>> customer: yeah. >> whitaker: that has been precisely michelle thomas's experience in south atlanta. >> thomas: no. i wanted to be a part of carver market. "how can i apply? how can i get started?" >> whitaker: what was your first job? >> thomas: my first job was a barista. >> whitaker: so what is your job now? >> thomas: i'm assistant general manager of-- of carver market. ( laughs ) you have a wonderful day, and you come back and see us again, okay? >> customer: i will. thank you. >> whitaker: the health benefits that a nearby grocery store can provide have been proven in neighborhood after neighborhood. michelle thomas says she sees it in her own family, compared to the food-desert where she used to live. >> thomas: i could never get fresh fruit and vegetables the same day that i needed them. with carver market, i can actually just walk down the street, like five blocks, and i have fresh vegetables, fresh fruit. and that's the point. you want to give your kids something healthy. >> rayshard brooks: it was my daughter's birthday. >> whitaker: even with all the progress in south at

chicago school feeling the heat from a latino group after proposing to rename thomas jefferson school after barack or michelle say mister obama did not represent the undocumented community. >> former president barack obama is the deep order in chief, almost 80% of children in our school districts. kevin: nasa's mars rover, curiosity, taking a break from collecting rock samples to be back this selfy, it is equipped with a laser that helps scientists learn more about the rocks. new images from inside a border patrol facility in texas as we learn there are twice as many children currently in border patrol custody than there were at the height of the border crisis in 2019, let's talk about the latest development, leslie marshall joining us in the reporter who provided those photos, homeland security reporter anna tilly is in the ground in texas. let me begin with you. gutwrenching is one way to describe what we have seen, shocking is another. what comes to mind when you describe not just what you saw but what you heard, what you felt. >> it is a lot to take in. seeing people released from custody, border patrol r

school is feeling the heat from a latino group after proposing to renaming thomas jefferson school after either barack or michelleists say he did not represent the undocumented community. speak at former president barack obama is a deep order in chief, there is almost an 80 percentile of children here in our school district. >> kevin: finally, nasa's mars rover, curiosity taking a break from collecting rock samples to being back this selfie. the rover is equipped with a rock zapping laser, is not cool? that helps scientists learn more about the rocks composition, pretty cool stuff. new images tonight from inside an overcrowded border patrol facility in texas as we are learning that there are actually more than twice as many children currently in border patrol custody them there were at the height of the trump administration's border crisis back in 2019. let us now talk about the latest analysis, fox news contributor leslie marshall joining us and the reporter providing those photos, "washington examiner" homeland security reporter is on the ground as well in mcallen, texas, spirit is so great to have you with us,

thomas kingsbury and margaret jenkins from pvh corp. and city trends kingsbury sits on the board of big cots with aaron goldstein. they like the addition of christine day, too she worked with michelleat starbucks and day was identified from the experience in athleisure to be a great fit for kohl's plan to lean further into the active and wellness space steve burd and frank sica with retire michelle added this doesn't change anything. kohl's has momentum and had a great strategy already in place. i think the bottom line is both sides are happy today. dom? >> courtney, i have watched your interviews with michelle about the issues of kohl's coming up with the new board members in place what can we expect to see from goss and the executive team at kohl's to right the ship? >> so i think that these new board members do bring some added retail expertise some outgoing board members didn't have the same areas of expertise that some of the new board members do thomas kingsbury was with burlington for a long time and did a good job transforming that business and then christine day is the former ceo of lululemon and kohl's does have some momentum in the active space they added under armour se

thomas says that business owners are optimistic. >> although we are trending towards fully reopening the state mask requirements will remain in place for the foreseeable future. but kron four's michelle kingston spoke to one bay area doctor who thinks we might be able to do away with those in june as well. >> i think between natural immunity this past out. they're doing the projections and we're going to we're going to continue to cases and hospitalizations. more than 20 million covid-19 vaccine doses administered throughout the state of california and hospitalizations are declining. all good optimistic statistics coming from the governor on tuesday with the announcement of a full reopened economy coming on june 15th ucsf doctor monica gandhi says she thinks it's possible that californians may also be able to ditch their masks by that as well. if the numbers are amazing, if cases are extremely and i think it will be. >> and also if everyone who's had an opportunity because of supply does get their shots. >> that may change the mask mandate be lifted at that time to doctor gandhi. also believes we could be safely hugging each other and shaking hands by this summer and eating inside re