welcome to on contact today we discuss veteran suicides with former marine company commander about you and i have believed that many others believe is the main driver in side is not p.t.s.d. per se however it's something called moral injury and moral injury is you know it's kind of a fancy term for guilt but it goes much deeper than that and more injury occurs when you transgress when a person transgressions against his or her belief system against their fundamental values against their what they believe you know whether it be based from a higher power whether it be because what they are raised as the values talk to them by their families you know by their by their communities or whether it's just basically something they have come to on their own but you transgressed that you've committed an act so by also a pouring in your own to your own senses that you are no longer the person you once were or the person that you thought you would be. military veterans make up 8 percent of u.s. adult population but account for 13.5 percent of the adult suicides in the united states data from vetera

wars in the middle east joining me to discuss veteran suicides is matthew hoh who served as a marine corps company commander in iraq in a later as a state department official in afghanistan resigned in protest over the escalation of the war. so matthew and i spent 20 years covering war i didn't carry a weapon and that's an important distinction but certainly dealt with p.t.s.d. as i know you have let's 1st just explain what p.t.s.d. does to you and i know you've fought this battle too. yeah absolutely chris and thank you for having me on and i think that point you made is something you know we'll get into about the difference. as a perpetrator of war as say i was as opposed to somebody who has taken part in the war as you were but weren't was not a perpetrator of the violence and i don't i want to know is it a national that's a very important distinction which i've always very yes makes my struggle with p.t.s.d. far easier than yours. yes but i don't think that's fair though i don't think that's truly fair because i think what when it comes down to when you're talking about veterans suicides eat d

welcome to on contact today we discuss veteran suicides with former marine company commander about you i've believed what many others believe is the main driver in side is not p.t.s.d. per se however it's something called moral injury and moral injury is you know it's kind of a fancy term for guilt but it goes much deeper than that it more injury occurs when you transgress when a person transgressions against his or her belief system against their fundamental values against their what they believe you know whether it be based from a higher power whether it be because what they were raised as the values taught to them by their families you know by their by their communities or whether it's just basically something they have come to on their own but you transgressed that you have committed an act so by all so abhorrent to your own senses that you are no longer the person you once were or the person that you thought you would be. military veterans make up 8 percent of the u.s. adult population but account for 13.5 percent of the adult suicides in.

welcome to on contact today we discuss veteran suicides with former marine company commander about you i have believed what many others believe is the main driver in suicide is not p.t.s.d. per se however it's something called moral injury and moral injury is you know it's kind of a fancy term for guilt but it goes much deeper than that it more injury occurs when you transgress when a person transgressions against his or her belief system against their fundamental values against their what they believe in you know whether it be based from a higher.

welcomed on contact today we discuss veteran suicides with former marine company commander matthew i've believe in what many others believe is the main driver in suicide is not p.t.s.d. per se however it's something called moral injury and moral injury is you know it's kind of a fancy term for guilt but it goes much deeper than that it more injury occurs when you transgress when a person transgressions against his or her belief system against their fundamental values against their what they believe you know whether it be based from a higher power whether it be because what they were raised as the values taught to them by their families you know by their by their communities or whether it's just basically something they have come to on their own but you transgressed that you've committed an act so by all so abhorrent. in your opening to your own senses that you are no longer the person you once were or the person that you thought you would be. military veterans make up 8 percent of u.s. adult population but account for 13.5 percent of the adult suicides in the united states data from vet

creativediusg tive vinyl in hig old ow blinds anrecycled vinyl from a marine supply company. >>> the hard rock casino is rocking once again and it is packed. there so many people lined up outside this morning the casino on the outskirts of yuma county reopened an hour early. some say they are just gambling with their health. >> reporter: before noon, the hard rock casino was at capacity and those lining up outside to get in were told to come back later. that's because the number of customers inside is now limited. with the new safety campaign, customers say most people follow the rules. >> people to get a little pushy here and there. some people don't have no manners. >> reporter: after months cooped up inside, hundreds of people have been looking forward to letting loose with their wallets, at one point, lines inside started forming, too. >> it's just been crowded >> i heard it was going to be open and i'm just excited, this covid-19 has everybody stressed out. >> reporter: to get in you will have to pass through a thermal temperature machine to make sure you don't have a fever, emp

we hit the beach, our company hit the beach with around 270 marines, that was a normal company strength, first, second, third platoon, border platoon, et cetera. on march 5, we were down to 17 people. that's all we had left. so vernon came over as a result of that. he was brought over by first sergeant somebody, not me. but he came over to assist me. on the fifth, we got a whole group of replacement marines straight from the states that graduated boot camp, but they had not had any advanced training. but they brought them in to replace the loss that we had had. so the night of the 5th of march, we spent all night training these marines, they had never seen a flame thrower. many of them had never fired a machine-gun. and certainly -- or a mortar. so they were divided up. all they had, whatever the number. so i got the flame thrower -- because i'm out, i don't have any flame thrower left, except me. and i got somebody to train with flame thrower and we went through the night attempting to train them and we were back off of the line at the time. but it was our outfit to head out the next m

grant and i briefly overlapped in the marine corps unit we both served in an alaska, echo company fourth reconnaissance battalion, which was later deployed to iraq in 2005. on august 3, 2005, in anbar province,r iraq, grant was on a mission, operation quick strike, to avenge the killing of his fellow marines that it happened just a few days earlier. he was riding in an amtrak vehicle on an attack into the city when a massive improvised to explosive device and he was 22 years old when he made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. now, , i love our military, but let's face it, sometimes it can be bureaucratic and boneheaded. it took 11 years and the tenacious work on the part of grants amazing mother, sharon, toly finally get her son and appropriate aerial across the street at arlington. just two daysef before the funeral, i was sitting next to general joe dunford, the marine corps chairman of thefs joint chiefs of staff at the dinner. i told general dunford about grant's heroism and about sharon longs heroic perseverance to get her son a properly honored with a burial at arlington. on an

marine corps. he's the ceo of a company. he's got 2 billion in assets under management.rlie gasparino is with us. you found the story for us. give me a sense, greg, thank you for joining us and for all you are doing, why this project meant so much to you. >> well, you know, i've been accused of many things, but subtle is not one, and obviously i run a firm which harkens back to my marine corps days, and especially in today's world, right, you know, it's been a fairly painful environment, a challenging environment, and as we think through what has pushed semper through and pushed myself through, it really is the experience and training and dealing with crisis and chaos in the marine corps that's helped us navigate. we have a belief that the veteran community, right, these are the folks that are going to lead us through these challenging times. and memorial day is a great example, right? we have been a sponsor of the hero's journey which is the nonprofit that wrote and has produced the play. we have taken the play on a tour across the country, over 40 cities in the last --

day marking the 1st time a private company has carried humans into earth orbit with a final destination of the international space station to nasa astronauts retired marine corps colonel doug hurley an air force colonel bob franken will take flight in space x. crew dragon capsule atop the company's felt in 9 rocket the rocket will take off from the historic pad 39 a florida's kennedy space center the same starting point of apollo era era missions including the moon landing in 1990 now after the falcon 9 launches the crew dragon into the upper atmosphere the capsule will separate from the rocket and begin heading towards the space station the falcon 9 rocket will then return to earth where it is supposed to land on a drone ship in the atlantic ocean northeast of cape canaveral for reuse this also marks the 1st launch of u.s. astronauts from u.s. soil since 2011 since then the only way to set astronauts to the i s s has been on russian rockets launched from kazakhstan now when it comes to the cost of these flights a 200-1000 report from nasa is office of the inspector general says seats on russian soyuz launches have cost as much as $86000000.00 each and r

marine propulsion. these when i normally drive electric especially when traveling between my company's daily within hamburger occasionally to braman to it sometimes i have to fly i don't have the time to sail everywhere like. now and the question is to what extent it's appropriate it would say are you nuts to change your business model but i do have to say that our energy saving systems have saved 8000000 tonnes of c o 2 in 10 years and i've only been able to do that because i've spent a lot of time in asia. the young swedish environmental activist gratitude barack would probably approve. idea has taken off especially in asia he's revolutionized the world of shipping by adding a novel to the ship's propellor that improves the flow reducing fuel consumption as well as c o 2 emissions to date this invention has been installed in over 1400 of the world's largest ships and that number is set to grow. big cruise ship in the port of hamburg is as much as all hamburg diesel engines year round combined what i really want is 0 emissions shipping but we have to start not with giant container ships but with small thing

marin county are staying very busy. so they started a handmade facemask company and they name, but 3 guys who care that's a great name. the teams have been best friends since kindergarten, they wanted to start a business together. so their mom you know they helped out with the boys are taking the lead they had to learn everything about the red counts in sewing and managing a website marketing sales. it's been very educational. >>you know we all have these young entrepreneur minds and we wanted to get ourselves more familiarized with you know just learning operate a business we thought what better time right now. the stark and you know to do something that our community. >>this is awesome they're learning a new skill skill and they're helping their community at the same time so when you buy 3 mass you get a 4th one for free, but that 4th one is to donate to a front line worker of your choice sold the best friends they wanted to sell the mask in bulk to local companies and hopefully to school districts as well great job guys it's a great idea. well as a presidential campaign has gone viral during the pandemic president

first closed, i thought it was going to be the end of my company a lame petrocelli is the owner book passage with locations in san francisco and marin county. she along with many other small business leaders are eagerly checking in with local health departments to learn all of the steps. >>they must take so that they can start back up. >>the are we are planning all of our procedures and in touch with the mayor and the county. and in san francisco we're trying to figure out the best way to do they're saying curbside that course in our very going story there's no so people have to walk at some place in the management of the very building is absolutely wonderful and they're working with us to make sure that we do what we can do it right on the part of county health officials they say that with the pandemic still well under way they are focused on testing. >>contact tracing and personal protective equipment to stay on top of any spread again curbside pickup for non essential non outdoor business is not allowed in. >>6 bay area counties. but that could change on may 18th at least in san francisco was local leaders watching closely. the d

first closed, i thought it was going to be the end of my company a lame petrocelli is the owner book passage with locations in san francisco and marin county. she along with many other small business leaders are eagerly checking in with local health departments to learn all of the steps. >>they must take so that they can start back up. >>the are we are planning all of our procedures and in touch with the mayor and the county. and in san francisco we're trying to figure out the best way to do they're saying curbside that course in our very going story there's no so people have to walk up someplace in the management of the very building is absolutely wonderful n they're working with us to make sure that we do what we can do it right on the part of county health officials they say that with the pandemic still well under way they are focused on testing. >>contact tracing and personal protective equipment to stay on top of any spread again curbside pickup for non essential non outdoor business is not allowed in. >>6 bay area counties. but that could change on may 18th at least in san francisco was local leaders watching closely. the data

the company says the version of the test has no false negative results and very few false positive results. >>> marin county health officials are opening another coronavirus test tomorrow. this one will be located on east francisco boulevard in the city's canal neighborhood. testing will be free and appointment only and priority only to essential workers and people with covid-19 symptoms. the site will have the capacity to test 130 people every day. this is the county's 5th testing site. >>> new at 11:00, the police are asking for the public's help to find a hit and run driver who killed a 58-year-old man. officers responded to a man lying on the road at south delaware street and 9th avenue about 5:00 this morning. investigators say they found evidence that he was hit by a car. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. they are now asking for witnesses to come forward and for home security that may show what happened. >>> also in san mateo. the police say they arrested a man after finding 2 pounds of cocaine at his home. the police say officers pulled over 38-year-old steven fisher on friday for fail

marin, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. >>> airbnb is laying off a quarter of its workers. nearly 1900 people. the san francisco company made the announcement today and blames a drop in revenue and a need to cut costs. airbnb has employees in 24 countries. it's unclear how many in the bay area will be impacted. the company also says it will halt projects involving luxury stays, hotels and developing a transportation division. airbnb was expected to go public this year. >>> san francisco's largest private employer is expected to get people back to work in the next few weeks. salesforce ceo marc benioff said they have to prepare for a new kind of workplace. >> every company has to have a reopening team. every company has to have experts in reopening and managing the reopening of the facilities. this is going to be an incredible workforce just right there. >> benioff says at salesforce, eemps will probably be caring masks and social distancing. the company will likely check the temperatures of workers before they enter the office. coronavirus contact tracing will play a critical role in businesses reopening. >>> to giant

another company is making hand sanitizer to give away to local residents. so they will be launching a maid in marine ship website where people can buy ready to wear masks or d i y mask making kits. both with industrial-grade fabric they say is comparable 90 fives and this collaborative says they're open to other ideas we have production capabilities fabrication tools sets bare tree and i individuals within the technical side and our side so what we're okay if you have something that you feel like. >>is that the forefront. you're looking for an opportunity if you got can we provide this in the bay area. i post on our facebook page let us know you're about to hear from you and we want to keep contributing i'm fine with the next thing is that everything that those pitching in with this effort say their theme is neighbors, helping neighbors. >>maureen kelly kron 4 nays. the white house reportedly is blocking doctor anthony fauci from testifying on capitol hill next week. >>this is according to the house appropriations committee spokesperson, foshee the nation's top infectious disease expert, the committ

. >>> a company glassdoor says it has laid off 300 people, 80 one of them and marin. ms and senior execs took pay cuts but it was not enough to keep all their employees. internet company specializes in helping people find jobs. >>> his check on the roadways. >>> we have great ways near the colosseum. right lane has been blocked. there is a lot of traffic. they have a fire out but it is trompe l'oeil. use 580 as an alternate. we have brake lights as well as you go into fremont. here is a look at your forecast. >>> tracking wet weather for part of the >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning". we're seeing new video this morning of a ahmaud arbery. the unarmed black man in georgia who was chased, shot and killed in february while jogging the website. police body cam footage was uncovered from 2017. it reveals a previous encounter between ahmaud arbery and two overseas. his family lawyer says this raises more questions about the local police department's conduct. omar villafranca is following the story for us. >> reporter: body cam footage from 2017 first obtained by the gua

marin county are saying very busy. they have started a handmade fast about face mask company is called 3 guys who care the teenagers have been best friends since they were in kindergarten together and they wanted to start a business and mothers have held, but the boys really are taking the lead they had to learn everything from thread count and sewing and managing a website marketing and sales, you know we all have these young entrepreneur minds and we wanted to. >>get ourselves more familiarized with you know just learning operate a business went up one of their time right now the stark and you know to do something that our community. >>also when you buy 3 masks you get a 4th one for free to donate to a front line worker of their choice, the best friends want to sell the masks in bulk to local companies and hopefully to school districts as well. >>take a look at this is sweet side is helping raise money for covid-19 charities as san francisco muralist is painting coronavirus inspired honey bears he's drawing the murals throughout the city wherever he gets permission to do so this one is outside the boost park cafe, the

marine county or staying very busy. they're making masks. they started the handmade face mask company called 3 guys who care the teenagers have been best friends since kindergarten, they wanted to start a business and they're moms help them out, but the boys say they're taking the lead they had to learn everything from thread counts to sewing managing a website marketing and sales. >>you know we all have these young entrepreneur minds and we wanted to get ourselves more familiarized with you know just learning operated business went up one of their time right now the stark and you know to do something that our community. >>well good for them and they have a great deal to a customer buys 3 masks they get a 4th one for free to donate to a front line worker, the best friends still want seldom asked in bulk to local companies and then hopefully to school districts as well. robin. >>very special delivery for graduating seniors in castro valley, teachers at redwood christian high school. they put together these really nice packages and they deliver them to 62 of their seniors yesterday. eac

the company specializes in helping people find the right job. they say laid off 300 people, 81 of them worked in marin. the pandemic is being blamed for that decision. >>> in a memo, the ceo said we saw a negative double-digit percentage impact in traffic and direct sales and self- service. there was no improvement in april and employers have dramatically reduced including it is not clear when this will recover. >>> mobile payment giant square says its employees will now work from home permanently. they want offices to reopen. they got word from the company via email saying we want employees to be able to work where they feel most creative and productive. >>> the u.s. treasury department is sending out stimulus payments on debit cards. they are coming in the mail. until now, payments had only been made through direct deposit or checks. about 4 million payments will be sent on debit cards and it can be used to make purchases at atms or to transfer funds into a bank account. >>> looking at the white house, president donald trump reveals he is taking the drug hydroxychloroquine to protect himself. medica

company. >>> first, let's check in with mike for our forecast. >> hi, everybody. let's take a look at the marine shallow and will be short-lived. it's along the coastal communities and valleys and that's what will allow you to be a little cooler than the rest of us, and even this morning you can see, places like half moon bay, low 50s, and on the bay side of the peninsula, we are in the upper 50s to low 60s, so it's showing how it can be nicer if you are closer to the ocean today. if you can, open the windows and get the fans going and bring in all the cool air because we are at the coolest point of the day, the next hour to hour and a half, draw all that in and then shut the windows and hope it lasts the rest of the day. the bay bridge toll plaza there. here are our three least hot neighborhoods. san francisco, low to mid-80s for a couple hours this afternoon. we start off at 65 and end at 66 from 8:00 to 8:00. eastbound, 68 at 8:00, and 86 at noon, and then down to 78 at 8:00. and the peninsula warmer from 69 at 8:00, and then mid-90s for several hours this afternoon and 82 at 8:00. those are

the department says warehouse c holds a few marine style businesses like boating, crab an fishing companies. they are in contact with the owners about the situation. another big concern, saverring the jj jeremiah o'brien anchored at pier 45. the one of two remaining fully functional liberty ships built during world war ii. spokesperson, lieutenant jonathan baxter says the floating museum was saved thanks to quick and aggressive tax by crews on the department appear fire boat, st. francis. and there is a lot of curiosity from people around fisherman's wharf. while department warns people to stay away, they say it is important to protect yourself and others. >> if you are doing that against our advise, we are asking that you still maintain social distancing and practice face coverings to ensure the safety of the firefighters, police officers, public servants and community at large. >> again, thankfully, no one was injured in this fi the fire was contained to just that one warehouse, warehouse c at pier 45. we are still working on getting details about how exactly the fire started. that is som

another company is making hand sanitizer to give away to local residents. soon they will be launching a maid in marine ship website where people can buy ready to wear masks or d i y mask making kits. >>both with industrial-grade fabric they say is comparable 90 fives and this collaborative says they're open to other ideas we have production capabilities fabrication tools sets very tree and i individuals on the technical side parkside so what we're okay if you have something that you feel like is that. >>the you're looking for an opportunity if you can we provide us in the bay a post on our facebook page let us know you're about to hear from you and we want to keep contributing of fun with the next thing is that everything there those pitching in with this effort say their theme is neighbors, helping neighbors. >>maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>all right switching gears now as we take a peek outside on this friday night you see karl, the fog there creep in the bottom left says it's a moving on vick yeah and a sign of more things to come. well, let's find out from our kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez

marin county. she was chosen for more than 327,000 entries. magnolia is the first child who was adopted by her family to represent the company's campaign. she has two older sisters who were also adopted. >>> she is such a cutie. a new painting by the notoriously secret street artist pays tribute to healthcare workers. it shows a young boy lane with the nurse doll outfitted as a superhero. the only painting is a red cross on the nurse's uniform. he left a hospital in england along with a note saying thanks for all you are doing i hope it brightens the place up a bit even if it's only black and white. >>> is a 75th anniversary of be day. president trump and the first lady laid a wreath at the world war ii memorial. why that stirred up controversy. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. it was 75 years ago today when german troops throughout europe surrendered to allied's forces prompting celebration and relief in t

to the white house right now on marine one, the white house press secretary told reporters the president plans to sign an executive order aimed at social media companiesshe didn't offer any details. she initially indicated this executive order would be signed this evening. we're now told by the white house this executive order is going to be signed tomorrow. obviously, wolf, the president is highly annoyed that twitter just last night for the first time flagged one of his tweets or a couple of his tweets as being false and directing users on twitter to get the facts as the platform put it. and so it remains to be seen what exactly the president is going to do. it should be noted, wolf, that twitter flagging tweets from the president as perhaps not in line with the facts is not terribly different than what media companies do, traditional media companies do all the time. we fact check the president. twitter was simply trying to do the same thing. but that got under the president's skin. as we all know twitter is his favorite social media platform. he looks at it as a way to get around the news media and get whatever he wants to say out to his followers.

white house on the south lawn heading toward marine one and making its way to arizona where he says he's going to pay respects to honeywell, an american companyarizona. the president hitting key talking points of his, some of them not correct, talking about we have the greatest testing, the most testing in the world. that is factually incorrect. i want to bring in hans nichols. good to have you back with us. hit some of the key points there for us. the president touting his success in testing saying he's going to arizona to pay respect to a great state and a great company. he seemed to not know he was going to face mask factory? >> reporter: i think the confusion there, he didn't know if that was going to be a mask requirement, for him to wear a mask. i think that's how he interpreted that question. if he's required to wear a mask, he will wear a mask which is a departure of what happened with vice president mike pence. we'll see if the president wears a mask there. there could be a little bit of a news and a new visual. he laid down a new standard in terms of providing testimony and that is he'll cooperator wie wie senate, not the house. dr.

sailor, airmen, a marines who invest their retirement didn't want to fund chinese military aircraft, they didn't want to fund cte, they didn't want to fund the surveillance camera companyhat was surveilling the uighurs, so it just wasn't a good situation for us. lou: labor secretary scalia echoed the concerns of o'brien to investment board chair michael kennedy. he demanded the board immediately halt investment this those chinese equities. president trump wants an answer by the the end of business day tomorrow. here to take all of this up is the labor secretary, or eugene scalia. mr. secretary, good to have you with us. why have we waited so long to address this issue? it's been -- we've been reporting on it for month here on this broadcast. why in the world would it have gone forward? >> well, lou, good to be with you and, yes, this concerns what we call the thrift savings plan. it's the 401(k) plan for federal employees, and it's the largest 401(k) in the world. actually includes are about 1.3 million veterans. and as robert o'brien indicated, the question was whether we were going to put our military men and women and other federal workers in a position where, if th

fighting off boredom 3.15 year-old from marin county are staying very busy there making those mass that you just saw and so they have a handmade face mask company cup called 3 guys who care they're the 3 guys. the teens have been best friends since kindergarten, they wanted to start a business. their mom's help doubt that the boys say they've taken the lead they've had to learn everything from thread count sewing managing a website marketing and sales. so when an education for them. >>you know we all have these young entrepreneur minds and we wanted to get ourselves more familiarized with you know just learning operate a business went up one of their time right now the stark and you know to do something that our community. >>and they have this great deal if you buy 3 masked you'll get a 4th one free to donate to a front line worker of your choice, the best friends say they want to sell the mask in ball to local companies and hopefully also to school districts great job. yeah absolutely i've been so impressed with the youth answer coming up with some great ideas. >>well keep in mind our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website kron 4

marin. prior to the layoffs they cut programs and paused hiring. they said pay cuts were there but it was not enough to keep their employees. the internet company specializes in helping people find the right job. >>> governor gavin newsom says sport games could start up again in june but with no fans in the stands. major-league baseball players asked for three weeks of training to prepare for the season opening day could be as soon as july fourth. the warriors may not return until next season. it is up to individual counties. >>> delays are building on sat on it 80 near the colosseum, getting reports of a serious crash involving a motorcycle. it caught fire. emergency crews are going out to the scene, so the right lane is blocked. avoid the area if you can. also, along 880 s., we have another line of brake lights. there is a broken down vehicle blocking some lanes. westbound 580 near tracy is experiencing slowdowns. >>> we are catching the rain. on high def doppler, parts of the east bay sees cells popping up from union city, fremont and into other areas. we are clearing with some sunshine through our day with a chance to see a few more isolate

marin county, she was chosen from more than 327 thousand entries. magnolia is the first child who was adopted by her family to represent the companies campaign. little magnolia has two older sisters who are also adopted. i would pinch those cheeks, any day. >> that's a great name, too. happy mother's day, have a great weekend and to all you moms out there, happy mother's day. our next newscast is at 4:00. silence and respect them. dr. oz: nurses, telling their personal stories from the front line. >> they'll be fine in the morning and it will rally in a matter of 30 minutes they're not there anymore. >> pleasings stay at home. dr. oz: plus, murder hornets. >> it's a very big bug to say the least. dr. oz: just how dangerous are they? ♪ [sirens blaring] dr. oz: it's day 109 of the coronavirus pandemic in america. and you're about to hear from heroic nurses telling us exactly what it's

marine degradable. so our technologies, number one, we got to make sure competes with price which means we are going to have to develop a technologythat helps companiesbeverage apply them at high speed and then they'll be able to introduce that globally. >> you do not have -- look, i happen to love -- i love everything patagonia i can go that route. but i am a hard-nosed business person, like you are you have mcdonald's, molson coors, beyond meat, pepsi co these are real companies, that want to make money and, yet, are willing to work with you which tells me that they feel the price differential is such that it makes you more appealing to a whole new generation that is sick of plastic >> well, absolutely. i think, first and foremost, when you mentioned those brands, we are superproud of who we support in our customers and you say this all the time. this is an ethos and in guys like sean connolly at conagri, they know they need to transform we believe it's footprint. that footprint has to develop the technologies to help these companies change right? in the past, there hasn't been technologies that have worked or competed on price. we're the differenc

marine models from the university of washington also deeply flawed. they also know tucker, anyone in any business, if they had walked this into their boss multiple times, bad intelligence, they ended up severely damaging the companyey would be fired and then they would be ostracized. then here we have dr. fauci in front of the senate lecturing us on what he thinks the future should look like. i think he needs to treat the entire premise of being infallible but this devastating result is the end of progressivism in which we had it in a had an uneducated stomach on educated elite which would somehow you'd leave us to utopia. now we are finding this golden cap of the administrative state and dr. fauci -- you have to question the entire premise of this. >> tucker: the essence of science also been misled all my life is asking questions. how do they tell us -- it's foolproof evidence instead of, this is what we think might be happening. i have to tell you, he's in a role in which he is to advise the president, he's not the decision-maker. honestly i think trump needs to send them back to his office and shut the door and say, very nice, thank you so much for your thought. >> it's time to take control i would say. great

invest in china's aircraft manufacturing company which makes military aircraft that are flying over the south china sea. we had our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marinesirement, didn't want to fund chinese military aircraft, didn't want to fund zte, didn't want to fund the surveillance camera company that was surveilling uighurs, putting them, helping the chinese run their concentration camps. it just wasn't a good situation for us. stuart: is there a possibility that if we take our money out of chinese stocks, china will not buy our debt and lend us the money which we desperately need? >> well, look, i think the u.s. dollar is still a pretty good bet for everybody and at times of uncertainty, and this is your area more than mine, stuart, but the money flows to the united states. this is the safest place for anyone to put their money, including the chinese. i'm not too concerned about that issue. stuart: you are the national security adviser. do you have any comment on the revelations surrounding general flynn? >> look, i think attorney general barr has made it very clear that that prosecution was an improper prosecution, that it was not well-founded

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the company that owns both hospitals says everything is being done to protect caregivers and patients. was one public health officer in the bay area is back at work after battling covid-19. marin county health officer met willis as if i was a writer after getting sick back in march. he's now fully recovered and working long hours at marin's emergency operations center. >> i'm feeling much better. it has been about two weeks that i've been back in the saddle here. i'm feeling better every day. i realize that i really underestimated the power and unpredictability of this virus. >> he said he got sick just a few days after appearing with other county health officers declaring that first bay area white shut in place order in march. he still doesn't know where or how he contracted the virus. >>> president trump is predicting the nation's economy will rebound next year with more than 30 million americans filing unemployment in the last six weeks. the number of new jobless claims is actually gone that week by week. this afternoon the president will hold a ceremony and title artwork heroism and hope. >> i think next year is going to be a spectacular year in terms of growth. in terms o

marine county says theyá will remain close to the county beaches. restart the production today at the factory and may scale up toá the full production by the endá of the week.á as ktvu explainá the company the operations earlier this ámonth and county officials tolá them to stop. muká filed a álawsuit and threatened to moveá the headquarters out ofá california.á under a settlementá last week, tesla was allowed to ápartially reopen today. again,áá the latest information is thatá tesla got the okay from theá county to reopen later on thisá week. áwe reached out to theá officials and teslaá representatives to get moreá information on the laterá development. we're stillá waiting to hear back from them.á reporting live with ktvu fox 2 news.% á >>á ali, thank you.á >>> a long time cafe is shutting ádown for good.á ktvu aliciaá harrington reports why theá bakery is shutting down after 33á years in business.á >> reporter: the covid-19 ápandemic has shuttered anotherá bay area business. áspecialtiesá cafe and bakery with more than 50á location in three states. áthe announcement was posted oná the website and they read itá attributed to the shelter in áplace and decimated the news. á >> i am deep