michelle obama as biden's v.p.? nearly two-thirds of democrats say they want the former first lady to serve as vice president, but is she interested? it's national nurses' day. american's pay tribute to their healthcare heroes. and new moms have it tough enough. imagine having twins while infected with covid-19. it's a mother's day reunion to remember. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with breaking news, because there has been a dramatic and alarming increase in cases of a mysterious illness sickening children. experts worry it may be connected to the coronavirus and say it is causing such severe fevers and inflammation, that children are now being sent to the i.c.u. reports of the illness quadrupled overnight in new york, just as that state was beginning to see the curve of covid-19 infections flattening. now, across the rest of the country tonight, though, it is a very

that doesn't fit into the quote that we heard from michelle obama.nk her frustration is understandable. when he was an election, it doesn't feel good. but i think it's also misplaced. i think the anger and frustration should be a voters who were unmotivated unimpressed by hillary clinton. the frustration should be with hillary clinton and the campaign that failed to win them over. that was her job, and she failed. don't blame the voters. >> harris: real quickly, at a virtual dinner on zoom for the biden victory later this month, it's a pricey affair. the hosts will shell out $100,000 with tickets ranging from $50,000 to $2800 for more individual participation. just throwing that out there, behind biden. gentlemen, thank you. if you are looking forward to grilling out this summer, you may need to reconsider and put some vegetarian options on your plate. how the pandemic is devastating the meat industry right now, and maybe keeping burgers and bacon off our plates moving forward. if things don't change. plus, president trump is headed west right now, p

. >>> and michelle obama unplugged.is revealing in the just-released trailer for her new documentary. >> the lessons she has for all of us one day before the documentary is released. we'll have that in "the skinny." it's tuesday, may 5th. >>> good morning, everyone. does it feel like cinco de mayo? >> it really doesn't, but it is. >> no, i want some guacamole. >> some margaritas. a little bit of everything. >> i want it all. >> back to the michelle obama thing, i'm going to go ahead and write down, which they go low, you go lower. >> no, that's not -- that is not -- >> oh, high? >> high, mona. >> that was a remix, sorry y'all. we'll have the facts in "the skinny." >> mrs. obama is going to call you. >>> let's get to the developments on the coronavirus crisis at this hour. a disturbing new projection is showing deaths in the united states could soon spike to 3,000 per day as states reopen. >> and another dismal prediction about the economic toll. the white house economic adviser, kevin hassett, says he expects unemployme

"if michelle obama is running for something, someone needs to tell this netflix film.watching a little bit of it, it's hard to disagree with that take." >> laura: she's not going to be anyone's number two, she's going to be number one, not number two. >> laura:>> laura come up with n the lead you're bound to be number one very soon. >> laura: that's very subtle, raymond. i'm going to call governor whitmer's office and talk to her about that beer. >> don't get the whitmer sampler, you don't want that. >> laura: oh, that's bad, such bad fun. four people got that. all right, raymond, thanks so much. while millions of americans struggle to put foot on the table, nancy pelosi and house democrats have recommended that their colleagues telework through the summer. oh, that's convenient. congressman jim jordan can't ms. reaction next. ♪ for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthi

we are so lucky to have had him, tweeted michelle obama. the most exciting event in my life at that time, elton john. little richard is true king, declared questlove. and a celebration of his 50th birthday in 1992, even the greatest, muhammad ali paying tribute. >> i'll say it again, honey. the king, thank you. >> reporter: he'd be in the first class elected to the rock and roll hall of fame. early in his career, white singers stole his thunder by doing tame covers of his songs, and he had been overlooked, or worse, by the music establishment as he reminded the grammys in 1988. >> y'all never gave me any grammys. >> reporter: in his latter years, he would become universally beloved. and with "gma's" spencer christian in 1995, testifying on his own behalf. >> i'm an architect. >> reporter: little richard died of cancer saturday at the age of 87, but the sheer excitement his music always generates will never be silenced. in 1993, the grammys gave him a lifetime achievement award. it was indeed a lifetime of great achievement. dan and eva. >>

our own minds for this also stories about becoming which of the original title was becoming by michele obama. i have written it to my editor and she said you cannot use that title is it the nine notes similar to another one but this is becoming by michele obama so it's different. she said no. you're going to seattle and will put the gnome on top of you. so i called it here for it. the original title is why bother. think about that a lot in this moment, because what i wanted to invoke was the question that we should always, think we are always under the surface thinking about why should i bother to continue to be around? why should i try to speak? why should i try to change the political structure? why should i even the scales and situations that are unjust? why bother? and i think that is a fair question, it's a fair question why do we get up everyday and try to make the world a better place? or try to make a place for ourselves in the world? i do realize though the title of why bother would be perhaps misconstrued this is the thing that happens, i thought i turned it is off again when keep

some talking up online former national security adviser susan rice and others talking up even michelle obama herself. conjuring the idea of another obama/biden ticket although insiders note that is a non-starter, we're told, for the former first lady. this is a big story we're going to keep an eye on. we have some special guests coming up. a quick break and when we come back, a lot more in our special show tonight. r special show tonight audible is my road-trip companion. it's kind of my quiet, alone time. audible is a routine for me. it's like a fun night school for adults. i could easily be seduced into locking myself into a place where i do nothing but listen to books. i never was interested in historical fiction before, but i'm obsessed with it now. there are a lot of like, classic and big titles that i feel like i missed out since i don't have time to read, mean i might as well listen. if i want to catch up on the news or history or learn what's going on in the world, i can download a book and listen to it. because i listened to her story over and over again, i made the decision to go a

however, i think the more likely candidate rather than elizabeth warren or hillary clinton would be michelle obama obama. michelle obama could step in and be a very formidable candidate. carley: she is also having fun with that netflix stuff as well. ron and jason, thank you so much for coming on. we appreciate your insight. >> thanks, carley. >> talk to you soon. carley: rob. rob: 40 minutes after the hour. more than 30 million americans have filed for unemployment in the last six weeks. the president says some states will be bouncing back more quickly than others. >> new york is a very much different place than montana. certain states are going to have to take a little more time in getting opens. carley: so how did his message resonate with those who are eager to get back to work. our panel of small business owners joins us live to react. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i g

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michelle obama hosted yesterday's prom-a-thon, says she's proud of the class of 2020 dealing with the upheaval of the lockdown. singer encouraged people to have hope for the future. d.j. khalid and others made appearances and hailey performed. >>> it's going to cost you. >> really going to heat up in the bay area next few days. meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >>> as the sports world returns, which sport will be next? how about the nba potentially this summer at one of the happiest places on earth. we'll explain that in sports. >>> and abc7 is celebrating the bay area's class of 2020 by featuring as many seniors as possible. get your grad featured by posting candid shown more than 2,000 deserving graduates and our congratulations to all. >>> taco bell plans to hire 30,000 workers for the summer while other companies are laying people off due to the economic crisis. taco bell needs to fill existing positions and also new people to handle curbside pickup and online orders. applicants can have virtual interview. >>> bed, bath and beyond opening stores and bringing ba

some talking up online, former national security adviser susan rice and others talking up michelle obamae idea of another obama/biden ticket although insiders note that is a nonstarter, we're told, for the former first lady. this is a big story we'll keep an eye on. we have some special guests coming up. right now, a quick break. when we come back, a lot more in our special show today. e in our special show today for what you need! [squawks] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >>> welcome back to our special memorial day coverage. i'm ari melber. i'm joined right now by tiffany cross, resident fellow had he harvard kennedy school and the author of the forthcoming book, "say it louder." your view on what joe biden should do with his selection? >> well, hi, ari, good to be with you and happy memorial day. i want to first put this in context, ari, and say, look, this is not a choice between joe b

you had michelle obama, mark zuckerberg. >> it just kept growing. >> reporter: but for someone who builtr audiences of thousands, he says it's still not the same. >> i was on the plane every day. once the pandemic hit and i will to be still and sit at home, i honestly didn't know what to do. >> reporter: it's a sentiment shared by people all over the industry. production artist working for kanye west even others says he's never seen anything like this. >> the only thing that even comes close at all would be 9/11. that was a few weeks, maximum a month, and everybody got back up to it. >> reporter: he says there are many being forgotten. >> there's 12 million people in live entertainment in the u.s. alone. >> reporter: his team was supposed to kick off justin bieber's tour tonight in seattle. >> it's kind of sad for me and the fellas that we're not doing that today, but our time will come. >> reporter: he spends about ten months a year on the road. now he and 87 employees are out of work. >> we went from having the biggest year planned, everybody knew this was the biggest year we had, to z

. >> siempre respetando el distanciamiento social el expresidente barack obama y su esposa michelle obama (hablan en inglés). >> ahí lo vio, en acción el famoso residente de santa rosa anunció las redes sociales una competencia virtual de nachos esta noche la estrella se enfrentará en un evento que contará con la participación de varios artistas. desde aquí lo vemos en esa noble labor . >> tenemos que pagar 1300 dólares solamente de 2000 dólares. >> pongan mucha atención anuncia nueva ayuda para quienes estén batallando para pagar la renta le digo cómo puede beneficiarse vamos a una pequeña pausa y ya volvemos. pagar el alquiler de su vivienda-- en hayward a raiz de la pandemia, ahora podran recibir ayuda de la ciudad-- (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >> las personas que tengan problemas para pagar el alquiler de vivienda debido a la crisis por el coronavirus ahora pueden solicitar ayuda por 2500 dólares vemos los requisitos que deben cumplir. >> carlos ha perdido el sueño el último mes no pudo pagar el alquiler completo de apartamento. >> tuvimos que pagar 1700 dólares entre los 3000

a photo of german with former president barack obama and the first lady was featured in michelle obama's memoir, becoming when he suffered a stroke in 2011 the obamas made sure he was taken care of in the hospital and send him flowers. time for another look at the forecast, here's mabrisa rodriguez mabrisa. >>hi catherine yeah, let's take a live look outside golden gate bridge and we're noticing plenty of sunshine out there right now as we wrap up our thursday night and still tracking breezy winds right along golden gate bridge with sustained winds you're 25 miles per hour and stormtracker 4 not seeing any marine layer influences and we do see any low cloud cover will mainly be for those you would happen baber visibility not going to be too bad at just 6 miles during the overnight hours but better clearing by around sunrise and temperatures out there right now cooling down into the 60's and 70's with overnight lows a little bit chillier than last night, so upper 40's and low 50's with cooler temperatures even for those of you in parts of the north bay like santa rosa and napa cooling dow

michelle obama hosted yesterday's virtual prom-a-thon, saying she's proud of the class of 2020. singer becky g shared memories of prom and inspired people to . chloe and hallie performed. >>> there is no baseball yet, but a minor league has your fix. >>> want to spend the night at a fully-stocked stadium? now's your chance, but be prepared to pay. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking our first heat wave of the year, an excessive heat watch will go into effect shortly. we'll let you know how hot we get and how long the heat wave lasts in the accuweather forecast. >>> and maybe you've seen abc 7 is celebrating the class of 2020 by featuring as many seniors as possible. you can get your grad or senior class featured by posting candid pics by we congratulate each and every one of them. here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step clo

people like him we loved him he was beloved by my family and he will be so missed >> reporter: michelle obama in her book shared this photo with jerman, taking the first couple to the end of the quarters at the end of the day in a statement tonight, mrs. obama remembering his kindness and care, saying we were lucky to have known him. celebrated like family within the white house and at home, wilson roosevelt jerman was 91 years old. peter alexander, washington. >>> an extraordinary life we'll be right back. >>> before we go tonight, in the latest installment of nightly news kids edition, families getting creative, turning backyards into summertime fun plus, we'll meet the newest addition to the houston zoo. baby nelson arrived, all 300 plus pounds of him and one boy's mission to help heroes the new episode is streaming now. that's nightly news for this evening. i am lester holt please take care of yourself and each other good night >> kelly: hey, what's going on, y'all, the #goodneighbor" story comes from a sports broadcaster in london. with no sports, he has something else. >> thank you for

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there are millions of michelle and barack obamas.file women of the world stage, this netflix documentary becoming, about michelle obama, is an all—female team behind it. campaigners for equality hope there is no going back. there is the social imperative which we know and then there is the business imperative. what all of the leading content creators have learned over the past few years is that you will make more money when you have content that is diverse and inclusive. and now the academy awards have made online—only film releases eligible for the 2021 oscars. tayarisha poe, whose first film selah and the spades is released on amazon, thinks it is time to rethink cinema. i think that innovation is always necessary. whether there's a pandemic or not, we need to be rethinking how we are talking about distributing films and i wanted to make sure i was putting something out that as many people could see as possible, no matter where they were, no matter if they are watching it on the phone or computer, it doesn't matter to me, i just wa

this morning we are getting a closer look at the new documentary following former first lady, michelle obamaone day before it hits netflix. >> i am from the south side of chicago. that tells you as much about me as you need to know. >> becoming, a book name, and she says the film celebrates the powerful stories of the people she met from childhood to her life today. mike, i cannot wait to see this. i went to the becoming tour stop when she was in denver and to her book signing and then she was at a hospital reading to kids. that was the best day ever, okay. i feel really excited about the documentary. >> a role model for everybody, you know. >> definitely. >> yeah. so powerful. can't wait to hear her back story. it would be interesting to see if she would have ran for president or vice president, but i guess that's a dream, and we will have to live vicariously through her. we are looking south and you can see the flags on the ferry, and no much in the way of fog for this cinco de mayo. if you liked yesterday you will like today. building heat begins tomorrow but relief for everybody during m

barack and michelle obama scheduled for multiple virtual commencement celebrations.ne comes up may 16th on all major networks and social media. another on youtube. that will be june 6th. the former first couple received requests from around the world to address students who have to graduate virtually. so we have advice for those new graduates and a message of inspiration or two. >>> residents in martinez raising the alarm over a growing homeless encampment near the marina. it could pose a covid-19 health risk to the public. callening on the city and police to clear out the encampment. they're following orders from health officials and not displacing anyone who lives there. >> you can not bring any friend in here. i can't bring friends to my house. you can't bring friends in here. this is your shelter in place encampment. this is here to protect you and citizens. the citizens should be happier, because we don't have homeless people running around causing problems. >> routine clearing of homeless encampments will continue after the shelter in place order has been lifte

barack and michelle obama scheduled for multiple virtual commencement celebrations.ne will be on may 16th on all major networks and on social media as well. another on youtube on june 6th. and we want to congratulate all graduates from the bay area. >>> that's right, kpix 5 honors the class of 2020 by showing them off on tv. this is derek campbell. who is graduating from vanicia high school attending western oregon this fall majoring in business administration. congratulations, derek, share your grad photos with us, email 2020 grads @cbs.com. or use the #kpix. include narrative name. no professional photos. you might see them on tv. epp inbig wa help families struggling during the coronavirus crisis. we will show you some of their efforts on this giving tuesday. about 100 families in the city of oakland have one less thing to worry about tonight. >> their pantries are fully stocked. they were invited to greater saint john missionary baptist church on this giving tuesday to pick up kits packed with a weeks worth of food, hand sanitizer, soap, and other essentials, the

." >>> former president and first lady barack obama and michelle obama are delivering virtual commencement speeches in the next few weeks. you can see the schedule right there. mr. obama will be solo for the show me your walk and graduate together events, but the former first lady will join june 6th for youtube's dear class celebration. we are helping mark a milestone featuring photos of the bay area class of 2020. to get there quickly, just scan the qr code at the bottom of your page with your smartphone. it'll take you right to that gallery. so many great photos. there's also a link on that page that if you have a graduate in your family and a picture you would like to submit, we'll show your graduation pictures online and we'll show you some tonight right here at the end of the news cast. >> we love that. we just get mesmerized by all the graduates whether it's 8th grade junior high school, high school or college. jeff raniere is talking about the warm up and the big day on sunday for mother's day. >> yeah. and we also had showers in the mix too. plenty happening here as we head through

later this week, former first lady michelle obama is hosting a virtual national prom on mtv.s reportedly schedud to kick off friday. >>> next, to actress tara reid reportedly set to take on a brand-new challenge. carole baskin. >> the "sharknado" actress is in talks with the producer of the anticipated movie version of the netflix documentary "tiger king." >> reid tells the "new york post" she's a "tiger king" fan, reportedly finding it "interesting." she's being considered for the role of baskin. joe exotic is now in prison. >> "sharknado." and naomi campbell bringing style to hazmat fashion. >> over the weekend the supermodel shared a selfie of herself on a plane wearing a full hazmat suit complete with goggles, face mask, and face shield. by the way, she turns 50 on friday. >> where, who? >> i can't see it under all of that. >> if you know anything about naomi campbell, you know she does not play when it comes to hygiene. that woman was cleaning -- >> i know when i'm around her, i need to duck. >> oh, that too. >> i need to bob and weave. he my skin gets so tired. this new

>> others advocate ballots by mail and is a way to expand access including a group founded by michelle obama called when we although it.? we know that it is not a one- stop , all tisfaclaim at thsay. stephanie young says the virus makes the organizations mission even more urgent. >> we are trying to make sure that under the dire circumstances in which we find ourselves as a nation that we are not limiting people to participate in our democracy. >> only three and the district of columbia are holding elections as scheduled. every other state as either postponed contests or expanded to a vote by mail system. >> it is not clear if there is any right way for state to respond to something like that. >> they say knowing your estate plan and the key election deadline will help ensure your vote is counted. >>> experts say voting by mail does not increase votes for the republican or democratic parties. >> i think that we will just call it distancing because we are still going to be social. >> we are trying to be social. >>> coming up and streaming on cbsn bay area, the wineries hard work getting ready

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. >>> what we were not expecting from michelle obama's new documentary.ghters opening up about mom. >> we'll hear the personal insights and unique perspective from sasha and malia ahead in "the skinny." it's thursday, may 7th. >>> so mona -- >> uh-huh? >> you know i worked at the white house a little bit. >> uh-huh. >> press corps, all that, good things. >> yeah? >> when president obama was in office. sasha and malia, i saw them walking to the chopper once. said out loud, grown man, "i secret service looked at me like, grown man saying -- i mean, if i was years younger. >> the question i have for them, sasha where did you get that shirt? malia, where did you get that purse? their fashion is always on point. >> mona also wants to party with them. >> i do want to be their friend. >> we will get to the obama girls, women, in just a moment. >>> the latest developments on this pandemic at this hour, here's a look at where we stand on bending the curve mapped out county by county. everything in red you see is where the cases are still not decreasing. >> the cor

. >>> former president barack obama and first lady michelle obama set to hit the college commencementies of virtual addresses they're set to give the class of 2020 and where we can all see them ahead in "the skinny." it's wednesday, may 6th. >>> to the class of 2020, congratulations. >> that's the best you can do? >> that's my best obama right there. >> lord. well, from obama, kobama, kenneth obama, to oprah. the class of 2020, granted they are in difficult circumstances right now, but they are getting some big-name commencement speakers that we didn't. >> that is right, and a lot of people will be tuned in. >> silver lining. >> for all of those commencement addresses coming up. >>> we must get to the latest pandemic developments at this hour. 1.2 million confirmed coronavirus cases in the u.s. and 71,000 americans have died. >> president trump plans to wind down the coronavirus task force by next month and replace it with, quote, something in a different form focused on safety and reopening. the president did not wear a mask as he toured a mask manufacturing plant in arizona. there w

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this photograph is of ocean -- is of michelle obama, with people wearing chicago blackhawks jerseys. something just to show how this becomes normalized and ordinary. when we thought about how to show this in the exhibition, the decision we made is it's impossible to show -- it's about how people usually decide to support a team, usually because that's where they live. it tends to be a unifying force in many ways. and it comes at a way that dehumanizes american indians. this is something that happens to native american people. rarely does it happen to other groups in the united states. >> there is not one opinion as far as american indians on this phenomenon. two examples that are clearer the cleveland indians, which most people would say the image feels very stereotypical. i think most non-indian people would say that feels out of place. the team is now phasing that logo out. washington redskins, being a dictionary-defined slur area -- slur. others aren't clear, lack ox, or the name "indians, " without a stereotypical name -- blackhawks, or the name "indians, " without a stereotypica

you can get ready to celebrate with barack and michelle obama the obamas are scheduled to for several virtual commencement celebrations on saturday may 16th at 05:00pm our time they'll be on all the major networks and social media and then to an end in to youtube on june 6. that's when the obamas will be offering advice and messages of inspiration to new graduates. another to our commencement dedicated to historically black colleges and universities will be live streamed on may 16th at 11:00am local time. our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website at kron 4 dot com between our broadcast make sure to check in throughout the day and stay updated on the very latest. we'll be back with more news in just and we are back time now for 45 and here's a look at how beautiful it was yesterday at dolores park in san francisco. you can see people out there enjoying some sun all of them responsibly socially distancing which was great. remember the date for mayor london breed was threatening to shut down the park if people didn't start following the physical distancing guidelines, but

barack and michelle obama scheduled for multiple virtual commencement celebrations.ne will be on may 16th on all major networks and on social media as well. another on youtube on june 6th. and we want to congratulate all graduates from the bay area. >>> that's right, kpix 5 honors the class of 2020 by showing them off on tv. this is derek campbell. who is graduating from vanicia high school attending western oregon this fall majoring in business administration. congratulations, derek, share your grad photos with us, email 2020 grads @cbs.com. or use the #kpix. include narrative name. no professional photos. you might see them on tv. >>> by area religious groups stepping up in a big way to help families struggling during the coronavirus crisis. we will show you some of their efforts on this giving tuesday. these days staying connected is more important than ever. so we're working 24/7 to maintain a reliable network, to meet your growing internet needs. we're helping customers who are experiencing financial difficulties stay connected. we're increasing internet speeds

at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to pasadena, california bookstore is michelle obama's memoir, the coming. the best-selling book of 82018. ♪ >> the president from public affairs. available now in paperback and e-book. biographies of every president, organized by their ranking by noted historians from best to worst and features perspectives into the lives of our nations chief executive and leadership styles. visit our website, c-span.org/thepresident learn more about each president and historian feature. order your copy today wherever books and e-books are sold. >> a look at books being published this week. the differences between 20th century socialism socialism today and argue that it must be stopped in the u.s. of socialism. in a work, historian eric recalls rights for gay rights after being dismissed from his federal job in 1957 due to his sexual orientation. in the next great migration, author and science journalist, sonia examines human and animal migrations and how they are beneficial to the environment. also this week, david's claims that attacks on president tru

including support on getting the money for some of the states, were proud to have the support of michelle obama's group for first political moves about legislation since she got out of the white house, we have the support of vote on latino for the bill, so many other groups and were really excited about the civil rights provisions. so with what it does, i know that was one of the discussions and how we can stop the disenfranchisement, it is first of all funding and we have 400 million, there's a bunch of strings attached that the republicans put on that we want to change in the next bill but we have to get so much more billions of dollars if we want to get the postage and the envelopes in answer to some of the questions that i saw coming, we have to keep the postal service strong especially for the rural areas. we need to also break down the barriers to getting the ballots, not every state is like oregon, 16 states require a reason for an absentee ballot, at least for governors including governor cuomo but to republican governors in indiana and west virginia have now waive those requirements. we

plus, he's cooked for oprah and michelle obama. now chef art smith cooks for you. and, tamar braxton and tamron's longtime hairstylist, johnny wright, on the "to catch a beautician." right now, on "tamron hall." ♪ >> tamron: welcome to "tamron hall," from my home. it is memorial day weekend, and coming up a little bit later in the show, anthony anderson will join us. we've been working together on memorial day special. we've been taking from our home. all the details coming up a little bit later in the show, so stick around for my conversation with my buddy, anthony anderson. but there's been another story on my mind for weeks now. i'm sure you've seen the reports, as well. a number of children around the country, 15 different states now, getting sick and in some cases dying. this obviously hits home, having a 1-year-old. whether you have a 1-year-old or an 18-year-old, all of these stories, especially as they relate to our children, they hit an extra nerve. there are so many questions that we as parents and as people who love children, we want answers to. take a l

princeton alum michelle obama sent her congratulations. >> 274.ongratulations to him. >>> it could be a star-spangled start for baseball if owners and players ca the owners have now approved a plan to start an 82-game season in early july, around july 4th weekend with empty stadiums, of course, the players union wit get the proposal today. salary issues must still be discussed. >>> new details on why tom brady left the patriots. new report blames rising tensions with his offensive new details. brady reportedly wanted more control. >>> mike tyson is fueling speculation he may be returning to the ring. >> i'm back. >> tyson's instagram video has millions of views. the 53-year-old is seen training at lightning speed. stay tuned. >> he's still got it. >>> you don't see this every day at bass pro shops. a man was seen diving into one of the big fish tanks at the store in florida. he walked up to the stairs and then jumped right into the tank as you see. our station in ft. myers posted the video. it remains unclear who this aspiring michael phelps is. >

it also contradicts michelle obama's dana saying when they go low, we will go high.nt page, back to the beach, we will look at that picture of two people, a couple at a then beach and dorsett taking no chances, they have a plastic windbrea ker, dorsett taking no chances, they have a plastic windbreaker, reasonably ingenious. and i had seen people using a shower curtain as a way for people to hug. 0ne using a shower curtain as a way for people to hug. one way of getting through the summer and going back to the beach. it reminds me of the whole of my childhood, i grew up near the beach when the wind was howling and probably even raining, there will would be on the beach and absolutely determined to enjoy ourselves and get the most out of having that amazing natural resource. we have obviously been cooped up so much and everyone wants to get out there and get that source of vitamin d from the semite which is very important in keeping our immune system alert against a virus sell a beautiful image to remind us. sunny days are hopefully add. any ideas of uas? i will not be

. >>> former president and first lady barack and michelle obama are helping the class of 2020 mark ailestone. the obamas will deliver several virtual commencement speeches in the coming weeks. mr. obama will be solo for the show me your walk and graduate together events but the former first lady will join him on june 6. loss bomberos is celebrating cinco de mayo by giving back. the organization made up of firefighters and police officers that work to promote leadership in the latino community. today members handed out bags of free food to families in the mission. in honor of cinco de mayo, they hired a mariachi band to play during the giveaway. >>> the 49ers could be giving you back your money if you have tickets. we'll explain. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> this thursday the nfl will release its season schedule, if there's a season. >> a

. >> the rule of law, susan, when we look at what former president obama said michelle has also repeated it. i mean, what are we saying now that -- are we now saying that you can plead guilty and then later say, no, even though i told you that i did it, i didn't do it because somebody else now is the prosecutor and i can rearrange what i did. what happens to the standard of law? >> well, it's basically deteriorated under donald trump. he's put an attorney general in that will bend to his will. our democracy, our judicial system, it may not have crumbled but it's certainly showing a lot of cracks, rev. >> michelle goldberg and susan del percio, thank you both for being with me. >> after two months calling for justice, the two men suspected of the killing of ahmaud arbery you now behind bars. >> there are now at least 1.3 million confirmed cases of coronavirus in the u.s. right now. 79,000 deaths and more. rhode island and nevada lifted stay-at-home orders but implemented new restrictions. california governor gavin newsom signed an executive order allowing all voters in the state to receiv

this photograph is of michelle obama when she was first lady of the united states with -- with people wearing chicago blackhawks jerseys. again, this is something just to show how this becomes very normalized and ordinary. when we thought about how to show this in the exhibition, one decision we made was when possible to show children's clothing and apparel. so you see this infant onesie. again, it is about how people usually decide to support a team, usually because that's where they live and it tends to be a unifying force in many ways, and it comes in a way of dehumanizing american indians because, again, this is something that happens to native american people and rarely does it happen to other ethnic groups in the united states to this degree. and there's not one opinion about as far as american indians on this phenomenon. i think two examples that are really clear are the cleveland indians in which most people would say the image, you know, of the chief feels very stereotypical from another age and demeaning. some might disagree, but i think most non-indian people would say, gee

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and in june, he'll appear alongside former first lady michelle obama for the youtube event, dear class20. and now malia and sasha obama are speaking publicly for the first time in more than a deck a joining their mother in her new netflix documentary "becoming." stephanie gosk has more. >> hi. >> how are you? >> malia and sasha obama, stepping back into the spotlight for a rare interview. >> i'm excited for her. she should be proud of what she's done. i think that's the most important thing for a human to do is to be proud of themselves. >> the former first daughters appearing in the netflix documentary "becoming" which looks at michelle obama's post white house life. >> no longer facing that same scrutiny. being able to let all of that leave your mind creates so much more space. >> now a junior at harvard, the 21-year-old is seen backstage at her mom's sold out 2018 stadium book tour. >> this is demonstrated in a way that is like those years were not that bad, you no he? you see that. you see that huge crowd out there and that last, you know that, last kind of speech you gave about ju

that angela merkel signed, and then we have the condolence book, which is turned to barack and michelle obamad then we also have the program from the service, and we have the u.s. senate condolence book, which is turned to mitch mcconnell's signature. we have a photo montage of throughout his life. of course the early life, they were married young. he was still in the navy when they got married, so we have a montage of photos from their life, from his career here at the library. and some photos, a nice photo of the up 4141, as it traveled from houston up here to the library and carried the body with it and then a section of the railroad track that was cut out by up, but that's a section that the train actually went over. and then one of my favorite cartoons, this is one of a series of two. when mrs. bush died, there was a cartoon of mrs. bush going to heaven and being greeted by her daughter. and then when president bush died about six months or eight months later, ramsey mcdonald or marshal ramsey, sorry, ko cartoonist from jackson, mississippi, did a cartoon of president bush meeting robin

the united states and is the author of tonight's book and uncovered 19 doctor murphy and with michelle obama. and with those interpreted services and with the signing. >> thank you so much. this is a joy way to be here someone that i admire so greatly especially to talk about this book one of the most important books i have read in a long time and totally under chant on - - change my understanding partially meaningful so i'm thrilled to be here today. >> thank you for indulging me this way. [laughter] >> you are the surgeon general of the united states of america. you written a memoir or tell all or leadership book but instead you wrote a book about loneliness arguing it is a serious problem here and around the world. why did you decide to write this book and what makes it a serious problem? >> and then to share this book with the world with your friend whom i deeply admire if anybody writes a tell all and use those to share anyways. but i will see that i did have some ideas may be there would be a new view of public health with infrastructure and my time in office learning about governmen g

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you have another story, a surprise in the new documentary about michelle obama? what's this about? c interview since leaving the white house. in the former first lady's movie "becoming." the documentary, which hits netflix today, follows michelle obama as she travels from city to city on a book tour promoting her bestselling memoir. the documentary also details her family life post-white house, and in a just-released clip we hear malia talking about how proud she is of her mom. take a listen to this. >> this has demonstrated in a way just like, damn, those years weren't for nothing, you know. you see that -- you see that huge crowd out there, and that last -- you know, that last kind of speech you gave about just like -- people are here because people really believe in love and hope in other people. >> gayle, i feel like the last time i looked they were just 7 and 10. i blinked, and here are these intelligent, self-assured, sophisticated young women standing before my eyes. >> i know, vlad. listen, those obama girls, they are kind, gracious, smart. kudos to their parents who said, l

current best-selling audio books, topping the list two memoirs first becoming by former first lady michelle obama best-selling book of 2018. that's followed by untamed, after that retired u.s. seal david shares thoughts on self-discipline in can't hurt me and then in talking to strangers, new yorker staff writer examines how we misread words and actions. best nonfiction audio books according to audible former nay say seal -- navy seal dan crenshaw in book fortitude. some of the authors have appeared in book tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> the presidents from public affairs available now from paperback and e-book, presents biographies of every president organized by their ranking, from best to worst and features perspectives into the lives of our nation's chief executives and leadership styles. visit our website c-span.org/thepresidents. to learn more about each president and historian features and order your copy today. >> now on book tv we would like to highlight programs from archives that focus on the 2008 economic recession trade and