cardinal pell has always maintained his innocence. to child sexual abuse. this was the result of a five—year comprehensive inquiry into this and was published in 2017. the parts that had to do with it, that were related to how cardinal george pell responded to some of the sexual abuse claims and complaints that came to him at different stages were redacted for, as you say, three years because of legal actions against him. and it is only after his acquittal last month by the high court that we are now seeing what the commission has found. and it does make for some damning reading, really, as far as cardinal pell is concerned because it found out that george pell knew about sexual abuse, child sexual abuse, being committed by the clergy as early as the 1970s but that he had failed to take action or protect children on more than one occasion. it goes on to give examples. back in 1973, at the dioceses of ballarat, in the state of victoria, and specifically to behaviours that have to do with gerald ridsdale, a priest that had later admitte

last night, nancy pelle lose say called for veritas to return that loan. >>> and the death toll, 91,000. the white house is divided an after one of the top economic advisers is blasting the cdc for its covid-19. testing mistakes causing major problems. the white house press second disagrees. >> really let the country down with the testing. not only did they keep the testing within the bureaucracy, they did have a best test. >> i don't believe the cdc let the country don. >> there's more focus on testing, or the lack thereof, as almost every state has partially reopened without testing guidelines in place. only about 3% of the population has been tested for covid-19. we will continue to bring you the latest news on the pandemic. the website is a great resource. nbc bay area.com and click on the blog for the days headlines. >>> a criminal probe has been launched in the fire in downtown los angeles. it was a single story building. didn't look different. but as firefighters were cutting the doors to get inside, other firefighters headed to the roof -- started to hear a high pitched rumbling

>> at some point i take a pell i have day at some point i'll stop. i'll have the vaccine or the cure either way. >> democrats, chuck schumer says it's reckless for the president to take this drug. he also heard from nancy pelosi. >> as far as the president is concerned the -- our president around i would rather he not be taking something that has not been approved by the scientist especially in his weight group and i think it's not a good idea >> now, the fda has approved the drug for malaria and it can be used off label for other things but the fda has warned against using it against covid-19 except for the sick ers rest mashts in the hospital. >> president trump is facing new fallout over the inspector general being fired. mike pompeo had an aide return personal errands for him >> the president has fired an independent watchdog he fired the watchdog who helped launch impeachment he was investigating whether mike pompeo ordered dry cleaning and walk the dog he was alsg congress to sell billions to saudi arabia >> thank you >>> well, most schools are

so we're arguing right now that we should double the pell grant, america's scholarship from $6,600 a year per student to $14,000 a year. that will help us help our students reduce the financial demand on them and they'll be able to come back to school. we're providing emergency assistance, as dr. campbell noted, but now we're thinking about the recovery. and the recovery means can we have safe environments for our students to come back to? can we provide them with a blended earnilearning environme that includes the use of technology and will they have the financial resources to come back to college? >> i want to keep the issue out there because it's a very important issue in this country. thank to you mary smith campbell, dr. harry williams and dr. michael to say dr. campbel. thank you all for being with us. stay tuned. up next, my final thoughts. don't go anywhere. no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. in nearly 100 years serving the military community, we've seen you go through tough times and every time, you've shown us, you're mu

near the town of pell the trail leads along vineyards the san region enjoys an international reputation for excellent wines it's here that germany france and luxemburg converge. delay. bank of them as well as germany. france is straight ahead. and to the run it is luxembourg and the small town of shannon. here in 985 european history was made this monument commemorates the moment when 5 e.u. member states 1st agreed to dispense with international border checks the better of the shining agreement. the open european buddhists lives on brilliantly especially when it comes to come in every day nights. 7 restaurants in this small state have been awarded mission on stones. a feast for the senses and a fishing way to wind up a sightseeing tour of silent. this is the state capital. here just as everywhere insolvent people appreciate being able to move freely between neighboring countries. that european union it's not an abstract idea it's visibly alive and well. in the center of the old town is the sun q one market square. it's filled with shops cafes and pops here you can really feel just how

on tuesday, ca pell cove boat launch will be open. >>> more graduation messages now. this one for college students in california from the governor and the first partner. >> we know that this isn't what you imagined this day would look like and feel like, but you're here. you did it. we're so proud of you. >> and no one can take it away from you. i know a lot of us are filled with a little bit of fear, a little bit of anxiety about this being the new normal. it is not the new normal. we'll get through this. we have to get through it together. >> very uncertain time for the graduates. as we told you earlier, uc berkeley students celebrated graduation in a very different way today. they created a video game simulation of their campus. take a look. they did a good job. they created this virtual world called blockly university, a recreation of the berkeley campus, using the popular game mindcraft. the event included speeches from the school's chancellor, tech ceos, and students. and, man, that is creative, and that is well done. >>> speaking of someone who does a job well

identify with it so anything that would be the opposite of that would be something that would either pelling or that would feel awkward and really unsavory during these sensitive times so if you look at something also that happens to be humorous and has a part of tugging a little bit at the heartstrings that actually is a wonderful combination i was just noticing the i think it was the wall that had this wonderful ad that talks about how parents are 62 and shows images of parents homeschooling their children and this image of you know wanting to pull their hair out because it's not like it was years ago it's really difficult for some of us parents to school our children and so it spoke to that and then it had this beautiful ad at the end that you know gave a wonderful shout out to the importance of teachers so it's things like that that really make a difference in these times yeah i've read some research not only about how well the applause for the heroes plays but i have read some research that says people really like the ads where the company shows you how they're being good to their emplo

you bet pelle and we radio talkers are all in the debt of larry king who taught us an important lesson that great talkers are good listeners and you're talking to people every morning and throughout the day in your travels give me some adjectives that describe the life there in atlantic city of the people you talk to. and especially because recently governor murphy extended the declaration health. resolution his executive order for another 30 day period so people who thought they were going to get out of being all pent up now know that it most likely will be going on for quite a while although governor murphy did prove we opened our 6 and golf courses during his last executive order so i've been trying to just keep people's spirits up and tell them that the executive order is extended for a lot of reasons and that does not mean that other things won't come back to normal so disgusted holland is an adjective our our listeners yeah our friends our sins they've been staying at home for almost 7 weeks probably a little more than 7 weeks now as i appear on our once program depressed they do

pell owes pelosi said in part á ppe loans should be directed áfor first and foremost to the ásmall business6. (laughter) how many pints of iced tea are left in the pitcher? times... ten... so, wait... (errhhhhh) do you want to show us the continents on the... no. it is not going good. my mom is getting stressed out. (speaks hebrew) momma's tired. i, i'm, like... woooo... (screams) (sighs heavily) so, starting just quickly by breathing in... i never thought i'd say this, but i kind of miss school! the teachers, i mean, y'all are gifted people! i thank you so much for what you're doing. their investment into our children is beyond what we can even imagine. appreciate all that you do. >>> now house act n1 a a - a - trillion-dollar corona virus relieve ábill, it is the most áexpensive legislation passed b áthe body in history. and it heads to the senate. some people ásay this bill is ádead on arrival. >> this bill now heads to the á senate where majority leader á has suggested it's dead on arrival. describing áit as a parade of absurdity. á put together without any input áfrom republicans, it i

so the congress underway at in beijing for france twenty four correspondent child pell grant. safeguarding at territories nationonal a and sececurity i is has always been the narrative that beijing has pushed- to explain- the- repreression against the contest a and are against thehe protest movement n hong kong in twenty nineteen and that this law will b ban any acts of sedition says chin. true thihiis intnterpreted quite wiwidely to one e particularar instance thatt thatt happenedd n twenenty nineteen whwhere- chine i mean a chinese flag was thrown into hong kong g harbour could cover other acts this butt potentntially. beingng involvedn the protest now how d does this law basically- in trapped on hongng kong's autonomy e especiy when aging actually have the right. t to enact this. ththe lw well beijing hadn't it now the in the print of o one two. it ws the hong kong's let council that hadad to activate thihis clause of hong k kong's mini.. constitution they hadn't been able to do it so far because every time they tried to pass it there was too much resistance either from pro

. >> we are largely dependent on the financial aid help that our students can get from the pell grante state and from philanthropy. >> now the families they serve are grappling with their own hardships in a down economy. last month the department of education directed nearly $1.4 billion in additional funding to minority-serving institutions. that on top of a billion earmarked for the cares act. but lawmakers warn the situation is dire and more is needed. >> we are very concerned that without the adequate federal and state support that many institutions that are underserved might not be around. >> reporter: a professor of howard university remains optimistic. he's seen an uptick in enrollment numbers for the fall. still, the big question remains is what if students can't return to campus? >> you get better teaching in the classroom, but 80% is the cultural experience, so taking that away is problematic. >> reporter: jim, even when the economy is good, fundraising for hbus can be challenging when they compete with larger schools for these philanthropic guests. but they tell me now that

physical distancing during the pandemic using a squirt gun to shoot holy water that is reverend tim pell, key shooting water into a car window as it stops by the steps of his church on easter. he wore a face mask, a face shield rubber gloves as for the precautions against spreading covid in the pictures of the priests have inspired means oahu line pretty cute right felt said he was a little concerned at first about how the vatican might react to in the pictures of him scoring holy water started circulating on the internet but he said quote i haven't heard anything yet. so i guess the boss isn't met, vick know so novel way of doing it. >>that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 we'll be right at 10 tonight on the kron on app thanks for watching everybody make sure to download that kron 4 mobile app and the kron on app to get local news coverage. stay safe, everyone, the night. - kron4 is celebrating 70 years providing news and original programming to the bay area and it's a great opportunity for us to bring back many of the award-winning documentaries that highlight this place that we call home. -

so many more of these video conferencing, you know, calls and what not, what if this actually pro pellsmericans to take more interest in their data and in their privacy and what that's going to look like longer term? >> i hope so we got cat bombed by my cat but i blurred the background i know it's -- i hope that's the case i think people are quite aware of how much they rely on these things it could go two ways, they rely and like them, like great for delivery, i love delivery, don't have to do this or say hey, i'm really dependent on a small group of companies and that's probably not a good thing. i certainly know it's not a good thing for the formation of new companies and what's interesting i get pushback on this and i'm talking about capitalism, more companies, more wealth created, not concentration of wealth in the hands of the few and i think that's really what i'm interested in. i don't think -- they haven't done a good job. they have. they can because they have the money and they're wealthy and that is their duty as citizens of the country, actually i remember when companies wer

might happen in policy terms, and so you look at down the road, you know, he's talking about doubling pell grants, tripling housing assistance, big, big increases for federal funding for low income schools as well as this really actually quite ambitious climate policy agenda and it is not that joe biden is the most hard core leftist democratic party politics but it is the party as a whole is a much more sort of uniformly progressible force than it was just even a few years ago. >> i remember seeing an illustration once of where he was in the sort of ranking of democratic senators, there's a dw nominated political science course and right in the middle of the democratic caucus throughout his career which is an impressive achievement in his own way, you understand exactly where the middle consensus position is, and i want to talk about the climate stuff, the housing, the housing stuff caught my eye because we don't talk about housing policy a lot but there is a' change in how people talk about it and the housing proposal in terms of the expansion of federal assistance in housing is quite, qu

legitimate living it is taken away from you if you try to go to college they will not let you get the pellgrant or federal loans or get a legitimate job if you have a felony conviction you can't get a certification to be a teacher you can't be certification to be a nurse or sisters who want to be beauticians but that felony conviction they cannot do that if you are a real estate agent you cannot get a certification it goes on and on. in the city of atlanta anybody feels they have to do this but even women performing in strip clubs you can get a certification to do that. like they are pushing you back into a life of crime have to pay probation finds it is a vicious cycle and most young people who take that felony conviction say if i go to court looking at a jury of anything that my peers and telling me i can get five or 15 years so they say you take this and get two years of probation they have no idea what they have just done to plant that felony conviction. in fact in many states i have learned if you are a convicted felon and spend any time in prison you can't even get life insurance you

spa in arizona with amy poehler, maya rudolph, rachel dratch, ana gasteyer, emily spivey and paula pelld plan. we were going to have a whole house. it was going to be like the sequel to the movie "wine country," i hope >> seth: yeah. >> we'll still do it >> seth: and there were going to be no children and no spouses. >> no children, no spouses >> seth: i know that you guys have been staying in touch as the women of "snl" of your era and we were talking to maya about it on the show you guys had a talent show, your children had a talent show that you guys organized >> we did, which the kids very sweetly named -- i think archie or nat named it "the fots," the first online talent show so we need to start organizing e.e sots, because we haven't but it was great bk when everyo still learning how to use zoom like now we all know how to use it and so we realized about a half hour before, that we could invite the grandparents. and so it was super cute the kids worked really hard. it definitely -- it definitely killed a good amount of time in that early part of quarantine where we would be like,

out their views unfiltered particularly when it comes to this president who believes this help for pell him to the white house so he is really pushing back on this not only does the u.s. president need twitter but we should also point out twitter does need the president he's not only one of the most popular users but he's also brought millions of americans 6 who want to hear from their president much like people open up their morning paper this is really something that is kind of a mutually beneficial relationship. thanks very much i can be held at the white house. a vote counting has been suspended in suriname as national assembly elections with 73 percent of results announced the government stopped the count as a result showed the ruling party heading for defeat opposition parties say the pause is suspicious after what they say were irregularities throughout voting day but president says the national democratic party says the decision was necessary because stuff with tired india is dealing with its worst invasion of desert locusts in more than a quarter of a century insects have destr

this popularity remains high of 70 percent of the population continues to support him and many of the pell policies he has taken until now there is of all with the latest on that from where desirous to think you. south korea has reimposed the social distancing measures after its highest spike in corona virus cases in almost 2 months the number of infections increased by 79 and a 67 of the infections over portrayed in the seoul 'd metropolitan area prompting the government to shut public facilities including parks museums and state run theaters at least $82.00 cases this week were linked to a cluster of infections west of seoul at an e-commerce warehouse upright has more now from seoul he says about 4000 people have been identified in connection with the cluster of cases at that warehouse. this is a troubling development especially for a country which seemingly had this all under control just a few weeks ago days go by here where we see very few new cases being reported often in single digits sometimes 0 cases of local transmission then you get a spike like this one most of these new cases

said daveeconomist pell should cut the key rate below zero. doubling capital, a big bond guy.t 24 hours ago. this would be fatal for the money markets fund. it would be a big problem in the united states. governors said they were not in favor of negative rates. certainly the different structure that money market funds -- part of the financial sit serve -- system. they are not ready to follow the ecb down this path but when you look at the labor market, bloomberg economic saying that the jobless claims are a great indicator of where the economy is going. they say it is suggesting the worst contraction in the u.s. economy in the postwar era. >> it is certainly interesting what they do. they follow europe or japan. you could argue that japan has not done much for executive rates or growth there. let's look at the april jobs report. everyone anticipating this. how bad will it be? at the topet's start of the list, payable. as we pull up this chart, have that up there. down 22 million. that is one of the things the jobless claims are suggesting. 22 million in a loss of jobs. be 27 t

and, i mean, it really is amazing that we're going pell mill speed with the leading candidates for ad vaccine use of a type never previously used, not only in human beings, but in animals. one is an m-rna based vaccine, the other is dna based. budget nucleic acids. has to be stored on dry ice, not just a refrigerator, dry ice, because it's so unstable. i mean, we could be rushing into a real mess. meanwhile, i think in reality if we want true safety profiles, if fda doesn't get pressured by the white house, to give the green light on something that is inadequately tested, both for its efficacy and its safety, then we could be out to this time next year before we're really even thinking about vaccinating people outside of test subjects. and we would only begin to be receiving long-term test results on our initial volunteers who went through phase iii test trials. >> let's go to another viewer question. this is from sid. it says given the importance of accurate reporting, can a different reporting mechanism be established, more specifically, keeping it in scientific circles, bypassing

convicted felon taken away from you, if you're trying to go to college, they will not let you get the pellgrant of federal laws with this convicted felon and if you're trying to get a legitimate job, if you have a felony conviction, you cannot get a certification, you cannot get a certification to be a teacher, you cannot get a certification to be a nurse, you cannot get a certification to be a nation in many states who want to be beauticians, if they have the felony conviction, they cannot get a certification to do that. if your real estate agent you cannot get certification and goes on and on and in fact i found on the city of atlanta, god forbid anybody would feel like they have to do this but even women who are performing in strip clubs, if you're a felon you cannot get a certification to do that. it's almost if they're pushing you back into the life of crime because you have to pay the probation finds, the mandatory drug test and it's a vicious cycle and you people who take the felony conviction, young people color saying if i go to court i'm looking at the jury and my peers are telli

if you're trying to go to college, they won't let you get the pell grant or federal loans with his convicted felony conviction. if you're trying to get a legitimate job, if you've got a felony conviction, you can get a certification. you can get its revocation to be a teacher. you can get a certification to be a nurse. you can get a certification to be a brick mason in many states. sisters who want to be beauticians, if they had that felony conviction they can't get a certification to do that. if you are a real estate agent you can't get certification. and it goes on and on. in fact, i found out in the city of atlanta, you've got to be, anybody -- even women were performed in strict clubs come if your convicted felon he can't get a justification to do that. it's a must as if they are pushing back into a life of crime because every month yet to pay these probation vines, you have to pay this mandatory drug testing fees. it's just a vicious cycle once you in that system. and motion people who take that felony conviction, , vision peoe of color a saying if i go to court i'm looking at this jury

the governor of the may pell's region -- naples region who has been fiercely protecting his region from it in simple terms. >> my answer is simple, don't be an idiot. we're not going back to party time. there are people who are drunk off their minds and have not understood we will recover in a constant caution. >> reporter: mass was allowed again in germany, here it was at the 401-k ha famous cologne cay, but no singing. the curve went back up slightly after restrictions were recently loosened. and iran will allow mosques to open in 132 cities from tomorrow. people have been entertaining themselves during this lockdown ramadan at drive-in movies and they had been doing that too for prayers. arthel, iran has had 96,000 cases of covid-19, 6,000 deaths. and finally, there is going to be a donor conference in europe tomorrow to try to raise funds for vaccine research and they're hoping to drum up just about $8 billion with that tomorrow. arthel. arthel: absolutely. good luck with that, there from florence, italy, amy kellogg, thank you very much. eric. eric: arthel, you know, back at home,

that should ring a pell, where all apollo flights took off, including apollo xi, the one that landed on the moon. you will see see key players there. people on cocoa beach. they say better part of valor keeping your distance. try telling a people not seen a manned launch from cape canaveral in a decade. we we have phil keating at kennedy space center in cape canaveral. phil? reporter: at this moment all systems are go for the historic launch 4:30 p.m. eastern time, roughly four hours from now. this is the fires time, a private space company, spacex will launch astronauts from their rocket and capsule, ever. this is big deal. lives are on the line. this is the only second time the space dragon capsule has gone from either and taken off into space. that is launchpad 39-a. that is the falcon 9 rocket with the five merlin engines very loud when it blasts off. appears only thing possible to chubb the 4:33 eastern time blastoff is weather it rained heavily here this morning with thunder and lightning. it just stopped raining 20 minutes ago, the second time it rained here today. the current

. >> riley owe pell cajuste enjoying the competition as professional sports returns. >> sam brock, west palm beach. >>> a father and son remain behind bars this morning charged with murder in the shooting death of a georgia man. it's a case that set off outrage nag nationwide after the video was released months after it happened. we're hearing from the attorney of the man who shot the video. blayne alexander has more from georgia. good morning to you. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. investigators are looking into other people, including the person who recorded that video which we should warn you is difficult to watch. this morning, we're learning more about the person who recorded this disturbing video showing the final moments of 25-year-old ahmaud arbery's life. >> he's in his yard and this starts happening in front of him. he gets in his car and he's trying to document that. >> kevin goff says his client noticed arbery running followed which a white truck. inside, gregory and travis mcmichael, both father and son armed. travis gets out of the truck and after a struggle, gunshots.

that's what has to happen, jp morgan, wells fargo, citi, put them on your screen, they'll pell you about what is going to happen more than anything else >> financials now down a third of a percent we'll see you next week. >> thank you, guys thank you, michael thank you, david thank you, carl. thank you jensen >> we'll see you later >> mike, i want to piggyback on jim's point about banks. it seems like every fed official to a name has taken negative rates off the table. boe's comments notwithstanding as david points out, credit card spending held in there we kind of know why. now we have mcconnell and mnuchin suggesting that we will need another fifth stimulus bill should they be doing better, the banks? >> yes, negative rates are taken off the table as much as the fed officials are able to do it, but it's zero for the foreseeable. sozero indefinitely is not good for the banks. then you see the bond market trades, ten-year treasury yields backing down again to the 6 area it seems the general environment here we basically have given everybody permission to skip payments it's a public servi

the middle of the street as police to make their way through the air this is at 17 and ron claiborne pell is that police car drives through you see what appears to be someone throwing a a large trash can at police vehicle. you can also see police as they begin to throw what appears to be flash bangs to try to get that crowd cleared out there. you see people then start to run down the street and this goes on for some time in this area downtown as the night continues to progress now we're also going to head over from this scene. so that you ca here at this guitar center that they've broken into carrying out items. >>this looks like a keyboard that someone has the air. other musical instruments, including guitars can be seen being taken from this that are center though the metal locks, your been bent and cut to get inside there you see this place is nearly been cleared out even some items being left outside on the sidewalk, but the good are center was not the only establishment that was vandalized. we head over to reveal where we show you a best buy here you can see hundreds of people. it's

in fact, within just a cup will pell of hours they erected an enormous fence around that police precinctbviously they were able to penetrate it last night. as far as the charging, it was an odd press conference. it was a press conference that made no news. as far as any information that may put charges in doubt. they did clarify a little bit later on. again, that's just the abundance of caution that lawyers and the prosecutors take. brian: all right. thanks, bill. appreciate it. emily: thank you some. so for more on this. we are going to bring in our own pete hegseth "fox & friends weekend" co-host and author of the new book american crusade. you are from minnesota, pete, tell us your thoughts right now. pete: when you think about where we have gone in three days. i want to live in a city or a country a deli owner cease a forged $20 bill and feels empowered to call the police and knows regardless of the race or background of the perpetrator or victim those police will be there within minutes to determine what happened. that's what happened in this case. what happened to george floyd is t

our big area of growth is how do we develop the resources to get all of this information that must pellle are doing and oftentimes we're all collecting it in different ways. so that creates a lot of effort just to take something from 50 different c.b.o.s who collected it in different ways and ask different questions and trying to mash it up. it's the same challenge that we had with the district-wide check-in to have a district-wide form. so those are conversations that we're trying to think about. and we have the pivot into the summer and we're following the same thing with the wellness check-ins and working closely with the school and health. and what we would normally do in the summer of trying to connect people to resources before, you know, before the summer transition, we're trying to do that as quickly as possible and trying to set up systems like the resourceling line and other things where if we miss a connection between now and, say, june 2nd that there's somebody can call, either the heel s.f. or the resource link line. so we're working closely with dyyf who as you know that j

. >> jess pells, thank you so much. still ahead, president trump visited capitol hill yesterday.bout his own re-election than helping americans during this pandemic. plus, mike pompeo has been facing new scrutiny since the firing of the state department watchdog. first there were he questiquestt mr. a political appointee had to carry out personal errands and then saudi arm sales. and now a leak about dinners. >>> mr. president, why haven't you announced a plan to get 36 million unemployed americans back to work? you're overseeing historic economic despair. what is the plan? >> i think we've announced a plan. we're opening up our country. just a rude person you are. we're opening up our country and we're opening it up very fast. the plan is that each state is opening and it is opening up very effectively. and when you see the numbers, i think even you will be impressed, which is pretty hard to impress you. go ahead, please. that's enough for you. >> that is really -- >> that is interesting. >> president trump's reaction yesterday. >> i don't understand the response. she just asked

our big area of growth is how do we develop the resources to get all of this information that must pellle are doing and oftentimes we're all collecting it in different ways. so that creates a lot of effort just to take something from 50 different c.b.o.s who collected it in different ways and ask different questions and trying to mash it up. it's the same challenge that we had with the district-wide check-in to have a district-wide form. so those are conversations that we're trying to think about. and we have the pivot into the summer and we're following the same thing with the wellness check-ins and working closely with the school and health. and what we would normally do in the summer of trying to connect people to resources before, you know, before the summer transition, we're trying to do that as quickly as possible and trying to set up systems like the resourceling line and other things where if we miss a connection between now and, say, june 2nd that there's somebody can call, either the heel s.f. or the resource link line. so we're working closely with dyyf who as you know that j