archival: a personal letter in words and music, sincerely yours, vera lynn.ng. oh, yes, i know, i've been singing a nice song in the theatres, variety theatres, we'll meet again, that's a nice... so that's when i chose we'll meet again as my fading out song on radio. and, of course, it's never left me. clearly we can overdo the comparisons with war, but there is something stunningly similar here, which is this whole notion of enforced separation and we're willingly doing it because we have some sort of faith that there will be an ultimate victory. so it is about separation which is endurable if there is a sense of purpose. archival: it's sort of wonderful where husbands and wives torn apart by war can be brought together by music. the fact that these songs were so emotional really worried the top brass of the bbc and one of them said, "how could men fit themselves for battle with such debilitating tunes ringing in theirears?" and the people who actually made the programmes visited the soldiers' camps and they could see for themselves not just that vera lynn w

sorry, lynne, isaid polly, i meant to ask lynn. i beg your pardon. will hear your full answer this time. after the lockdown, what the fear is that there will be a lot of arrangements that have gone on during the lockdown period to take young people abroad immediately once lockdown ends, so the fear is that once international travel is permitted again that there will be a larger than usual number because it depends how long we are in lockdown during the amount of time that people could not travel, so there is a real danger that there will be a big spike of people going as soon as as they allowed to travel internationally again. polly, we know the charitable sector funding has been squeezed before all of this. do you think charities and others who might be in a position to help will simply have the resources to reach out and try to help the people who are being forced into marriages that they don't want to be in? i know that we are all making contingency plans to continue our services. funding has always been an issue, especially for specialist service

. >> and i'm lynn keys, let's get right over to mary with the forecast. >>> lynn and michelle we will see temperatures climb especially inland into the low to mid 90s, even hotter than yesterday. here is a live look with our treasure island camera and mainly clear skies and temperatures in the 50s as we start off the day. let's check out how high the temperatures will get, we are looking at 75 in san francisco, 79 in oakland, upper 80s to near 90 in san jose and 93 in concorde. we will talk about the weekend, we are going to cool it down, and details on the next weather system coming up. now let's check in with gianna for the latest on some hotspots in the south bay. >>> thank you mary, we've got a few things bring out there so if you are taking to 80 or 87 my you got some activity with chp, the first is a broken down vehicle fire along to 80 as you work your way northbound around seventh street, tow trucks are headed to the scene and it looks like it is blocking the number three lane, some slight delays as you approach the area but things are moving fine pass that along northbound to

a personal letter in words and music, sincerely yours, vera lynn.” thought what are going to close theng in the theatres, variety theatres, macrow one, that's a nice... so that's when i chose we'll meet again as my fading out song on radio. and, of course, it's never left me. clearly we can overdo the comparisons with war, but there is something stunningly similar here, which is this whole notion of e nforced is this whole notion of enforced separation and we are willingly doing it because we have some sort of faith that there will be an ultimate victory. so it is about separation which is endurable if there is a sense of purpose. it sort of wonderful where husbands and wives torn apart by warcan be husbands and wives torn apart by war can be brought together by war can be brought together by music. the fact that these songs were so by music. the fact that these songs were so emotional really worried the top brass of the bbc and one of them said "how could men fit themselves for battle with such debilitating tunes ringing in their ears?" and the people who actually made the programmes

what about you, lynne? i'm sure you have many funny stories.e you had strange ones as well from that period? lexus is funny and strange. we spent a lot of time at camp david, as carl knows, after 9/11 it was the undisclosed location and we had our kids and it's the same as carl's story in the sense that you find joy in life even though you are in a dreadful time.we also had our dog a big labrador yellow lab named dave. dave was the level of our lives. we took them everywhere in camp david. dogs are allowed everywhere. except one day come, karl help me. as a laurel that we eat. >> yes. >> barney, who is the president's dog, kind of mean little scotty. >> mean little vaster. he used to bite me all the time. [laughter] >> barney was a troublesome dog. dave thought he was probably a squirrel. because it was kind of little so he set out after him. barney being chased by dave is going around it around at this table at high speed a while Ãb are going like this and the president walks in. he said, what is going on here? dick knowing this isn't a good t

tonight's memorial was streamed on jenny lynn foundation.org. and on the jenny lynn foundation facebook page. >>> a green light to reopen when they reopen their doors next week. >> it is focused on the whole state. we are concerned about our county. >>> plus, going slow. how barrett county is choosing to be cautious. they are facing a backlash from some of the residents. >>> mornings on 2 numb help you navigate the heat. >> san jose has opened five bowling centers today hydrated. and bay area traffic. >> just a few weeks ago there was no slow traffic, not the case anymore. >> the health department with a surge of covid-19 cases. >> i sit down with dr. oz. >> what parents need to know about serious illness related to covid-19 and its impact on children. >>> in nevada, casinos are preparing to reopen. tahoe such to begin operations on june 4th. in las vegas, the governor has lifted the shutdown, but nightlife will be limited. casinos there are also back in business, on june 4th. visitors will notice that things are a little different. temperatures

tonight's memorial was streamed on jennylynnfoundation.org and the jenny lynn foundation facebook page. >>> a group called concerned citizens is suing over a proposed safe sleeping site for the homeless. they are allowing tents to set up on an empty lot that used to be the site of a mcdonald's next to golden gate park. the group is concerned about the risk of transmission of coronavirus as well as crime and drug use. >>> new data from the governor's office shows that san francisco is lagging behind other bay area counties in securing hotel rooms for the homeless. the head of the city's human services agency says it is not quite that simple. he says that the state's numbers include hotel contracts that the city secured for essential workers that are not homeless but didn't want to risk bringing the coronavirus home. the supervisor has been fighting to get more homeless into hotel rooms. she says the mayor's office has been slow to response. >> we have been hearing excuses. being told our county is doing better than anyone else. when you look at the facts, that is not the case at all. >>

kpix 5's lynn are measure easy is live with that -- ramirez is live with that. >> reporter: these are are difficult times for restaurants. they're having to be very creative to drum up new business. but one where had that we saw today, take out beer and cocktails is an idea that has the chief concerned about duis. >> restaurants that are normally busy on cinco de mayo are empty. their dining rooms closed and they're only serving take out. but what some people are taking out is a new concern. this restaurant is advertising beer to go. and another restaurant is serving customers with cocktails to go. >> we thought we'd come in and get a swirl and ice tea and chips and guacamole to go. >> no one would comment t the police chief conc er and isitup d reble? >> ofwotarget that. if we see that occurring, we won't allow that to occur. >> san jose police all ready have a lot on their hands. garcia said his officers will be ready in case there's a repeat of crowds, cars, and reckless driving that occurred on sunday. but he said his officers will only enforce what he called public safety issues,

. >> reporter: 17-year-old joshua lynn thought he had his life all mapped out.more public high school. he was on the road to a top college and a career as a lawyer. >> i'm going to go to law school and pass the bar, be like you, ms. erin. >> reporter: and then in march, without much warning... >> all public schools in maryland will be closed. state of southd thecl o all schn carolina. >> 98.8% of our schools have closed down. >> no one truly had a plan in place for students to, you know, continue that learning at all. >> reporter: lynn and students throughout the country, including those in college, were suddenly forced to go home and learn remotely, either through online classes, paper packets, or lessons on tv. how big a deal it is. >> reporter: doug harris, a professor at tulane university in new orleans, is studying the impact of coronavirus on schools. >> 25 million students are not in school, which hasn't happened. >> reporter: the pandemic has broadened in inequities that already exist between students. with so many at home without computers or internet s

lynn mahoney, san francisco state's president. thank you so much for spending a few minutes with us to talk about how you are going to move forward given all the changes and next school year will look a lot different. we appreciate your prior or priorities so the students get the best education they can. we're going to take a short break on air. >>> welcome back. we're now able to bring you more content now that we have this platform at 3:00 today. that means we get more from dr. patel. he's part of our coronavirus team of experts. every day he's going to talk directly to you in a segment we're calling doctor's note. >> you've probably seen scary headlines about a rare mysterious illness lijd to children and covid-19. dr. patel, i'm going to give you an overview and tell you what you need to know. doctors are calling this illness, pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome. based on how it's presenting, it's compared to two other diseases, toxic shockd kawasaki. kawasaki is a rare illness causing inflammation in the art lis and a

. >> yes, the breeze kicked in, but we had 100's and lynn. unless you are well inland, the forecast today will make an impact. temperatures will start to cool off. concord hit 100. santa rosa, 96 degrees. so, yes. if you think there are records, there were. livermore, from 100 degrees down to 92. a southwind, there is no east wind anymore. 50s and 60s. i see a lot of minor signs. it is cooler here. novato and hayward are -10 degrees. the onshore breezes and place, southwest, do west at 20 miles an hour. the elevations have the onshore breeze, this will be a very interesting low by saturday. today and tomorrow they will track towards us and usher in -- lifting the fog back in tomorrow. much cooler friday. it looks like it is producing rain, the majority of it will be north of san francisco, towards napa and santa rosa. this does not mean that -- of these are impressive or may. eureka got over an inch of rain. saturday, you can cut that back. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. the temperatures are on their way down. we will cloud up. there will be rain and

it has been commissioned to raise funds for the dame vera lynn children's charity.munitions factories and married her sweetheart, joe, a soldier, during the war. "darling, please be careful of those flying bombs. i'm so worried about you. everything is ok with me, dear, and there is nothing i want you to send me...unless you could get mum to wrap you up in a neat parcel, label it with utmost care and send it to me, urgent." "my dearestjoe, i heard one of your songs on the radio at lunchtime. i remember when you used to sing it to me and sometimes play it on the gramophone at home and we'd dance together, darling. i would love to be dancing with you just now. " the words of lovestruck newlyweds, married in 1944 and kept apart by conflict. but through more than 700 letters, joe and audrey gerrans were never far from each other‘s thoughts. and i wrote everything in those letters. i mean, people would say, "what the hell do you write about every day?" because some of them were 17 and 18 pages long! and joe used to say it was as if i was in the next room, he never, ever

on saturday, low clouds are back and they are making a push and lynn. see low clouds often the distance. 50-60 and livermore. compared to yesterday, it is 10 degrees cooler. novato it is 13 degrees cooler santa rosa at -9. the low is going to left with a fog bank and usher in rain and thunderstorms on saturday. i will have more on that in 10 minutes. highand 70s. we are beginning the cooldown, and it has started. let's go over to sal. >>> we see more people out at the bay bridge, and traffic is moving along very well at interstate 880. you can see traffic is moving along well. there are no major problems at the bay bridge, but there's a backup at the bay bridge, this is a normal thing. the back to it. there have been no problems on the span, and this is a look at the san mateo bridge. let's go back to the headlines. >>> we are starting with the latest from minnesota. another night of violent protests over the death of george floyd during the police arrest, allie rasmussen is here, you have all of the developments and information, good morning. >> report

foundation.org or on the jenny lynn foundation facebook page. >>> famed playwright, larry kramer has died, his husband says the 85-year-old kramer died today in manhattan of pneumonia. kramer was a cofounder of the activist group, act up, which created clinical pressure focusing on ending the aids crisis and roused thousands to protest in the early years of the epidemic. kramer's voice and pen also raised theatergoers consciousness about aids. the screenplays he wrote include lost horizon, sissy scrapbook and the destiny of me which was a finalist for the surprise 1993. >>> coming up at 6:00, a use of federal law aimed to keep repeat offenders behind bars. why that has been more difficult during this pandemic. stark also tonight, a bus on the high seas, $53 million worth of contraband by a coast guard crew and the pacific. narrator: here are aarp top tips on caregiver preparedness during coronavirus. learn more on our website. >>> the alameda county sheriff's department says repeat offender hasn't spent any significant time in jail because of the current verse pandemic. today, deputi

archival: a personal letter in words and music, sincerely yours, vera lynn.ing stunningly similar here, which is this whole notion of enforced separation and we're willingly doing it because we have some sort of faith that there will be an ultimate victory. so it is about separation which is endurable if there is a sense of purpose. archival: it's sort of wonderful where husbands and wives torn apart by war can be brought together by music. the fact that these songs were so emotional really worried the top brass of the bbc and one of them said, "how could men fit themselves for battle with such debilitating tunes ringing in theirears?" and the people who actually made the programmes visited the soldiers' camps and they could see for themselves not just that vera lynn was really popular, but there was absolutely no sign whatsoever that their resolve to fight was being weakened. this was a real moment in history when emotions were ok, even among fighting men, and it was also a moment in history, really, that was a lesson for the old guard that, actually, it was

you've never known any different, people like us, want to say, what was it like to have vera lynn as i think she was famous before you were born. yes, when you grow up in an atmosphere where your mother is so famous, it is natural, you have never known anything else. i don't know what it is like not to be. what are your memories of her working so hard when you were a little girl? well, she was always very careful to be home for birthdays, christmases, holidays. those kind of events. so that there was some flow of family life. that was some flow of family life. that was always terribly important to her. and which of course was good for us. you retained that familial feeling. it is very important. and will you and she be singing along to her own song tonight? yes, we all will. there is quite a lot of us in the house, who live in it. i'm sure we will all be doing that and possibly raising a glass of something sparkling at the same time. i hope so, absolutely. you are the very people who should. we wish you a wonderful evening and i hope some closer celebrations whenlike dn is over. than

up to the 16 states to decide when and how those premises are going to reopen said today it was in lynn on monday we will see dining facilities with outdoor seating opening in bavaria and also in other states like west and pomerania it began last weekend now there was a bit of a publicist stunt in a cafe there with various guests being told that they had to wear hats with swimming noodles on them to make sure that people will keeping socially distanced but on a more serious note in other places there are all these various rules health and safety rules in place such as people having to write down the names and addresses of each. yes making sure that only 2 households can sit at one table and the list goes on all to make sure that people remain say so while there are some restraint and his choosing to remain closed this chance yeah well according to the hotel and destroying the meat industry association and who he was speaking to today it's partly because of those health and safety rules that social distancing making it very difficult for small cafes to be able to open but also because of

when i joined by in stockholm he's the grandson of us with lynn curran and the c.e.o. of the us with clinton company and co initiator of the international campaign pippi off today all the thank you for joining us you chose people also working for compassion for girls today girls who are on the move what do you hope to achieve with this campaign. well they muppet campaign which we are doing will save the children now which we are very happy tori's to primarily to raise awareness regarding the situation that the guards that have been forced to move from their own. are in countering their difficulties and also of course to generate funds for the programs that are supposed to support busy them in their in the long run so primally to 2 purposes raise awareness and gave money that can be used for these. children. a bit the stories are 75 years old now why do you think she's still such a relevant role model for girls. uh that's a really interesting question. i mean she wasn't really intended to be a role model when my grandmother wrote the story about p.p. a hostage wrote the

please welcome doctor lynn cheney and karl rove with the moderator. [applause] you don't want to call up the steps when you enter. you are on the right. [laughter] welcome, everybody. i'm susan eisenhower and it's a terrific pleasure to be here today to have a conversation with doctor cheney and karl rove. this is an honor for me and they treat to be able to have kind of an intimate conversation about the executive power in the united states to actually wield power along the president of the united states and also to talk about what it's like to be behind the scenes. let me say very quickly if i cough i am not sick. >> you came back with a bad cough. [laughter] >> are you feeling all right? >> i had to clean up somebody's fireplace the other day and inhaled some fire smoke so in any case don't be alarmed if i find myself coughing. let me just say it is a thrill to talk to again as i had some experience as a child with what it's like to be in the company of people that wield enormous power to observe the pressures of the job along with the loneliness y

i did have a girlfriend, i wasn't sort of romantically involved as it were at that time, so vera lynn'sey did not mean as much to me as they did for slightly older men. and just a thought about the subsequent generations. what have you told your children and grandchildren? how much did they know about your life and those of your contemporaries and what he went through? do you talk about it a lot? i do, yes. i know that a lot of people say that their father or grandfather never talked about the war. certainly in world war i. i think it is easier today. my war i. i think it is easier today. my grandson in sand wedge, he of course is not going back to school, but he is doing it from home on a computer, and yesterday he was writing an essay on the battle of the somme, which started injuly of the somme, which started injuly of the first 1916. i was delighted that this school are making it certain that children do remember. absolutely, and he must be very proud of you. thank you so much. john roberts, very good of you to give us your time. a pleasure to speak to you and an honour to speak to

the wartime favourite we'll meet again, the song made so popular by ‘forces' sweetheart‘ dame vera lynnroughout the day to commemorate the 75th anniversary of ve day. a two—minute silence was held at 11 o'clock this morning to mark the day in 1945 when britain and its allies accepted the unconditional surrender of nazi germany, bringing the war in europe to an end. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. in streets largely deserted due to the lockdown, britain remembered and gave thanks for the day when the second world war in europe came to an end. the nation's tribute was led by the prince of wales, with the duchess of cornwall, at the war memorial on the balmoral estate. a cannon at edinburgh castle marked the start of the two minutes' silence, and carefully managed moments of remembrance across the nation. at balmoral, as the silence ended, the prince of wales laid his wreath in tribute to the second world war generation which overcame the tyranny of nazi germany. the cost had been high. nearly 400,000 members of britain's armed services lost their lives in the second w

a bit warmer tomorrow and lynn. at the coast and around the bay, the same as we can little bit of fog coming back in. they will shift to a point. this was taken by a friend of mine in pacifica. this was the sunset. just a beautiful night before the super moon. pretty good visibility. tomorrow night is going to be hard to get that shot. golden gate bridge shows fog. in your daytime highs tomorrow. because it is going to start off pretty one. into the mid-97 degree range. in places like clayton. along the coast a little bit cooler. tomorrow is going to end up being the warmest day of the week. i think today was the warmest around the bay. when i come back we will put it all together. we will give you that plan for the weekend.>>> the last closed beaches are now scheduled to reopen. a state agency approved plans to reopen huntington and laguna. they were shut down by governor newson after attracting tens of thousands of people during the recent heat wave. people will have to follow social distancing guidelines. you can

and europe remember we take a virtual tour of lynn 75 years gone from the defeat of nazi germany in the 2nd world war. i'm new phenomenon welcome the u.s. justice department has asked a judge to drop its criminal case against president all trumps former national security adviser michael flynt in 2017 flynn created guilty to lying to f.b.i. officials during an independent investigation into russia's interference in the 26000 presidential election the move from the justice department comes as flynn was attempting to withdraw that plane. correspondent stephanie months is following the story for us in washington stefan could you 1st quickly walk us through the flynn case. so as you pointed out before. michael flynn was a national security advisor for president trump in 2017 in less than a few months then he was dismissed by the president because he was caught lying officially lying to the prez to the vice president pence about his contacts to the then russian ambassador to the united states however there was an investigation done against flynn he was a crown witness for the more investigati

munich face a tricky trip to lynn on sunday they are keeping themselves away from the cameras for now the defending champions are 4 points above dortmund with 9 games left but the title run in movie like nothing we have seen before. this is d.w. news remember you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our web site at any time that's dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and it's rob thanks for. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona up to. 19 special next on d w. w's crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention and sustainable production. all of the sos are available online and of course you can share and discuss on w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters to no. canadian broadway star nick was in intensive care for about 3 weeks we've covered 19 then don't has had to amputate the 41 year old's right leg blood clots had caused irreversible damage. the cas

different things that distract different people but i would have thought the discovery in a case like lynn versus joins -- clinton versus jones, as you argued the proceedings here. mr. sekulow: clinton was in federal court and this is state court. that was a civil case and this is a criminal case, and as this court noted on page 691, if in fact that case had originated in the state court, it would raise different issues than separation of powers concerns over local prejudice, and this court said that any direct control by a state court over the president may implicate concerns that are different under separation of that -- thomas: just a couple of questions. i am interested in whether or not you can point us to some during theguage ratification process that provides for this immunity. couple,low: there is a there was colloquy between adams and one senator where they talked about process against the president and they took the position that any process would be constitutionally problematic. jefferson of course wrote in the letters that he had regarding the subpoenas that allowing local magi

reigning champions in byron munich have just taken on when young barry lynn in the capital here sports reporter jonathan crane is outside the ground. fire nick did it again and we hear that robin that live in dodge city might have had something to do with it tell us more. rob 11 doff ski who are cynically scored from the penalty spot just before half time to give bryant one goal lead his 26 goal of the season itself 140 competitions season in a row he's managed the irony of course for early on if coronavirus had happened leveled off he wouldn't even played because of an injury but he scored tackles fluent in this game they weren't shy about that it was a tight affair and it was only until 10 minutes from the end point out the french defender heading in to make the game safer by and to know how to say it was really strange atmosphere of course without the fans if you go around and listen you can hear the players talking the voice is occurring inside the stadium this is usually a stadium that has a lot of passion a lot of noise a small this kind of stadium i think you know i'm going to m

for ten weeks, lynne loomes had to stay at home. she is among the most vulnerable to coronavirus. aside from family time in the garden, only an essential trip to the hospital was allowed. i sat in the car for about ten minutes trying to pull myself together to actually get out. once out and in the hospital, i have to say everybody was fantastic but it has actually got harder as some of the rules have eased because we know it doesn't really change for us as a family. now ministers have announced the 2 million or so people who have been shielding in england will be allowed outside from tomorrow, as the lockdown is gradually lifted. the uk's covid—19 alert system suggests restrictions can be eased at level three, but it's currently at four, so is the government acting too soon? the number of new cases is down by over 800, week on week. the number of covid—19 patients in critical care is down by over 200. the number of deaths week on week from friday is down by 27. so because we have made that progress steadily, slowly, surely, week in,

still and lynn tomorrow. instead of upper 90s. we are thinking upper 80s.alking about a rain chance. will have that forecast coming up in a bit.>>> thank you so much. >> during business in public spaces.>> there is a really urgent need. >> the idea being considered that would allow businesses to operate.>>> he survived a tiger attack. up next the entertainer of sick freedom roy has died. across america, business owners are figuring things out. finding new ways to serve customers... connect employees... and work with partners. comcast business is right there with you. with a network that helps give you speed, reliability and security. and enough bandwidth to handle all your connected devices. voice solutions like remote call forwarding and readable voicemail. and safe, convenient installation. when every connection counts, you can count on us. get the connectivity your business needs. call today. comcast business. >>> half of the famous matching deal has died after being infected with the coronavirus. he issued a statement saying the world lost one of the gr

9000000000 euro lifeline to airline giant tons of the carrier has been locked in talks for weeks with lynn resulting in a bailout to survive the coronavirus travel slump i've all goes through the deal will be the largest german corporate rescue since the crisis struck. lufthansa's airplanes sit motionless on the airfield in frankfurt their engines covered in plastic it's an image that symbolizes the weeks of standstill the company experienced during the corona crisis with hardly any flights or passengers or revenue but now the german government will be helping with an emergency relief package worth 9000000000 euros after a long fight over the deal's fine print an agreement has finally been reached we want to make sure that germany maintains its leading position in the field of civil aviation it's about helping a company that's rich in tradition get through the difficulties they were confronted with during the corona pandemic and steered towards a more healthy future. over the last few weeks there a few airplanes took off or landed the majority of those that did were cargo planes thousands

he had a small role in the mmene that lynn nick be fired.he president has repeatedly shown and voiced opposition his agency's watchdogs fixated on getting rid of those he sees as obama loyalists who are not significantly loyal to him. >> did i hear inspector general? it is wrong. i'll tell you about it. >> michael at tin son sparked what became the investigation and impeachment proceeding of the president. atkinson was fired last month. the pentagon's acting inspector general glen fine overseeing spending on coronavirus response was removed from the top job. two weeks ago, the official of health and human services was replaced after investigators found shortages of testing kits and masks along with delays in the coronavirus test results. >> where did it come from? the inspect for general. what was his name. >> three of the four were dismissed late friday night. >> nancy pelosi blasted it saying it accelerated trump's dangerous pattern of retaliation and those conducting oversight on behalf of the american people. he will now be replaced with

i'm now joined by a christian lynn my from the world health organization in geneva christian the w.h.o. says 106000 new cases have been reported in the last 24 hours the most in a single day since the outbreak began as lockdown was pictures i eased in many places but still far from out of the wood zoe. indeed we are going to take to you. if we look at the global trends we do not see a decrease we actually see a small incline so that shows us that 6 seche as you just mentioned the going down of sega's in central europe and also in some other parts of the world is not the complete picture it's not that if we chart also like turning off the faucet and then suddenly just no more drops of cases anymore the cases continue and actually we will see more cases and many other countries who have been only starting to be hit by the virus now and who may have a weak the health system especially the cases in brazil also show us that it is important to have also side the approach to social sites and the coronavirus to fighting the great because this way you need to include instead of polarizing you n

you will get 90s and lynn, and all you will need is help with the onshore wind. it will kick in later tonight and into the weekend, temperatures will plunge from today's highs and yesterday's highs, they will take a tumble into the 70s and 60s by the time we get into monday. what about rain? it will look like it. this will be monday afternoon. you are saying amounts a quarter of an inch to a half inch, which is may be good for some and not good for others. this will not be until we get towards early next week. your eyes today, way above average. by tomorrow, we will drop to average inland, by the time we get to monday. look for temperatures to start to tumble tomorrow. >>> thank you, coming up, several people arrested, being part of an east bay gang, the fbi tells us how this particular gang terrorized local communities for months. >>> plus, flying could be a lot different for quite a while. scientists are developing a vaccine for coronavirus, and we will tell you how frontier airlines are trying to make things safer for passengers. >>> oakland streets will shut

it has been commissioned to raise funds for the dame vera lynn children's charity.e would show you that because it's lovely! it is ten minutes past eight. let's talk a little more about the economy and how it has affected businesses in particular. it's a tough time for many companies and employers. one area that's already been badly hit is the tourism trade. so how have businesses been affected and what can they do to cope? adam mcclean reports from blackpool. here in blackpool, the beaches are almost empty. for the very first time, spring didn't come with a wave of visitors. for businesses like this bed and breakfast, the timing couldn't have been worse. you've refurbished, you've refreshed, you've redecorated, you've got your property ready for the coming season. and just when you're pushing the boundaries of your overdraft limit is when easter lands and ordinarily — and the weather we've had this easter — blackpool would have been absolutely chockablock. and that would have given us our first financial burst, if you will. for these businesses every day in season

that many newly minted doctors will be heading straight to the front lines of this pandemic reporter lynnth talked with morehouse a medical school graduate about her next steps. school of medicine scenes like this are playing out all across the country for the class of 2020. >>virtual graduation ceremony, it's good for morehouse school of medicine 4th year student helene aka perry. it's a little hard to accept. >>it kind of feels a little and disappointing because it's what you kind of dream of this day for so long. >>it was inspired to pursue a career in medicine while on a mission trip to ghana during her undergraduate steps and knew that i wanted to work in an underserved population to really serve those who truly needed my help and didn't have the resources or the insurance or the money to. >>the able to afford the medical team that they need us all just how big the need was that inspired me to want to serve underserved populations since then covid-19 has drastically impacted her chosen field. >>and the reality of entering the health care profession during this global crisis. it elici

. >>> 7-day forecast, friday and during the day saturday, mid- 70s in lynn, mid to upper 60s by the bayd the rain returns saturday night. >>> a lab in the east bay has come up with a hand sanitizer specifically for nurses battling the pandemic, how you can help. >>> a project in the east bay proving we are better together, a lab is making hand sanitizer specifically for nurses in the fight against covid-19, the formula does more than just kill infectious germs, it also soothe skin like lotion, in spite of constant washing, and the group making it is just giving it away. >> hand sanitizer is key, for these nurses to have their own hand sanitizer made by a well renowned chemist, just for nurses, this is their supplier. when they need it, we've got to, we send it free.>> the group making the sanitizer is called hand-to-hand, coast-to- coast, a gofundme page, they're hoping to raise enough money to give away 1 million units.>>> coming up in sports, the most bizarre rendition of happy birthday you will ever hear, and should the nba actually cancel >>> the warriors jim bob myers said golden s

five >> alameda county allows curbside pickup while berkeley maintains maintains its own rules for lynn with the pandemic . that's it for the news at 5:00, the news at 6:00 begins right now. >>> some businesses can reopen with limitations, but will customers come? the lessons from some retail stores that opened last week. >> i'm juliet goodrich, tesla workers are back on the job, today they were greeted by a number of supporters who say they want all businesses to be reopened. we will hear from them, coming up. >> more than 100 trailers in san jose sat empty for nearly two months, why? and why did city officials not move them people into them sooner? >> and after nearly two months of shelter in place, one by one, local counties are loosening restrictions on some businesses. good evening, i am alan bartman . in san francisco and san francisco will begin limited reopening this monday may 18th. san mateo county will go even further, allowing some nonessential businesses to reopen. santa clara counties keeping permanent instructions in place through this month. let's go to kenny choi, some

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lynn mcconnell frequently highlights the heroism of our central quarters. i applaud him for that. but why don't we in addition giving speeches on the floor, put a little money in the pockets for the extra expenses they are undergoing. why is there not an urgency to provide hazard pay. that is in hospital. leader mcconnell and president trump have placed greatco emphas on reopening the country as quickly as possible. that is something we all want to see. so how do we achieve that safely. far and away. the mostes important factor of reopening the economy is testing. we are far behind where we should be. despite the president lies in restaurants but testing, our present on march 6 i think it was, anyone who wants a test, that is not to date diluting the american people. to say what pops into your head so it sounds good to the media. it seems to be the presidents ammo. it is moscow . everyone knows that until this crisis is over, and on into the future, we will need personal protective equipment to begin safely returning to work. as i mentioned, i will in the floor, this mask made in

this is dirty lynn martinez graduating from central valley high school. her family describes her as a goofy girl that loves churros. me too. you can share your graduation photos with us at kpix.com. include their name and something about them. no professional photos , please. you can see them on tv. >>> thank you for watching as 6:00, the news will stream on cbs and bay area. the cbs evening news is next captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ a o'donnell: tonight, most of america begins to reopen as fears mount of a second wave. 35 states ease restrictions, which means millions moreshop malls, movie theaters, and restaurants. but are people afraid to go? california closes many popular beaches because of big crowds. and tonight, this scene in michigan: protesters, some of them armed, ca demandihe governor reopen. economic despair: 30 million file jobless claims in the past six weeks. plus, a mile-long line for food in dallas. "operation warp speed": the ambitious plan to have 300 million doses of a covid-19 vaccine ready by the end of the >>ar.

. >> ladies and gentlemen, jason lynn young did not murder his wife.murder their unborn son. and this case has not been solved. >> who better to make that argument than jason young himself? but so far, remember, he had never said a word to anyone about that november night in almost five years silence. >> it's always a big decision for defense attorneys whether or not to call their client. >> beth karas is a former prosecutor and legal analyst who covered the trial. >> this is a case that really begged for jason young to testify. >> why after all of this time? >> if he's truly innocent, get on the stand and tell the story. >> we call jason young. >> with his mother sitting in the front row, jason young prepared to do just that. defense attorney brian collins hit it hard off the top. >> did you kill your wife michelle? >> no, sir. >> were you there when it happened? >> no, sir. >> what about jason's missing hush puppies that matched the partial shoe print? he no longer owned them, he said. >> were those the shoes you had on november 2nd? >> no, sir. >> t

abc7 anchor deon lynn has the story of feed your hospital, how asian americans from across the country are pitching in. >> reporter: with dozens of takeout containers filled to the brim, it is a welcome site. reminder of life with the pandemic. >> it is wonderful. i'm so glad. >> reporter: perhaps more special than being busy during a time when 30,000 restaurants could close permanently is the mission behind the meals. >> 50% of asian restaurants are now closed, not going to open up again. they are vulnerable and not only are they vulnerable as front line workers, they're vulnerable because of their race. >> reporter: thai table is the first to participate in an effort called feed your hospital. ascend, the largest nonprofit pan-asian organization for professionals partnered with the philanthropic group, after recognizing how asians were impacted by shelter in place and xenophobia. >> go back to where she came from. >> reporter: shows 1500 coronavirus discrimination incidents in a month. the hospital aims to show the positive impact by asian americans. >> hopefully that eases some of t

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. >> so this is commissioner lynn and i agree with supervisor preston, i think, because if we move to item 7, 8, all of the comments will be related to item number 12 and holding up a lot of these items. so moving off of item number 12, hopefully when we go back to item 7 up to 11, most of the comments, most for item 12 will be done. so i agree to move item 12 right up before item 7. >> well, any other comments? any other comments from the director o? >> you know, i think it's six one and a half dozen of the other because i've seen many of the communications come through earlier today and the messages are all similar and the public wants to speak. i think if we call the kaiser question now and let folks speak, i know you're considering limiting the comment to one minute, which would give us the opportunity to accommodate more callers because i know they don't want to sit on the phone either and that might be a good solution and we'll see how it goes. >> ok, so are we going to move item number 12 up to our next agenda item instead of item number 7? is this a consensus and we limit the

. >> we have a question from lynn asking if there's anything you tried to grow at monticello book -- but could not because of the environment. thomas jefferson: you are asking me of my many failures in the garden. i say, yes, many. but know this. i always try to plant an overabundance, a great variety, a flowers and plants. the reason is because i know there will be a failure. but rest assured, we will always have successes. i am afraid i have failed, if you will, with the pear. i have failed with the plum, almonds, apricots, i have never been successful with olive tr ees. i speak of the foreign vines. that has remained a great failure. we need not pursue that any further. your next question. stephen: well, actually, mr. president, we have people wondering. mr. jefferson: i need not pursue my attempts of cultivating wine. now, mr. light, if you ask me about my efforts, i can assure you this. i continued to cultivate wine. it has been the foreign wines that have been the failure. our native vines, they continue to flourish as they have from time immemorial, and i refer to them as musc

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lynn? >> we are here in san jose. normally the epicenter stick with the mile celebrations. there is actually quite a lot of cars on the roadway right now. if you are playing loud music but that is about it. practically nobody on the sidewalks. it has been rather calm and police are on hand to make it stays that way. >> a strong presence in the parking lots. >> alejandra reyes is usually a lot more lively. but this year has been calm. that was not the case sunday afternoon. thousands of cars and people jammed up the streets and parking lots between east side and downtown san jose. all ignoring shelter in place orders and social distancing guidelines. >> we do have teams ready to go disbursing crowds if needed. >> they say they will be ready in case there is a repeat. they're enforcing what they're calling public safety issues. >> you have individuals being released for major type crimes. to expect police officers to go to crowds and give citations or arrests break on based on public issues. >> it was one of the most low- key so good miles here. it is a cultural tradition. >>