countries. the outbreak isn't quite over yet in china. in wuhan where the disease first broke out, authorities have restarted a large scale testing program. there have been some reports of new cases there, since the lockdown was lifted over a month ago. in all, over 4,600 people have died of the virus in china although that figure has been questioned. president trump has often said that china sult matly responsible for -- is ultimately responsible for the global outbreak. critics say china's control of the information flow hindered early warning about the disease. the chinese ambassador to britain denied his country was responsible saying china was a victim of the outbreak. the ongoing dispute between the u.s. and china over the coronavirus is threatening a trade deal between the two count

and carry 5 gallon jars of fresh clover honey for a kitty backstairs this lady is the witness who never forgets she hangs wet wash on the line in a stiff wind against a background of dust she yells at the dog catcher and cuts chicken to the bone she cries a long distance about this and that about the little man who is her son little son. who is her husband over an overseas sings the song her. kids. were ringback. you know are you. here you are. no your hair looks. let it snow what is going on. do you gentlemen nation oh. you know it said do you say there are madam please allow this let there. was form no oh you least installation. if you have any. chance for me to contact me. it was really shocking point to me. and i have to prepare myself you don't have to close it. dated. but now well this is what i was saying to me sarah a sunday at what's happening now i have to change gears to where i keep larry are sort of. horrible things that i can't believe myself sometimes when a close male. ways are waged. you know i tell you one thing. it's always in my mind. when. you stick your member when

6789 trillion dollars they've got another 60 trillion to go the globe is set to go to 100 percent kitty peeved at to the balance sheets of the central bank. this is what. design who sees us and the one who is going to discuss the system mix was assuming. this is a kind of nonsense and she this is supposed to stop this me just take my meds to make it happen cause the suit is not much loss. to the. business and this account is a problem. in the. betting magazines you can see i heard you decide to get insta. $0.03 runs. to defeat pomo industry will not be very. good to see me do this month. let's be honest. i give you here 2 feelings. seeking one line to the other one this formerly needs all of us to do it in the moment no muslim that means yeah the say is. same with this. one so it. was a. got up. to put up with. you you'll be so good. to belittle. the minds of god some of us of course all don't know how to deal. with the mahdi militia so palm oil is used for stuff no one really needs despite one of us was. always leftist just give to all of. this is kind of fun kind of that man lost enou

and carry 5 gallon jars of fresh clover honey for a kitty backstairs this lady is the witness who never forgets she hangs wet wash on the line in a stiff wind against a background of dust she at the dog catcher and cuts chicken to the bone she cries a long distance about this and that about the little man who is her son little son. who is her husband over and over she sings the song her dead. kid. you know you are now here you are. now your hair looks. alone. now what is going on. i mean to read it to you jeremy nation open up your fancy pronounce it a you know it says dear sarah or madam please allow this letter to sarah as formal notice of your lease cancellation. if you have any questions. or contact me. it was really a shocking point for me. and i have to prepare myself you don't have to close it dented. about now well this is what i was saying to me sarah they saw me at what's happening now i have to. keep larry was sort of. horrible things that i cannot believe myself sometimes when a close. i ways to wage. you know i tell you one thing. it's always in my mind. when. you stick you

to stick kitty's point about language, i heard you give a talk nuances of language the way that you haverned to talk to patients which was so beautiful at the end of the conference everyone should look at the recording it's really stunning thank you for the question. there is a silent army of 45 million caregivers in the country who are doing on some work. as you all know there's tremendous amount of work. also work that bestows a lot of gifts and a lot of lessons about living life. in every other part of your life. sitting with my father it became a matter of me really changing my whole metabolic rate my whole great pace of how i show up in the world. i had to synchronize to his time which was very slow, very quiet, and had a completely different set of needs that i had never really experienced. i am a parent so i am used to a completely dependent newborn and in some ways the experience is quite similar when you're doing with someone who is suffering. you're doing a lot of very slow feeding, slow cleaning, regular cleaning, you have to bring a lot of tenderness to bear. and mostly you h

don't miss our pieces of used cars pretty free chocolate lens with the kitties. it's been a great life. but what died in 1960. an aspirin but car dealer. we owe everything to the american car. without it, we cannot read. we didn't have enough food and suffering so our history begins the beginning of the american car ., no, some of us, having gone to college. we didn't go far in college we didn't do very well but we went. so i take the demise of the mark inc. i take it personally. i am mad. all are going to be like ralph nader. what fun to be to jump on him with both feet print and send the biggest squirting out of his quite and can bring an annoying 75 clearly insane, think we should do that. clint took more than one man in his ignorant and well-written book of unsafe at any speed direct the most important industry in the nation. the corvair and rough was just wrong about it high school girlfriend connie had a corvair. she was the worst driver in the world one of the fastest. she could not get yourself killed in it. it could not be done. so ralph was all right. t

and you will still be numbered, also, on top of those things, as kitty.at what happened and what we saw last night. congratulations to all you do! it is a pleasure to meet you, and the best to all you do, jackie. thanks for being with us on mornings on 2. >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you, jackie. >>> four celebrities are left on the season this year, the turtle, the frog, but don't forget the masked singer every wednesday night here on fox tv 2 at 8:00 p.m. >>> now here is your weather forecast. steve? >> all right, dave, thank you, sir. we'll get right to it. it is not taking long for those low 60s, if you get that northeast breeze, you are starting to see that, that is a very strong system that will bring a cooldown for the weekend. now, it is going to be sunny to warm, now in february lester we did not get any rain. so what kind of weather did they have in april and may of 1864? well, the city had 1.57. in may, they had 70 8/100. in 1864, it was dry. now what about may, it sure looks like some rain is on the way for early next week. four days away

pet the kitty. making stinkies. starting the motorcycle. vrrroom. making it rain.the anxious butterfly. sex on the beach. am i an expert? of course not. i am "the" expert. i am howie mandel, and i will teach you to clean your hands cleaner than they've ever been cleaned before. smell my finger. >> jimmy: wow. you know what? so many years of study. so many years of intense concentration, and it all, it's benefitting all of mankind now, thank you, howie mandel. howie, you have chosen our charity for tonight. each night we highlight a charity. i make a donation to that charity. you've chosen kids connect at ucla. tell us about that. >> they just do wonderful work for kids with autism and also their parents. it's just a great support group and a great system in teaching it. there are so few places that reach this level of support for, you know, kids with autism and families that are dealing with autism. >> jimmy: well, thank you for highlighting them. thank you for being with us, honest, i've been thinking about you since the very first day of this. and i hope you are

these include the assistant by kitty green, about a young woman who suspects the powerful media mogulual predator. you know you can always come to us, right? come to us first, 0k. and haifaa al—mansour‘s the perfect candidate, about a woman standing for political office in saudi arabia. hi, how's it going? i like your study. director hope dixon leach‘s latest film, a short as part of the uncertain kingdom, a series of reflections on modern britain, is now coming out online. she's also a founder of raising films, to highlight the lack of work—life balance for parents and carers in the industry. i think everybody suddenly realises how important childcare is and how important caring for our more vulnerable members of society is and we can see that so much of this labour is normally done by women. so there's the issue of childcare, precarious employment. what about the economics for production in the future, do you think? i think that fear is that after this, people will go backwards and they will be risk averse and women are still seen as a risk. there are millions of michelle and barack

there is not a lot left in the kitty for the second wave, if that actually comes.t trump wants to see is a v—shaped recovery, that is a steep plunge down at the beginning the crisis, followed by a rapid ascent back to some sort of economic normality as people and the lid has been put on the spread of the pandemic. —— as people believe. do you believe in this concept of a v—shaped recovery? well, it is possible to get a rapid recovery in some areas, for example, manufacturing, if you can get the supply chains working and if demand starts picking up. these are all big ifs. on the other hand, who is going to venture into a restaurant? even in china with all the tracking they are doing, you still see that many restaurants are half or three—quarters empty still. people are not confident enough to go into places which are very crowded. so, my sense is that any recovery is going to take place over time, especially in the high—contact service sectors, hospitality, travel, et cetera, but even in manufacturing, getting the supply chain synchronised and making sure your suppl

shows like this up the front take care of the sides fake fixing to force you to put stinky kitty body we know it's. for him all. your life the most bucks in the swiss if the print agreed to function it the bank leading the police and. i know this i could eat shit shit shit. out of. this for. hello there i'm in illinois and you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world got a lot to cover tonight so let's get started. breaking news to get you this now we're coming out of the middle east where the palestinian president mahmoud abbas just said that palestine is officially withdrawing from all agreements with israel and the u.s. so joining us now from tel aviv our very own paula slayer.

in the capital niceto some people hoping next prime minister my kitty my general will focus on the economy that does all really need to be a highly we don't have food we don't have jobs the thought is that we get our very little as a result they call and he's always down. don't think much will change their replacement i don't think he's going to do it in ok the expected outcome any difference it will make any difference because the same people same guys were removed from that it time and are still in government i actually out and blamed it on a loan for the problems of our government. lissett is new prime minister is under pressure to prove his leadership style will be different from his controversial criticism he also has to try to contain the chronic virus outbreak in a country of roughly 2000000 people many of whom are poor and struggling to make a living. palestinian president mahmoud abbas says palestine will not be barred by agreements with israel and the u.s. because israel's planned an exception of 30 percent of the occupied west bank addressing an emergency meeting a bass describe

taking a vicious toll on the city's elderly many of our residents here are a group of very hardcore kitty or machine of sorts so it's been trying for them and understandably so new data published in the lancet says that most elderly coronavirus patients put on ventilators at new york hospitals did not survive as of may 3rd more than 4800 people have died from the virus in nursing homes i think we need to start thinking about a different future i think we need. to think about a time where more and more of the care given our seniors is given to them at home according to the report which is consistent with clinical findings in china and europe shows that advanced age is the greatest factor for severe outcome especially when there are underlying health conditions such as diabetes or heart disease now that is that you watch him according to you and i know you probably know everybody you know that the older you get that we can your body your body get your system becomes weaker the virus also wreaking havoc on new york city correction officers so far nearly 1300 have tested positive for the viru

something about john kerry when he left and it's in a foreign nation he made with said this in the kitties when the politico if we keep he told us said this. 1st between you and your father your father never lied you will never tell the truth and if you don't do it if you don't change but he will trust you. said didn't try to 'd build syria when syria was in peace before 2011 if you go 20 kilometers away from damascus the capital there is no electricity there's no roads there's nor sewage water so to top that said note want to get that country he didn't build the country when he had the body stability when we talk about rami probably literally is going to really the heart of the community because i said mobilize the community survival that i would protect you from the other extremists in the here and there but the reality when the water stopped that people start to ask why we separate 500000 valid community 1000000 in order that you to stay in power and now we see how much money you have you and run it so i don't i disagree with both on the view that said this wrong i think is much weaker

in the capital my saddle some people hoping next prime minister my kitty my general will focus on the economy at this hour we need to be a 100 we don't health food we don't have jobs the thought is that we get out very little as a result they call and it's always down i this don't think much will change their replacement i don't think is going to do it in ok the expected outcome any difference it won't make any difference because the same people same guys we've been we've seen that it time and are still in government i actually out and blamed it on our loan for the problems of our government. lissett is new prime minister is under pressure to prove his leadership style will be different from his controversial criticism he also has to try to contain the chronic virus outbreak in a country of roughly 2000000 people many of whom are poor and struggling to make a living. still ahead here on al-jazeera the palestinian government takes a tough new stand over israeli plans to alex nearly a 3rd of the occupied west bank. the reins to evacuate millions in the path of a storm bearing down on ba

restaurant just down there that locally owned i spoke with the owners of this dry cleaning business just kitty corner there they were cleaning up # the post office is completely gutted and burnt. i want to there's a little apartment building 8 like that that's a serious it's not a senior apartment with senior living but i'm a lot of older residents live there and they were afraid they said that they heard shots and got you know they heard. they heard the building catch on fire and what that sounded like shots 0 so i don't know if any shots were fired but he said it just sounded like a huge boom and just i talked to the couple people who grew up. in this neighborhood and. they were just grief stricken with what they heard and what. allison we've now seen 3 nights of protests and obviously an enormous amount of violence last night particularly we've seen those pictures this morning of those fires still burning is there a fear that there will be more violence today potentially are people going to be gathering again do you think. i haven't heard of any gathering. places today but are you i'm sure

overwhelmed in the city of man hours but president continues to downplay the pandemic and is on the run kitty has are reports a face mask is projected on the statue of christ the redeemer the symbol of religion nato it's a call for awareness as the number of coronavirus cases keep rising across brazil. with president bush senator who has been marking the seas from the start keeps hugging and shaking hands with our allies and supporters. on sunday he once again led a protest in the capital brasilia against stay at home measures ordered by local governors as he fights against accusation of corruption from the country's congress and supreme court. the. fear that we want the true independence of the 3 powers not only a fraction of the constitution we don't want that enough with interference we want to admit any more interference i'm being very clear patience has run out last week both sanaa to replace the country's most popular and to corruption crusader former justice minister says your model who now accuses him of trying to meddle in police investigations against him and his sons but while the

kitty logan joins us with the accounting. hi, kitty. >> reporter: hi, leland.for this is increasing tensions between the u.s. and china. the u.s. government has been highly critical of china's handling of the coronavirus crisis. president trump has even threatened to cut trade ties over this. the chinese government yesterday calling the greater cooperation between the two countries over the pandemic and today in wuhan we saw the authorities have started there a large scale testing program, the turnout has been so high it's caused concern about the crowds gathering there. this is all because there have been some reports of new cases in wuhan since the lockdown was lifted there around a month ago. in all, around 4,600 people have died of the virus in china, although that figure has of course been questioned and president trump has often said that china is ultimately responsible for the global outbreak and critics say that china's control of the information flow at the very start stalled the early warning system about the disease. speaking in the u.k. two days ago

you will see for yourself when we interview the kitty, live at the 8:00 hour. >>> it is fun to try to guess. that is for sure. we are getting closer to 6:00. something that i am noticing, stephen, as we work from home, we know when the sun is coming up. it is coming up much earlier. >> i noticed that myself. daybreak, the cats meow. i beat you to it. if you want warm weather that will happen today. everything is setting the stage for today and tomorrow to be warm. your average high for this panel would be 74-79. fairfield and santa rosa are leading the way, livermore, 85 degrees. that is interesting. napa, from 87 to 90, livermore is 91, san jose is up to 86. there is an easterly breeze at livermore. 40s and 50s, los altos hills are much warmer. foster city and san carlos and san mateo are also warmer. there's a northerly component in oakland north, that is pretty warm temperatures around el cerrito, and for elsa brontc 47 in ukiah, 56 and sacramento. 58 in fresno. thursday and friday, temperatures are above average. 70s and 80s by the water's edge, 90s through the interior. temperatu

that little catch with the kitty. there goes meatloaf. you may recognize him from last weekend. he was a coder. last weekend he did yoga. now we have bird watching balls there. then we got dude in the corner. i want today bu bink's dog walking forecast. now he's taking a little bit of a nap. maybe i can turn the camera. there he is. we have today bu your dog walking forecast! we will be in the 50s early on. partly cloudy. by 11:00, 50s, 60s. i don't know if you guys can see. am i up on the screen? i'm not sure. >> yes. he's beautiful. >> i promised him a snack. so now i got to get him a snack. >> all right. well, enjoy your snack. thanks. >>> still ahead, if you have an upcoming dental appointment, we investigate the risks of covid-19 in the dental office next. and... let's get started. (music fades in) hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> nobody really loves going to the dentist and it is particularly unnerving high. dental offices are high risk environments for spreading the virus. while many dentists are setting up strong safety protocols, our investigative team has been hearing from some d