your name is your cemented like you go to miami you think dan marino and you think you can sandwiches and you think don shula and 90 years on this earth his legacy is never to be forgotten and inspired coaches to come that is a great a long many years for him so that good for him that he had this wonderful life and i hope he went peacefully and let's not go out on that note we're going i want to go back to mr half of the mountain 1st of all i'm going to say full bore bull yeah . no he's full for the mountain if we could pull back that video real quick holy smoke 1100 or point 52 pair in the middle of training you know where i was training because the gym is not closed so where did he get there even though i am so maybe they have different restrictions you know this is so impressive i'm just. i'm he just like picked up behind a civic pretty much basically. it's really impressive that's that's pretty that's really impressive are a big you for bringing that to us regina. and don't go anywhere because we're back at 5 pm with a lot more news for you new york is now teaming up with other st

ever but when you think dolphins that's who i think is dan marino and of course when you think dolphins thing don shula 2 undefeated season 1972 the patriots tried they came they came close but they do not have a season like the dolphins that is pretty impressive and you know he leaves a great legacy behind what a great streak for him rest in peace don shula all right thank you for that regina and we will have a lot more news coming up for you at 3 pm venezuela foiling a mercenary attack government officials calling it an invasion by sea and yet another failed attempt to overthrow the government where. discuss that all that and more coming up today at 3 pm so that's occurring now make sure you keep up with everything and question at all times by telling our brand new free app and it's called portable to catch up on the news 24 seventh's a militia can't see about here shortly. best headers survival guide book stacie just like all the stars simply at least it . should still there you don't get it back. home it's no good news a repatriation scheme will look at the rest of 70 years. though

. >>> el biólogo marino dicde que estaba a unos pies cuando fue informado por la gcos y sguron expertosunamanda de focas. >>> dice que los ataques de tiburones a l foca es comun, pero no a las personas . >>> agrega que las últimas do semanas ha visto alrededor de 25 tibuones en la costa de monterrey . >>> ahora se alerta sobre el avistamiento del tiburón y también del ataque, aunque las pjyas continúan cerradas y solo se permiten actividades acuatias. >>> también en san mateo la policía investiga la muerte de una persona en el cuadra 800 con (en inglés) etoocurrio a las 4 de la tarde de hoy y autoridades cien que no haypeligro inminente. >>> mientras tanto, un incidente cobró l arturo vidal de una persona según autoridades cerca de las una y media de la tarde se registraron dos explosines estoprovoco que se perdiera en llamas el pilto fue la víctima mortal en marzo este lugar fue un hospital para ayudar con la carga depacintes pero de los 250 espacios solo se usaron 20 y ahora será objeto de un limpioea por la reanudcio de sus operaciones. >>> y el número de contagios es de (ver informa

graduate of w hcs, which elementary school did you attend and did you start writing spanish at el marino ? >> i started studying spanish when the immersion program in culver city was there and i moved to el marino. but that answers those questions. thanks for being here. >> that is cool. one last question, this is pretty hard-hitting. so it's a good one to end on red after the dodger dog what is your favorite all-time concession item at dodger stadium ? >> this is going to be really not like a good answer i have 2 red one is the chocolate malt red malt is the best thing dodger stadium when they have them come in and out of style. also unlike a soccer for the carl's jr. dodger stadium but i used to love going up to the reserve level getting, i don't know why. sitting there and eating those college carl's jr.'s were great one year they had thinka dodger stadium that was great . >> tim, i hope that answers your question. what little time do we have for the q&a part. dennis, i'll turn it back over to you if you have any finalthoughts or final questions you might want to ask . >> i have one l

. >> i learned spanish when the immersion program was there and then marino-- answered both questions. >> thank you for being here. >> cool. >> that is cool. >> let's see one last question, this is a pretty hard-hitting one. so we'll pick one to end on. after the dodger dog, what is your favorite all time contestant item at dodger stadium. >> my favorite, this is not like a good answer. i have two. one is the chocolate malt, the malt is the best thing at dodger stadium. when they have them they come in and out of style with the ownership and i'm a sucker for the carl's, jr. at dodger stadium which isn't there anymore, and getting there and eating the carl's, jr. and one year they had king taco, and that was great, too. >> and i hope that answers your question. i think that's all the time we have for the q & a part. and turn it back over to you if you have any final thoughts or final questions you might want to ask. >> yeah, actually i do have one question. you talk a lot about -- can you tell us how you came to, i guess, [inaudible] >> there were three communities we now call chavez r

tom marino, speaking on the house floor, and he was insulting her directly, and accusing her of not caring about the immigration issue, not doing enough to help the immigrants that she talks about, not having calming --ng, a isommon accusation, so this sort of a version of the accusation he was making. he was accusing her of not knowing her stuff, so i thought she found that particularly galling. so she chased him across the floor, and she's got her finger in his face and she is saying, you are an insignificant person. this is one of her favorite insults, frankly. she has used it many times. you can just see that this was someone who had gotten under her skin. host: our guest is time magazine's molly ball, and here is that moment. .> we do not have law and order we have destroys -- distressed, and my colleagues on the other side do not want to do anything about it. something i find quite interesting, under the leadership of the former speaker and under the ship -- leadership of their former leader in 2009 and 2010 they had the house and the senate and the white house and they knew this pro

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and dan merino had marino had an opportunity to play with him. >> he was a coach for 33 years and doing it at a high level like he did. the and you see coaches today and the way they are they're amazed at what the coach was able to do for so long and at such a high level. >>> continue to maze as people continue to shelter in place. in case you missed this guy earlier when we ran it it's worth checking out. very creative. >>> listen carefully. the last one is the best. >> yes. >> ben drum from oregon. the >>> this is a gender reveal. it's a girl. everyone is happy including big sister. the but watch closely, big brother. i don't think he liked the fact that he's going to have another sister. it's worth checking out in case you missed it. and frank, julie, it's good chance we'll have football come the from and you'll be seeing it on fox of course. >> can't wait. we'll see you later. goodnight. >> thanks for joining us. goodnight. what do you say we practice that lineout lift one last time? -and... -i got to go. i don't want to be late for women's studies. that's what i call my lunch break

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marino gulping as much as he could i just individuals able to at least the winds under.and you place him so underneath the taker in such a manner the best way to describe this is somebody doing like snow angels. >>this highway 99 red wine heist. >>big and bold. >>with the finish. in handcuffs. >>this is your >>john exactly what they're looking for >>okay that was steve large reporting the trucking company way the tanker when it was all over and they found that they had lost a 1000 gallons of wine. that's enough to fill about 5,000 bottles. next on the kron 00:04am morning news jerry stiller dies at the age of 92 we're going to take a look back at his stor >>it's 45 right now checking out the weather and a it's the first day that to it's going to be kind of the data. >>netflix and chats right stay inside. later, it's not gonna look like a moment ago, john it's going to cloud up pretty good later on. >>i know big contrast between we're at right now we're going to be later which is going to be a state inside kind of weather for sure get that walk out of the way are now beca

joe marino has the story. >>this facility in shoreline a center for people suspected of having covid-19 but who can quarantine at home or they don't have a home. some also have addictions and threaten to leave when physical withdrawals begin to convince them to stay put county officials are giving them cigarettes beer and up until a week ago marijuana edibles i'm all for helping anybody with a covid i'm not sure about dawn marijuana and cigarettes in bexar county officials stopped offering pop because it doesn't create the same dangerous d talks effect says alcohol and nicotine. they say they'll keep providing beer and cigarettes because it's more dangerous to have sick attics leave quarantine. >>keeping everyone safe public health, the general health of all is a priority and so this is informed by that seems like a good idea. >>health officials say the amount of beers limited and nicotine patches or offered first. the purchases at this site are being covered out of pocket by county department head. but other

wind gushing and marino gulping as much as he could i just individuals able to. at least the winds under. the taker and he placed himself underneath the taker in such a manner the best way to describe this is somebody doing like snow angels. >>this highway 99 red wine heist big and bold. >>with the finish. in handcuffs. >>this is john exactly what they're looking for a hearing by the way the trucking company says they weigh their tanker after this was all over and found that they had lost about a 1000 gallons of wine. >>most of it ending up on highway 99. that's enough to fill about 5,000. red wine bottles. >>that was steve large reporting for us tonight, california of course has that open container law says you cannot consume alcohol while on the road even if you're a passenger of course usually the container in question is a can or a bottle it is unclear how the law applies to a tanker truck. >>a mystery inflammatory syndrome is sending some children and teenagers to the hospital what we know about it so far and why some doctors think it could be linked to covi

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this is larry marino from st. francis college in the brooklyn. you do not want to play larry in a game of horse. >> or haley, haley was impressive without left temporal. three in a row? >> i looked her up, she is right-handed. she was throwing those in left- handed, three in a row. >> i think she's got a career in vascular university of washington. >>> joe, what you think, by fourth of july, possibly we could see baseball the giants video we have nothing baseball or sports and so long, your thoughts on that? >> we talked about those scenarios last night and i think the players response today is really the initial thing that would be potentially holding things up. they still have no clear plan for testing, what happens to protect the players, and then the finances in addition, to they want to prorate their hours, all the way through how many games they play. those are up in the air. >> hope it gets worked up. things for joining us tonight. big bang theory is next, right here on ktvu. good night. with the blue man group, are we? no. so there are so

thank her two nieces, andrea who works in riverside california and josie who celebrated a birthday in marinovalley. thank you so much. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. rob: san francisco official defending a controversial and to provide free drugs and alcohol to homeless addicts quarantining in hotels. >> our focus needs to be on supporting them and meeting them where they are. so they can be cared for in the most appropriate way, a way that is good for them and our community. rob: it hits close to home for our next guest who calls this decision outrageous was chairman of the san francisco republican party joins me with more. your reaction to this? >> it is outrageous. to come to san francisco they will restock your bar too. the city has been building up to this for a long time. all the tents you see, the video san francisco, we have slowly been building over the decades especially si

habÍan varios días donde marinos y militares en este paÍs han participado, por ejemplo, en algunas zonas haciendo. la verdad se estÁ tratando de contener. se supone que el 6 de mayo es el pico de esta pandemia en mÉxico. habrÁ que ver que pasa esta semana. jorge: por supuesto. estaremos contigo durante toda la semana. el miÉrcoles puede ser el peor dÍa de mÉxico. te acuerdas que nosotros lo tuvimos cerca de 16 de abril. un pico espantoso de muertos. sÍ lo tuvimos. en mÉxico es el miércoles. la pregunta para lÓpez obrador es muy sencilla, por favor, no se tiene que tardar una hora. en 10 segundos. cuÁntos contagiados hay en mÉxico? nada mÁs. eso es todo. marÍa: cambiamos de tema. jorge: si le va mal a estados unidos le va mal a mÉxico tambiÉn. marÍa: exacto. lo de las remesas. dicen que cuando estados unidos hay catarro a mÉxico le toca la pulmonÍa. jorge: el primer semestre mÉxico recibiÓ un rÉcord remesas por parte de estados unidos, pero eso no necesariamente seguirÁ siendo asÍ. marÍa: gerardo reyes de univisiÓn investiga nos habla de un nuevo estudio y de los millones de hogares que v

. >> started in el ran copp and then i moved to el marino. >> cool. that is cool. let's see. one last question. this is a pretty hard hitting one. a good one to end on. after the dodger dog what is your favorite all-time concession item at dodger stadium? >> my favorite -- not like a good answer. i have two. one is the chocolate malt. the malts are the best thing at dodge are stadium. when they had them. they'd come in and out of style, and i'm a sucker carl's junior. and one year they had king tacos and that was great, too. >> i hope that answered your questions. i think that's all the time we have for the q & a part. janice, back over to you if you have any final questions or final questions. i. >> yeah. actually i do have one last question. i know you talk about -- can you talk about how you came to, i guess, focus on the community but acknowledging there were more than one. >> there were three communities we now collectively call chavez ravine. i chose this one because that's where -- she was -- her family would have been part of the book and the biggest community of the

what elementary school did you attend and did you learn spanish at -- [inaudible] then i moved to l marino. that answers both questions. thanks for being here. cool. >> lets let's see, one last que, a pretty hard-hitting one. after the dodger dog what is your favorite all-time concession item at dodger student. >> was my favorite, not like a good answer, i had to make. one is the chocolate malt. the malts are the best at dodger stadium. they have come in out of style depending on ownership, and also i'm like a sucker for the carl junior at dodger stadium which also isn't there anymore. sitting there and eating those coral juniors is great. also one year they had king tacos and that was great, too. >> ten, i hope that answers your question. that's all the time we have for the q&a part. janice, alternate back over to you if you have any final thoughts. >> actually i have one last question. when you writing this book, i know you talk a lot about -- can talk about how he came to i guess focus in on the community but -- [inaudible] >> so there were three come unity is that collectively called c

jillian: dan marino says thank you for always believing in me. you made me a better player and participant. rob: he died at his south florida home, he was 90 years old, an iconic figure. >> a highly consequential legal battle in wisconsin. >> we have yet to see a plan from the other side on what they want. it is extremely high-stakes. >> a lawsuit aimed at reopening the economy heading to the status highest court. the state senator says 1-size-fits-all approach is dangerous and he joins us live. rob: meat plants shutdown taking a toll, growing list of grocery stores putting a limit on how much you can buy. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> wisconsin supreme court is the court of last resort. the decision will be binding which is why the lawsuit is so reckless and dangerous. we have yet to see a plan from the other side of what they want. extremely high-stakes. >> wisconsin supreme

they were arguing while marino was nothing out of the home that morning, when siegel allegedly pulled gun and shot laredo at least once. police say that siegel called 911 shortly after, and, one eyewitness has been questioned. >>> the labor department released the latest jobless numbers, 2.4 million more americans file for unemployment benefits last week, that is down from 3 million who filed claims the week before, and the record of 6.9 million who filed in late march. 39 people, 39 americans now have applied for unemployment and nine weeks, the number reflects the jobless rate that is the highest since the great depression, we will see how wall street responds when the market opens up in one hour. >>> we are talking about our weather, steve, i picked out a moment ago. the birds are chirping and singing. it is a fairly nice start. >> dave, i have done the same thing. i got startled because a big bird, i said what the heck is that? i am sure it was an hour. i think it was. we had a little bit of patchy fog out there, but that is it. it will be a nice day. temperatures will bump up. ye

obamagate is about, other than to try to distractible from his failing handling of the pantin pandemicy marinotiromo asked exactly what crime did obama commit? he went off about peter strzok and lisa page. >> jesse: you haven't been listening to the president. as we have been listening to the president and talking about this obamagate thing on the show, it goes into the dirty dossier that they used and then fabricated the evidence to the judge. goes to the criminal leak of mike flynn. the insertion of spies into a campaign. it goes to the set up of mike flynn. all of these things come together and when he says obamagate, you can't just dismiss it as a conspiracy theory. >> dana: i think when the president says you're going to see something new -- sorry, i have a little bit of an echo. the attorney general that's put in a position of i have to deliver on this some way. now he has figured out a way to go to jensen, the u.s. attorney in missouri. his credibility is not at all in question. not at all. so he is the one who makes the recommendation along with career prosecutors that tell barr what t

. >> reporter: xavier marino's family feels fortunate to have this day. xavier battled leukemia when he was a child and has since recovered. spa for us to have to drive through and watch him do it this way, i am eternally grateful. >> reporter: this was the second and final day of graduation for the 225 graduating seniors. the first half received their diplomas and have their pictures taken wednesday. both days were videotaped and will be made available to all of the students. these and other high school seniors will never have the traditional graduation ceremony with friends of extended family watching. they also missed the prom, senior trips, athletic events and much more, gone forever. the student will be playing in the high school orchestra will last time. >> all the seniors get a special concert. we'll play whatever music we want, just to celebrate is leaving and going on. it's sad that i won't be able to have that. >> what i was trying to tell the kids come agreed, yell, scream. beat the pillowcase, let it out. and face reality and accept what we go

pushing the league away from the grind -- >> marino drops -- >> -- and into the highlight we see today to open up the game and make it more exciting. >> reporter: shula's team seldom lost over 30 years as coach in the nfl, he had just two losing seasons. all that winning brought pride to south florida shula had taken the woeful dolphins, miami's first major sports team, to a position of prominence. >> we lost a great man today god bless him and his family we're all going to miss him. >> yesterday i called a friend of mine who played for 12 years for shula. we played football together in college. there's verne. i asked him about playing for shula. he said he was tough, hard as nails, but always fair he also told me this story, after that first super bowl loss at miami, shula walked through the plane and talked to all the players one by one he said, you know how this feels? i want you to remember how this feels all the way until next fall i don't want to just go to super bowls, i want to win super bowls. >> harry smith harry, thank you >> good to see you guys. >> announcer: morning boost

i agree with judge napolitano, why the ambassador to italy and the republic of san marino needed to bey that got this information? i mean the fisa reauthorization just went through congress and this was supposed to be able to protect american citizens. it seems like here, a lot of people are asking for information. i don't know if it all seems appropriate. >> dana, the timing is interesting, you mentioned the fisa renewal which was something that was supposed to be done months ago when fisa ran out, and then the coronavirus ran through. that prompted them to be delayed a little bit and that's what they are fighting on right now, making sure those are the same bill so they can pass that. so as fisa is being negotiated on capitol hill, you have this happen. speak right. and i'm saying there is no doubt that people are skeptical of fisa and i could name some of those senators right now. one other question for you. so we are awaiting emmett sullivan having a hearing where he apparently wants to hear from friends of the court about dismissing this case. do you have any sense from that justi

shooting and antioch. 40-year-old marc siegel is charged with shooting and killing his roommate, michael marino, on monday. it happened at home on iron pete court in antioch. the two men were arguing and the fight turned deadly. siegel is expected to be charged with murder. his arraignment is set for tomorrow. is currently being held on $2 million bail. >>> we are getting a look at the expense of damage in central michigan where two failures caused widespread flooding. more than 10,000 people have been forced out of their homes in and around midland, michigan. homes and businesses were left underwater and some roadways were completely washed out. the dow chemical plant sits along the river and they say they didn't detect any chemical releases in the midst of the flood. >>> also in michigan, officials are disputing a claim by president trump that's filling vote by mail applications is somehow illegal. >> my colleagues in other states who are republican secretaries of state have been working to similarly inform their citizens about their right to vote. >> secretary of state jocelyn benson says ma

one premier league club have opened up its facilities to the case house service and manager josie marino is now helping to organize food deliveries to local families we've got all the and is it is fight against the c.v. 19 and i'm so proud about the club so what i do is nothing. in. in the club that is doing is doing so much but i feel happy to do it i feel happy to go to the 20 ground garden and to be with me the boys that are working there and. they collect and to teach me how to participate a little. italian football clubs are in agreement that they want to complete their season if they can comply with government guidelines the teams have been meeting by video conference the statement follows comments by the italian sports minister who said it might be wise to write off those campaign clubs are meeting today to discuss their options yes a president says he will never sign off on ending this area season. topflight portuguese football is set to restart at the end of the month the country's prime minister has given the go ahead for games to kick off on may the 30th benfica are the reigni

intelligence, the c.i.a., that makes sense, but why would ambassador to italy and republic of san marino need to know the identity of this person in this document? there are a lot of people not in a need-to-know basis, more like a want-to-know basis. asking for his name to be unmasked, apparently might be within the rules of what they can do, now get to the next question, which is, what happened after that? who leaked the name? that will be something that perhaps we can get to the bottom of as we start to go through names and maybe start to hear from some, clapper, john brennan, powers, only name not on here that i thought would be is susan rice. >> juan: yeah, i agree with you. jesse, does this mean that people like samantha powers, power, mcdonoughey, talk to the russian ambassador about sanction, did they get him involved, does this explain or justify his actions? >> jesse: i have no idea what you mean by that, juan, and i want to correct something you said earlier. you said these were conservations he was having with russians, no, they were unmasking every single conversation he had

i mean, as these -- even as these starts started to reopen according to the modelers, chris marino's team in washington started to see increased mobility. they were looking at cellphone data that was anonymous and trying to calculate movement and ability that way. it's interesting a lot of people when you look at the polling will say despite the fact states are reopening i'm going to stay at home. but mobility is going up. as they get more data points, these models are fed by these inputs, and it worries me. i think the numbers are still low. remember, erin, at one point they were saying 70,000 by the end of august. we're middle of may right now and 80,000 people. it's horrific and i think sadly the numbers they're projecting is still even low if you look at how things are going, and the numbers are likely to get worse with these states reopening. >> and dr. jha, this comes as -- and i know testing is just one part of it but if you're going to put people back to work you need all sorts of testing and today the president was saying, you know, anyone who can get a test can get one, and

tom marino, speaking on the house floor, and he was insulting her directly, and accusing her of not caring the immigration issue, not doing enough to help the immigrants that she talks about, not having calming --ng, a isommon accusation, so this sort of a version of the accusation he was making. he was accusing her of not knowing her stuff, so i thought she found that particularly galling. so she chased him across the floor, and she's got her finger in his face and she is saying, you are an insignificant person. this is one of her favorite insults, frankly. she has used it many times. you can just see that this was someone who had gotten under her skin. host: our guest is time magazine's molly ball, and here is that moment. .> we do not have law and order we have destroys -- distressed, and my colleagues on the other side do not want to do anything about it. something i find quite interesting, under the leadership of the former speaker and under the ship -- leadership of their former leader in 2009 and 2010 they had the house and the senate and the white house and they knew this problem e

when he did over the years, with johnny unitas, earl morrow, all the way through dan marino. a great, great coach and a wonderful, great man. >> ed: we are showing video of him at the white house in 2013. later years, he was getting around in a scooter and whatnot. a legend, not just in miami but, as you say, around the country and turns that his legacy. you got to know i'm a bit in your broadcasting career because he did some games together. talk about that. >> he would come and join us on nbc, on the years that he didn't make the playoffs or went out of the playoffs. i got to know him back then. i was a very young reporter when i started covering his team. in his later years, after he retired, he joined me on "monday night football" on westwood one. he would do his segment of the show every week from miami. the insight and knowledge he had, though instantly provided, he was just a great guy. i got to go to his house and play golf with him many times. socially, vacationed with him. he was just a wonderful guide. he stayed in touch with all of his players. he was a mentor. he

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