that's right, the penny.ne cent coin that rattles around at the bottom of the cup holder of your nissan sentra. if we're giving up shaking hands, and high fives, the penny has to go. cash is like poison now. handing someone a twenty-dollar bill is almost the same as licking them on the face. but at least a twenty-dollar bill is worth $20. a penny buys you nothing. it's a hundredth of a dollar. and they cost more to make than they're even worth. the cost of minting a penny is 1.7 cents. basically, our government is manufacturing shiny little pieces of garbage. at a loss. and, by the way, while we're at it, the nickel can go too. so i'm calling on the u.s. government to give us a brighter future, something to look kill the penny. kill the penny. nix the nickel, and put the dime on notice while you're at it too. dime's up. meanwhile, this is what our penny-colored president is up to, while racial injustice tears this country apart. he is going to war with twitter. earlier this week, twitter labeled one of trump'

martin lipton and the sun penny smith —— from the sun and penny smith —— from the sun and penny smithith —— from the sun and penny smithjoin us. first, the headlines. the uk education secretary warns the longer england's schools are closed, the more children miss out — as the government presses forward with plans to re—open them. people heed warnings not to overwhelm beaches, beauty spots and parks on the first weekend after lockdown rules in england eased. people in italy will be able to travel both internally — and in and out of the country — from the beginning ofjune, as the country's strict lockdown eases more space for pedestrians and cyclists. could social distancing permanently change the way we travel? and football — but not as we know it. germany's bundesliga becomes the first major european league to restart. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us is chief sports reporter of the sun, martin lipton. i wonder if he has been glued to the bundesliga today. and the broadcaster, penny smith. let's start with the front pages. we

stay with you, penny, sunday telegraph.n their lungs when they have clots in their lungs when they have covid—i9. have clots in their lungs when they have covid-19. when we first started looking into this after lockdown on march between third, —— march the 23rd, it's very odd. people are not reckless and yet they have no oxygen in theirsystem. reckless and yet they have no oxygen in their system. this anti—clotting medicine stops the clots, seems to bea medicine stops the clots, seems to be a problem when you talk about the dangers as you go along with covid. it seems to be that if you get these blood thinners and quite quickly, it does have a degree of success. so for the first time, in terms of getting it as a pose of organising a vaccine and seeing how many people actually don't actually have it. it's actually don't actually have it. it‘s daunting, the amount of effort going around the world. to tackle covid—i9 from a variety of angles of. there's been huge scientific cooperation. a lot of independent and individual scie

not one more penny to them either. defund the w.h.o. while we are at it, again, what did i say earlier? not one more penny should be allocated for any blue states, for their unfunded pensions, their waist, their fraud, abuse of our top tax dollars. california, $54 billion budget deficit. now they are giving $500 in cash to each and every single illegal immigrants in that century state that calls for a special state trun hotline. dial $4. you work hard for your money. california is giving it away to illegal immigrants. no red state should pay penny for their economic malfeasance. here now is the national economic council director larry kudlow. it's a simpleal answer. no money. why would we give any state -- this is the tom cotton bell, to any state that has sanctuary status considering the billions of dollars, larry, that we pay for illegal immigrants, education, criminal justice system, and our health care system, they are giving checks away to? >> listen, the president himself has said several times that any potential aid to states hav

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we borrowed every penny. our national debt will now be the parts the meeting, may be exceeding $25 trillion. the last coronavirus bill that we passed mr. president as you know was that cares act. it was not the only bill to be passed a number of pieces of legislation to try to fight this virus in the covid-19 that it causes. mr. president those bills were very hard for me to vote for now because i don't care about the american people. i do of course. do but to coast of the fact that is just such a staggering amount of money. i have spent h my career in government more at the state government level in of the federal government level but i've spent my career in government being cheap when it comes to taxpayer money. it authors me as it should bother all of us that we spent money that we don't have. i have driven all over washington d.c. and i can't find the money tree. these are taxpayer dollars but i voted for the bills including but not limited to the cares act because it was clear we had to do something. we

they shouldn't spend a single penny. and even though this is going to hurt me, i am telling you, please tell the people of your state i send my love, my great respect and don't send a penny. they don't deserve it. >> well, i will -- i will send that message, sean. i don't think we are going to have a fifth bill. i'm not at all -- i'm not at all sanguine about the prospects. some of my colleagues disagree with me, but i think it's way less than 50%. the reason is i think speaker pelosi overplayed her hand. i mean, her bill is so grandiose. it's not a coronavirus bill. it's basically a remake of western civilization bill. and i think that the republicans in the senate were so shocked when they saw it that at this juncture, she could take her bill and eliminate every other word and cut the cost by 75% and it still wouldn't pass. and if she does that and she takes it back to the ocasio-cortez wing in the house, they are not going to support it. so i think she overplayed her hand here. >> sean: okay -- everybody -- we've lear

of consequential funding ensure that every penny of consequentialfunding coming ensure that every penny that every penny of consequentialfunding coming from uk government decisions is passed on to support the economy here in scotland. i hope it demonstrates our determination to support businesses who are suffering through this unprecedented crisis. i want to close today by reiterating my main message, which is about the importance of staying at home. i know it will be tempting to think that this weekend, after so many weeks of lockdown, we can't allow ourselves perhaps one little slip. you might even think given recent unhelpful news headlines, that have already these are and they are somehow less at stake. i want to emphasise to you as strong as i possibly can today about, that is absolutely not the case. the risk remains too high for us the ease up now. if we do, all we would do, as well as put lives at risk, is delay the moment when we can start to see that using. the one time you ignore the guidance, i want you to remember this, could be at the time that you get infected with the vi

he now stars in the new showtime series, "penny dreadful: city of angels." stephen: nice to see you, too. you-- i like-- i like your backdrop there. you've got the books. you seem very smart. >> we're going for prison library. >> stephen: oh, good. >> i'm actually doing just what i see everybody else doing, which is they're filming themselves now in front of bookcases. >> stephen: i got one right here. >> a sad attempt at seeming like an intellectual. you know, i wouldn't be caught dead watching "tiger king!" i just finished "moby dick." call me ishmael. >> stephen: where are you right now? is this your normal-- are you in your apartment? >> no, i'm in a reconfigured y2k bunker out in the hamptons where men are men and toilet paper is an endangered species. i'll be here all year! >> stephen: maybe. maybe. get comfy. >> maybe. this is a guest room/panic room. although, every room is a panic room now, but yes, i could show you around. >> stephen: please, we'd love a tour. >> there's nothing, other than a mask and rubber gloves, that's more comforting than show

make sure you transfer every penny by the way because any penny that's left in there could eventually be sent back to the state. if you need this link, it's on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com, then click the main menu and choose the responds option. terry, back to you. >> chris, great stuff as always. thanks very much. >>> let's check in now with rob mayeda. he's got a fworecast that's all over the place. >> from summer-like heat yesterday with a lot of 90s, now the ocean air-conditioning taking control around the bay area. here's a pretty view as we have temperatures into the 50s. you can also see the low clouds, which will give us some misty skies in a few spots for tomorrow morning. also now seeing the cooling into san jose. currently mid-50s for temperatures. 70s earlier today. similar temperatures on the way as we head towards tomorrow. notice our temperatures around the bay area, pretty uniform, mid-50s, but the biggest change at this hour are some of our inland valleys, the areas in darker blue out towards the tri-valley. many locations 15 degrees cooler than the same time ju

of their of their you know their production and they're selling for pennies on the dollar that's rational brant that is rational you know kristie analysts are saying this is one of the strangest earning seasons ever what are you seeing here rick. oh yes toben on exactly what you said like now analysts are able to see about 10 feet up ahead of them but what they're not able to see is what's actually going to happen at the end of 2020 i get that 2020 has been thrown out the books and people are really discounting 2020 as just basically a wasted year among companies are providing very very little guidance about the future they're trying to sound vaguely optimistic and hopeful to investors who want to believe this that they are recovering and there will be some sort of recovery always about their eating up in 2020 already so you have alphabet warning about the ad rev drops off and the consumer shopping less but then they ended on an optimistic saying that address actually stabilized and they have u.p.s. a point that they're getting more revenues from american online shopping despite the fact

penny, but it still has many, many stores and in order to pay off these lenders, you do so often buystores you're going to close or maybe it's a consolidation of the merchandise you're going to have we don't know the plan right now, which in some ways was a surprise for them to file at this point with the stores still largely closed >> yeah. exactly. courtney, thanks very much with the latest. on how retail is suffering tyler. >> we'll get a final check on the markets and where you can get your money to work that's next on "power lunch. we'll be right back. hope isn't quarantined. first words aren't delayed. caring isn't postponed. courage isn't on hold. and love hasn't stopped. u.s. bank thanks you for keeping all of our spirits strong. we've donated millions to those in need and are always here for our customers and employees. snhu let's you transfer up to 90 creditseed - [announcer] if you've tried college but never finished, toward your bachelor's degree. - [woman] it doesn't matter how old you are, you can do it. you can finish. - [announcer] finish your degree at snhu.edu. >>>

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i'm gonna go talk to penny. i'm going to go inside, put on my coziest pajamas, curl up with a good book and wait for this nightmare to be over. (sighs) penny. sorry. hi. hey. look, i'm sorry i didn't text you back. i just needed some time to think. okay. here. come in. look, if you want to break up, just say it. leonard... no, no, no, no. i take it back. don't say it. just-just hate me, but stay with me. it worked for my parents. listen, i don't want to break up with you. oh. o-okay. good, good. (laughs) so, it's cool if i cry a little? yeah, i probably wouldn't. yeah. (clearing throat) look, you did the right thing last night. i was a mess. i was just frustrated because my career is going nowhere. look, i get it, and i want you to know that i support whatever you want to do. great, because i've been thinking, if i really want this acting thing to work, i need to focus all my energy on it. and to do that, i should quit waitressing at the cheesecake factory. wow! that-that's a big step. i know. so, you know,

smaller players hit hard jc pennie jcpenney the latest to ask for $450 million would require them tohit certain goals to obtain the full loan in the event it is unable to recover this summer going to the fall should they fail, it will join a growing list of retailers. some of those include houston based stage stores, j. crew, neiman marcus and more joining me now, sw advisors stacey good to chat with you. i've been calling this a hospitality recession, really it is hospitality and small retailers. do you see anyway of survival for jcpenney >> this is not a shock here. the inevitable is accelerated. i think they exist in a smaller format, maybe 150 stores i think the department store space in general, may we see that going forward maybe macy's looks like 200 and not 600 going down the line. those are the all-important anchors for the malls. the nature of retailers will change as we see these outdated formats as they are forced to shrink themselves due to coronavirus. >> and not just the stores but the brands that are prominent in those you mentioned. maybe ralph laurens and others >>

i did not want a penny assigned to the governor's office. and if the people of alabama, the legislators are so adamant about having a say in this, i just, i was willing to give up all money is devoted to the governor's office heard and let the legislature have the total responsibility for spending the money, and for developing any plans by which to spend them. they cares act was an emergency appropriation provided by president trump. and the congress to help those of us who are fighting these 369 deaths. with , it has wrecked our economy and small businesses have been devastated. ,000 have lost their jobs. it is imperative the people of alabama get to have this money and it be done in the light of day. that itold the chairman hoped that he would zero out the and been branch legislative branch and i assured him that i would not call a special session until in such time the legislature published a list of what they will spend the money on and what amounts down to the penny. it is imperative we have transparency in the budget process for the pe

a rock star here by the theory of anything it was after his international breakthrough with the 3 penny opera which premiered in 1970 berlin. if you can find this foreign comedy came back to his hometown and was photographed by the famous court photographer recorded i dressed like. this the photography and she was wearing a leather coat smoking a cigar lead among these both became part of his image. of the sneezer very famous pictures on the floor and in front of them as our most valuable piece of sculpture made on the basis of a life mask of breast that was made by power hamann in 1930 bus yes no it's not a 5 inch tongue and the border from post. hinting between in. here we have also tried to convey how international pressure was. there translations of his works in different languages from japanese to your cranium it. was young man here you can see that bridge continues to have a certain impact today. because this is an i.c. train named after a. famous stars such as david bowie and middle of assange back to the stasi david. cook your organs splayed in the threepenny opera. there's a co

penny... penny... (voice cracking): penny...! what's the matter? um... well, i was worried that you might be missing leonard. and that might be causing you to have bad dreams, like the kind you'd get if you watched clash of the titans right before you went to bed. sweetie, did you have a bad dream? to be honest, i did. aw. back to the future ii was in the back to the future iii case. leonard did it. good night. (stammering): no, wait. perhaps i should sleep here so you don't miss leonard as much, uh, 'cause you're being kind of a baby about it. you know what? that would make me feel better.

just leaving trails of pennies where ever we go.nd we had a great moment giggling and laughing, getting up to the roof we finally made it, did the intro. and it was a great performance and so that was one of my favorite moments i hope you enjoy the clip. >> jimmy: i want to say thanks to all of the fans for all their support. and to my buddy, who said that i would never be the host of "the tonight show," you know who you are. [ light laughter ] you owe me 100 bucks, buddy. [ laughter ] you do we do have a - [ cheers and applause a great show tonight - [ cheers and applause thank you. [ cheers and applause broadway joe namath? where was i with joe namath? [ cheers and applause i don't remember [ cheers and applause i don't know where all these people are coming from [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause i'm doing it [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] thank you. [ cheers and applause i did it i actually did it, buddy [ cheers and applause this is unbelievable [ ch

joining us from washington is representative susan dell penny from that state's first congressional district. your city has been the bid -- the epicenter. >> it was a very challenging time with the first cases here. kirkland, washington and the long-term care center there. it has been a long road. we have had a lot of incredible response from our community, health officials, health care workers at hospitals and first responders. having gone through this for we have seen now, the positive results of folks staying at home, bending the curve. we know thereure are protocols in place for health care. we understand the importance of testing. we have the goals others do to get the materials for testing and the supply of personal protective equipment. it has been an incredible response from the community and we have seen the decline in cases and that has been a result of the strong response. we took strong action. that has been from folks across the state, our governor, public health officials and community working together to bend the curve. stay-at-home, doing everything possible to protect our fa

you could hear a penny drop over the whole place. the governor spoke and a few dignitaries and state officials. it was quite moving to say the least. how could i think originally -- a lot of people did throughout the country the fear of something tragic happening was instilled in great part in concord here and the idea that establishing -- a state tribute to krista, a very exciting thing. this area we are in right now as they krista mcauliffe planetarium where stephen -- groups from all over the state of new hampshire came into see planetarium shows and a little bit of the tribute we have around here to krista. a huge, we added addition to make this they mcauliffe-sheppard center, honoring alan shepard. it helps the people of concorde krissta was anize remodel for people all around the world. role model for people all around the world. engines will soon rocket back to the 72% to reduce pressure on the shuttle as it breaks the sound barrier. >> while nasa successfully thearted its program after challenger disaster, it took a while to

is definitely leading in that effort steve yes i so so thank you penny so of course science is a global endeavor and i think it's been really heartening how scientists across the world have rapidly come together and rapidly advance the pace of not only our scientific understanding of this completely new virus but also in terms of working through the biology and then through to the sorts of treatments and therapeutics that might be used not just for that seems as a prime minister said but also in terms of using drugs some of which of drugs that we use in other contexts and rapidly working through to. trials some of what you're international some of which are in individual countries to try and determine which drug or which combination of drugs might be. capable of treating and modifying the effects of this virus infection so as i've said before i think it's remarkable how quickly science has progressed but there are still challenges ahead and we don't underestimate the amount of new science that we need to learn and the challenges in such as vaccine development but are i can be confident

health service and is leading the covert 1000 response for the international humanitarian charity penny appeal he joins us live now via skype from that leads sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera what is it specifically about the lockdown that has proved so damaging for so many people's mental health when you look down really is the natural states and right at the beginning of the crisis you saw while leaders from across the planet risk to the coronavirus is putting the world on war footing that we haven't seen such measures taken since the last world was well walgreens but the trauma it brings with it fear of harm it brings with it restructures the movement and all of this in power by the lock down so we really experience to a degree what soldiers might be experiencing on the ground and what we know war is that what comes after is was traumatic stress disorder and what we what we what we feel and what i feel is that going coming out of the law we can expect many people to exhibit very similar symptoms to post traumatic stress disorder perhaps suppose the lockdown diso

had make sure you transfer every penny. any unused balance for the card will be sent back to the state. if you want to see that website, bank of america set up and figure out if you have a debit card in your name we ve added a link to our website, nbc bay area.com and click the responds option from the menu. >> thank you, chris. >>> a chris coverry in a hospital. a baby girl hit with a coronavirus and another disease at the same time. >>> a bay area baby is one of on the nation's first diagnosed with covid-19 and a rare disease. she was treated at children's hospital for kawasaki disease. it has a fever. in new york, some 80 children and teens have been badly sickened by pediatric disease. the local girl recovers. new york says they need to do more research to find out. >>> educating students in the pandemic is highlighted in equities and exposed a lot of problems. schooled moved out of the classroom and the digital divide grew wider. families without internet ark se access could get connection at a coffee shop. and teacher

is the aim and that they're getting pretty close to that now and they're going to need every single penny another large number of venezuelans are right here in chile thousands and thousands of them as in other countries have been left without jobs because of the pandemic with no place to live they can't pay for rent and there are in the case here many of them are now living in the tents that you see behind me on the street that leads to the venezuelan consulate and the reason why they have been sleeping out here in the cold for weeks and weeks is because they're trying to pressure the government of president nicolas maduro to help them get home. john kind of shows us where he's been camped for weeks with his wife in sydney in the little daughter outside of the colombian consulate in santiago along with dozens of other families they pass the time and the cold as best they can waiting for help from the government settlement that will break. this is precarious the way our politicians count on us for votes we need now to count on them to bring us home. but not far away peruvian migrants testa

pizza penny penny restaurant in petaluma is transforming part of its parking lot area to a patio. tables will be limited to people to people who live together. although one restaurant owner is confused about that rule. >> how do you enforce that? we have had this conversation. how do you enforce something like that? >> there are other changes that also went into effect this weekend. summer day camps can reopen. drive-in ceremonies can happen as long as people stay in their cars. in person faith-based counseling is a lot of virtual sessions are not possible. libraries can offer curbside pickup. as for wineries, kendall jackson and campbell wineries will open for customers today at 11 am. >>> sonoma joins nothing and sonoma counties and loosening restrictions. there is no word on when the other six bay area counties plan to do the same. >>> oakland mayor libby schaff was tested for covid-19 at a drive through testing site in east oakland. the test was done yesterday afternoon at the allen temple baptist church on 85th and international. the mayor said she is not experiencing major s

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.$5 billion and i'm very grateful for every single penny. this congress appropriated 287 million for public schools in louisiana, 190 million for universities, we have received extra medicaid payments and additionally we have received one.$8 billion for state and local government. view add that up it is three.$5 billion already appropriated just to louisiana. some more. some that less. we need to recognize we've done a lot-- and i have to leave votes for the bill it is a breathtaking amount of money. this doesn't mean our states and local governments don't have to sacrifice. sacrifice. se . . . . i have a bill that i tk maybe it's thmade me that the e. we make one mistake, we probably made others but in my judgment, i know we made one in the carers act when we put restrictions on the amount of money that we gave to state and local government. i understand why we did it and at the time i supported it. we do not want to bail out the states that have been mismanag mismanaged. if a state decides to give generous retirement benefits at an early a

born in 932 in the state of georgia richard wayne penny men better known as little richard was renowned for you showmanship and electric performer with a flamboyant that's now ready. working in the jungles of blues aren't being gospel he was integral to the evolution of rock n roll in the fifty's and sixty's. his music embrace all in a time when parts of the u.s. was still segregated. different. some of the world's greatest musicians cited him as an influence. how do you think little richard influenced mick jagger or used to open my show you started with me i was with the prince of last night and i love your music and i'm so glad keep it up a bit you know you got it. yellow rock n roll is a monster of a. praise for his contribution to music spanning generations pay their respects to the legends. you're watching the news a reminder that you can always get the latest on our web site that's the w dot com of any thomas type.

born in 932 in the state of georgia richard wayne penny men that i'm known as little richard was renowned for his showmanship and electric before my with the flamboyant persona working within the genres of blues r. and b. and gospel he was integral to the evolution of rock n roll in the fifty's and sixty's. his music embrace to all. in a time when parts of the united states were still segregated. members many of the world's greatest musicians have cited him as an influence. how do you think little richard influenced mick jagger when you stop on my show he started with me i was with the prince of last night and i love your music and i'm so glad keep it up there but you know you got it. i am oh rock n rollers i'm up forever praise for his contribution to music spanning generations pay their respects to the legend. for. it's a deadly city. and the women of nature. to face up. to refuse to release.

yes, i'm concerned about the national debt but i think it's -- it would be penny foolish to say i'm sorrywe can't do snap to give you food, because there is a national debt. there's a national department we just did $2 trillion for the wealthiest people in our country , but we can't feed one in four children in our country because of the national debt. so i think that -- i think that the secretary -- the chairman of the fed, chairman powell had said it again and again, publicly, he said think big. it to me. think big. think big. the interest rates are very, very low. think big. and that's what we're doing. host: nancy pelosi from yesterday. houston today for a pro forma session. no legislative action expected next week. your calls and comments this morning on how the pandemic has impacted your job. steve in charleston, south carolina, first up. caller: good morning, bill. hope you and your family are doing well. host: thank you. a question. caller: well, first, i am retired but i do have a job. and i work for a company that staffs sporting events and concerts and that kind of thing. we ha

. >> and with that ellen's mother phoned an old acquaintance of hers, a defense attorney named pennyand says, i think we have a problem. there was apparently something very wrong. >> next morning ellen went to meet with adrien. by then the story was breaking. >> albuquerque police have an active crime scene investigation going on right now. >> police tell us a confidential source told them the remains of snyder are buried under the garage of this home. >> she sat stiff in front of me. she said, have you heard about them digging for a body in the northeast heights? and i said, well, you couldn't not hear about it. it was on all of the television stations and all over the newspaper. and she said, well, my ex-husband is buried there because i shot him. >>> "dateline" returns after the break. this is one. so is this. and so are these. but no matter the shape, square footage or who might live in them, they all represent something more. a sanctuary. a refuge. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. at lowe's, we believe everyone deserves that feeling. to help make your home be everythi

more tory mps, including, actually, a conservative minister, speak out over the coming issue and in penny was writing a letter to constituents and while she wasn't going as far as the others in saying he should resign and she said his actions, you know, we re and she said his actions, you know, were not defensible. lets move on to the telegraph. to me she could rule could be reduced as the prime minister. i thought some of the scientific questions were the most illuminating as well, when he said that he was reading the conclusion but he didn't actually read the detailed scientific advice. and on this to meet a distancing role, it is absolutely integral, isn't it, to opening up the lockdown for pubs, clu bs, opening up the lockdown for pubs, clubs, public transport, and things like that, and again, he seemed to be saying yes, i don't know why it is two metres as well apart from what sage tells me. well, as if you look at the scientific evidence as i understand it i am not an expert but what i have read suggest that the two metre rule was picked because it is not to minimise the risk of inf

and so i think it's clear that every penny invested in the medical efforts to tackle a coronavirus will be paid back many times over or either rich walk around destroyed wards in brussels richard thank you. all right here is a brief look now at the other stories that are making headlines this hour the leader of lebanon's program radian hezbollah a group says that germany is succumbing to american will by banning his movements last week germany banned all of hezbollah's activities on german soil and designated the iran backed group a terrorist organization the widow of a german islamic state fighter and went on trial in a hamburg court today as she lived in syria with her husband a rapper who went by the name of deaths of dog who was killed there in 2018 she now faces charges including membership in a foreign terror group and crimes against humanity. turkey will start easing coronavirus lockdown measures beginning next monday president to one says that intercity travel restrictions in 7 provinces will be lifted but not in istanbul and ankara seniors and those under the age of 20 will be

jc penny ha luchado durante aÑos para recuperarse de una deuda multimillonaria.to de comida gratis en diversasciudades del paÍs. hubo una larga cola a las afueras de la iglesia de la parroquia de san bartolomÉ, en un barrio del distrito de queens, nueva york. caridades catÓlicas le pidió a los empleados que ayudarÁn a distribuir la comida a unas 1600 familias. cuando estemos de regreso, familiares de pacientes hospitalizados con coronavirus en mÉxico buscan formas de comunicarse a la distancia. se desata la polÉmica en puerto rico por patricia: en mÉxico, familiares de pacientes hospitalizados con coronavirus estÁn muy angustiados. ademÁs de no poder ver a sus seres queridos, no estÁn recibiendo informaciÓn del personal mÉdico sobre el estado de salud de sus parientes. alejandro madrigal nos dice que los familiares se las arreglan para comunicarse aunque sea a travÉs de silbidos con sus pacientes. -- con sus parientes. [silbidos] alejandro: es el llamado que familiares improvisan desde la calle a sus parientes con covid-19, hospitalizados en la ciudad de mÉxico,

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investor, which they found in a reportedly somewhat eccentric uncle in madison, who had been saving his pennies, nickels, and dimes, and $170 in 1904 to help really kind of kick start the company. really, you know, having gone from one motorcycle to two, to in 1905, by 1906, they then 450.d then 150, they outgrew that large shed and first purpose built factory that they built in 1906. photo was taken on 1907 when they incorporated. founders were there. harley at that point was pursuing his engineering degree nights on and working and weekends, so that's the entire work force. the original factory, the day they incorporated in 1907. incredible his collection, so we use it on both floors of the museum as kind of timeline, so we begin here, in adjacent, telling the history of the company and out here you see the progression bikes starting with the ingles, so this is a later single, 1911. the thing that's incredible about this collection is that in theirngs were saved original condition. and this one looks to me like but been rid an little bit you can see it's got its original leather belt. all rig

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they turn this deal down and shut the sport down, they are not making a cent, so i would rather make pennies on the dollar and give hope to people and play baseball then not make anything in lose an entire year of my career. >> tonight some of basketball biggest stars have formed a united front to help get the nba season going again. among them, steph curry, kevin durant, lebron james as a couple of guys you might recognize and according to yahoo spots they had a conference call today and all agreed that passed ball should go on if it's safe. it's still unclear when the nba could make a decision on the season. back onto the weather now, a live look outside, the sun is barely breaking through, still some clouds out there and it looks like there's a chance for a little more showers, the rain is not quite done. >> more showers in the forecast but not this evening, things are looking fine out there right now, we will see the next chance of rain headed our way on wednesday. were going to start off the morning with locally dense fog that will develop tonight after the sun goes down, especially in

yes, thank you penny. science is a global endeavour andi penny.ts of treatments and therapeutics that might be used, notjust for vaccines as the prime minister has said, but also in terms of using drugs, some of which are drugs we use in other contexts and rapidly working through clinical trials, some of which are international and some of which are international and some of which are in individual countries to try and determine which drug or which combination of drugs might be capable of treating and modifying the effects of this virus infection. so, as i have said before, i think it is remarkable how quickly science has progressed, but there are still challenges ahead and we don't underestimate the amount of new science we need to learn and the challenges such as vaccine development. but i can be confident that that will be a global effort. and of course, the uk is very strong in life sciences. we have a long history of science and particularly biological sciences, very strong universities and they will be contributing to the global effort. than

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you can see why he's worth every penny. the pga tour is going to get going in ft. worth, texas. it's a match between tiger woods and phil mickelson, tom brady and peyton manning. this is good stuff. lefty is ready for the match. check out the trick shot. he flops the golf ball over him in full speed. are you kiddin' me? a lot of trust and nerves steel from phil. tom brady very active on social media. eli manning joining twitter today with a hoosiers reference, welcome eli manning in typical fashion, you never showed up until the fourth quarter anyways. eli defeated brady twice in the super frank frankie montoss. gook luck to any hitters that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> well, we are moving closer to professional sports returning to the united states. so what might a game look like when games resume? >> well, there were about 12,000 fans in the stands for a soccer game today in germany, of course th

so i'd rare make pennies on the dollar and give hope to people anything and lose an entire year of my going to have a 20-game winner this year. which means john and bill remain the last two to do it. both happened in 1993 when the team won 103 games and did not make the playoffs. the year prior t team on the verge of moving to tampa but burkett helped lead them back to relevance. >> we thought it was a done deal that we'd pack up and move on to saint pete. i still remember going through homes for places to stay like it was a done deal and then all of a sudden peter steps in and changes the franchise forever. >> may 12th. what happened on this day in sports history, here's the top five. >> randy moss came out of retirement to join the 49ers mini camp and jim harbaugh really tried to sell him. three touchdowns for moss that season and a trip to the super bowl. last year, giants pitcher derek holland demoted to the bullpen and took it out on new gm, fohan. >> 1970, 50 years ago, ernie banks hit a milestone home run into the wrigley field bleachers. >> he did it. ernie banks. >> the shark

you'll get every penny that's coming to you including the federal $600 top up. but may i also say this? i'm not sure that the 300,000 number is right, but let's assume it is. that's out of over a million people who have claimed unemployment insurance in the past month. we have chopped through an enormous amount of claims requests. i'd put new jersey's record up against any american state. that's not going to make the person on the phone line feel better but it's a fact and we'll get to you. i promise you every penny you're owed, you will get. >> i want you to talk to other states out there that haven't seen their surge yet. whose residents are saying we don't want to follow these rules. we don't want to wear these masks. we don't want to stop going to work or shopping. your state, this state has weathered one of the worst situations when it comes to coronavirus cases. tell those other states what this is like and what is your advice to them, to those people. >> listen, i don't want to get on a high horse and begin to claim that i know the data in other states as

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