they see a bunch of kids playing for nite on their nine tendos. i see a bunch of future dr.r you, kevin. you probably a dr. oz at best. >> the running 30 minutes late substitute. >> whew! hey, guys, sorry i'm late. okay. that's all for today. >> trevor: the too much information substitute. >> so then i said, marvin! how you gonna hook up with my sister on easter? dressed like an easter bunny? whown what? how about i shove a basket up your ass? how about that for resurrection day? >> the stuck in the past. >> state semifinals 2005, i was up a set 40 love and it happened, i got a foot cramp! oh, damn it! i should have won! ( sighs ) anyway, so that's a rombus. >> a substitute on his phone the whole time. >> everyone, we, today are going to be -- going -- the homework was assigned -- >> should we be doing something right now? >> yeah, you should. >> and, of course, the acting too young for her age substitute. >> nite one. epic. definitely putting that on my tik tok. now you guys aren't supposed to follow teachers, but i won't tell if you don't. >> all of our subs are available

that includes accommodations for social distancing, disinfectant protocols and employee niting in san francisco, retailers with direct access to the street will be allowed to reopen and they'll follow specific safety requirements for a full list of new guidelines go to kpix.com. >>> here is a look from chopper 5 earlier over lake merit in parkin will stay closed through the end of the month and lots iowa adjacent will be closed every friday through sunday and on memorial day. >>> i'm anne at the live news desk following the damage from a powerful earthquake that hit this morning in nevada near the border with california. here is a look at some of that damage. it was a 6.5 magnitude quake that hit at 4:00 a.m.. tonapa was the closest city and you can see the trouble it caused to highway 95 in the area. the local sheriff's office gave us this footage, 20-miles of 95 are shut downright now and that's the main route between reno and vegas. the main quake was followed by several powerful after shocks include ago 5.1 less than a half hour after the main event. the usgs said expect more over

good nite. ♪ ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, ba, da, jimmy kimmel live ♪ this is ridiculous.my: hello again, it's me, jimmy, welcome to my house. i hope you had a nice day of meetings in your fat pants. at this point, i've done so much working from home, once we go back, i'm planning to spend two months living at work. this morning we have a very picky 5 year old daughter who last night decided she no longer eats corn. this morning show she decided not to eat her pancakes. i got a mix made of whole-grains, and i add the eggs and milk. i made it in the shape of a butterfly, which she loves. the syrup is perfect, and she hated it. she took one bite and says, "it tastes like it has seeds in it." i explained there were no seeds in it, even though there were we found out later. but we got in an hour-long standoff over this. eat the pancakes, you love pancakes, no i don't. you eat them every day, not thes

riots continue for a third nite over the death of george floyd. unarmed black man dying in police custody pinned on the ground. you saw the video. the city tweeted there are confirmed reports of cut gas lines and explosives inside the station. officers evacuated. protestors remain and chekeep coming. national guard has been called in. but are staying clear. it's not just in minneapolis. st. paul say over 170 businesses have been looted or damaged tonight. floyd's family and community leaders are calling begging for calm. >> violence on the streets of minneapolis. family members and law enforcement calling for it to end. demonstrators grieving and angry over the death at the hands of police. wednesday night officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets but lost control. protestors left a dozen buildings on fire. and one person found shot dead. frustration over flowed to other parts of the country. l.a. linked arms blocking traffic. out rage in denver. other gatherings around healing like this scene in houston. floyd's hometown. >> meanwhile federal la

move, the intelligence community, obama administration, unmasked the identity of michael citizen, nited states who is entitled to fourth amendment rights and to due process. general michael flynn received none of that. he intelligence community was hunting for evidence against general flynn, evidence they did not find. from newly released transcripts that in stark former d.n.i. t james clapper had been saying, publicly and contrary what he publicly, here's what he was saying privately with regard to russian collusion. any direct impurecal evidence that the trump campaign or someone in it was plotting or conspiring with the russians to meddle with the election. sounds awfully different from just said 10 days prior in a public capacity. aving found no evidence of russian collusion, the f.b.i. came up with a new absurd theory violated might have he logan act, a statute from 1799 that in its 200 years of existence had never been used to american citizen but it was resurrected in the case f lieutenant general michael flynn. michael flynn didn't violate the logan act. even the f.b.i. did not

riots continue for a third nite over the death of george floyd. unarmed black man dying in police custody pinned on the ground. you saw the video. the city tweeted there are confirmed reports of cut gas lines and explosives inside the station. officers evacuated. protestors remain and chekeep coming. national guard has been called in. but are staying clear. it's not just in minneapolis. st. paul say over 170 businesses have been looted or damaged tonight. floyd's family and community leaders are calling begging for calm. >> violence on the streets of minneapolis. family members and law enforcement calling for it to end. demonstrators grieving and angry over the death at the hands of police. wednesday night officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets but lost control. protestors left a dozen buildings on fire. and one person found shot dead. frustration over flowed to other parts of the country. l.a. linked arms blocking traffic. out rage in denver. other gatherings around healing like this scene in houston. floyd's hometown. >> meanwhile federal la

you say, but it is very much likely that we are going to see a tougher response coming out of the .nited states it is likely to get tougher and tougher from here. phase two is looking difficult. for are the implications china-u.s. relation in the deep freeze? julia: that is absolutely relevant and true. i think the deglobalization pressures we were seeing before to only beappear intensifying as a result of the crisis. the tensions were running high , deepening now, and that it only be disrupted for the recovery when we are thinking about the disruption to global supply chains that are a necessary part of this shut down , and how reopening will look when we are seeing these tensions intensify and global supply chains being reorganized. i think it is an incredibly disruptive force to the essence of globalization, which is what drove the efficiencies and the , somets in recent decades profits in and the recent decades, some of which are essential. we are talking about medicine and food and a lot of very critical industries. does that mean the potential growth rate for the emerge, andmy as w

this is the issue that keeps them up at nite.ou're seeing a target to create nine million urban jobs by the end of 2023 to have an official unemployment rate of 6%. also more support for small and medium sized enterprises that create the bulk of jobs and employment in china. 5% of jobs created, more tax cuts and more infrastructure spending no big surprise there you're looking at almost half a trillion of infrastructure spending as well. on the monetary policy front, we expect more cuts to the banking system. no, i rah: and the budget deficit target wide tond more than 3.6% of g.d. perform. that was bloomberg markets co-anchor tom mackenzie from the forbidden city in beijing. now to the first nude, india's central banks cut rates in an unexpected announce thment morning. it's ramping up support for an economy facing its first recession in four decades. the benchmark repurchase rate was lowered by 40 basis points to 4%. the reserve bank's next meeting wasn't scheduled until june 5. president donald trump decided to withdraw from t

it seems it has relieved the pressure point, and now wpt nite new rules, this is still a work in progress, with reopening southern california's very, very beloved beaches. i'm paul vercammen reporting from malibu, back to you. >> reporter: several beach communities reopened saturday as part of a dry run for the jersey shore. the rest are expected to open on memorial day weekend. authorities wanted to see what would happen if they reopened boardwalks and parks and asked people to be responsible for social distancing. on saturday, state police reported the experiment reportedly was working. many attractions remained closed. on the beach, drone footage captured groups of people sitting apart from one another. the boardwalk was packed, and most people didn't wear masks, though they were not required to. there's a concern if people don't remain socially distant, the summer seen could ason coul down, creating another blow to the economy. ocean city, new jersey. >>> and we have this for those of you stocking up on disinfectants. the world health organization is offing this new advice. it says sp

the uyghur force labor prevention ct, h.r. 6210, that would prohibit imports from xinjiang unless nited states companies can prove that their goods were not produced by forced labor. many u.s. and international companies are ofplicit in the exploitation the forced labor of uyghur and other muslim minorities. solidarityo stand in with the uyghur, chinese, indeed, all of the people living under the rule of the chinese government and their freely, to live practice their religious beliefs freely, and speak their own languages freely. the passage ofto this legislation and continuing to bipartisan work together support human rights in china. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the texas.an from mr. mccaul: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the gentleman from new jersey -- i apologize -- the house sponsor uyghur human rights act, mr. crihris submit. the speaker pro tempore: the -- leman is recognized mr. mccaul: mr. chris smith. the speaker pro tempore: the recognized.s mr. smith: we are trying to bring light to this terrible this rights tragedy, genocide that's

breaking the curfew thank you for joining us tonight at 8 i'm pam moore and can weigh in for a 5th niting chaos a scene playing out. >>across the nation. minneapolis has been the epicenter of protests since e death of george floyd on memorial day tonight protesters stay out past curfew at one point marching toward downtown that is once not swat teams fired tear gas into the crowd. the tougher tactics came after city and state leaders were criticized there for not confronting the violence more strongly an overnight curfew is in effect in minneapolis and in more than a dozen major cities across the nation violent protests that rocked america from coast to coast even in cities that are known as civil hot spots, so we want to show you some live pictures from 3 different cities across the country we have los angeles atlanta. >>and chicago where police in those 3 cities have been battling protesters and fires and there's been tear gas and rubber bullets for much of the day and now night is falling in the cities and the protests continue. >>here in the bay area. >>among the cities that ordered c

nite anytime a write oprofile about something i dream but them for months. you worked on this book for six years and i wander what your relationship with genie was at the beginning and how it changed if it ever did? >> guest: yeah. totally did. because i'm at holm i can show you. this is genie's press badge. >> host: cool. >> guest: this is genie's campaign poster. show and tell. i have a top of her stuff. goes your paint. necessarily became kind of obsessed with her so i could feel like i knew her. and anytime -- i have two little kids and they're like if you could have dinner with anyone -- genie chance. i went in -- she was this kind of proto feminist figure in anchorage of awful places who -- all places and you were a woman in broadcast, did a show but home mac organize recipe swaps on the air and i have her recipe swap cookbook when he sits a to the like that and the became a news reporter instead. went for it and just like the driven working mother who was banging into all these expectations that told her she shouldn't be doing those things. when i sta