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>> this is a special edition of "nightline," pri "nightline," pandemic, a nation divided. >> transit runs 24/7, seven days a week. can't stay home. buses don't drive themselves. >> first light has yet to break. but at this bus depot in the south bronx, wayne lasarti has already been behind the wheel for hours, shouldering a heavier work load since the coronavirus. >> these extra buses running to compensate for the four hours subways aren't running. so i pick up a trip from 2:00 to 5:00. >> his bread and butter, shuttling essential workers across new york city at all hours, now a covid front line. >> we're all putting our lives out there. if you were going to tell me that we were going to have a pandemic in 2020 and you're going to be out there and you could very possibly die, would i have signed up for it? i don't think anybody would have signed up for that. but we did. and we're here, and we're working. we got to do what you need to do. >> welcome to the bronx. >> this is a community full of richness and history. we are deliciously loud here. we are extremely festive. >> the norther

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that the needed our help and that's why we kept coming back their family most of my my patients were pri's persons under investigation and slowly. one by one day become call it positive patients. >>when 49 ers right tackle joe staley decided to retire that could have left a huge void on the niners offensive line but the forty-niners quickly replaced aly with another all pro and trent williams kron four's jason dumas saw spoke exclusively with williams agent to find out how it all unfolded. >>trent williams had been off of the grid iron for a year after a holdout with the washington redskins but the state prepared for his next opportunity which will come with the forty-niners ok so its >>said was speaking as the exact same thing he did new yorkers. shanahan was williams's offensive coordinator in washington, the 2 had a close relationship in trent looks forward to playing for shanahan once again seem excited to get back. >>get back in the building were not you know not only cow but the time those close to the man who murdered my first 4 years of my career so. >>you know it's going to have a

that was pried open. >> she was expecting a stimluck check. unemployment and past payments from clients. >> i had to question have i received them. are they in the mail. as well as what else did they get from me that maybe i didn't know was coming. >> the building mail is dropped in this slot. a neighbor found much of the discarded mail dumped. >> my gut tells me that's why they were opening up anything that looked like it was from the government. >> she reported it to the inspection service. >> these are federal offenses. five years in prison, $250,000 fine. >> a spokesperson says they also reported the theft from their property. >> the oakland woman who shared this video said she didn't. it was only a shower curtain stolen. make the report no matter what is taken. >> they're probably not just hitting that one house or apartment. they're hitting others attacking the neighbors as well. reporting makes a difference. >> you can file a report on the web site. you'll find a 24 hour hot line. the inspection service suggests filing a report with loc

>>they can expect a child to go on pri ounce of right into outer end immediately. it's got to be some remediation. >>and that was large aren't reporting. it is teacher appreciation week at a time when most teachers are working with students online that crisis is causing teachers too. take a lot of special steps like something out our tips in the doing drive-by visits with students for families who would like to honor their children's teachers, they're saying a card or thank you video would be very much appreciated. let's take another look outside with my brief ser rodrik us mabrisa. >>guy there. catherine yeah, we're noticing warmer temperatures and plenty of sunshine that may gray nonexistent out the bay area clothes line and even throughout the east bay shoreline live look outside right now the east bay over berkeley you could see not a cloud in the sky just writing been high cirrus clouds overhead really are not going to be an issue tonight and temperatures out there right now 60's for the san francisco peninsula coastline with widespread 70's as you make your w

they fished out a locked metal pried it open and you can check up you love. it from there. johnson called police turns out the safe belonged to a neighbor who said the safe was stolen from her home. 8 years ago of the first thing she did was just kneel down hard knocks. >>and just thanked him and thanked him for bringing that closure to her she got some missing charm bracelet cases were still left in the there she said all the expensive stuff was con but at least she got closer and some of her pieces fact fishing for fun. >>turned out to be a life lesson himself wants to one day become police officer he got a lot of fun out of him coming out investigating asking questions and trying get to the source a chance to help play detective. >>a memory to treasure chafe a lot into think acting after this. and likely not the last. >>and it make any jokes about it was this big. kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 and every day we're shining spotlights on graduates and today we're highlighting maya stokehouse kyi she is graduating from el serino high school with plans to attend u c be

that was pried open. >> reporter: kay was expecting a stimulus check, unemployment benefits and past payments from clients. >> then i had to question, have i received them? were they in that day's mail? as well as what else did they get from me that maybe i didn't know was coming? >> reporter: for now the building's mail is being dropped in this slot. a neighbor found much of the discarded mail dumped at ft. mason. >> my gut tells me that's why they were opening up anything that looked like it was from the government. >> reporter: kay reported it to the united states postal inspection service. >> these are federal offenses, potential penalty up to five years in prison and $250,000 fine. >> reporter: a spokesperson says they also reported the theft from their properties. but the oakland woman who shared this video said initially she didn't because it was only a shower curtain stolen. >> fitch encourages people to make the report no matter what is taken. >> they're probably not just hitting that one house or apartment or condominium. they are hitting others and attacking their neighbor

i work with politicians. te i even work with pri sectors and so on and so forth, so i need to face the fact that i get a lot of rejection, too. so, talking about the role of art in society, there's always been a lot of collaboration, of course, between art and the world of design and technology, but when it mes to science, do you thi there's a connection between art and science? i mean, als rt einstein said, "ad sciences are branches from the same tree," and the french painter georges braque said, "art is meant to disturb. science reasres," how do you see the role of art and science? in my artistic practice, i actually use a lot of primarily social scientists. at i have great collabns, and i enjoy, and i learn a lot from science. at the end of the day, you could sort of break it up and say, science is more about how, and art often is more about why-- t "why are doing all s?" and science is more like, "well, let's break it down. how are we actua doing all of this?" but still, both of them are models of the world to some extent, models that haimpact on the world, also, and they are about

that was pried open. >> she was expecting a stimluck check. unemployment and past payments from clients. >> i had to question have i received them. are they in the mail. as well as what else did they get from me that maybe i didn't know was coming. >> the building mail is dropped in this slot. a neighbor found much of the discarded mail dumped. >> my gut tells me that's why they were opening up anything that looked like it was from the government. >> she reported it to the inspection service. >> these are federal offenses. five years in prison, $250,000 fine. >> a spokesperson says they also reported the theft from their property. >> the oakland woman who shared this video said she didn't. it was only a shower curtain stolen. make the report no matter what is taken. >> they're probably not just hitting that one house or apartment. they're hitting others attacking the neighbors as well. reporting makes a difference. >> you can file a report on the web site. you'll find a 24 hour hot line. the inspection service suggests filing a report with loc

returning it looks like tomorrow as well and the timing will be a little different we had today, the pri and on showers will turn into an afternoon affair for your wednesday, a look at what it looks like an sfo that michael is going on here too as well traffic in the distance we don't have any reports of any delays yet, but we'll check after 5 o'clock and see what's going on there is of course, lighter traffic with this year, future cast for with the fog, let's give it its run and we see it clears out only to return tonight. >>before. before we get a rain developing into tomorrow afternoon so i hear we help the temperatures right now we're in the upper 50's territory, 60 >>57 antioch in concord on the east bay shoreline upper 50's. but a big jump in temperatures expected for today with the rain event that's pretty typical across the state in fact 75 fresno central valley, there baker still at 74 even sacramento at 69 so reduce temperatures everywhere. there is going to be little bit of a warm-up though as we get into the end of the week, a future cast for watching the breakup of the rain

high rollers diamond lounge restaurant he was furloughed well that's my restaurant we have we have pried off 45 in that particular location in our restaurant but in the building i say we have probably about 800 employees 800 all of them all of them gone all of them into atlanta city the once thriving gambling capital of america's east coast was in the midst of a revival in recent years that brought new hotels and entertainment venues and more jobs until the pandemic hit and the sea the city like this. i never never but imagine a would come to the us that there be no one working. i mean it it's. it's like something out of a movie like a horror story you know there's no want to around. and is really sad really sad to say the state of new jersey has more than 1000000 people unemployed just here in this state athletic city has been hit particularly hard because this is a city where almost everyone works in the gaming or hospitality industry which has been completely shut down because a coronavirus at the nearby food pantry people line up for groceries vermin davis an immigrant from africa to

. >> the presidents of notre dame, rice, both told cnn they are pri prioritizing bringing students backool safely. is there a way to do online? >> i would always take an inperson interaction with an amazing teacher versus an online situation. you may have to go in that direction because of emergencies like this. you get the best of both worlds during school is where students can learn at their own time and pace. but how do we leverage humans when they are in the room together. if they have to shut down physically, when they are using other tools like video conferencing, how can you replicate as much of that person to person contact. but there is nothing like talking to a professor after class and doing it online. >> do you expect this to do the same thing for elementary education? >> i think so. i just talked to the superintendent at miami-dade and he was talking about his planning for back to school. he sees a world where certain students will want to be in that physical experience like it always was and others will want a hybrid experience, and for certain kids, they may need more of

let's get to drinks maker cama pri, who has reported -- campari.ehindlian company also the very fashion aldrich -- fashionable drink. we are delighted to be joined by bob kunze-concewitz, the chief executive of campari. always great to catch up and have a conversation with you. when we look at the world economy, where we are, how much more pressure will mean for margins for campari and how much more in marketing we have to spend -- will you have to spend? >> please hang up. francine: i think we have just lost bob, the chief executive of campari. we will get to him in a minute. a lot of the focus is on what we saw in shanghai. the stoxx in shanghai rose this morning. chinese traders went back to work, came back online. australian shares are falling. i don't know if we have data boards up. if we do, i will give you some of the market movements. inna's yuan also rising offshore trading. this is what you can do on the bloomberg terminal, is actually keep up to date with all the market action, even if you are working from home. the coronavirus pandemic

have a pri existing trademark like kodak or xerox or like teflon in the old days and someone goes along and -- >> thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. >> after the oral argument wrapped up, the national cons institution centerest haad a committee reviewing the supreme court's case. dealing with whether a company can trademark a generic term by adding dot-com to it. this is 50 minutes. >> hi, i'm jeffrey rosen, the president of the national constitution center, which is the beautiful building that you see behinds me. it's located in philadelphia in independence mall, right across from independence hall where the constitution was drafted. like c-span, it's a private non prift with an inspiring mission from congress. to december sim nate information about the constitution on a non-partisan basis to increase awarrens and understanding of the constitution among the american people. justice holmes once said of the constitution, it is an experiment as all of life is an experiment. the arguments that you've just heard are technical. the kind that law proimples and journalists and citizens

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. >> amazon is definitely fully pri priced the trick answer is to say can you think of a time when it wasn't you can't and it's up thousands of percents. that reason hasn't gone away amazon told share holders, quote, sit down. he did that. the stock is higher than where it was trading when he said that when they reported earnings. if you think amazon is doing the right thing by making investments now in the new reality of where we are for commerce and where we work, how we play, what we do, how we use cloud computing, if you believe in that vision, nothing has changed to make you believe otherwise other than stocks went up a couple of percent. >> let me finish where i was going to go. i'll let you go first. $2500 a share, aren't you crowding out the potential pool of new buyers for a stock that is that expensive? >> you know that amazon doesn't do stock buybacks yet? when people say oh, my god it's up so much maybe it can't match the same gains since 2010 maybe it's not realistic to expect that. companies have multiple levers they can pull. it's not just about a share account continui

you can see where this door was pried open with some of the mess that was left inside of the store.what is stunning this morning is that there is no real security presence around this area. the problem, in part, is that there is such massive damage done throughout the city, particularly downtown along broadway. from here at 14th where i am near city hall all the way up to about 30 is street, and that is where we have seen the major damage done last night. let's take a look at the video of the demonstrations in progress. i hesitate to call the mall demonstrations because it all started peacefully around 7:00 last night. after a few hours there was a group in this larger group that seemed determined to turn this into a riot, and to start doing damage. they were lighting fires all over the place, broke into the car dealership lighting fires, and breaking into the target. the looting, it's hard to quantify it at this point. it seemed like a free-for-all. there were some officers in some of the locations but most were just stepping back trying to avoid confrontation with the protesters.

despuÉs de 71 aÑos en el poder el pri fue reemplazado por el partido acciÓn nacional. 50 dÍas despuÉs un nuevo presidente a mÉxico, este, felipe calderÓn, le declaró materialmente la guerra al narcotrÁfico. calderÓn: lo que buscamos es detener el avance de la delincuencia. marÍa: poco despuÉs la agencia antidrogas norteamericana, la dea, puso precio a la cabeza del chapo. cinco millones de dÓlares por informaciÓn que permitiera capturarlo. y la repuesta no se hizo esperar. ejecuciones, amenazas y asesinatos tenÍan un blanco especial. los funcionarios pÚblicos, algunos periodistas y policÍas. >> ¿usted tiene miedo de usar el uniforme policial? >> pues la verdad, sÍ. sÍ, pero es parte de mi trabajo. marÍa: el gobierno mexicano respondiÓ capturando a 31 capos y mandando al ejÉrcito por todo el territorio. pero esto no intimidÓ a los cÁrteles, que respondieron con una macabra variante. las decapitaciones. >> las cabezas sin cuerpo, si te fijas, han sido para infundir miedo al enemigo. marÍa: la otra estrategia era desaparecer a sus contrarios en tanques de Ácido. si alguien provocÓ un rÍo

trevor: thank you so much for frp bakari sal sellers, my vanishing country, the book is available for prit that sour shoavment but before we go the covid pandemic has also taken a serious toll on many people's mental health. and here in the united states the disaster-- the health line is trying to address this. they have counselors trained to address the mental health needs of this situation. and if are you able to help them, than all you need to do is donate whatever you can if you would like to support new yorkers in this crisis please donate to nyc well which is also providing free, confidential mental health support. >> until tomorrow, stay safe out there wash your hands, and remember stay emotionally positive and coronavirus negative. boom, now here it is, your moment of zen. >> what kieched music did you think you were making then? >> joyful music it was making everybody happy strks also a racist-- it st. >> brings raises together. >> it did bring them together, white people were signature upstairs, black people were downstairs and the white people when i started singing would jump

the pris started moving them back. so for the first time since we've within live we can actually see open pavement between ourselves and fairfax avenue. and police are now holding the line behind the burning vehicle. and by the way my count is about a dozen police vehicles have been damaged here. most of them suvs. but some cruisers as well. >> this takes it to the next level. this is clearly a danger to protesters and police. >> reporter: absolutely. anybody around here. and now we're seeing police go up this sidewalk here. and then someone yelled "hold." so what seemed to be an effort to maybe walk towards those protesters is now stopped. and now that car goes up and that's why. thank goodness that nobody was standing next to that car and that everybody got out of that part of the intersection. >> do you know why it caught fire, paul? >> reporter: absolutely, no. i mean, i can tell you that we saw repeated acts of vandalism against the cars. and we saw people, you know, kicking in windshields. we'll give you your dis

>>they can expect a child to go on pri house arrest in dallas run media lee. it's got to be some remediation. >>well that was laura jarrett reporting for us this morning. in the north bay officials at marin catholic high school say that they're moving forward with senior graduation plans. they say there will be a virtual senior ceremony on thursday may 28 it will be on zoom and it's not taking the place of the commencement ceremony. the other celebrations include a senior ball an awards dinner and it concludes with the commencement ceremony scheduled for august first at them are in civic center. we're proud to salute the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate jake pellegrini jake is graduating from montgomery high school to north bay in santa rosa any plans on attending santa rosa junior college in the fall love that vw there jake. you can also let us know about a graduate in your life by going to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab. and then submit a photo of your graduate and what i'm happy to put them up on line here

third, and we heard about it with google i think it's there and the pandemic has certainly changed pririts in washington and it probably should in the short term and facebook's ability to focus costs are very important for investors because there have been times when you've seen major margin pressure of understanding and not totally understanding the platform itself it's an important point and the shop's concept is very important to think about where they could start to be getting into more of a retail model which is enormous when you consider the size of that platform, and extraordinary that the ad spend has not been a headwind for the stock and when they gave those numbers and talked about how resilient, i think, i forget what the word was and they've been very, very resilient in the face of the market here, and i'm not going home long facebook today i am someone that has certainly become more constructive on the stock and maybe that's where i should start to evaluate, but i think this is a case where this company has very good things going for it >> let's check out shares of boeing

enough to look at this as an expense that will give them some strength and some resilience and some priedhey have been able to achieve, and a little later in summer, hopefully a time when they can get together with their friends physically. i remain hopeful about that. host: governor jay inslee, you have been gracious with your time on a busy day, a busy week. thank you for being with us on the washington journal. guest: thank you. please wash her hands. host: on november 1, 2005, president bush traveling to nih to deliver a speech on pandemics, in part based on the book about the 1918 pandemic, the audience the doctors, researchers, federal employees. we carried the speech on the c-span network. --makes reference to crap we must have plans in space and contain an outbreak, deliver a vaccine another treatment of frontline responders and at risk populations. my administration is working with public health officials and the medical community to develop effective pandemic emergency plans. we are working at the federal level. we are looking at ways and options to coordinate our response with

>>they can expect a child to go on pri house arrest in dallas run 80 utley. it's got to be some remediation. >>and that was laura george jarrett reporting for us this morning. >>kron 4 is also saluting the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate owen dormer so on is a senior at freedom high school in oakley he plans to study criminal justice and he hopes to go to law school very nice are looking at a future lawyer right we're rooting for you owen remember you can let us know about a graduate in your life all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 it's right under the news tap, it's easy to find you submit a picture of your grab you let us know what school the graduate attended and then what's next what are they looking for 2. we're waiting to hear from the a knife, you go on. >>all right a sneak peek >>all right a sneak peek outside sfo this time around there but no delays we'll be right back. during this public health crisis kron four's been honoring people who are doing some great things in their communities that's r

last 25 years we've seen the rise of the internet and gradually all sorts of digital operators have prieddollars from media to reach a target audience, truly targeted, to know your ads are being read or not. sure enough, the internet changed everything newspapers fell apart. i got a charity appeal to give money to the nonprofits basically to keep it going well. most of the newspapers have been destroyed. magazines fighting for their lives. some are charities television is hurting, especially cable heck, even major online media operations are struggling here because while the web has been a gold mine for those who can reach both segmented and online consumers, it's controlled by the big three, alphabet, amazon and facebook with this latest quarter, they've pretty much become the only game in town. every town their digital take over happened practically overnight. only a couple years ago there was widespread sense channels were winners pinterest, snap, twitter, yahoo! yelp, they all had tons of eyeballs most disappeared those thriving like "the new york times" at least for advertising, you

in a toyota pris. the baby appeared to be unharmed, thank goodness. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> we'll start with a live look from sutro tower and the reason why it's cooler this morning and the fog formed in the north bay and 53 as you look over san francisco. the clouds increase and so will our chances of rain after the 7:00 hour and peak from mid morning to mid afternoon and taper and temperatures 50s and 60s all we can get to today. around the state, showers can get as far south as monterey and no snow in the sierra like we had yesterday. 52 in tahoe and 88 in palm springs. the greatest amount of wet weather with the storm track just to our north will be from reading northward. we'll talk about our chances of wet weather coming up. >>> the state department of public health is taking an action against the owner of an east bay nursing home that has been hard hit by coronavirus. denying her license to operate nine more facil

the is such a sense of pri from the nurses at the bedside that i've never expeenced in my 20-plus years as a nurse. you're doing a lot mor than transporting. you're doing full medical interventions up there. >> absutely. s's funny, i teach mdents that critical care is a type of care and not a place, and this is the perfectexample of th. this is critical care in the air. this is critical care in the air with aew less resources, few less hands than what you would have at the bedside in your i.c.u. >> brangham: from your vantage point in ohio-- i ow you're traveling around the country, i but you're basohio-- have people there been listening to those stay at home orders for the most part? >> i feel like that they have. and if i could share just a quick story?in i was drhome last week after a long shift of flying very sick patients, and i came upon this multi-car accident that appeared to have just happened. and there was a body laying lifeless in the middle of the freeway. and immediately i stopped, and i was the first one on the scene to assess the patient. and he appeared to have been thr

that was pried open. >> kay was expecting a stimulus check, unemployment benefits, and past payments from clients. >> then i had to question have i received them? were they actually in that day's mail? as well as what else did they get from me that maybe i didn't know what's coming. >> for now the building's mail is being dropped in this slot. a neighbor found much of the discarded mail dumped at fort mason. >> my gut tells me that's why they were opening up anything that looked like it was from the government. >> kay reported to it the united states postal inspection service. >> these are federal offenses, potential penalty up to five years in federal prison. up to $250,000 fine. >> a spokesperson with bay apartment adviser says they also reported the theft from their properties. but the oakland woman who shared this video said initially she didn't because it was only a shower curtain stolen. fitch encourages people to make the report no matter what is taken. >> they're probably not just hitting that one house or apartment or condominium. they're hitting others, attacking their neig