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this just in, al mee that county health officials say theyfrplan thunty says it made some additional safety recommendations, if tesla complies with the updates the county will allow the automaker to expand business operation this is week to prepare for a possible reopening as soon asne musk allowed operations to resume at the factory this week in defiance of the shelter in place order. the county will work with fremont police to verify tesla has social distancing and safety measures in place. . >> businesses all over california scrambling to get ready with some counties poised to relax their shelter in place restrictions. and tonight, seven counties are getting the green light to allow more businesses to reopen. all seven are mostly rural and all have seen a low number of coronavirus cases. this all comes as the governor released new guidelines for resuming sit down dining. kpix 5's betty yu explains. >> in the bay area we're still a ways out from restaurants reopening. counties have to meet certain benchmarks first. but restaurant ores i spoke the publundethe new guidance. >> i came

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. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, an al mee that county grocery store owner facing price gouging charges, allegations some items were jacked up as much as 300%. how the attorney general was tipped off. >>> a massive explosion in the east bay sends get bree flying the blast that led to multiple arrests. >>> plus a show of support from one group of heroes to another. pulling out all the stops to cheer on health care workers. an alameda county grocery store owner is in hot water. charged by the district attorneys of both the county and state with price gouging. state and local leaders say they were tipped off about the alleged price gouging in pleasanton after receiving new ronald mcdonald house complaints from customers -- numerous complaints from customers. prices were up 300% after the state of emergency was declared. in california, it's ill heel to raise the price of items more than 10% after a state of emergency declaration. we did reach out to the owner of the store for their side of the story but we haven't heard back yet. >>> tomorrow the dmv is opening

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did you think that was a good idea to mee,t without advance preparation about what would happen?o you think the policy of meeting actually usually works, or you should always have advance preparation? gen. kelly: there's a lot of advanced preparation. there's a lot of advanced preparation. there's a lot of letters back and forth. people at state and other places have their contacts there. but i will applaud the president in that he looked back on the last, i don't know, 70 years of trying to deal with the north korean leadership, and none of that was working. and he is the kind of guy i grew to know that wanted to try it personally. so i will pick the phone up and talk to the guy. or i will want to meet with him and try to develop a relationship. that is who he is. i think many times it was, all the other stuff has not worked for 70 years. what the heck, let's give it a try. david: some people would say the president was very reluctant to criticize putin for anything. and he seemed overly friendly with him, compared to other presidents. do you think that is a fair comment? why do

i'll have more e forecast mee,across the nation is sending millions of americans outdoors but in nework, the governor latest coronavirus numbers warrant continued caution. michael george has more on that from new york. >> reporter: beaches in california's orange county were empty saturday, a stark contrast to last weekend's flood of people that prompted the governor to shut them down as people reopened businesses, florida governor stopped by this hair salon in orlando. >> if you have something like these personal service, what is the risk level and is there a way to lower it ? >> reporter: there were face masks hand the out at the parks. the virus killed 299 people in the state on friday, the first uptick in wakes. >> we're still getting about 900 new infections everyday walking into the hospital. we're trying to understand exactly why that is. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., occur misch over whether dr. fauci will testify before a committee in the democrat-led house. >> the notion that the white us doesn't bear in truth. >> they said "the covid-19 pandemic should not and cannot be

have ever given your grandmother a world's greatest grandmother mug, confiscate it immediately, sorry mee maw, turns out you ain't shit. and por good nurks in the last few weeks some countries have slowly been emerging from their corona hibernation, and now even italy hardest hit countries is starting to open up. >> after eight weeks of silence, today the streets of italy are slowly coming back to life. construction sites, factories and parks reopening. italians will be able to travel locally and order takeout. joggers allowed once again to run in parks long off limits. in rome's form flower market the florists have returned. cafes like the cafe greco, the oldest in rome can once again serve coffee. >> in 260 years has this cafe ever been closed? >> never, never closed. >> not even during world war ii. >> no. >> trevor: it italy is getting back to worka. that is such great news, man. because there is a lot of work to be done in italy. corona really messed up that whole country. the towers were falling over, streets were flooded, the ruins, it's a mess over there right now. i do worry abou

burnley captain ben mee says the return of football would be a big boost to the nation.ules yesterday. the defender was followed by photographers while visiting his sister's house and then his parents'. walker subsequently made a statement on social media: it reads: football is back! in south korea at least. the country's k—league season was supposed to start in february, but was delayed because of the coronavirus. these pictures give us a taste of what football might look like in post lockdown britain. no crowds of course. and you can see the coaching staff and substitutes are all wearing masks. jeonbuk motors beat bluewings1—nil — lee dong—gok with the goal in the 83rd minute. well south korea's most famous current player, son heung min has completed his compulsory three—week military training in his home country. the tottenham striker finished near the top of his class at the marine corps training camp. as he won a gold medal with south korea at the asian games in 2018, son was exempt from serving 21 months miitary service. italian serie a clubs fiorentina, sampdoria

enjoy [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ hello it's m i was wondering if after all these years ♪ ♪ you'd like to mee happened ♪ ♪ it's no secre that the both of u are running out of time ♪ ♪ so hell from the other sid i must have called a thousand times ♪ ♪ to tell you i'm sorry for everything that i've don but when i call you neve seem to be home ♪ ♪ hello from the outsid outsid at least i can say that i've tried ♪ ♪ i've trie to tell you i'm sorr for breaking your heart ♪ ♪ but it don't matter it clearly doesn't tear you apart anymore ooh anymore ♪ ♪ ooh anymor ooh anymor anymore ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thanks for watching, everybody. stay safe. please, wash your hands. don't touch your face. wear a mask if you go outside. wear a mask if you're inside and thank you so much for watching all-new show tomorrow. bye. >> seth: hi, i'm seth meyers we're on hiatus this week, but we're running all of our day drinking episodes. this time my companion is the wonderful kelly clarkson and it's the one where i think i was the drunkest according to reports, i said good-bye to kelly four times and la

penney and mee man marcus. go to anna stewart with more on these pretty dire numbers. >> yeah, shocking news from hertz. this is a company that already lets 12,000 people go. they announced job cuts in march. and they have 4,000 people already on furlough. and they add to another lengthy list of companies that have filed for bankruptcy as a result of the pandemic. we ha now, hertz called the impact on demand sudden and dramatic. no surprises there. 2/3 of their revenue come from airports, from people heading to an airport and renting a car. of course that has all come to a stand still. and like many of the ones we are seeing filing for bankruptcy that possibly weren't in the best position anyway heading into this crisis. the idea of filing for bankruptcy, the idea of restructure debts t hopes to return postpandemic much stronger. the revenue may not return for some time. when you look at airlines, particularly, i speak to analysts a lot about when can we expect to see normal travel again? we're looking at 2023

intelligence as he came to the white house and that was one thing he was terrified of and he would meeiscoveree fisa abuses and the incredible widespread general surveillance abuses of the administration, i don't know whether it's from mrs on who we wanted to focus on or whether it's called the hammer or whatever it is but there was a massive surveillance operation very widespread by the obama administration to survey out all political opponents and anybody else they wanted to collect information on using the nsa database on the research on operation. liz: what sidney powell is saying that michael flynn wanted to audit the intelligence community capabilities and what they were doing. does this indicate that wiretapping the russian ambassadors phone, the fbi did that, is it an indication that they were going after flynn and it was more than russian interference which everyone agrees is wrong. there was something else apply, is there an inside story or a back story about why obama and his team wanted to block michael flynn at all cost? >> i think so, i think it's great that were tapping

i don't see any data out there that m makes mee think t that ia major factor. think k social s structure, resources, travel -- all those other things are much bigger determinant of where we are seeing the outbreak so f far. six months from now, the picture may look very different. we have to remember we're still early. amy: what about africa? we don't see large numbers. is that because of lack of testing? to you shutut down its borders somalia and tanzania. is it because it is a a much younger popupulation or the e or issues youou just mentioned? loucks africa, the african continent has been interesestin. it is done betteter so far r thi was expecting, to be very frank. i still reremain worried because but sotill early days, far they have e ne better r thai was worried they might. the questions are, why? thatinly it is posossible the younger population and even lack of robust testing, lack of substantial surveillance system may be missing a lot of cases. that is possible. there may y be some seasonality issues. there is reason to believe warmer, more humid temp

we have a mayor here in los angeles eric garcetti who tells mee i should be spying and snitching on my neighbors. and now we have gavin newsom saying we are shutting down the beaches. it's like, if i can't go to the beaches in california, in the so call in socal where it was 82 degrees and beautiful. what am i doing paying these taxes? ted cruz, can you give me a welcome package? i'm on my way. >> laura: they are shutting dowdown the fourth of july celebrations, the democrat mayor -- fourth of july is two months away. the summerme is canceled in blue state america, it's canceled. no summer, no fun, it's over. because they can predict the future. >> l, laura. the simple thing here that we are all struggling to accept is that when we reopen, and the states will have to do it state-by-state. that is actually what the constitution would say but that's what federalism is, right? governors should figure out what's best for their state and what is best for new york which has a serious problem because of the metropolitan area and people living on top of each other is going to be very different

it was a takedown of a president regardless of mee. it happened to be me.my opinion it was an illegal takedown and but i'm going to let the attorney general make all of those decisions. i have stayed out of it because it is the appropriate thing to do. i wouldn't have to stay out of it as you foe but i've decided to stay out of it. so i would say that i heard that a little while ago, a few minutes ago. i will have to look at it exactly what was said, what was meant. i will say this, we have an honorable attorney general. he is going to do an honorable job. he is a very honorable man, and he will do a very honorable job but i am surprised only that i have no doubt, personally have no doubt. i have no doubt that they were involved in it. it is a hoax. it started off with a russian hoax t it went to a ukraine hoax. it is a whole big disgrace. this country has better things to do. it is a disgrace. what they have done to this country with the phony investigations, the mueller investigation was a waste of time from day one. they knew it was a waste of time. it p

thank you so much fordown mee j me. i'm fredricka whitfield. >>> by midnight tonight 48 states will have eased at least some restrictions in stay-at-home orders, but as you can see from this map at least 30 states are seeing steady or rising new case cas. texas one the first to reopen saw an increase and numbers still rising. all this as the white house pushes forward with plans to rapidly reopen the rest of the economy. president trump promising a vaccine will be ready for distribution by end of the year. something many health experts say is a long shot. texas reported more than 1,800 new infections just yesterday. yes, that's a single day record. but it's also part of an upward trend in new cases that began more than two weeks ago when the texas governor greg abbott began easing restrictions. cnn's ed lavandera joins us now from dallas. ed what do you know about these new cases? >> reporter: well we can take you a little deeper into these numbers and kind of take a closer look at to why these numbers are so large, rep

and over the years, someav justices hlet it be known diceo mee doubts about broader almost a quarter-century aagoti- retired justices anthony kennedy and david souter about letting news cameras in.an >> iell you that the day you see a camera coming to our courtroom, it's going to roll b over my dey. am alcindor: as recently as last year, justices sl alito and elena kagan expressed their own concerns, also before a house >> allowing the arguments to be televised would undermine theirs value to u step in decision-making process. i think lawyers would find it irresistible to try to put in a little sound bite in the hope of beoxg that evening on cnn or or msnbc or one of the broadcast networks. >> i think we would filter ourselves in ways that would be unfortunate. in other words, the first time you see something on the evening news, which taken out of context, suggest something that you never meant to suggest, suggests that you have an opinion on some issue that you, if fact,on't have. >> alcindor: but now that the court has adjusted to the times: at least for these first two weeks in may, will

states, all these governors had used this opportunity in the spotlight under this crisis moment to mee. that mom this president has med it in the same way he meets every moment which is i very polarizing, sort of predictable way. and so what should be a big advantage of a bully pulpit has not worked ou that way. >> woodruff: and tam, go ahead. >> to trip to arizona is an official event t is not a campaign event but it is not a coincidence that the president is going to zona, a state he won in 2016. but the reality is it plays in 2020, i talked to someone from his campaign today. they have had people on the ground there since 2015. but there a real sense that this is a state that they're going to have to fight for. arizona used fob red arizona, isn't guaranteed and certainly under the current circumstances is n guarantee. >> so amy, you brought up the governors. we are seeing right now a numbee of s i guess what is it, they're saying 20, 30 states go ahead and planning to ep up again teen with the forecast of rising cases and deaths. around the statesthat seem to be moving ahead, more o

to mee met, it was clear that senator fitzgerald absolutely did want to wait. and so i said, i guess we will wait. we were not without a plan. we had a plan. we had a plan that was working. to supreme court decided throw that plan out on very shaky grounds, and the republicans now on the. i don't -- own that. i don't know what else to say. we had a plan, they didn't. the court didn't agree with our plan on shaky grounds. it simple as that. i hope that the next question i am asked about this, i give the exact same answer, but it's getting repetitive. >> now to eric from wisconsin examiner. eric? thank you for taking my question. i want to go back to your response, the announcement from tiffany. that both thened state and another state, the rhetoric has gotten ramped up? legislature,an they canceled the meeting today because of concerns. are you concerned with the way the rhetoric has gotten ramped up around wisconsin as well as elsewhere around these issues? and it is reflected in the supreme court ruling language as well? >> yes, i am very concerned about that.

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the áother two kids can't wait to mee átheir baby brother. >>> áthe time is 7:52.ca's ánational security. the áfcc has aloud a satellite ácompany based in virginia to á deploy a nationwide mobile network. á leaders say that network could affect gps signals vital to the missile ádefense system. the áfcc decision has brought a political attle on capitol hill. á >> a few powerful people made aá hasty decision over the weekend against áevery other agency involved and without clueing á the president in on any of this. á >> you haven't persuaded me. the áreason you haven't is we á only heard one side of the á case. >> the satellite company says á it has done everything possibleá to make sure that its mobile á network doesn't affect defense systems áin any way. >>> áall right. the átime is 7:54. disney officially reopened its átheme park in china. it has been closed for almost four months. the áshanghai disneyland park i up and running this morning. there áare several new safety á rules though. face mask beings and átemperature screenings require áfor both the employees a

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>> vindicated -- here is what make mee the maddest about this. i was collateral damage.reer was ruined. my retirement savings account is gone, paying for lawyers. but on the other hand i think about, okay maybe eventually this gets good. what were these people doing? they knew the russia thing was a hoax. for two years, almost three years they sabotaged the trump presidency. meanwhile, what was happening during those three years? what were woe not paying attention to? the fact that china was busy taking over the world. that china was attempting to steal all of our technology. that they were turning what were supposed to be just fishing islands in the south china sea, they were militarizing them into military bases so they could seize the whole south china sea as internal chinese lake. these are all the things we were unable to do, democrats, allies in the media, the deep state, call it whatever you want, had us on this wild goose chase for 2 1/2 years. they put us at each other's throats, when we should have been looking at bigger picture. paying attention to what was re

they wanted him to lie about mee, make up story and with few exceptions, nobody did that.le, i watched kt mcfarland the other day. i watched where she was knock, knock, fbi. the fbi. okay. this was all obama. this was all biden. these people were corrupt. the whole thing was corrupt and we caught them. stuart: that was president trump, again in that ground breaking interview with our own maria. he mentioned kt mcfarland. miraculously kt mcfarland appears on right-hand side of the screen this morning. i have two questions here. i want to know how you feel about the unmasking news? then i want to get to general flynn twisting and dangling in the wind. how do you feel about that? first unmasking what do you think? >> people are looking at the wrong thing i think with the unmasking. i carefully gone through the names and the circumstances. i'm not as certained with the senior people. i figured they all wanted to find out what flynn was doing, who he was talking to and who was he talking to when he talked to president, but, the midlevel people they had no reason to unmask flynn