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let's go to cnn's randi kaye, joining us from west palm beach right now.alm beach county, as you know, along with miami-dade and broward counties, the three largest counties in the state, not reopening tomorrow. the rest of the state reopening, not those three counties. the governor saying businesses there will begin phase one when it's safer. what more are you learning? >> reporter: yeah, it could be a few weeks before those counties in southern florida, including this county, palm beach county where i am, do reopen, wolf, as you said. but for now, much of the state will begin phase one reopening tomorrow. that will include state parks. that will include many of the state's more popular beaches, such as clearwater and destin and pensacola. the governor here has said that he has cited that dhs study, the same study that the president has cited before, that the hot weather, the heat, the sunshine, the humidity can kill the coronavirus, even though the dhs, as we've reported, has said that's just in the preliminary stages, that study. it certainly hasn't bee

and we did send detectives over to the palms. they talked to them.hey said shauna is one of the best employees they had. >> reporter: but something happened after she left the palms. so what? >> shauna was very beautiful. is it someone that saw her at work and followed her home? >> there we are. >> reporter: of course, as the husband, george would have to be considered a possible suspect, too. so detectives pulled him aside, interviewed him right on the spot. >> george, do you understand the statement's being recorded? >> i understand. >> and you understand we want to talk to you about what happened this morning? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: george told the detectives that when he saw the garage door open, he had their daughter hang back while he went inside. >> i saw shauna's feet. just laying there frozen-looking. and, in my job, i know what that means. >> okay. are you a paramedic? >> i'm an emti firefighter. >> reporter: their daughter, thank god, didn't see anything, said george. he rushed her out to the street. >> i didn't know if there was somebo

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let's go to west palm beach, which is in west palm beach county. what more are you hearing about florida's continued reopening plans including potentially reopening for disney world. >> we are seeing a lot more reopening in the three florida southern counties hardest hit. palm beach county where i am is already reopening. retailers and restaurants up to limited capacity. but monday they plan to open their beaches. so this area mind me you will probably see crowds. when i walked by a restaurant i saw every seat at a bar was taken. crowds did come out . in miami-dade they plan to reopen monday. beaches will remain closed there. and broward will do the same. they will reopen nonessential businesses sunday, but the witches will remain closed. in orlando disney world is talking about reopening. they have a plan in place and are taking reservations for not only the theme park but the resort and hotel starting july 1 and beyond. no date on when the theme park will reopen, but they are already taking reservations. before that disney springs will be reopeni

these days there's not a climber unsigned forming my share but that means no work this season the palm has closed its borders to stop the spread of the coronavirus the mountains an agency in the polls capital katmandu that offers expeditions to europeans americans and chinese. actually she's an easy star march is our man she's what we are all preparing for our expedition and preparing for our customer but. we have. 19 and this problem for a mountain and. the base camps for the ascent to the summit are already set up expeditions cannot take place without the sherpas carrying out these preparations clients pay for the mountain tours in advance they've done so again this year and have not demanded their money back yet. this business is like one years is it's we we are fine but then longer than one year then we get the problems this is not for one day for me is everyone who is work with the trees or me live. employees 1200 people and also has to provide for his family he has 2 sons and invests in their education. he doesn't want them to become share prison he wants them to have better pros

there's also parasite, which won the palme d'or last year and went on to be oscar conqueror.film festival is really priceless in terms of exposure of world cinema. if you think that three out of the five finalistsof best international feature film at this year's oscars, premiered at cannes. since the second world war, the cannes film festival has only been derailed once 1968 by the protests in france. but in 2020, it's off again. so what happens next? well, emma, thank you very much indeed. now let's take a look at your report. the star—driven spectacle of cannes with all its extravagance and excess might be for the many fans it attracts each year, primarily a parade of celebrity. 2019's world premiere of quentin tarantino‘s once upon a time in hollywood delivered brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio to its famous red steps — a frenzy that seems almost poignant compared with the sad spectacle of the empty festival in 2020. but cannes is also where masterpieces are launched. the most recent example is the palme d'or winning parasite, which went on to collect four oscars and $200 mi

and i'm turning this back to the department of health services secretary andrea palm. >> thank you. good afternoon, everyone. i am andrea palm, i'm the secretary designee at the wisconsin department of health services, thanks for joining us again today. i share governor evers' disappointment in the supreme court ruling as this decision will hamper our ability to protect the health and safety of wisconsinites and it risks increasing our cases and our deaths. in the face of this reality, i urge you to stick with us, wisconsin and continue to stay safer at home. your commitment to flattening the curve is protecting our health care workers and vulnerable neighbors and the capacity of our health care system more broadly. there's more work to do. yesterday's ruling changes nothing about the science of this virus or the work we need to continue to do together to safely reopen wisconsin. and that work, and that is work that we have been doing together since we began our state wide response in early march. you can see our progress in the green gating criteria on our dashboard. and as we've t

joining us now from west palm beach florida, the founder and ceo of trendy's enterprises, the head chef of the specialty catering service and cafe -- actually, we're just having a technical problem getting to trendy, so we're going to get to trendy's gourmet in just a second. let me start with you, adam. i'm talking about now and the immediate future. we can also talk about the future way beyond, but for many people, they're working at home for the first time in their lives. there's so many people who wanted to work from home, but companies couldn't quite get it working. they couldn't quite figure out how to get it right. they sort of said if you're not in the workplace amongst your co-workers, it's not as good. there are some people dying to get away and get back to work, but there are a lot of people who would love to skip the three-hour commute every day and do things at home. what are you telling people who are at home right now trying to figure out what the future looks like? >> i don't think anybody knows. i think the best thing we can do is find better strategies for coping with

the island of palm beach only has, like, 23, 30 cases.o the impact of covid has almost been zip code by zip code, and people are very much ready to get back to things. we probably underestimated the pent-up demand. i think the facts are also coming out, and they're sort of indisputable. this is not impacting 0-40-year-olds. whether they get sick or not is one thing, but almost infinitesimal numbers are dying, and 40% of the deaths are in nursing homes and mostly people with preconditions. the other thing that's obviously happened is the optimism around a vaccine. and i think people are feeling things will be okay x they're watching real data from real countries like all over europe where cases are declining rapidly. i found out from my friends in london that they had no new cases in london for three days and now maybe it's ten. so this will end. and it was a version of a flu, far more toxic to the elderly. but i think the rest of the nation sort of wants to get back to it. i was talking with some friends the other day in the state of miss

this is palm beach. >> wow. i don't think many spouses would go for that come but maybe in palm beach. it's incredible. talk about the flag that he had a battle with palm beach people about down there. >> donald erected this huge, huge flag, just towering over a longer, towering over the street, and the towns that this is against zoning regulations. but he went to battle it said it was a free speech issue. he sued the town and they started fining him a huge amount of money every day. eventually they settled and he agreed to move the flagpole further away from the street and to reduce the length of the flagpole. but guess what? he erected it on a mound that is workman created so that in the info is just as as hot as it was before. this is typical donald trump and as he says, he always wins. not quite but usually does. the way he finagled to get the club approved by the tenth is sort of typical of how he operates. on the one hand, paul rampal his lawyer sent copies of gentlemen to agreement and another similar mov

as it does in the palm springs area, right? >> jimmy: sure. ? hot for me. >> jimmy: so you left. so he's quarantining with his new family, the workers. [ laughter ] and you are with your son. >> and i'm less busy. i'm not running around after people with wipes, you know. >> jimmy: how long have you been married? >> 25 years tomorrow. wait, well, whenever the 27th is, 25 years. >> jimmy: oh, so what are you going to do? is he going to drive by the house and do one of those honk-honk, happy 25th anniversary? this is very strange. >> i know. and it's a long drive to do that. >> jimmy: yeah, it is. >> i don't know. you know, we are so used to not actually being able to be together on our anniversary that we were, like, oh, well. does it matter? i love you. you still love me? yeah. great, we're good. >> jimmy: weirdly, on your anniversary, tomorrow, that was supposed to be the "friends" reunion special on hbo max. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but that got canceled for obvious reasons. >> postponed. >> jimmy: postponed. although maybe that was a sign, maybe the

this is the palms hotel on macarthur. the palms hotel is providing rooms to homeless people during the pandemic, but only for 14 days. after two weeks, they must check out. one woman is refusing to do so and she has a lot of support from homeless advocates. >> right now, there are thousands of people who do not have the ability to shelter in place, because they are living on the streets, in vehicles, and in encampments. there is absolutely no way to stay safe and protected from covid-19 when you don't have access to water, when you don't have access to shelter. >> protesters want the city of oakland to start providing rooms, right now the only rooms available are through the county. at least one activist was removed from the property, by police. >>> well, every day, there is a long line of cars at tamalpais high school in mill valley. instead of dropping off students, these families are picking up food. every day. and the lines are long. five weeks ago, the tam high foundation set up this impromptu food bank with eggs, pr

cnn's randi kaye is in west palm beach.st of all, what are you learning about universal's plans? >> reporter: universal has put for-at-plan, wolf to reopen june 1. just about a week and a half away. here's what it would look like, on june 1, yoursal would open to team members. son june 3rd they would open to guests, annual passholders. on june 5th, they would be completely opened to the public. the ceo says they will ramp up slowly and manage capacity. all guests will be required to wear face masks and to do temperature checks as well. one disposable mask will be given to every guest. as far as employees go that will be required to do them at home and again at work. we are also told that parking spaces in the parking lot will be staggered to keep people at a safe distance. universal characters that like to take pictures and mingle with the guests, there will be no mentionleing at all. they will encourage cashless transactions, so contactless sort of payments and single use of payments as far as food goes in the park this pl

i'm talking about miami-dade and palm beach counties. the two counties were not included in florida's phase one of the re-opening plan, which kicked off this past monday. but governor ron desantis announced friday that palm beach county can move into phase one starting monday, which means restaurants and retail stores can start re-opening there at 25% capacity and restaurants can offer outdoor dining so long as seating is set at least six feet apart. the palm beach county commissioners also voted friday to re-open beaches starting monday, may 18th with some restrictions, although commissioners did say they could rescind, modify or amend the approval to re-open beaches and despite videos that have surfaced showing people not wearing face masks or not social distancing, miami-dade county mayor giminez says they're ready to re-open seth a target date of monday, may 18th to begin re-opening some businesses. the mayor says governor desantis is in agreement and governor desantis announcing barber shops, nail salons and hair salons will be allo

small mobile area less than in a barber shop or restaurant but if you use a bench you to enter the palm and that thousands of people in the palm and the single point in time then the end of the contract facing become a humongous task because you have no idea who you are come close contact with so in that place sit and treat use not a useful tool both systems for president data to the government which one is safer with regard to citizens privacy and the type of data transmitted to governments well the get out do not send information to government face the gather all need gather information anonymous information about identity of foreigners do it in approximate the awful awful one and not from c.n.n. and me it's not someone who just bought you one second but someone who is close to you lesley or. 30 seconds and that 4 number off of the other phone we called on your phone and only when the person who holds the phone is identified and possibly test that as a patient that for your phone will be asked to be done with and the date that will be then the critic will find out who are the people w

despite this, there are so many the palm door.female directors and they are very easy to watch online and at home right now. do you have a secret? lost in translation by sophia coppola got this director an oscar for writing. and if by this stage you are missing the strangeness of exploring exchange places and forming connections with strangers, than what bill murray, giving one of his most new —— lost —— nuanced performances. a man and a woman with an unspoken connection that can't go any further. plus, it's got a fabulous soundtrack, hand—picked by coppola. french director since goma has won thousands of new fans for her latest some short historical budget of a lady 0n her latest some short historical budget of a lady on fire, but try the electrifying girlhood, electrifying cannes film festival. a teenager trapped in the confines of the projects of paris and simmering with potential. a desire to break out and do something with her life when cleaning is what she is told is her only option. but her coming—of—age ending marks marion

. >> reporter: and the few coconut palms on the island, of no use to birds looking to rest or nest, are also a threat to choke off the more useful trees on rose. so, part of peck's extensive to-do list for each visit, clearing away any palm saplings and killing off the adults. then, on each circuit of the island, he collects the man-made flotsam and jetsam that will wash up on any shore, even here, and he positions motion- activated cameras to record wildlife events or even the arrival of any unannounced visitor who ignores the warning billboard or comes ashore in an emergency. >> it's a remote place, very few people will ever come here. >> reporter: or, should ever come here? >> or should ever come here. >> reporter: or,n the not-too- distant future, might find there's no island to come to. last year, the u.n.'s intergovernmental panel on climate change, the i.p.c.c., updated the dire projections in its ocean's report: that "low-lying islands and coasts" are uniquely threatened by an accelerating cocktail of measurable threats-- warming and rising oceans, ocean acidification, and more

maybe in palm beach. talk about the flag he had the battle with the town said this is again zoning regulations. so he went to battle and said it is a free speech issue. he sued the town. and eventually they settled and he grew to move the flagpole further away from the street to reduce the length of the flagpole but he erected it on a mound that has been created so in the end of is just as high as it was before. that is typical donald trump. and as he says, he always wins. he usually does. the way he finagled to get the club approved is typical of how he operates on the one hand his lawyer sent copies of the gentlemen's agreement and then came up to the town council members and prevented them from turning this into a club at the same time he sued the town and invited the town council members and said if we have these and then he also played golf with them in here is the carrot and stick eventually it worked it brings in almost $40 millioner year everybody wants to go there now that just ss up the way that

people think of palm beach county, they often think of mar-a-lago, where president trump lives. he has that resort there. boynton beach, 15 miles away, is a typical american suburb. >> it's sort of a middle class, more of a blue-collar community. >> dalia lived in a gated community. she lived there with her mother. some describe her as beautiful. she's certainly attractive, especially when she's got her hair and makeup done. >> i first met dalia dippolito back in 2015. has your story been told yet? truthfully? >> no, it hasn't. >> how would you describe your personality? >> really bubbly. very friendly. really social. >> what types of values were you raised with? what was important in your family? >> we were constantly doing family activities, family vacations, and a lot of family dinners. big sunday dinners. >> what were your hopes for her? >> to grow up, be married, be happy and have kids. >> dalia grows up and she becomes, supposedly, a real estate agent. >> but the problem is that actually takes a lot of really hard work, and she's much more into the quick buck. >> i think s

mary is waiting in palm coast, florida. an independent. good morning. caller: good morning. my question is that my daughter has worked for a trucking firm for over 30 years. she would like to retire, but but she has heard that there will be no pension after 2025. you did mention something about mitch mcconnell stopped it, and you are meeting somewhere on june 1. where is that? richard: on june 3, we are countryvents around the , including florida. there will be a car caravan coming into town to let people know workers want the heroes act passed. we want that unemployment insurance extended. we want help for state and local governments. we want help for the postal service. we will be in on june 3. caller: thank you. john: and richard trumka, we thank he was always for your time for talking with our viewers. president of the afl-cio. you can follow him on twitter. @richardtrumka. easy enough to find. thank you, sir. richard: john, let me say this. thank you and let me say this. c-span, keep up the good work because you are informative and you allow the local people, the little

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as the roar of engines and compression of palms will still ringing in the ear of the battered enemy, ground on artillery opened up. our tanks and in the tree road forward on the peninsula. other elements pushed south. and east toward paris. what was left of ten german divisions was knocked up by the very men were told they were not soldiers and would not fight. again, the aggressor has made a slight miscalculation. as the germans were meeting their enemies in northwestern france, the united states combat carter veterans in italy. they hit the beaches in southern france on the morning of august 15th. during that day, 50,000 men and their equipment were landed. the american sixth army corps pushed north along the rome river valley. other troops moved eastward toward the italian border. the drive into the heart of france happened now. patton's third army angled points just east and south of paris. the first army flanking the third. the seventh now is moving up swiftly from the south. ten days after the landings in southern france, paris was liberated after four years of nazi occupation.

and same thing with palm beach county. the blue line takes a big dip.is almost at zero by the time the governor's stay at home order went into effect. clearly people stayed at home here in florida. >> which was the right thing to do. >> randy, thank you very much. let's get an update across the country. we are joined by the mayor of san francisco. mayor, thank you for joining us. you have taken a rather conservative and successful approach to combatting this pandemic. why aren't you in line with governor newsom when it comes to reopening? >> i think i am in line with the governor, but there are different areas of california that have more cases than others. so the ability to move faster in those particular counties are possible. here in san francisco even though we have flattened the curve we have not seen a reduction. we continue to see the numbers go up. we provide reopening for some nonessential businesses, but we move with caution. >> what will reopening look look foy -- look like for residents of san francisco? >> our florists and other similar bus

the state of florida many of the cases across those 3 counties here miami dade county broward and palm beach so they are essentially still on a pretty restricted. category of what's going on here in the other states of freeing up so it is that patchwork but i think overall people are supporting what the governor is doing and it's important to remember the governor is not saying these places must open he's deferring to people like the mare of miami there of hollywood which is another city just up the road and local authorities in places like palm beach that is a very sensible approach although the governor here was criticized for being a little late on that lockdown but remember there's more than 30 states now that are planning to do this in the next few days and some of them are doing it in very different ways it's very aggressive in a state like georgia which is just north of florida places like new york and new jersey are forming a loose coalition the same thing with california and washington state so all the states are doing this very differently i can tell you that people here are

does not plan to do at this point and that is playing around with negative interest rates for all palm mention that if you look at japan or europe that negative interest rates have not necessarily proven that it's really. good being better for the situation even before the crisis hit the federal reserve can try and bring more liquidity to at least try and prevent a financial crisis to help sustain the credit markets and then on the other side he did mention and he's mentioned it before it's up to congress to actually bring more stimulus to the country and to soften the pain that we're already seeing u.w. financial correspondents quarter reporting from new york yes thank you. germany and several other european countries have announced that in the coming days and weeks they'll ease border checks put in place to contain the penda easier travel is good news for the battered tourism sector take travel tight giant to ease for example amid a massive loss for the 1st half of its financial year the company announced in a shed around 11 percent of its global workforce few sectors have borne the

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