cloud in the south—west of england and some cloud rolling into the coasts of lincolnshire, maybe norfolkose to freezing, may be below freezing for parts of northern england and scotland summer frost likely, but tomorrow, after the chilly start, a fine, dry and bright day with good spells of sunshine. always more clout plaguing orkney and shetland on the odd shower dipping into cornwall or pembrokeshire later in the afternoon but temperatures generally a bit higher than they were today, 1a between 19 degrees, someplace is likely to get to 20 and into thursday we will see a few showers scraping into western areas and those will be heavy and thundery. further east, driver spells of sunshine and temperatures climbing, 22 degrees in climbing, 18 for glasgow and aberdeen and it could be warmer still in the south on friday with highs of 25. more cloud for northern ireland and scotland and some patchy rain across the far north of scotland where it will be cooler, and as we head into the weekend, the cool air will sink south, chile and the north on saturday, noticeably colder for all on sunday wi

he was from norfolk. i think it would be a compelling story if you place him next to lee, stewart, and davis. it would tell a much more complete story of the commonwealth during the civil war. during the summer of 1864, lincoln met with several groups of black religious leaders and they asked him for permission to hold picnics on the white house grounds and in each case, lincoln gave permission. the incredible nature of these events is captured by how the democratic press responded. democrats complained that white groups had never been given permission to use the white house grounds for a picnic. why have lincoln given permission to black groups? they lamented that with negro officers now the negro race is looking up or rather looking down on the white race. from the elevated position it has obtained in this administration. a pennsylvania newspaper sneered at lincoln for his treatment of african americans. the newspaper was ironically called "the star of the north," from bloomsburg, pennsylvania. this is

he is from norfolk. and if you could talk about martin delaney, and when he meets with abraham lincoln, and when that book comes out, i will buy jonathan: thank you. i will buy it. jonathan: thank you. i'm working on two books. if i find anything, i would love to let you know. i am working on two books about african-americans. one is "black correspondence to lincoln," and the others about black visitors to the white house. martin delaney is a famous abolitionist and immigration-ist of the 1850's, a doctor, and he starts writing to the war department in 1863 about getting a commission of the army. he doesn't get one until 1865. he meets with lincoln, i want to say late february 1865, and they have a long conversation. delaney says to lincoln, i've got this idea. we need to create an army of only black men. civil war regiments were segregated, so you had lack enlisted men and noncommissioned officers being overseen by white commissioned officers. so delaney meets with lincoln and says, if we create an army

but the first time really out of town since he was in norfolk in february. so this time he's going to phoenix. air force one leaving this morning for phoenix, arizona. the president will visit a factory making masks. when asked if he himself would wear one, he said if the factory required mask use, he would. talking with reporters, you said he would block dr. anthony fauci from testifying before the house, but would allow testimony before the republican-controlled senate. we'll take you over to the senate. what an odd sight this is, a committee room practically empty as the senate intelligence committee questions john ratcliffe, president trump's pick for director of national intelligence. one concern some democrats and republicans have is whether ratcliff can tell the president what he needs to hear and not what he wants to hear. that question came up often. >> my loyalty is to the constitution and the rule of law. and i have made that very clear to everyone including the president. >> so you did discuss loyalty? >> no. i've made clear that, umm, if i'm, uh

to lebanon were besieged by the syrian army and its palestinian allies in the city of tripoli in norfolk and. in a daring there in sea journey from his new headquarters into the sea out of that managed to slip into tripoli in disguise and join. pro syrian palestinians responded immediately. i mean motel. well betty body and carry it in for this to meet. the heavy it in. one of the. fine and not in. well. why did he well. enough see why shaaban finest cluny human home the defense of tripoli was led by artifacts deputy. better known as abu jihad it so they met that of the syrian decision this is he rejected the description of the ongoing battle as a purely palestinian affair you're seeing this out of what's think is that it's the bank from the syrian army you see you can look you can follow it it's. just be fair to you as to the defeat of this sad coming from the city i'm not a museum to them and they. see it in command but as you see. on a factual prominence kept up that tax they have the support among palestinians in the occupied territories. looking to meet with that and what we can see

the "usns comfort" was in new york city and is now heading to norfolk, virginia. >>> asylum seekers in limbo in mexico will have to wait a little longer for any kind of hearing. the white house is citing the pandemic as the reason for keeping immigration court hearings suspended, at least until the start of june. critics blame the white house for its policy arguing asylum seekers face much harsher conditions. >>> happening today immigrant rights supporters have mayday protests at the state capitol. groups plan to drive there together to take part. after meeting in fairfield, bay area groups will join other caravans at south side park in sacramento at noon. that's where cars will parade in front of the capitol building. events include a virtual rally. >>> the california department of finances urging all state agencies to make immediate budget cuts to prepare for the recession. according to "the press democrat" a memo was sent out to agencies asking to halt unnecessary travel and vacation buybacks this year. the state controller says when the pandemic started california had about $20 bil

we are joined by a director of an estate agent in norfolk. was this a surprise to you?albeit we have got to take some precautions and make sure we keeping safe. and so what does it mean in practical terms from today? in practicalterms, the legislation is saying we can start viewings on properties again. more importantly, it is probably to progress the sales which are already going through, so we can get the market stimulated again. viewings and valuations are very important but we need to make sure we keeping customers and staff safe. to reignite the property market would bea reignite the property market would be a great thing. people have pressed pores on the situation so we haven't lost many sales, which is positive for the country, because we are very positive for the country, because we are very property led in the uk. positive for the country, because we are very property led in the ukw is only 20 past nine in the morning but have you had people getting in touch with you? funnily enough, we did last night. we put the announcement on social media last night about ha

in norfolk, there are staff members inside this building. these are the staff you can see have had a few minutes to come outside and show their appreciation via clapping, not only for each other, but for essential workers up and down the uk. you can see a food producer over there. thank you nhs, helping us alter covid—i9 and on the site here. they've been doing this here for ten consecutive weeks. people here really, really appreciate it. sirens blaring sunshine and blue skies. they been out every thursday night for everyone of those ten weeks. they're getting a better sense of community here by doing this every week. they are applauding themselves tonight, as well as some of their neighbours. they are here for one another and they say they will keep going for as many weeks as they possibly can. standing apart but standing together. # there will be swinging and swaying and records playing # and dancing in the street. # and dancing in the street. #it # and dancing in the street. # it doesn't matter what you wear, just as long as you are there

they pulled over 38-year-old stephen fisher on friday for failing to stop at a red light at south norfolk avenue and fashion island boulevard. because of his probation status officers searched his house where they found four boxes of cocaine, a loaded gun and a large amount of cash. fisher was arrested during an investigation. >>> an suv plowed through a chain-link fence and into a home rupturing a gas line today. at five this morning. at the 200 block of croft avenue. no one was hurt but the driver suffered a minor injury. san leandro police issued a stay at home order. the order has been lifted and no word on what caused the driver to lose control of the suv. >>> the city of san jose is furloughing the part time and temporary employees. city leaders said san jose is facing a $45 million budget short fall because of the coronavirus. people who are not full-time staff and libraries, parks, recreation and the police department had been expected to be put on administrative leave paid. the city said that they will call back workers as they are needed and when the budget allows. >>> derek l m

some sharp ones this evening affecting scotland, lincolnshire and norfolk, 12 showers affecting northern at the same time we will see the cloud sticking up the west and wales. elsewhere are cool but probably frost free night. tomorrow sees more cloud across south—west england and wales, should be turning drier again. some of the cloud affecting south—east england. showers developing quickly in scotland, a few for northern england, even through the midlands towards east anglia and the possibly heavy and thundery. for many, temperatures will be a shade lower, making 18 degrees in the south—east of england. into the early part of next week the weather front bringing the cloud in the south and southwest wea ke ns cloud in the south and southwest weakens and high—pressure builds down from the north—west. still some showers left overnight continuing into monday. mainly for eastern england, especially across yorkshire, lincolnshire and into east anglia. showers easing off into the afternoon, many places having a dry day with some sunshine. temperatures continue to drop away. except across south

williams gave an inspiring and surprise commencement speech for norfolk state university's virtual graduation did grow up in virginia beach which is the same region as the university, and he still looks good, despite weeks of quarantine. >> pharrell williams looks the same age as when i first saw him. this saturday there is going to be another big virtual commencement, barack obama will be there, lebron all four major networks are going to air it. >> a good one. >>> now let's talk about the fight that is going on over face masks and where and when you should be wearing one. it's an issue dividing a lot of people right now with some of those disagreements turning violent. nbc's sarah harman has more. >> don't touch me! that's the second time you've touched me >> reporter: cell phone video taken by nick connelly at a giant eagle grocery store in pennsylvania >> we live in america where you have a note to not wear a mask >> reporter: connelly told nbc news the confrontation occurred as he tried to explain he has a doctor's note exempting him from wearing a mask due to panic attacks. do you feel

showers, some sharp ones this evening affecting the north—east of england down to lincolnshire and norfolkrthern ireland as well. those will fade away overnight. we will see the clouds thickening up in the south—west of england and south wales, a bit of light rain here, should be mailed. elsewhere, it cool but probably frost—free night. tomorrow sees much more cloud than today across south—west england and south wales. it should be turning drieragain, south wales. it should be turning drier again, some of the cloud of faith in the south—east of england. centring elsewhere, scherer is developing quickly and scolding, if you are northern ireland and northern england, even through the middle east was east anglia and again though showers possibly heavy and thundery. for many temperatures will be a shade lower but still making 18 degrees in the south—east of england. into the early part of next week, that weather front bringing the cloud in the south, the southwest weakens. high pressure builds down from the north—west. we have some showers overnight continuing into monday, may and easter engla

going to norfolk for at least a day. my beloved afc rushden & diamonds, i'm a footballjunkie.is cutting away threads. it's that fear that, at some point, it's going to stop cutting away at the edges and that axe is going to fall onto my head that is quite terrifying. 11 o'clock at night, not having the best of days... late—night news from sean. i got a thc pain patch. the outside world is obsessed with covid but, for him, it is still about cancer, and it is hard. the pain patch that i put on last night didn't work. it's probably been my worst day since... since after the radiotherapy, so... it's worse than 2017. it's especially hard, as he's just become a father for the first time. a baby boy, max. the main thing i want to do with him is to get to take him to a football game. i completed my fifth cycle on my oral chemo drug, capecitabine. yay. and kit is also looking forward, with the love and support of her husband, phil. he's the love of my life and thank you, that i love making memories with him. for sean, a new life means new inspiration. amid lockdown and cancer and covid

but a breeze setting in for some has to be said system if it doesn't stand to watch out for further norfolk wanted to shower still in place just around the levant lebanon northern parts of jordan pushing up across into syria seeing some wet weather at whether easing out of turkey heading towards the caspian sea as we go on through sunday further south there we go is largely file in try so fine a dry 40 celsius here in doha that's not hot enough for you well it will cool off as we go on into sunday not for the better i suspect because the winds are going to pick up so we are going to see what it does as we go on into the early part of next week temperatures fall back to around 37 celsius but it is dry as promised dry to across much of northern africa the showers there around the therapy and highlands pushing across into northern parts of the democratic republic of congo still seeing some classes of a lot of the storm surge just around uganda and to kenya pushing up into somalia from time to time as some of that wet weather also just sliding its way into northern parts of tanzania for souther

at this care home in norfolk — and this is theirfilming — they've had a coronavirus outbreak.he home is sceptical when it comes to the visa—extension scheme. it really is a question of "we want to use you while this crisis is on, and then once we're finished with you, you can go back home". in a statement, a government spokesperson said that, right across the immigration system, it was working to support people, including in the nhs and social care sector. june kelly, bbc news. the former sinn fein leader, gerry adams, has had two convictions quashed by the supreme court. he was found guilty of trying to escape from jail in northern ireland twice in the 1970s, after he had been interned without trial. but seniorjudges have ruled his original detention was unlawful. the number of people killed in an attack on a maternity ward in the afghan capital kabul has risen to 24. mothers, newborn babies and nurses were among the victims and at least 16 people were injured. the head of the world health organisation has condemned the attack in the strongest terms, as our chief internationa

i mean, if you go to this day there is a museum near norfolk, virginia, which has the fire plans for the enormous guns the americans installed in 1940 and 1941 on the eastern shore of the ch chesapeake. the recoil will take them back along the railway lines. as a result of that, and as a result of the military planning, one of the most important pieces of legislation to come through congress in the 20th century, the two oceans act is passed in 1940. congress agrees to fund the buildup of the navy because the french navy is now out of the equation. italy on top of that entered with the axis. britain's navy is taking a pummelling and it's assumed and people like joseph kennedy is riding back from london. the assumption is the british are oufrt the equation. they vote the money for the two ocean navy act with the idea to have a navy equivalent in size to that of both japan and germany. this is a program that incidentally comes on tap and really in '43 and even more '44. this enables the americans to do fantastically well in the latter stages, the wart of pat civic. ships laid down earli

had my bags packed, and within one hour caught the train to go to norfolk, to catch a ship, to go over and join the group over in europe. this we got a message saying to hold us, so like i said, an hour before i was ready to go, i got this message saying to hold us, so i did not go. that was in april of 1945. hitler gave up the following month of may 1945. so i would have been on the high seas. for an in may of 1949, we had the first ever top gun weapons meet. this we won the meat. by then the following months, of june's they started full integration of the military, they declared they were going to ill to integrate the military in 1948, but nothing really happened until they broke our grew up in june of 1948. they scattered us all over the world. 's we had an assignment to mississauga japan's. so before we left, our records have been forwarded to japan, so the group commander knew who was coming. so i should say the wing commander, so the wing commander, took all or pilots into the base theater, and said we have these two knee grow pilots coming in. they will be assigned to one of the

at this care home in norfolk, and this is theirfilming, they've had a coronavirus outbreak.the owner of the home is sceptical when it comes to the visa—extension scheme. it really is a question of "we want to use you while this crisis is on, and then once we're finished with you, you can go back home". in a statement, a government spokesperson said that right across the immigration system, it was working to support people, including in the nhs and social care sector. june kelly, bbc news. today we've learnt about the scale of the economic challenge the country faces as result of the pandemic. research into previous economic downturns has suggested that young people tend to be the hardest hit. 0ur correspondent ben hunte has been to manchester to meet three people living together, whose working lives have been affected by the lockdown. meet george, josh and james — three housemates, all in their 20s, living together in manchester. however, they each have a different experience of employment during lockdown. first up, josh. he's out on the road, working as a delivery driver. h

the first marine hospital in norfolk, virginia, the second built in boston, massachusetts. some medical personnel were utilized by both the union and the confederacy for the care of wounded forces. it frequently happened that medical officers of the early marine hospitals were the first physicians to diagnose diseases such as cholera. the work of the service became of such increasing importance that congress extended its duties until it became in function a federal health service. wrecking -- recognizing the value of mobility, congress authorized the organization along military lines, with officers holding positions in great similar to the army and navy. in 1912, the name was changed to the united states public health service. it is administered by the surgeon general, who is responsible to the secretary of the treasury, congress and the president. we will now hear the surgeon general outlined the work of the public health service. >> although the first responsibility for public health represent desk -- rests upon the states and localities of our country, the federal govern

over the weekend, the comfort returned to norfolk, virginia, where it will be prepared to deploy as needed. in pennsylvania, the temple alternate care facility discharged remaining patients, while facilities in louisiana and texas are returning to naval air station jacksonville to prepare to redeploy if necessary. the army corps of engineers continues to execute fema mission assignments with federal, state, and local partners. the court has awarded 36 contracts for temporary facilities to add more than 14,900 beds for states with critical shortages and 27 alternative care facilities are now complete. more than 46,000 national guardsmen are supporting covid-19 response efforts at the direction of governors to include testing as well as logistical support to warehousing and distribution of food and medical supplies. i had a chance yesterday to talk to a couple governors. the chairman and i had a good conversation with the state tax. it has been our third or fourth where we were able to answer questions and make sure we are prepared for what may lie ahead. , wehe situation evolves will contin

star planning a new project you reach for your norfolk it's currently in its 42nd editions 100 published all over the world right. it's a reference but for special requirements in building design and site planning from the best height for a door handle to the angle of a body leaning back in a chest to compile these norms noise that carried out detailed measurements of the human body in daily activities and its use of space. differ based on his mention the post wasn't the 1st to measure daily life. but the radical approach or of relating architectures space and special relationships to such measurements and the radical extrapolation of space allocation and karbala g. from his relationships that was the cornerstone of house. as well as opposed to. the book was finally published 3 years after the bell house was shot down by the nazis but the efficiency of nonfat manual suited the totalitarian system and the nazis co-opted it for their own purposes. after the war when its merits could once again speak for themselves it became a bestseller. nowadays noisettes manual can be found in architectu

i will never forget, we were on a radio show in norfolk. we all were sitting in a studio, but we were on this show live in norfolk and a caller called in and asked whether william and mary had been founded on pirates' booty. i'm pointing at peter, peter is pointing at ed, we are all going you take this one. ed is googling furiously, wikipedia is next to monica and joey that was our major search research engine and peter answered the question and i have no idea how he answered. we were fortunate enough to air as a monthly show on local public radio stations, meaning central virginia, also wtju, the university's station, that's how we got our start, and very fortunate eventually to expand to roughly 200 public radio stations around the country. we had some good -- good in terms of audience -- stations. a public radio station in chicago probably reached the largest audience of any station that we were on. it was a good time. we were also on alaskan public radio, i can't remember what time we were on in alaska. i know that we were on wamu in wa

was who joins us now from norfolk. was a i°y who joins us now from norfolk.reassuringly, they are all taking slightly different approaches. there are more than ten different types of vaccine they are working on. this is really important because when we go into drug manufacture or new vaccine developments, about 90% of the time we will fail. and that‘s just because we are in uncharted waters. so the more irons you have in the fire the better. and i think this is one very promising candidate, but there are many others, reassuringly, so there are many others, reassuringly, so the mortgages we have it rolling the dice better. we maximise our chances of getting a good outcome with this. it is encouraging because we have had reports that science is working more cohesively or cooperating more at the moment. that obviously is encouraging. when it comes to this antibody test, which is what we‘re talking you about this morning, how beneficial is that? one of the things is, just because you‘ve had it, doesn‘t mean that you necessarily are immune. well, boris johnson des

we have beaches on both sides of the peninsula, obviously, virginia beach, hampton, norfolk have beautifules. they are sent to the important for our economy. we want people with the warm weather to be able to get back on the beaches, but we need to be it will to do it safely. so we are taking our time. we have a very comprehensive plan that we have worked with virginia beach and we will use that in other areas in irginia. looking at social distancing, looking at being able to educate individuals on why this is important, and also how we enforce that. so, as soon as you know that is in place and it is safe to move forward, then we will allow people to go back to the beaches. another point i would make, we are living in a new day. the times of going out onto the beach and being in large gatherings, we just can't do that anymore. as long as this virus is with us, again, we have got to be vigilant and to know that it is unfair. it has been so challenging -- to know that it is out there. it has been so challenging for people. you can't see it. we know it is out there, we see people hospitalized

the first marine hospital located at norfolk, virginia.ond was built in boston, massachusetts. some of the medical personnel were used by the union and the confederacy for the care of the sick and wounded of the military forces. it frequently happened the medical officers of the early marine hospital were the first position to diagnose such diseases as cholera, fever and smallpox, which endangered the public health. the work of the service became of such increasing importance to the public health of the country that congress extended its duties until it became in function a federal health service. recognizing the value of mobility and military discipline, congress authorized the organization of the marine hospital service along military lines with officers holding commissions in grades similar to those of officers of the medical departments of the army and the navy. in 1912, the name of the service was changed, the united states public health service. the public health service is administered by the surgeon general, who is responsible dire

of the white house on a trip for the first time since he went to visit the us and s-1 it went to norfolk, he will go to phoenix, arizona to tori honeywell facility making facemasks. >> he has cabin fever. jillian: john ratcliff is expected to be growth by democrats a confirmation hearing to serve as director of national intelligence, the first major senate hearings and closures, donald trump nominated the texas representative in february. senators and staffers returned to washington yesterday, many wearing facemasks and staying six feet apart. rob: about our breaking tradition from spring court holding arguments through teleconference for the first time in history. >> oh yea oh yea oh yea. >> i can us this morning in case 1946, united states patent and trademark office versus booking.com. rob: the audio feed streaming live, justices speaking one at a time in order security, the court resuming hearings today conducting phone hearings for the next two weeks. the term expected to end late next month. >> we are 6-month away from election day, can you believe it? presented 2020 nominee joe bi

trump's first trip outside of washington since he went to norfolk in february. >>> the senate is backn session holding its first meeting yesterday. most senators wore masks, but not all. the house has determined it's still too dangerous to meet. a senate committee will question john ratcliffe nominated by president trump to be the next director of national intelligence. now this is not the first time that ratcliffe has been nominated. he had his name in there once before but withdrew it after many senators said he lacked the experience to be the director of national intelligence. our current acting dni has no experience in intelligence. before this he was the ambassador to germany. president trump made a long late night tweet about a tv ad he had seen created by republicans who do not support him called mourning in america, mourning with a u in it like a funeral. it is a play off of the very famous ronald reagan political ad morning in america like day break. if you're too young to remember i will play a clip of ronald reag reagan's ad and then a clip of the ad that attacks the presid

he did send off the uss comfort up to new york in norfolk. that's been about it. the president down played models that show a significant spike in deaths as states begin to reopen. dr. fauci is warning of a rebound if states are not careful but president said he would not let fauci testify before house republicans. he will let him testify before republican lead committees. the president's attempts to shift attention towards reopening comes amid so many warning signs that the u.s. is not fully prepared for a public health stand point to safely do this. the curve of new cases in new york may be going down but the problem everywhere else it's not going down. new york. that's a downhill trajectory. everywhere else, not so much. look at the fact that testing is still an issue in so many parts of this country which raises the country into whether the and his allies will try to minimize the warning, choosing to refrain the debate kind of like the president's pal chris christie is doing suggesting that reopening the economy is not about safety. it's actually about sacrifi

then he leaves by boat to norfolk. while there, lee decides to attend church. in my search for robert ely and all things pertaining to robert e lee, i could tell you after many hours of searching the church which he attended does not exist anymore. however, the house which he stayed at is still there. ae carriage step -- they had stepping stone for you to get up in the carriage is still out in front of the house. i stood on it. [laughter] i had my picture taken. thank you. lee tries to go to church, it is sunday. you don't party on sunday. that is what we used to have blue laws. nobody could cheered robert e lee because it is a sunday. every hat was in the air. a young cousin , wenever met lee remarked regarded him with the greatest generation. we heard of god but here was generally. it is kind of funny. lee arrived in lexington on may 28. 1870's. his last diplomas. on august 60 is called to a special meeting to see if the trustees could raise $100,000 for new astronomy observatory. $100,000. it was five years to the day that the judge borrowed $50 and a suit t

coast and in new england such as ann arbor, philadelphia, new york, boston, portland, baltimore, and norfolkis designed only to go out to kill aircraft carriers. it's got a very special kind of guidance war head so that just in the few minutes it can be launched from china out to as far as a thousand miles, u.s. aircraft carrier. >> china is absolutely rapidly outpacing us in terms of their military development. what they have in terms of long range missiles that can reach every one of our bases in the pacific, airbases as well as naval bases, and we certainly are at risk in not having the capability to defend ourselves against that. maria: feeling much of china's military advancement has been intellectual property theft an issue proving to have ramifications beyond just economic and corporate. >> i can't say a whole lot other than it's the case that we worry about it every day. the threat of not only commercial intellectual property but the military technology is real. you can look at some of these systems and you see similarities that suggest that they may well have not created these from

trump's first trip outside of washington since he went to norfolk in february. >>> the senate is backion holding its first meeting yesterday. most senators wore masks but not all. the house is determined it's still too dangerous to meet. a senate committee will question john ratcliffe, nominated by president trump to be the next director of national intelligence. this is not actually the first time that he has had his name put forward. it was withdrawn earlier because many in the senate didn't figure he had the experience necessary to be the director of national intelligence. but right now richard grinnell is. before that he was the ambassador to germany. president trump made a number of angry tweets about a new tv ad created by republicans who do not support him. called mourning in america, mourning with a u like a funeral. it's a play on president reagan's really great ad in the '80s called morning in america, more like day break. i will play president reagan's political ad first and then the ad attacking the president. >> it's morning again in america and under the of president rea

let's talk to greg calling from norfolk, virginia. greg, good morning. caller: hello. i just wanted to extend a comment that one of your other callers from pennsylvania said and that is i am receiving unemployment after being recently laid off. i am making more money from the unemployment benefits from state and federal than i did on my job. i have very little incentive to go back to work especially since i am pushing 60 years old and am afraid of getting infected by the virus. and on top of that, i think it is a shame how everyone is expecting the government to bail them out and to give the money in this situation. i hope it is a wake-up call that people need to start saving money and putting aside for disasters like this. we live in a dangerous world and there always will be pandemics and natural disasters and wars. we cannot depend on the federal government to bail us out every time. host: let's talk to karen who is calling from on rose, new york. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say that i am working. i work in the insurance industry which is co

things look really different perhaps in richmond and norfolk. so they understand the governor has to do what he has to do for the entire state. but that being said, phase 1 may begin for them in virginia on friday, and that's when some of these restaurants on this side of the street may start looking at dining on the patio outdoors, but still, it's a very interesting dynamic. a lot of them are experiencing the same economic impact, both the burger bar and barbecue shop on the tennessee side. the two owners were talking about the price of meat and other things that they have in common. but this, their governors' rules on stay at home or opening businesses, that is something they absolutely do not have in common. and that's something they're still working on. fred? >> in bristol, virginia now. the less busy side of bristol. natasha chin, thank you so much. >>> all right. a showdown in south dakota where the governor threatening legal action if a pair of native american tribes don't remove road checkpoints designed to prevent the spread of coronavi

combat training in april of 1945, all my bags packed, within one hour of catching the train to go to norfolk catch a ship to go over and join the group over in europe. like i said an hour before i was ready to go we got this message saying to hold us, so i didn't go. that was in april '45. hitler gave up the following month of may of '45, so i would have been on the high seas. and in may of 1949 we had the first ever top gun weapons meet where harry stewart, captain temple and myself are members. in june they started full integration of the military. they declared they were going to integrate the military in '48, but nothing really happened until they broke our group up in june '48, and they scattered us all over the world. any german who was in the 99th, he and i had an assignment in japan. so before we left our records had been forwarded to japan so the group commander knew who was coming. or i should say the wing commander. so the wing commander called all the pilots into the base theater before we got there, said we have these two negro pilots coming in and they'll be assigned to one of

his first trip since the end of march when he saw the usns comfort off to new york when he was in norfolkhe's touring in arizona a honeywell mask facility. he says people are feeling good and want to get back to work. >> right now the stock market is way up. everybody is excited. they are going back to work safely, but they are going back to work. we are opening up our country again. this is what we're doing. i'll tell you, the whole world is excited, watching us. because we are leading the wor world. >> prison governors, the arizona governor opening up her salons on friday, restaurants on monday. harris? >> harris: griff jenkins, thank you very much. appreciate it. i want to bring in former arkansas governor and fox news contributor mike dubke a dull mike huckabee. great to see you, governor i watch that life with the president earlier, and he did say that if he see something going south in terms of how people are social distancing in certain areas, that he's going to snap back with a response. we've seen him do that before. >> and i think that's exactly what we ought to be doing. we too

it has started the return trip to its home port in norfolk, virginia, after that ship treated hundreds of overflow hospital patients while floating in new york harbor. also the pop-up hospital in central park that was built to take overflow patients from the mt. sinai hospital system, as of today that central park pop-up hospital is not going to be taking in any further patients. we understand they've apparently still got some small number of patients there, but they are not admitting any new ones anymore with an eye toward closing down that facility as well. that was all -- all three of those entities were emergency surge capacity for new york, right? well, new york is past that point in a way that feels fairly stable, specifically in new york. cases and hospitalizations and deaths all now declining in what appears to be a stable way, and that is great. and it gives you hope to see those facilities close down because they are not needed, because new york has the hospital capacity it needs to handle the remaining challenges of the epidemic. i also want to show you something that new yo

at this care home in norfolk — and this is theirfilming — they've had a coronavirus outbreak. it really is a question of "we wa nt to use you while this crisis is on, and then once we're finished with you, you can go back home". in a statement, a government spokesperson said that, right across the immigration system, it was working to support people, including in the nhs and social care sector. at this time of year, bali usually teeming with tourists. but all non—residents have been banned from entering since virus restrictions were imposed. this video was sent to us from josh simon, an australian who's been living in bali for 15 years. he's among a number of people behind project nasi, a charity to support those struggling because of the lockdown. barley thrives on tourism, barley is tourism. cut—off that mean supplies straightaway and there is nothing left for bali other than rice patties and localfarmers. other than rice patties and local farmers. they are thriving, the workers aren't. and that is the main issue here that we are seeing at the moment, from all races and reli

then he leaves by boat to norfolk. while there, lee decides to attend church. now, in my search for robert e lee and all things pertaining to robert e lee, i could tell you after many hours of searching that the church which he attended does not exist anymore. however, the house which he stayed at is still there. and the carriage step -- they had a stepping stone for you to get up into the carriage is still out in front of the house. i stood on it. [laughter] i had my picture taken. thank you. so lee tries to go to church, it is sunday. you got to remember, ladies and gentlemen, you don't party on sunday. remember, that is why we used to have blue laws. nobody could cheer robert e lee because it was a sunday. but because it was generally, every hat was doffed -- general lee, every hat was doffed in the air. one lady wrote a young cousin who never met lee remarked, we regarded him with the greatest veneration. we had heard of god, but here was general lee [laughter] . [laughter] -- general lee. [laughter] ok, ok it is kind of funny. lee arrived in lexington on m

this is the picture in norfolk. this one was taken. most picture in norfolk. this one was ta ken. looking generally dry with sunshine. a few showers on the cards. some of those showers on the cards. some of those showers on the north—east of the uk, a bit wintry at times. we are still in that cold air at the moment. sitting out towards the west year. a cold front has worked its way south overnight, bringing chilly abbott also a line of cloud and a few showers around, particularly across parts of england and wales, the odd light shower this morning. cloud melting away in the south and a lot of dry weather with sunshine but still, those wintry showers lingering across the bar north—east of scotland, maybe towards the pennines and the north york moors. sunny spells elsewhere but temperatures below par for this time of year. most of us, 11—111. temperatures below par for this time of year. most of us, 11—14. quite a brisk wind as well. through the english channel as well. most of the cloud melts away, cloudy across the north of scotland but under those clear skies, we are expecting an