week and the super bowl could be pushed back to february 28th and thank you steve for that and mr mcguire want to bring in the conversation how badly has soccer clubs actually been hit by the shutdown as an expert in football finance not playing matches has to be hurting the bottom line for these clubs which are hugely lucrative what are you seeing here. well it's not any effects of bottom line to think ultimately it's hitting the top line and that strife driven through as far as the premier league is concerned in england we've had no matches and there's a potential repayments all over broadcasting rights to the both the domestic and the overseas broadcasters of around about $770000000.00 u.s. u.k. sterling so that's around about a $1000000000.00 if matches don't return then cops have problems because that committee to wage payments because the players are on long term wage deals so the clubs are hurting and even if the matches do return in the shade around about the 7th of june it's going to be taking place behind closed doors so the clubs will be losing you know a club like manchester u

it's the cartoon version of lizzie mcguire >> seth: gotcha.kes sense all right, 0 for 1 >> okay. yeah that's okay. solid zero percent okay, do you know who this is? >> seth: well, it's -- it's obviously a baseball videogame but it's definitely -- >> yeah. >> seth: why is it different 'cause it seems like not a hyper realistic baseball game. >> no. it is a perfect game it's called "backyard baseball." and it was part of the series called backyard sports and it was a computer game which -- and it's like the best game the character you see right there is called pablo sanchez. and he's the g.o.a.t he is so good at every sport and you always want him on your team >> seth: and what -- what computer system would you play it on? >> i think we had like a large gray pc.ou get to pick which half hour of the week i wanted. and i would sit down and use the computer >> seth: that's fantastic. i think in quarantine rules, parents are giving their kids a full 30 hours a week >> okay. so we know this actress is elaine hendrix and she's legendary. but do you kn

mcguire. i believe that takes us to item 12, does it not, miss boomer? >> clerk: yes, it does. presentation and discussion of the fiscal year 2021 and 2022 operating and capital budget, including use of the contingency reserve, proposals on fare policy and pricing, review of new and existing fees and fines, authorizing sunday and evening parking meter enforcement and service changes. >> and again, we'll turn it over to jonathan turner. based upon the extensive public comments that we've received and at our last board meeting. jonathan? >> thank you, director tumlin. so i am not sharing. so i will just queue the slides as they go through. so just today on slide two, we just want to cover a couple things. and just for the record, i was incorrect. it is h.r. 748, and talking about the capital funds today, and how those will be plugged into the final budget that we will bring before you on april 21. today, we just want to cover, as director tumlin noted, on the next slide, the proposal that we brought forward to you through this budget process. again, i want to start off by saying

mcguire. i believe that takes us to item 12, does it not, miss boomer? >> clerk: yes, it does. presentation and discussion of the fiscal year 2021 and 2022 operating and capital budget, including use of the contingency reserve, proposals on fare policy and pricing, review of new and existing fees and fines, authorizing sunday and evening parking meter enforcement and service changes. >> and again, we'll turn it over to jonathan turner. based upon the extensive public comments that we've received and at our last board meeting. jonathan? >> thank you, director tumlin. so i am not sharing. so i will just queue the slides as they go through. so just today on slide two, we just want to cover a couple things. and just for the record, i was incorrect. it is h.r. 748, and talking about the capital funds today, and how those will be plugged into the final budget that we will bring before you on april 21. today, we just want to cover, as director tumlin noted, on the next slide, the proposal that we brought forward to you through this budget process. again, i want to start off by saying

you take this in the total context of the firing of acting director joe mcguire and the implacement of ambassador gre grenell of acting di and john ratliff all of which i think the bottom line message here is loyalty is more important than professional confidence. >> former director of national intelligence james clapper, thank you, sir. appreciate your time. >> thanks, don. >>> i want to turn now to the news from tonight's coronavirus briefing. the cdc urging americans to wear makeshift face masks out in public. i want to bring in now our resident fact checker daniel dale. daniel, thank you so much for joining. the cdc now recommending americans wear these masks, these face covers. here is what trump said about the new guidelines, even though he doesn't plan to wear one. >> here's how you can make your own face covering. >> from recent studies, we know that the transmission from individuals without symptoms is playing a more significant role in the spread of the virus than previously understood. so you don't seem to have symptoms. and it still gets transferred. >> but haven't health o

atkinson's removal is part of a larger movement, and joe mcguire and replacing him in the short-termith u.s. ambassador to germany, rick grenell, a staunch ally of the president and then naming another strong ally, congressman john ratcliffe as the permanent replacement. last night the head of all inspectors general weighed in on atkinson's firing by praising him, his record and backing him up on the handle of the ukrainian complaint. leland: congress out of session for a couple of weeks and see if they take any of this up when they get back. garrett tenney, thanks so much. kristin. kristin: here is a sad story, two members of the kennedy family are presumed dead following a boating accident on chesapeake bay in maryland. the search to find mauve kennedy townsend and her son. mauve was apparently-- she is the granddaughter of robert and ethel kennedy and according to reports, she and her son, joseph gideon were in a canoe trying to find a ball that was kicked in the water and they couldn't make it back to shore. a sad story. leland: for the first time in years the u.s. military is is

in new jersey friends of gina mcguire and lisburn niche starting flag, front line appreciation group the hundred thousand dollars group. it's good to give the ball rolling, keep the kindness and generosity growing and get through this time. >> hospitals around the country are seeing more and more patience so these groups are working together trying to get them to support the hydration and the food they need to keep going. dana? >> dana: that's great. alex hogan, thank you. while we are all stuck at home, some of us had have had a harder time than others not annoying those with whom we have been trapped inside. the governor of malaysia has caught heat. one is warning women not to nag their husbands. i'm joined now by tyrus, fox news contributor and host on fox nation. that article totally cracked me up because a lot of people responded in malaysia saying, is this what we are going to worry about it, women not nagging their husbands? what do you think? >> dana, first of all, i hope you guys are doing great. this was a desperate plea from one man who tried to read this article probably

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on this day in 1912 tiger stadium opened in detroit. 85 years later the agent mark mcguire joined otherss the only right-handed batters to hit a ball on the roof. on this day in 2008, danica patrick was a winner in japan. the first and only woman to date to win and indycar race. that's this day in sports, april 20. i'm joe finds he. >> good stuff. this is the best video i've seen all weekend. just in case you missed it. >> ready? that is lila. that's it for right now. we will not be playing any beatles song. i want to hold your hand but social distancing in effect. >> thank you mark. >> take care everyone. good night. try to keep up, howard! i'm killing it! yeah, i wish we looked as cool dancing in clubs as we do right now. don't worry, this is exactly how you look when you're dancing in clubs. you're welcome, ladies. paradigm-shifting news, gentlemen! (music stops) dude! i was about to bollywood this bitch. earlier today, i invited professor stephen hawking to join me in the popular online game words with friends. moments ago, he accepted my request. do you understand what that means? t

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. >> mcguire facility first for a van that's a corona van. >> they tackle the job few of us want to do. clean up after homicides, suicides and accidental death. >> i kind of put it out of my mind and don't think about it too much. i'm just there for the mess. i clean it. >> they count on dark humor to help deal with what they encounter. see the blood drip design below the door handle. they keep an instagram account. i won't show the crime scene pictures they show. they take after shots what they've done. the shelter in place, less crime, fewer conflicts. >> we are heavy duty with corona calls. >>> smithers getting calls from an employee with coronavirus and police stations and jails who want deep cleaning. >> if you have an intake area, a hundred. if you have a cell, a hundred. if you have a bathroom, a hundred. we stack hundreds. >> he's running 12 employees 24 hours a day. a call came from a san jose hotel being used to isolate covid patients. a man in his 50s with preexisting conditions passed away. they must fully suit up before entering any building. haz-mat suit, puncture proof b

in fact, on the 14th day, he forwarded it to joseph mcguire, the director of national intelligence. in a sense, the icig's job in this situation is triage. and the standard or the burden is very low. it's just credible of a report of urgent concern. if so, he forwards it on to the director of national intelligence. and that is really most of his role in this ordeal. so to ask whether or not there was a credible report, look at the massive investigation that followed. and to say many people believe there was an urgent concern, the president was impeached over it. and the standard there is essentially violation of a law. high crime and misdemeanor. >> so, danny, did he at all step outside of his obligations on the the binds of his job or his position? >> the icig's role was always very limited. he receives the report. he investigates it. he has 14 days not to conclude whether or not this absolutely happened, but just whether or not there's a credible, urgent concern. and then he forwards it. it's as simple as that. so if the president wants to remove him, he can. icigs and inspector g

. >> brown: high school junior grace mcguire uses bright fabrics collected over the years on visits ton hawaii. she aims to make 100 masks, some for community members. >> it's also therapeutic. odd it's a gd it's a good way to make me feel tive because i'm helping people in my community have safe masks. so they're not buying medical masks at the hospitals need. >> brown: lawyers gary and janet mcdavid, have built what he calls an "assembly line" in their basement.th along eighbors, they have completed hundreds of c.d.c.- compliant home-made surgical masks. them to the hospitshed, we take we call and they send someone out to collect the masks. ->> brown: maria montever jackson says the handiwork has >> i believe in the power of small groups in times of crisis. i mean, the world needs bighe es right now. but we also need small heroes. y,suppose our greatest hope is that in a small hese masks help them to come home to thrnd frand family when this is all over and to be able to give them a great big hug. because could all use a great big hug right now. >> brown: for the pbs newshour, i'm je

congress on that resulted in the firing of a different intelligence official, that being acting director mcguireing to have to push back in the congress. we're going to have to continue our vigorous oversight. we're going to have to make sure we get answers in terms of foreign interference in the election and that we get answers in terms of the coronavirus and what we know about that and when we knew about that. so this is the president's way again of trying to stifle oversight, and congress is going to have to push back. it will once again test whether there is any in the republican party in the house who are willing to do their institutional jobs and speak out and also support our oversight actions. >> congressman, i have 30 seconds left, but you said something. you said it's a dumbing down of the intelligence information that the administration gets. that's the problem, right? this isn't just the president finding people around him to be sycophants. there's actually a real risk to the country in removing these inspectors general or removing people from the intelligence community. >> absolutel

patrick mcguire from the new statesman. good evening.at figure, is it going up or down and how can you accurately model the spread given testing is so haphazard. and first secretary, what economic modelling have you done on the various lockdown exit scenarios? on ca re care homes, at the moment the total number cumulatively across the whole country is around 13.5% overall. in the last 24 hours there have been 92 ca re the last 24 hours there have been 92 care homes where an outbreak has been detected. in terms of testing, when an outbreak is suspected public health authorities will go in and do testing to assess whether an outbreak has occurred. that is going on all the time and has gone on through this. that allows the care home staff, who are absolutely fantastic, and are doing a very difficultjob for the fantastic, and are doing a very difficult job for the benefit of the people who live with them, they can then isolate people who are symptomatic and try and make sure this doesn't spread within a care home. patrick, on your other ques

the sheriff's office says in the next several weeks 100 and makes will be released from mcguire and maple street facilities. and deputies are dealing with the shelter in place violations 15 warnings have been issued to visitors on the coast . >>> not released from the jail from the weekend and had a teleconference yesterday, the presiding judge says she will consider reducing the bill on monday. the attorneys would like to have them release because of the coronavirus threat and because his health is deteriorating . >> he is waiting to be retried on 36 involuntary manslaughter charges in the warehouse fire . >>> the san francisco mayor has announced a new 911 text service in the city, the mayor says that people who are unable to call safely for help now have the option to text. she says the text messages should be shortening the location of the emergency and specify if medical is needed. and this is aimed at helping victims of domestic violence . >>> oakland's new interim police chief introduced herself on twitter in an effort to abide by these social distancing rules . >> is a quick intro

i want to thank our sunset small businesses, especially buffy mcguire from java beach who brought this up at the small business stakeholder's meeting around covid-19 and i want to thank the chamber of commerce in the golden gate restaurant association for working with us on this issue. and thank you to supervisors ronen, walton and preston for cosponsoring. and secondly, i'm introducing a resolution, urging the governor to take immediate action to suspend iced intenses in california. it's humane to operate during the covid-19 emergency. the threat of covid-19 outbreak in immigration detention facilities is dire and imminent. it is impossible to maintain social distance or self-quarantine making them some of the most vulnerable to coronavirus infections and we cannot count on the federal administration with this i irresponsible behaviour and the welfare of individuals in immigration detention. therefore, i'm urging the state to do everything in its power to protect all of california and halt the separation and detention of families. with this resolution, i'm urge the governor to number

i want to thank our sunset small businesses, especially buffy mcguire from java beach who brought this up at the small business stakeholder's meeting around covid-19 and i want to thank the chamber of commerce in the golden gate restaurant association for working with us on this issue. and thank you to supervisors ronen, walton and preston for cosponsoring. and secondly, i'm introducing a resolution, urging the governor to take immediate action to suspend iced intenses in california. it's humane to operate during the covid-19 emergency. the threat of covid-19 outbreak in immigration detention facilities is dire and imminent. it is impossible to maintain social distance or self-quarantine making them some of the most vulnerable to coronavirus infections and we cannot count on the federal administration with this i irresponsible behaviour and the welfare of individuals in immigration detention. therefore, i'm urging the state to do everything in its power to protect all of california and halt the separation and detention of families. with this resolution, i'm urge the governor to number

mcguire -- if the city attorney were here, they'd yell at me because we're not allowed to have an ongoing conversation with that. but thank you, supervisor fewer, for bringing up this perennial problem that comes and goes in city government. >> chair mar: thank you. are there any other members of the public that would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >> chair mar: supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: if we could ask the member from d.h.r. to come up? so i also want to thank supervisor fewer for her work on this, and her leadership. you had mentioned that you were going to be looking at some of these departments that had over 15% of specifically local 21 employees that were exempt? and i guess could you clarify a little bit which departments you're going to be looking at and what exactly that analysis is going to involve in a little more detail? >> yes. it's departments with 15% or more of their overall employees. for local 21, they're about 17.6%. that's just for local 21. osha, who i've spoken with before on this matter, i'll commit that i'm g