espn "30 for 30" decided to reimagine the documentary on michael scott's basketball career from thise. the question, does this qualify as sports content for anybody who is craving sports content? >> not only does it but it's excellent. i went back and watched this episode because i was craving it so badly michael is horrible but, you know, phyllis needed more reps and kevin with the pure shot great episode. up next janessa is tracking the new coronavirus hot spots. >>> speaking of nba, fans lace up for "the last dance," the hotly anticipated michael jordan documentary blasting onto the small screen no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. start with a round brush head. how do your teeth get a dentist-clean feeling? add power. and you've got oral-b oral-b's roun

. >> 30 for 30 made a parody trailer detailing its next subject for a basketball documentary, michael scott from "the office." scott, who is played by steve carell, shows off his skills in season one episode titled basketball, which is clearly not up to par with the legend of michael jordan. >> it was funny when you said michael jordan wasn't the best. i said -- huh? >> i didn't write that. >> 4:56 for you this morning. and coming up on "today in the bay" we're going to break down what's the latest stimulus bill lawmakers are close to finalizing. next, the billions of dollars under consideration plus what's in it for rural and minority owned business. >>> and quickly approaching 5:00 for you this morning here on "today in the bay," and right now the headlines for you. this week a majority of people living in the bay area will be required to cover their faces when out in public that includes san francisco, marin, contra costa, san mateo and alameda counties. face coverings is not a requirement in santa clara county which has the highest number of cases of deaths. >>> plus, it's april 20th. t

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this is michael scott, scranton. well, we don't want to work. no, we don't! people. [shouting] these people are my friends, and i care about them! we're not gonna do it! [hangs up phone] everybody, i just got off the horn with corporate. and basically i told them where they could stick their little overtime assignment. go enjoy your friday. thank you, michael. all right. oh, well, i think we dodged a bullet there. i think you did. i think we should celebrate. how about you, pam, mi casa-- a little dinner, dancing, drinks? oh, i-- you said you didn't have plans. that's what you said. michael has asked pam and me to dinner at least nine times. and every time, we've been able to get out of it. but i've got to give him credit. he got me. because i'm starting to suspect that there was no assignment from corporate. michael, what time should i be arriving? dwight, it's couples only. and besides, i only have six wine glasses. so it will be me and jan, and pam and jim. and angela and andy. hey-yo! does it bother me that i wasn't invited to michael's dinner party? [sco

i will ask rick scott of florida and michael mccaul from texas if they're singing from the same hymn sheets. as we are increasing coronavirus cases where are we on possible vaccines? i have answers for you and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: all right, so the market is up. we're off the highs of the session, off the lows of the session. there is optimism, however, possibly russia, saudi arabia and oil production cuts. it started earlier this morning when president trump tweeting, just spoke to my friend mbs, of saudi arabia and who spoke to russian president vladmir putin and i expect we hope they will be cutting back approximately 10 million barrels, maybe substantially more if we get it will be great for the oil and gas industry. congress works on phase four of the coronavirus funding package very shortly. initial jobless claims spiking to 6.6 million added your again to that. i want to bring in clear stead managing director, jim awad, on the phone, francis newton stacy. jim awad, let me start with you first. everything is oversold you could argue to a degree and the mar

scott gottlieb later, fanatics executive michael ruben will join us and mohamed el erian, tom friedmand new jersey governor phil murphy all of those names to get to coming up. >>> furs, let's get to the markets. u.s. equities, dow indicated up by 250 points. s&p up by 30 points. the nasdaq up by 111 last week was the first down week we had seen for the market in three weeks if we see gains from the markets today, the dow like it is up right now, that would be the fourth day in

take a look at this intense exchange at practice between michael jordan and his teammate, scott burrell it was intense, and joining us now is scott burrell. scott, thank you so much. i know you very well here in the state of connecticut, former star for the uconn huskies and the current coach at connecticut southern -- southern connecticut, excuse me. can you tell us, before we get to the episode, how is your family doing, scott? >> thank you, robin. thanks for having me. we're all doing well. we listening to the quarantine, staying inside and making sure we're staying healthy. >> oh, i'm glad to hear that. all right, let's get to it, scott burrell. all right. that moment that we saw, what's it like for you -- first of all, give us the context of what happened. and what is it like for you to watch this more than 20 years later? >> well, what happened in that situation is, it was my first week of practice and obviously i'm trying to learn the offense. when he started yelling at me, i didn't have an excuse for him. so i said i guess i'm waiting for the double-team. nobody double-teams me

scott mcgrew, the president didn't say what michael atkinson did wrong, though. >> reporter: no, that'se is the intelligent community's inspector general. trump appointed him and now has fired him. trump has not said why he fired the inspector general but we do know he was deeply involved in the phone call with the leader of ukraine, remember the call that got the president impeached, michael atkinson handled the case the way he was supposed to. he forwarded a whistle-blower's complaint to congress as required by law. in a statement atkinson said it's hard not to think the president's loss of confidence in me derives from me having faithfully discharged my legal obligations as an independent and partial inspector general. now in the coronavirus battle the white house has talked about this week being our pearl harbor. the certain general compared it to 9/11. the president says the coronavirus team will continue to hold these daily press conferences. he did so on sunday and saturday. these go on quite a while. sunday's was an hour and a half. the president tried patients try hydro chloroq

scott gottlieb. stay with us. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here.gs about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >> brennan: welcome back to "face the nation." we now go to the ahead of america's second largest bank, bank of america's c.e.o. brian moynihan. good to have you with us again. >> it's good to be here, margaret. >> brennan: may 1st is friday, that means a lot of bills is coming due for americans, including. >> marisa: , including mortgage payments. last time you said costumers could call and defer those payments. how long is that going to be sustainable for? >> margaret, let's back up. it was five weeks or so when we were together. you have to think about -- it seems we were talking about, number one, there were only 3,000

scott and mack giomekanel. world renowned tech leaders like michael del and robert smith. nd guys like ross pereau and villarreal. economic specialists like ichard fisher. dallas miller, of bill miller's restaurants in san antonio, texas. non-profit organizations, leaders like nancy kinder and kirk watson, the founding dean of the university of houston hobby school of public affairs. this team will collaborate with working groups to open up texas while keeping our can communities safe. they will be led by a chairman who has successfully run businesses and knows his way around the capital. james huffines. he will pro side over a full time staff spearheaded by mike twoomy, an officer who knows how to quickly deliver results. i want you to know that i have already begun working with this team about next steps for texas . james and the full-time staff have been working around the clock, and the team of vizcainoors has already finished their first meeting, and they have begun the process of mcgee recommend -- of making recommendations. as a result of our combined efforts, i am

scott pelley's report for "60 minutes." >> reporter: manufacturing output is dropping at the fastest rate since the great recession. >> we employed about 120 full-time employees. >> reporter: michaele dna rk owns a brooklyn design and fabrication company that makes displays for retailers. >> we laid off about 25% of our staff, about 30 people. we made basically a pay cut across the board for everyone. so a wage reduction. >> reporter: his factory builds in wood, glass, metal and plastic. he has enough contracts at the moment to last about a month and a half. toy p six weeks, and hopefully on the other side there would be something to do. >> reporter: and you found a way. >> we did. >> reporter: overnight, working with a partner bednark is now manufacturing gear for hospitals. the minimum pay here is $18 an hour. they're making 27,000 face shields a day. the new york department of health wants to buy half a million. >>> so, you were forced to layoff about 30 people, and now you've hired how many? >> we've probably hired close to 100 ourselves. there's probably about 300 or 400 people working on this project. we have truck drivers and we have -- then we have auxiliary people working

admiral michael guilty says no decision has been made. warning from sf pd. a bill scott says anyone showing up on hippie hill on 4:20 will be cited. it is an unofficial marijuana holiday. it is typically celebrated by many large gatherings to help stop the spread of covid-19.>>> g scott released a statement that reads in part if we have to cite, rest, we will i want to make it clear that 4/20 is off this year, it is canceled. please think of the health of, if not yourself, the people you care about.>>> happening today, santa clara county will give an update on their violent services how to reach their hotline and why it is especially important to shelter in place. domestic violence calls have increasing across the bay area amid the pandemic. >>> mental health professionals are seeing an increase in anxiety and isolation during this shelter in place. mental health advocates say high risk calls or those that may need emergency services sent to them are at an all-time high, up over 30% in just the last week and a half.>> specifically for as long as we shelter in place come

scott reese. >>> a new development in the case against former national security advisor michael flynn.do we release documents say about how he was treated by the fbi coming up. >>> new fbi documents on sale this week revealed some actions by top officials interviewing the president's first national security advisor michael flynn. as foxes for a broken reports lymph legal believe team believes these documents support their accusations of fbi misconduct. >> 30 cops tormented general flynn. >> reporter: president trump is expressing outrage about how his former national security advisor was treated by them. until he got caught. >> you don't get to be where he is being bad. >>reporter: the president's reaction came as the justice department released notes by the fbi's former head of counterintelligence, bill bree steffen. met and written with james comey and andrew mccabe. when the three discuss why they would interview him. one section says what is our goal? truth, admission or get him to lie to prosecute him and get him fired. president trump fired flynn and he pled guilty to lying to th

scotts yard. get everything you need for spring at scotts.com order today. michael vasquez! come over here.d things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> donald trump, talk radio host? news broke this week that the president himself recently pitched the idea of broadcasting a daily two-hour talk daily radio program from the white house to address america about the virus a allowing callers to dial in. then he apparently decided against it. how come? according to "the new york times," mainly because he didn't want to step on the toes of longtime supporter rush limbaugh. rule remember, of course, that the president thinks so highly of rush that at his february state of the union address he awarded him with the medal of freedom. rush returned the compliment by endorsi

scott. and we have a special guest today from the interfaith council, michael pappas, who will speak directly after my comments. as of today we have confirmed 676 cases of the coronavirus. and sadly, ten people have passed away as a result of this disease. this is clearly a really challenging time for san francisco. and what we have done time and time again, especially during this press conference, is to reiterate the importance of staying at home. we know that a couple of weekends ago we had some real challenges with that, and as a result, over the past two weekends, people have complied and have been wonderful. we also think weather may have played a role in that, because it was raining and probably wasn't as nice as it will be this weekend. i just want to remind people, it's important to really maintain our physical distance when we're out in public, that even though we may need to run errands, we may need to take walks, and we're hearing about a lot of data that indicates the early signs that san francisco is in a decent place. the fact is, we need to be mindful that this virus is out the

scott gottlieb later, fanatics executive michael ruben will join us and mohamed el erian, tom friedman, and new jersey governor phil murphy all of those names to get to coming up. >>> furs, let's get to the markets. u.s. equities, dow indicated up by 250 points. s&p up by 30 points. the nasdaq up by 111 last week was the first down week we had seen for the market in three weeks if we see gains from the markets today, the dow like it is up right now, that would be the fourth day in a row for gains we've seen for the dow in a row, the first time that's happened since february this is all happening despite crude oil prices the treasury shows you the ten-year is yielding 0.627%. there are crude oil prices, generally when we've seen pressure on crude oil, that's put pressure on equities as well that's not the case this morning. wti is indicated down by over 15%. that's a decline of $2.66 to $14.28 a barrel. brent crude down by just 3.3%. it's now trading at $20.73 andrew >> meantime, an update on the pandemic and the numbers we bring you every morning about where we stand here's where we do

scott left and right seat is closing it that is very dangerous and damaging for the reasons michael said about immigration and protection part i agree with that. i think both breeds and feeds on pessimism, which is the heart of the argument here. i am going to agree with you it's a very careful we can't be pended but we have to take serious these problems. capitalism in general and american cap attract capitalism as we run out of a need to take risks it will pay off in the future. there's a reasonable future will come from that investment we start to believe it won't,e why move? why risk college by starting a business? you cease to believe there's a better future the real enemy is not socialism it's pessimism. that's the reason we can try to find a more reasonable defense around this everything is not right. i disagree with the role of government fixing them but when neither were going to hell in a handcart, if you believe that you are indeed in the handcart. smack it think we have time for just will more quickly will take when right here in the middle. >> glad i got the other end. it's

scott gottlieb. plus, as the crisis continues to engulf new york city, we'll talk with the head of northwell health, michael dowling. the pandemic has left at least 10 million people out of work so far. we'll look at the new numbers, and talk with the head of the st. louis federal reserve bank, james bullard. finally, as the strain of job loss, health concerns, and isolation take their toll on americans, we'll ask mental health expert dr. luanna marcus, how to cope with it all. ( applause ) >> brennan: despite these dark of americbeing challenged like never before. >> we will get through this, america. >> brennan: from coast to coast, there is one thought that can unite us all. it's all ahead on "face the nation." >> brennan: welcome to "face the nation." since last week's broadcast, the number of deaths due to covid-19 in the u.s. has quadrupled. in the last 24 hours, there have been more than 1300 new deaths recorded. the hardest hit areas are by now familiar to you: the northeast, west coast, the south, and some parts of the midwest, with new york city, los angeles, new orleans, and detroit heavily impac

michael golding says no decision has been made, he is reviewing findings from a preliminary investigation. >> also new this morning, a warning from sf pd chief bill scott says anyone who ship of unofficial marijuana holiday and it is typically celebrated by huge crowds each year at robin williams medal in golden gate park. the event along with other large gatherings has been canceled to stop the spread of the virus. the agencies warning follows mayor london breed announcement of siding violators. chief scott released a statement that reads in part if we have to cite, if we have to arrest, we will. but, i want to make it clear that 4/20 is off this year. it is canceled. please think of the health of at least if not yourself, the people you care about. >>> santa clara county will give an update on their domestic violence services. why it is especially important during the shelter in place. the domestic violence calls have increased across the bay area amid the pandemic. >>> mental health professionals are seeing an increase in anxiety and isolation during this shelter in place. mental health advocates say high risk calls or those that may need emergency

charity song he recorded with michael ball and the nhs voices of care choir, is currently neck and neck with canadian singer the weekend for the number one spot. we can speak to scotthe result is in the bag. you will hear it today on radio one from 4pm. a plot twist, in the last four hours, last night, the weekend tweeted his support for captain tom. he been number one for eight weeks and doesn't need it so he has basically said support this great man and wouldn't it be great for him to have a number one on his 100th birthday? we will just to have a number one on his 100th birthday? we willjust have to wait and see. scott, you've probably presented many, many charts in your time. this week... it's a chart like never before! imean, never before! i mean, even if he doesn't get to number one with michael ball, it will be the fastest selling download of the year. i think we are all kind of the year. i think we are all kind of hoping, because it's an interesting story and also it would just... it would just put a cherry on the top of everything else that this great guy has achieved. so today from 4pm, can michael ball and captain tom be number one and not the weekend? y

michael burgess, atlas capital founding partner bob diamond and we will take a look at banks. food safety expert benjamin chapman on how you should be buying groceries today. 8:00 a.m. scott minor walks us through market this is morning and investing today. general here on the military response to covid-19 pandemic. senate armed service's committee member martha mcsally in battling the outbreak. . when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal infections are common, or if you've had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are