some big video game news, the madden franchise will be a part of the video game universe. owners have approved an extension of their deal with electronic art. the nfl and ea had a relationship for 30 years. the current contract was set to expire after the 2021 season. the new exclusive deal runs through 2026. more than 330 million hours of madden have been played since it was released last august. large increases in game play during the past few months. people are stuck at home. madden nfl 21 will come out in early august with the first looks of the game coming next week. long lines at your local game store. kari hall, back over to you. >> my husband will probably be in that line. right now at 4:44 we are starting out with a look live right now in the tri-valley as we check out dublin and our temperature trend today. we are going to start out with some upper 50s but then some low fef 70s. >>> and a good friday morning to you. taking a live look out at the golden gate bridge. can't tell it's the golden gate bridge. fog is certainly in effect this morning but, yes, we are he

and so with maddened efforts to stem prejudice and intolerance which too often resulted in cruel andicious treatment of those suffering from contagious diseases. despite the raging panic of ignorance, scientists of many nations went to work, painfully belabored to bring such light of knowledge, using every means of communication to share their findings with each other. it was the dutchman who, with research health, provided scientists everywhere with a new and powerful version of the microscope. now at last he hidden enemy could be examined under the -- the hidden enemy could be examined under the probing searchlight of science. the hunt was on for contagious diseases and their causes were -- wherever they existed. in italy, a scientist pioneered the work on the origin and growth of microscopic organisms. he proved that fermentation only -- did not take place in sealed onlyiners but occurred through contact with microorganisms in the air. jenner in england painstakingly developed vaccination and a little english girl was the first two wins at the sting of a vaccination needle. -- to

ann madden, mike madsen, jim carroll, william lang, tony stallings.n normal times it would take months to stand up one facility like this, but honeywell has built this in less than five weeks, creating 500 new jobs in arizona and another 500 jobs in rhode island. together, these new factories will soon produce more than 20 million n95 respirators every single month, a truly miraculous achievement. we are grateful to be joined by secretary of labor, jean scalia and governor doug ducey. what a fantastic governor he is. where is doug? thank you, doug. [applause] you are doing a fantastic job. he already won his election by 17 points, so i don't have to praise him too much, but i will say that he has been a fantastic governor and you people recognize it. that's why he had what they say is a walk. that's very good. we are proud of you, doug. anything we can do, you're going to call me. we don't have to worry about that. he calls me plenty. he calls me plenty. because he is doing his job. i want to thank you both, and jean, you are doing a fantastic job. th

thisat we said earlier morning, that it was maddening -- the officers are putting themselves in danger. while we understand their rights it is not to destroy the city. >> [indiscernible] know thater: well, we people who were destructive last night are not likely curfew so the chief deploying that plan will address how to deal with crowds. groups thatal with split off from the main crowds. >> [indiscernible] left, right wing. what are you saying to the residents of d.c. who were out yesterday and what is your message? think you heard the chief, the people who were arrested by mpd were a mix of people, and i would say that was my impression also. i think especially the early day it was largely peaceful. as the evening went on that changed to kind of a bent on destruction. i think what the chief reports to me is many seemed organized and had tools to break windows materialso distribute among them. so i would say the thing that we were struck by, it's an organized group bent more on destruction than protest. >> any names? know.bowser: i don't any other questions? yes. mark? you tell us wha

with ea sports wher basically people can go play fantasy games and simulated nfl games using the madden technology that ea sports has. and that's been a really popular one. table tennis has really taken off. that's a sport that works contactless. so that didn't slow down too much and, you know, we are starting to see other things come back. korean baseball has actually been really popular for us i think what it shows you is there is a lot of pent-up demand for sports people are hungry for sports to come back. they are sitting at home they want sports and hopefully we'll see some of our favorites come back soon enough. >> you know, i was watching the espn site on draft day day before and day before i said, oh my god, there's just endless articles about who is going to get drafted first and then i realized i bet it was prompted by draft kings. i mean, you wanted knowledge so that you could bet on the draft king site. >> well, i think the draft this year was -- you know, same thing. it was kind of one of the only things going on. and we saw huge growth in draft betting and, you know, engag

and the thing that's maddening is that there's no dispute about this. this is just a biological fact. >> how did it get to be so partisan, gov.? >> it's very disappointing to me, because when this started out, we had a very unified, very bipartisan approach to my state. i appreciated some republicans speaking up in favor of it, but, frankly, when the president asks americans to conduct illegal activity and ignore the clear orders of governors that were the law of their respective states, that was just kind of a signal to his colleagues thinking, this is how they're going to do battle, politically. and it's very, very unfortunate. because i can tell you the majority of republicans in my state get what they're doing. they get it. they care about their loved ones as much as i do. they understand science. and this is just a bunch of elected folks trying to make a little statement rather than a rationale, unified approach. and our team has functioned very well. beating viruses is the ultimate team sport. and our team in washington has been very effective, bo

as you can imagine, this was maddening to the people of alaska. those who violated senator stevens' constitutional rights -- and, by the way, forever changed the political landscape not just in alaska, but in america. don't get me going about what happened there. that these prosecutors couldn't even be held accountable and were not held accountable because they weren't instructed by the district court about the brady evidence requirements that they learned in law school their first year. so in response to the stevens case and due to growing concerns about the unfortunate frequency of brady evidence violations by prosecutors, a number of federal district judges began issuing specific local rules or standing orders that explicitly remind prosecutors of what they learn in their first year in law school, which is you have to turn over brady evidence. but the federal judicial conference advisory committee on the rules of criminal procedure procedure -- so essentially the judges that advise on the rules -- have consistently declined to require all feder

with the good weather, even rusty golfers will be thrilled to get back on the greens and play the maddening game they love so much. >> it will take time to get back in to it and to really be able to hit the ball and that sort of thing. >> reporter: speaking of greens, if your grass is looking a little seedy these days, fear not. tomorrow landscape workers will be legal again and nurseries will be open to serve them. although the nursery in danville has been open and doing booming business because they also sell plants that can produce food. >> as soon as we get a flat or two of tomatoes in, they hit the table and they're gone. >> reporter: the real estate market has also been limited lately because realtors could only show vacant homes. houses with people still living in them could only be viewed virtually. >> when you're looking at a first time home buyer or traditional home buyer, they want to touch and feel a house. and when you are looking at it online, it's kind of tough to do that. >> reporter: tomorrow realtor janelle pelosi can begin showing occupied homes again as long as it's just

that for millions of americans being treated differently on account of race is tragically painfully maddening we normal whether it's while dealing with the health care system or interacting criminal. system down the street or just touching birds in a park. protesters have vowed to continue demonstrating until those responsible for george floyd's death were arrested on friday the officer see kneeling on his neck was finally charged with third degree murder and- with the public prosecutors he expects to eventually for. charges against the three other officers involveved. with georga loads death echoes thoughts of eric garner forty three euro just fall the old sixty died after being up placed in a police chokehold that was back in that two thousand and fourteen. i had to go outside and bring the total over. times his death okay a wave of anger against police brurutality on triggering the black lives matters movement catherine viet has details. by. you our reach grows across the u. s. over george floyd's death while in police custody civil rights groups saying it was racially motivated. unfortuna

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is a huge amount of scholarship about how all of this functions and i think it's got to be really maddening and heartbreaking to be a scholar who has devoted a lifetime of research to try to shake people about this and say these are the problems and here's how we need to fix them. i don't think there is a university in america that doesn't have at least i don't know, two or three people working on these issues at all times not to mention the people that have been thinking about this in our government for years so i did a lot of research in that way. honestly, in addition to really drilling down into the experience and supplementing that with my own reading and conversations, i didn't want to flag that i was in the office is doing this reporting. you know, i would show up in pretty much any office, the child support office, the welfare center, family court, you name it. and i was almost always the only white person there is not alwa always. i think because of camilla has a similar job in line and curly hair, there was a lot of assumption that as people called it, the grandmother in my early

arts will hold onto with block duster title -- blockbuster title, announcing the production of the maddengame. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you so much. one thing we know is we like to do our research, and one of the great features we note is when a company stumbles and improves. our research has led us to and the fact is they have improved, and "surveillance" shows that their sandals were effective. again.s on a roll francine: they have to contend with hong kong and a lot of their shops are closed. tom sent me a picture of those shoes and i thought they were a present for me. i was so disappointed. patrizio bertelli said sales in china have increased 10% in may after the economy recovered, far from a full recovery, and we talked about sales and more. we think the problem is going to be solved with the discovery of a vaccine which will allow us to go back to a sort of normality, especially tourism because people get used to living within their own country and there will be less mobility. in italy, we are talking about reopening and next week there will be movement bet

or draft a w,rsion of our own to fill these enormous gaps families are feeling right now, it is maddening to the people i represent back home who feel that sense of urgency that is not shared by the folks who thave not lost their salary and healthcare benefits. earlier today we try to take a small step forward to better protect our constituents and try to bring this pandemic to an end. senator offered a pretty simple resolution that would have just expressed the sense of the senate that we should join with nations around the world to try to develop a vaccine for covid.do i don't agree with the president, i don't think it is all helpless until we find a vaccine, we can take steps in our community to try to open the economy before we have a vaccine. obviously that is the goal we evrive for. we are much better off before working with other countries to develop that vaccine. they're very promising discoveries that are being made. many are allies there is in fact an international effort underway to help pay for that vaccine development. probably the most prominent of those efforts is the econo

with the good weather, even rusty golfers will be thrilled to get back on the greens, and play the maddening game they love so much. >> it will take time to get back into it, and to really be able to hit the ball and that sort of thing. >> reporter: speaks of greens, if your grass is looking a little seedy these days, fear not. tomorrow, landscape nursers will be open again. >> as soon as we get a flat or two of tomatoes in, they hit the table, and they're gone. >> reporter: construction sites that have been shut down can reopen tomorrow as well, with exterior work only on okay paid houses. chuck barnett says work on his three homes never really slowed down anyway. >> this one has been going full time for the last three weeks. that one as been going for almost two months. >> reporter: realtors could only show vacant homes. houses with people still living in them, could only be viewed virtually. >> a traditional home buyer, they really want to touch and feel a house, and when you are looking at it online, it's kind of tough to do that. >> reporter: tomorrow, realtor janel polsi can begin show

madden, which has had just its best year in the franchise.gends has 80 million players to date, not to mention the sims which has been a tremendous game for communities where people are coming together and having virtual birthday parties. a whole different demographic of players. portfoliood about the and how we have been able to use that portfolio to entertain players and fill some of the gaps that has been formed as a result of the coronavirus. emily: epic games teamed up with travis scott for an in game concert on fortnite. will we be seeing you doing in game events? andrew: we have been doing a lot of great stuff our communities. our stay at home together campaign has had across celebrities and athletes and tv folks who have come in and played with fans and played in tournaments. we have another hundred or so of those in place and continue to work on those at a challenging time. emily: talk to us about your resources to bring new content to market. with all of people at home right now, what does that mean for the will startd when we seein

i think it has to be really, really maddening and heartbreaking to be a scholar who has devoted a lifetime of research to trying to say these are the problems here's how we need to fix them. i don't think there is a university in america that does not have at least i don't know two or three people working on these issues at all times, not to mention the people who have been thinking about this in our government for years. so i did a lot of research in that way i found before he started recording at the shelter is doing a lot more general research addition to really drilling down into her experience and supplementing that with my own reading and some conversations, i did not want to flag that i was in these offices doing this reporting period i would show up in pretty much any office the child support office, the welfare central, family court, the wic offices you name it. i was almost always the only white person there, if not always. almost always the only middle-age person there is not always. i think because of -- because camilla is pale, has a similar job of mine and curly hair, there i

what is so maddening is that this administration could have used this time to work with states to invest in the kind of systems that can jump on outbreaks when they start. and they are going to inevitably start to pop up all around the country. we know exactly how to control them. but instead of helping us build those systems, these testing, tracing, and quarantine systems, the administration has sort of sat back and essentially prevented the cdc from working with us in any meaningful way and stood in the way of efforts to fund those systems. so it's a really dangerous moment. i think states need to start reopening, but it makes me nervous that we don't have a president who seems to understand or care about what his role is and what the federal government's role is now to make sure that this doesn't very quickly boomerang back in the wrong direction. >> you said the federal government. part of what is so profoundly bizarre about this moment is his alienation from his own administration. the guy has at his disposal hundreds of experts on every topic in the world that you can call up and l

. >> doctor, it must be a bit of a maddening time to be in the public health business because we have two equal and opposite camps in our country who view their patriotic duty exactly opposite from one another. some folks believe that staying out of circulation and staying home is their patriotic duty. other folks believe it's the opposite, that only by getting out can they fulfill their patriotic duty. do you think, doctor, americans are within their rights for feeling these days like pretty much they're on their own and hoping common sense will prevail? >> brian, let me start by commenting on dr. fauci's position in the conversation you just had. dr. fauci hasn't just been a leader leading this country through multiple outbreaks over the last decades, but he's also been an inspiration for generations of infectious diseases physicians. my entire profession. with his steady hand and his wisdom, which is really what we need in situation because going back to your point, i think it's become a false dichotomy, what public health officials have always said is we know there needs to be som

me here but the ea sports thing is interesting because everyone seems to be playing a version of maddenoming from that later. courtney is big on red zone but we'll save this. talk about the ipo pete's coffee owned by panera and others and making it europe'slargest public offerin this year and soekd largest globally a week after bankers started to market for the deal. what does this tell you? >> there are certain companies just is a market for even if you just look at the fundamentals of the company, 80% of the coffee at home consumption. wholly cow am i drinking more coffee maybe it's easier right there around the corner. right? this is a consumer staples company and look at the market we had really wild days earlier on and seems to be a much tamer atmosphere in the market right now and it does look like investors are looking for opportunities here and they might have found this sweet spot sort of both in a fundamental term and where the market is right now in terms of acceptance for something like this. >> i think that's a good reminder this isn't, dom, a business that is all, hey, you

if and madden, mike madsen, john, jim, brian roddick, william laying, tony stalin's, andrew mina -- andn normal times it would take months to stand up a facility like this but honeywell has built this in less than five weeks. creating 500 new jobs in arizona. another 500 jobs in rhode island. together these new factories will soon produce more than 20 million n95 respirators every single month, a truly miraculous achievement. we are grateful to be joined by secretary of labor gene scalia and governor doug ducey. what a fantastic governor he is. where is doug? where is doug. thank you, doug. doing a fantastic job. and he already won his election by like 17-point so i don't have to praise him too much, but i will say that he has been fantastic governor, and you people recognize it. that's why he had what they say is a walk. very good. proud of you, doug. anything we can do you're going to call me. we not to worry about that. he calls me planning. he calls me plenty busy doing his job. but i want to thank you both, and gene, the job you're doing is fantastic. thank you very much. i also wa

reporting on this in my own interaction with various clinicians who dealt with covid is this sort of maddening frustration of having this thing that's presenting and not having an established treatment protocol, a feeling at your wit's end we zig and the virus zags and being wrong footed by it. what does it mean to start creating some genuinely double blind clinically tested protocols to deal with this? >> chris, i've been taking care of patients with my colleagues here at emory and with colleagues around the country and around the world for the last two months and more. and it has been a fascinating and frustrating endeavor. we have patients that seemingly look like they're going to get better and quickly get worse. fortunately, through the amazing care of our icu colleagues and multiple other teams in the hospital, many of them are getting better, but we really would like to have something that will help us get these patients better faster, maybe prevent them from even needing to go to the icu so with this trial, we're getting some data that remdesivir may help with that. but this is not the

to me, the double standard is what is most maddening. katie addressed that.ear, so glaring. the hate trump media is everywhere and anything related to him and nowhere on anything related biden. here's what i think we should do. we should treat joe biden fairly, we should treat tara reade fairly, we should take a look at it, and the voters get to decide. i think a poll is reflective of the fact that most media has ignored this because their preferred candidate is the one up to scrutiny. i hope this gives us a moment to take a deep breath on this and be evenhanded. >> melissa: we'll see. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. we'll bekn right back. but did you know that your va benefit lets you easily refinance to a lower rate? one call to newday can save you $2000 a year. with newday's va streamline refi there's no income verification, no home appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. it's the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. call newday now. but if you look to the land, it's a whole different story. from farms to backyards, wheels are turning. seeds

we saw just a destruction and mayhem among some that was maddening. our crews are out right now cleaning up our city and we are working with all of our law enforcement partners to ensure calm in our city. >> mayor lance-bottoms, you were very passionate on friday night. you said at one point you're not protesting anything running out with brown liquor in your hands and breaking windows in this city, go home. you invoked your own 18-year-old son, your own concerns, fears that you have about him and your kids. how were things last night and compared to friday night? >> things were a bit more complex night but they weren't perfect. people were still out protesting, by and large, peacefully. we had a 9:00 curfew last night we ended up arresting around 157 people last night. so we know that frustration is still there and all of the issues and all of the concerns and anger that were there on friday haven't gone away. but this is more of a systemic issue that we are facing that is going to take time for us to address, but certainly acknowledging the deaths o

redfield's answer to me is maddening.but the real story behind his answer is that he doesn't know when this guidance is coming out. what we know, from reporting, is that he signed off on the guidance. yeah. and it's sitting in the white house. it's up to the president to release it. and so he can't give us an answer when it's coming out because the president, i guess, has decided that it's never coming out. >> and the fact that dr. birx gave the answer that she did, to us, last week, i mean, i just -- you know, look. i don't know what -- what her -- where her mind is on this. but, i mean, you know, saying it's just being edited. well, that's a really long edit for something that's already, you know, the game is well underway, and it's -- you know, it's not a game. it's life and death. and -- and if they're sitting on this detailed edit, that just seems insane. senator murphy, i appreciate your work. thank you very much. coming up -- sorry, go ahead. >> thanks a lot. appreciate it. if they didn't want to send out this guid

. >> it was called jerry madden's, very italian and very english.e, which was blue velvet with red piping and there was a beautiful girl with red hair and purple parachute pants. i said, "excuse me, which one should i get?" i should have known there was a problem, she said, "both." i'm too practical to buy two when i need one. but i did, i bought both i went back the next week when it was altered, and she was there. >> jimmy: ooh. >> and as "happy days" was winding down, ron howard was becoming a director. and this was the jacket that i wore in "night shift." >> jimmy: no way >> yeah, i keep everything it's shocking. >> jimmy: did you ever see that girl again >> yeah. we've been married for 42 years >> jimmy: get out of the room! that's stacey? >> that's right. yes. stacey [ laughter and applause it was stacey. >> jimmy: no >> she was a publicist for that week and she was there the next week i thought, of course, 'cause she knew i was coming. she said, "i was having a meeting. and i asked her for a soda and then we're together and here we are. >> ji

based on what party their governor belongs to or whether they're friends with the president is just maddening to me. we spend our lives learning about medicine and epidemiology and the science behind this, and some of us get ph.d.s and studying disaster medicine and epidemiology like i said, and to have someone with no science background get up there and start sort of countermand everything we say it's really counterproductive to the message. and as was said, it affects the trust that people have in science. when we've got parts of the country right now that 14% of the country don't vaccinate their kids, this is going to accumulate, this distrust in science. and when that vaccine is available it may culminate in problems where people refuse on a mass scale. so it really is an issue. >> dr. phillips, appreciate it. ron klain, kaitlan collins. thank you. coming up next a veteran of the fight to contain hiv/aids on what happens if this virus like that one can't be vaccinated against or vaccine's not available anytime soon. and later speaking of the droplets and aerosols dr. phillips mentioned a

york times" called it a scintillating triumph for a team of federal prosecutors who shattered the maddeningura of invinceability of a notorious gangster. "the times" said, quote, the prosecution's most visible member was 38-year-old john gleeson, who presented the evidence with a calm professorial air. with his boyish appearance, wavy hair and earnest voice, gleeson seemed to enhance the sincere image, a james stewart character perhaps, upholding truth against the mob. >> after six weeks, prosecutor john gleeson began by trying to dilute whatever effect the aura of gotti's mob boss image might have had on the jury. he said, this is not a media event. this is not a movie. it is not about a movie star. it's not a stage. it's a trial in an american courtroom. gleeson went on to read from the transcripts of fbi bugs that detailed the murders and evidence that gotti was the boss of the gambino crime family. >> john gleeson, the prosecutor who finally got john gotti, would go on to serve as a federal judge in the eastern district of new york. he retired as a judge in 2016. this week he surfaced a