games but there are no red sox games so dave your caller's questions are stuff you tracked very closely what topics and queries and questions have your callers to your radio show into tomorrow been asking you about more so in the last couple months. well i think it may be hard to believe holland but with everyone being confined to home fitness wearables whether they be smart watches or fitbit kinds of things have gained even more popularity especially now that some people can at least go to a park or other open areas and exercise go figure even tearing the lock down people are out and about walking and jogging while social distancing of course and everything work or school from home related including new laptops and tablets and headset mikes you have things like the amazon echo show and the google nest they've been selling a lot more of their smart video displays like this and part of the reason is because that's how families are also staying in touch whether it's grandma granddad being able to see the kids whether they're around the corner or around the country those kinds of smart vid

roger clemens on his 1st game in the majors against minnesota twins clemens also pitcher the red sox al rival the new york yankees and the 2 time world series champion is 7 time cy young winner 992 on this face everybody knows them chicago bill bulls guard michael jordan earned the n.b.a. m.v.p. he was one of 5 and the p.c. to rack up during his career and 6 rings for the championship during the 1990 s. and 200-1000 there was a sad moment for formula one as it was one of the greatest drivers niki lauda at the age of 70 the austrian won the f one drivers championship in 1905 in 1987 with ferrari and again 1904 the clarion in 1986 he was badly burned when he crashed during the german grand prix but made an absolutely shocking return to racing just 6 weeks later in fair and that is absolutely incredible that is one of the most widely known comeback stories in racing history is the fact that 6 weeks later he's walking back into the same sport where he almost lost his life i know that's insane now i'm a push on the spot really quick oh boy we're talk about michael jordan little boy who's

of the season is 2 months delayed to the cove in 1000 but the red sox are showing that they're giving back to those who cheer them on when that game is back in session. as the new baseball took 7 innings for the game the korean baseball organization threw in the giants in the katie wick is to get competitive but when it did it exploded in a pretty spectacular way top a 2nd to. get the giants on the board with r.b.i. still center field beige a song for a one nothing lead to have the inning parky young crowds out to short but scores you 100 to tie things all in one later in the inning though song rue this character is going to have an r.b.i. single right field in the way it is $8.00 to $1.00 lead one very top of the sevens are things got heated outfitters on assault at the plate a fassel from kim and soon he'd knock a 3 run homer run for the giants handing them a $43.00 lead and it would be a bit of a what given committee for him if he arrived home all his team is pretty happy for that top of the night though rather to be on 2nd or 3rd came down on the ground understand. the wives of th

ground spirit fenway park carved out a message to thank those battling the coronavirus the boston red sox use outfield grass to shape a special message on national nurses day staff. the heart with the team logo into the grass is visible from drone footage of the season is 2 months delayed due to over 1000 but the red sox are showing that they're giving back to those who cheer them on when that game is back in session. as the new baseball took 7 innings for the game the korean baseball organization threw in the low tate giants in the k.t. with a top a 2nd to. get the giants on the board with r.b.i. still center field beige a song for a one nothing lead to have the inning parker young crowds out to short but scores you 100 to tie things all in one later in the inning though song rue this character is going to have an r.b.i. single right field given the way it is 8 to one lead an easy one but top of the sevens are things got heated outfitters on assault at the plate a fassel from kim and soon he'd knock a 3 run homer run for the giants handing them a $43.00 lead and it would be a bit of a wh

a red sox fan, of selling him to the new york yankees. and then when yankee stadium was created in 1923, it became the house that ruth built. at the end of the era, babe ruth was making more money than president hoover and when writers stopped him and said do you think this is right that you should be making more money than the president of the united states? he said, i had a better year than the president of the united states. and it was -- by the way, baseball almost didn't make it. and that was because of the black socks scandal in 1919 when the chicago white sox threw the series to the cincinnati reds. but people didn't know it at the time. they actually didn't know it until a couple years later that how dishonest it had been. eight players had been involved. probably the best known was joe jackson. and when he was going into court, he was stopped by a little boy who said say it ain't so, joe. and joe jackson said, yes, son, i'm afraid -- i'm afraid it is so. and that could have done in baseball, all this came to light in 1921. but ba

mike: any prediction on when the red sox season opens? pres.osengren: [laughter] i don't predict the red sox. mike: you have learned. eric rosengren is the president of the boston federal reserve bank. thank you for joining us today. romaine: thanks, mike. great interview. coming up on this program, we will talk a little bit about some of those retail earnings we got earlier today. we will break it down with joe feldman. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: one third of small businesses stopped operating and another 11% expect to fail in the next three months if covid-19 conditions persist. our colleague emily chang, spoke with sheryl sandberg, facebook coo, about these devastating numbers. survey a planned this few months ago. when we first thought we were launching a we expected a completely rosy picture for small businesses, but that is not what we found. what is so important for people to understand, small businesses are the engine of job growth in our country. two thirds of jobs created before coronavirus came from small b

. >> as we celebrate, the major-league thank you from the boston red sox. >> "fox and friends first" starts right now. and good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. >> thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with this. going beyond the scope of the russia probe a newly released memo reveals former special counsel robert mueller did not just have authority to investigate russian links but also to go after members of donald trump's team. >> griff jenkins has reaction from lawmakers this morning. >> us of your is fully understand what this is, this is the long-awaited memo released by the doj mostly unredacted written in august by ron rosenstein to robert mueller outlining the scope of his investigation revealing that mueller was given a much broader authority to us to gate a wider range of alleged crimes that previously were known. any links and/or coordination between the russian government individuals associated with the campaign of donald trump and any matters that arose or may arise directly from that investigation. it details criminal all

you had the red sox are welcome to play without fans.you gotten any response from the red sox if that's a possibility and give us a sense on the boston marathon which was rescheduled for september. do you think that will still happen if the six to eight months you anticipate being in place for social distancing. >> i think everything to do with sports is a wait-and-see approach. i know with major league baseball as well as the other leagues are having conversation with the players. that's a decision they're going to have to make themselves as leagues. i think when it comes to the marathon, we've had a lot of conversations and i think we have to have a few more to see if we can have it safely. that picture on your screen right now, we get tens of thousands of runners and hundreds of thousands of people that watch the marathon. if we're in the midst of coronavirus, we have to make a decision if it's the smartest thing to do to bring all of these people out into confined spaces. i know you're talking six, seven, eight people deep there with

so, without baseball to write about during the pandemic, a baseball writer for the red sox in bostonput up his memorabilia, his collection of autograph stuff that he's collected throughout his life to help raise money for charity. he raised $57,000. joining me now is chris cotillo for mass live.com. i going to talk to the people i read every day. so thanks for the work you do. how did you get this great idea? >> honestly once spring training shut down, i relocated to my parents and ditched the apartment and i remembered all the cards and autographs i had in the closet. and it was easter sunday, decided maybe i could do something with those. and really had the idea to auction them off for charity. put a couple of cards up that first night and took off from there and i could have never imagined that it got to the point it did. really happy that so much money went to so many good causes. >> how much stuff are we talking about here? >> for me it was about 200 items, so about probably 150 autographs and 50 other cards, rookie cards or whatever, and about 1 50 other items from people who d

reds. the white sox played the reds, but there was a scandal with a first baseman named hal chase. his manager, christy mathewson, he thought that he had the goods on chase, chase was really notorious, but baseball did not do anything about it. that was the story up until about 1919 and 1920 when the rumors would occur. but baseball would turn a blind eye to everything so that when the black sox conspired to throw that 1919, you know, people say, "well, why did they do that, why did they do that?" well, it was a high payoff, and it seemed to be a low risk because your employers were not about to bounce you and really do anything about it, because it was really bad publicity for the business, the business of baseball. now, who were the eight players who were banned? let's go around the diamond. the first one is a guy named chick, arnold "chick" gandil. he is a good fielding first baseman, but he is sort of in the middle of the pack of american league or majorly first baseman. i never come with a slide presentation to these talks. but i really wish i had a slide to show you of chick,

, i'm not leaving boston until -- i've got to see a red sox game while i'm here and i managed to getogs >> jimmy: they have great hot dogs absolutely but also, it's rare to go to a a baseball game and smell grass. >> yeah, and for me, you know, growing up watching american films and -- you know baseball is just such a, you know, it just feels like such an incredible -- to actually be there, i felt like i was in a movie. i mean, half the time i didn't really know what was going on. i kept saying to my friend, like, "why are they standing around now why isn't anything happening?" you know, i just - >> jimmy: it's shorter than a cricket game, though >> now, that's true. that's very true a lot shorter. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that town so much did you pick up on the accent at all >> i mean, i was glad i didn't have to do the accent for the part because it's not an easy one. >> jimmy: when it's bad, it's bad. >> yeah, yeah, so i wasn't going to take that risk. >> jimmy: i wouldn't either. >> but i love that accent. it's just such a cool accent and there's definitely a bit of that ac

special moment for me as a red sox fan.tching the 2004 world series back on snen last night. the reverse the curse makes you happy, even in a time of coronavirus. talk about what you're doing here and why it's so important for you at home in the dr. you say you have a lack of ppe, you have family struggling in this economic environment to eat. walk through a little bit about what you're doing. >> well, this is, first of all, thank you. i'm honored to be here with you guys and sharing this initiative that we decided to take. it came up with an idea. we knew all the players in the dominican that we somehow needed to contribute to help, especially during the quarantine time, because there's a lot of poor people here in the dominican that don't have food every day, and they have to go out to get it. and then you set them for 17 to 25 days of quarantine at home. it's impossible for them to reach out and grab food and grab, you know, things that they need. so, since we knew that as players, we needed to somehow chip in, we decide

but it's for the boston red sox crown star find a way to pass the time even though there's no baseball being used by. law. when the news breaks over the night of the dumping of garbage in the river by the government has wrecked our lives when people who need to be heard and the story needs to be told to many coming to this place of the only chance they have to eat at least once a day with exclusive interviews and in-depth took notes for obvious reasons as the world battled them from endemic to bring you the latest developments from around the globe al-jazeera has teams underground to bring new moodily documentaries and life means. eyes early test treats and trace frank assessments why is it so he's struggling to cope with the number 4 on a virus pushed failure to take really aggressive action we put them behind her informed opinions it's going to be much more challenging in a place like haiti where there's one ventilator 3000000 people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines as india done enough to nip the spread of coronavirus in the inside story on al-jazeera. you know this e

and in sport there's not baseball but the boston red sox groundsman have been keeping busy. welcomes another look at the international forecast we've got some quiet weather coming into the middle east over the next couple of days or says the same couple of days ago actually in saudi arabia we had some heavy and thundery downpours with some hail mic stand for good measure it did cause some localized flooding at of course inevitable was brought disruption as a result of these big downpours quater weather coming through as we go on through the next hour so the wetter weather is easing a swiss little bit a shower of cloud just around the levant that sin the process of nothing further east which is well it has seen him by radiancy wanted to showers in the distance here but i think it will be largely quiet as we go through the next couple of days with plenty of sunshine here we don't have temperatures around 3435 maybe 36 degrees over the next couple of days pleasantly warm little warm up for we go on through the weekend meanwhile across northern parts of africa lots of warm sunsh

it included a socially distant red sox logo with the sox spaced apart, a heart, and the word "nurses. tribute there. really has been a travesty, what's happened in the sports world. people are desperate for sports. >> definitely. >> but silver lining there, the story right before, we saw them -- >> slowly making a comeback. i think they do need to take these precautions, because again, people's safety. as much as we want sports to return, entertainment to return, we need to do it correctly so there is no second wave that is worse than the first wave. >> we have to protect lebron at all costs, he's important. zion too, a few others. >>> coming up, the airline that just grounded a plane to charge passengers extra for an empty middle seat, i'm going to rage against this one. >>> and how stay-at-home orders across the country have apparently unleashed a new epidemic of speeding. >>> "the simpsons" predicted both the coronavirus pandemic and murder hornets 27 years ago. can they give you the lottery numbers so i can become a millionaire in like 20 years? ♪ ♪all strength ♪we ain't stoppin'

well may just bought in the us is shut down including baseball but the boston red sox ground staff have been busy on us national nurses day they mowe to join in the heart into the outfield at fenway park. mike tyson says he wants to return to the ring to raise money for charity he's been retired 15 years but he's still got some moves. he put out that 5 2nd clip earlier this week has been $9000000.00 times the 53 year old former heavyweight champion has already been offered as much as $3000000.00 for an exhibition fight in australia and one of his most famous rivals of under holyfield is coming out of retirement age 57 the 4 time world heavyweight champion has announced he'll fight in a charity bout holyfield and tyson met twice in the ninety's their 2nd showdown provided one of the most shocking moments in boxing when tyson bit off a piece of holyfield's ear. all right that is all yours for an hour later something . now a planet roughly the same size and temperature as earth is exciting scientists are investigating whether you could sustain life dubbed kepler 1649 yes that is it's named

the white sox, boston red sox, and yankees are against him. isy want to dump him and he investigating the white sox at the same time. .e finds out about mahar they track down bill barnes and a grand jury convened in chicago in september 1919 to investigate candal.all s a cubs gameis that is going to be fixed. what does this have to do with the white sox? nothing. the story appears to have been planted so the grand jury can investigate crookedness in baseball. the grand jury is being run by is ancharles mcdonald who johnson. johnson is pumping mcdonald to be the new commissioner of baseball. jobreal favorite for this is judge kenesaw mountain landis. everybody wants him. he was the guy that fined standard oil in 1907 and chased down the socialist party during the war. it helps a baseball when there was a third league organized and being formed in 1914. landis does not want because he is true strong. he will never be able to control him and nobody did. he wants mcdonald and hoping this grand jury will elevate mcdonald to be the star of the show.

best of luck to your boston red sox during the season.vid, for expressing that gratitude for all we feel? >> we appreciate the opportunity. the red sox certainly appreciate the nurses and all the heroes on the front line. emily: thank you, sir. uncertainty surrounding the future of the democratic party. scandals starting to pile up own joe biden a former top bernie sanders aide calls on progressives to hold the party hostage. those stories and more after the break. stay with us. (announcer) in this world where people are staying at home, many of life's moments are being put on hold. at carvana, we understand that, for some, getting a car just can't wait. to help, we're giving our customers up to 90 days to make their first payment. shop online from the comfort of your couch, and get your car with touchless delivery to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana cars come with a seven-day return policy. so, if you need to keep moving, we're here for you. at carvana-- the safer way to buy a car. griff: straight to fox new

it's a picture from 2004, late july, regular season game where there was a brawl between the red soxd mr. varitek shoved his glove in a-rod a-rod's face. i just think a good of triumphing over evil, the comeback story of the 2004 red sox is one we can all rally behind. >> preach. preach. now listen, one other thing when willie's here, willie may have the answer to this. but, again, i'm just a poor country lawyer. i was out on the back 40 doing some work in the fall of 2004 and i kwcan't rightly remember w that world series ended up or how the american league championship ended up. after that picture was taken, did the yankees and the red sox get a chance to meet again in the post season? >> they did. they did. we felt sympathy after all the titles we'd amassed over the years and the none that you had. we thought, you know what? let's finally hand them one. let's give them a world series had the let's let these little guys up north get one. we've got 27 were we had some to spare. and i think it's very fortunate for you guys that this season has been pushed off because of what was goin

laura: speaking of tributes, boston red sox he used the hallowed ground of fenway park to show theirreciation to mark national nurses day in the u.s. they carved nurses into the center field gra alongside their famous sks. banksy would be proud, i think. more than 10,000 confirmedith cases. the salute from the sporting titans of boston to the city's newest heroes, i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so much for narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching anish, french and more. raymond ja the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. narrator: yo♪ re wing pbs. mr. rogers: ♪ it's a beautiful girl: we are the curious.♪ ♪ woman 1: wow! man 1: the adventurous. ma2: oh! daniel tiger: grrr! woman 2: te se venturing out for first time. all: blast off! [rocket explosion] n 3: and those who havnever lost our sense of wonder. man 4: whoa! man 5: are you seeing this? ♪ [quacking] gr vo: we are the

zbr >>> breaking overnight lob wattson has died he played for 18 seasons with the astros, red sox, yankees and braves he was the first black general manager to win a world series leading the yankees 1996 he worked for the mlb until 2010 bob wattson was 74 years old >> the attorneys for gregory mcmichael, one of two white men accused in the shooting death oe here's nbc's blain alexander >> reporter: good morning to you. this is the first time that we're hearing from an attorney for travis mcmichael and he says that more facts about this case will come out during the trial for the first time we are hearing from the attorneys of travis mcmichael, one of the men charged with ahmaud arbery's murder >> no matter how you look at this case, a young man has died and that is always a tragedy that is at the forefront of our minds as we proceed down this road, but that does not mean that a crime has been committed. >> reporter: the attorneys declined to discuss specifics of the case but said more facts will come out. >> travis has a presumption of innocence. that presumption of innocence follows him f

so that the red sox economic reality and so that the businesses can survive wieners legislation which he says the commercial real estate industry opposes allows the tenant to invoke a 30 day negotiation period. >>and if it's unsuccessful the tenant has the option to terminate the lease. the goal is not obviously since terminated. the goal is to create. >>a more level playing field so that a renegotiation can happen. >>we reached out to an organization representing commercial landlords they have not gotten back to us right now the legislation is set to go before the state senate judiciary committee on friday. live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you so much dan and san francisco city officials are now making a list of possible sites for your sanctioned homeless encampments. >>which includes on land. that's managed by the city's rec and park department kron 4 spring kelly has reaction from people who go to the park. one sanctioned encampment for the homeless to shelter in place during the pandemic is already up and running in civic center. another is headed to the locati

for landlords to negotiate for tenants with these businesses and restructure the lease so that the red sox economic reality and so that the businesses can survive. >>well state senator wieners legislation which he says the commercial real estate industry opposes allows a tenant to invoke a 30 day negotiation period and if successful. the tenet then house option to terminate the lease. he says that the goal is not to have these lease is terminated, but to create a more level playing feel serena go she asian can actually happen the legislation moves to the state senate judiciary committee for discussion on friday. when you in contra costa county vehicle base gatherings and services are now allowed. the new health order also applies for religious services but as kron forcefully to call reports not all churches will be leading drive-thru worship services this sunday. >>encountered will continue to stream its sunday services online rather than who's drive-thru warship. outdoors pastor, joe skiles says it's just safer this way i think churches all have to kind of decide what's best for them and

and speaking of tributes, the boston red sox have used the hallowed ground of fenway park to show theirrved nurses into the centre field grass, alongside their famous socks. boston has been hard hit by the outbreak, with more than 10,000 confirmed cases. a salute from the sporting titans of boston to the city's newest heroes. 0ne non— covid—i9 story this hour, the co—founder of the german group kraftwerk has died at the age of 73. rev —— their revolutionary use of synthesisers transformed the sound of pop, they had successful trucks like autobahn and radioactivity. the number of deaths related to covid—i9 in the uk has passed 30,000. question in parliament opposite the new labor leader, the minister said he particularly regrets the number of deaths in care homes. it seems he plans to lift some restrictions this weekend. thank you so much for watching. hello there. over the next few days, it looks like the temperatures are going to creep upwards. we could be looking at the mid—20s celsius across some southern parts of the uk, but we'll also have building humidity as well and that could i

i saw the boston red sox mowing yesterday the lawn of fenway park in tribute to nurses, and we saw the in the oval office in tribute to the nurses. forget about the tribute. reality at jhu for nurses. jason: we are seeing glimmers of hope where inpatient bed capacity is stable. we have a wonderful field hospital started by our governor -- for those who need to convalesce in a controlled ventilator, and our supplies are holding steady so those are all glimmers of hope. francine: do genetics play a big role in who dies from covid-19? jason: i think that is an important question, and we are currently investigating a variety of different genetic analyses. there is important differences in viral genetics so are there differences in strains? we have heard of strains from china and europe, so it is understood -- under investigation, those viral genetics. we as humans and how does our immune system respond, we are seeing evidence of some people who may have a form of weekend immunity may have less of a storm, meaning the immune system does not respond as risk and they may become ill so they ar

history let's take it back to one of the greatest pitchers to grace america's pastime $94.00 boston red sox pitcher roger clemens won his 1st game in the majors against minnesota twins cummins is also a 2 time world series champion and 7 time cy young winner 1991 we go a face everybody knows chicago bulls guard michael jordan earning the n.b.a. m.v.p. award it was one of 5 m.v.p.'s iraq during his career along with 6 rings he won for n.b.a. championships during the 1990 s. and everybody loves that face and m.j. in 200-1000 little bit more of a sad moment for formula one as they lost one of the greatest drivers nicol out at the age of 70 the austrian won the f one drivers championship in 1985 in 1973 in 1904 with the clarion in 1906 he was badly burned when he crashed during the german grand prix but made a killing return to racing only 6 short weeks later. surging to baseball the ties between major league baseball and the korean based organization are shockingly strong prime example being that he had tires are managed by matt williams who formerly managed both the nationals and the oak oakl

an empty fenway park to celebrate national nurses day complete with a socially distant spin on the red sox workers, pretty impressive, keeping the field in pristine condition and, yes, you see, giving our health care heroes a well deserved shoutout. i love that. >> separating the sox. i like that as well. >>> we are following a lot of other headlines this morning, including the ceo of mcdonald's exclusively joining us live. how the fast food chain is dealing with meat shortages. what they're doing to keep workers and customers safe. >>> then speaking out this morning, the family of that 25-year-old unarmed black man fatally shot by two white men, those men still not arrested. our exclusive interview with ahmaud arbery's mother demanding justice for her son. >>> but first let's head over to ginger with the latest on that wildfire emergency. >> reporter: right in the panhandle of florida, amy. there is more than 2,000 acres burning right now. this is in santa rosa county, florida. evacuations are in place. people are out of their homes, at least until noon today. this is called the five-mile

she likes to drink the beer while watching the red sox. her next beer is on them.se, well done. historic spacex rocket launch schedule for yesterday delayed until saturday. in the meantime i spoke with the astronaut mike massimino today about what it means for space travel. this man is so enthusiastic for space. download the hammer time podcast in the apple store or on spot if or whoever you stream and check it out online right now. we've got to run. set your dvr at 3:00 eastern time. never miss a report and schwan mentioned the markets and since then they have gone lower. ♪ >> neil: executive bill, we are following the market in a second but we are looking at what is going on in minnesota. the george floyd press conference will about to begin. we are monitoring playback we are waiting for the president of the united states with this crackdown on social media he says abuses its privilege by targeting conservative so he issued an executive order to do just that. he might be careful what he wishes for and we will get into that. in the meantime we are covering this an

>> i have been in contact with the president of the red sox as major league baseball starts to look att they can do and i've been talking to the other sports teams as well in boston. there's been a lot of talk about basketball and hockey. posaelk trying to finish the season. so, we're in communication. i think a lot of people are waiting to see what happens, as far as the stay at home orders across the country get moved or lifted. >> can you imagine baseball at fenway park without any fans in the stadium? >> it would be complicated, but i would love to see sports come back. i think people need a bit of a distraction. i think people need a distraction. i think baseball and all the other sports would be a great distraction. >> good luck to you, good luck to everyone in boston right now. i know you have a lot of life and death decisions you have to make. thank you for joining us. >> i want to wish all the mothers a happy mother's day tomorrow. >>> thank you. the coronavirus pandemic has devastated the u.s. economy. can the economy roar back to life, as the president says? the former head

him or american politics. >> joe, i might have had a problem with a-rod, even as a member of the red soxis valid. we've become that much more of a partisan nation. it is us versus them. people are willing to hold their nose to vote for their team colors. red or blue. and the people that you spoke to, as yourself being a towering figure in those connecticut country clubs and restaurants, you know, we're willing to make this sacrifice, this compromise to vote for donald trump. evan, my question for you is, do they feel like they have gotten enough? we know about the tax cut. we know about the deregulation. is that going forward, still going to be enough for these voters that you've talked to, to do that again? especially with such economic woes right now, the country seemingly heading toward a recession, do they have the trust for this president to bring the nation out of that slump? that's what his advisers are banking on and trying to pivot to even this week. >> what's interesting -- you raise the key point. is it enough? are they willing to break with donald trump now? and in some ways,

the red sox wrote a message of thanks to nurses with the logo and a large heart.es week and given the pandemic, nurses deserve a big thank you. now let's all cheer on america's nurses. >> jesse: okay, emily. >> emily: imagine living during the great depression and having to donate your family dog to the pacific war effort. i want to draw your attention to the award-winning independent short film "walking point" the story portrays how a marine is always faithful and so is man's best friend. it was made to raise money and awareness for working dog charities. stream at an on demand and purchasing online at the national museum of the pacific war. >> jesse: very nice. we have some video of a bear in a pool. let's see it. [laughter] >> emily: so cute. >> jesse: likes to kick back and relax. >> dana: someone help him. he needs out. >> greg: that is my favorite bear. >> jesse: that your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next with bret baier. >> bret: no relation but i do like pools. thanks, jesse. good evening. i am bret baier. breaking ton

red sox/yankee series, the red sox won. >> why? >> this is what republicans do best. >> yeah.erstand the issue and isn't sincere in his outrage. can you believe that? >> i can't believe that. >> it seems like he is preparing for november 4th, in the event he loses the election. he will be able to point back. he's already said this this week, we don't have to guess, explicitly, he called it already a rigged election, if there is mail-in voting. a rigged election with mail-in voting. there is mail-in voting, by the way, across the country, including in red states, and there has been for a long time. he's floating this out to distract from what is happening with the 100,000 deaths on his watch in this country, and also to soften the ground, to offer an explanation and some theory of the case and a protest already of why he may lose the election on november the 3rd. let's bring in u.s. national editor for more on this at the "financial times," ed luce. he is out with a new piece this morning titled "trump is courting a landslide defeat." ed, good morning. obviously, we're a long w

it's like the yankees saying the red sox are a miserable team it traded at 27 and change i mean, thisnot bounced at all on what's been a remarkable tape. i understand banks have underperformed wells not getting it done. wells -- a lot of the problems at wells are very wells specific and they brought them on themselves, you add this on top of it, so i happen to agree with that downgrade >> u before s has lower loan loss that's unusual going into a recession airy time. >> ubs is pointing out that wells hasn't done that they've always pointed out that their cost structure is totally ham strung by the fact that they haven't met a lot of their regulatory hurdles it's a money center bank with less flex ability at a time. certainly on a relative value play, why wouldn't you be short wells against owning the emergency of your relative choice >> on that note i go to karen. because you own some >> i don't own wells i own banks. one interesting thing about that note, it looked like city bank was his favorite he has a $64 target on city bank and the stocks at 45 that's the upside. it's on valuati

for landlords to negotiate with tenants with these businesses and restructure the lease so that the red sox economic reality and so that the businesses can survive group. >>state senator wieners legislation which he says the commercial real estate industry opposes allows attended to invoke a 30 day negotiation period and if unsuccessful the tenant then has the option to terminate the lease. he says the goal is not to have these lease is terminated, but to create a more level playing field so a renegotiation can happen wiener's legislation moves to the state senate judiciary committee for discussion on friday, the city of san jose plans to vote on a plan to safely reopen dine-in restaurants tonight, we're waiting for the results of that vote. >>the plan is called al fresco san jose would allow restaurants to expand service where appropriate on the sidewalks alleys and other outdoor areas ideas under consideration include restricting traffic or sacrificing some street parking, certain permit fees might be waived challenges include issues related to serving alcohol outdoor, here's the latest l

for context, sunday night baseball game between the red sox and yankees brought in roughly 2 millionear, and it was fun to watch, wasn't it? >> i've got to tell you, christine, my household had a really hard time not bingeing and being able to watch those episodes whenever we wanted, but we got through it. >>> horse racing's triple crown will have a new look start to finish due to coronavirus. the belmont stakes will be held without spectators on june 20th. for the first time ever, it will run before the kentucky derby and preakness stakes. traditionally, the belmont is the final leg of the triple crown. the kentucky derby is scheduled for september 5th, and the preakness for october 3rd. >>> all right, that's it for us for this morning. thanks for joining us this wednesday morning. i'm christine romans. >> and i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. when you say what you're in the mood for, the xfinity voice remote will find exactly that. happy stuff. the group's happy, i'm happy. you can even say a famous movie quote and it will know the right movie. circle of trust, greg. relax, the

for landlords to negotiate with tenants with these businesses and restructure the lease so that the red sox economic reality and so that the businesses can survive. >>state senator scott wiener is plan which he says is opposed by the commercial real estate industry allows a tenant to adopt a 30 day negotiation period and if successful. the tenet then has the option to counsel the lease. he says that the goal is not to have these lease is terminated, but to create a more level playing field so renegotiation can happen the proposal moves to a senate committee on friday. well the oakland police department confirmed its 4th coronavirus case and among employees the department says the worker has not been on the job since last thursday as currently offside self quarantine and recovery. >>in oakland is now among more than 1 million people around the world who have recovered from covid-19 kevin and martin jones became infected after one of them returned home from france. kron four's has their story. >>21 to go through this. still on oxygen, kevin jones spoke alongside his partner martin tuesday. de

for landlords to negotiate with tenants with these businesses and restructure the lease so that the red sox economic reality and so that the businesses can survive. >>we'll say senator scott wiener's plan which he says is opposed by the commercial real estate industry allows a tenant to adopt a 30 day negotiation period with the landlord if it's an unsuccessful the tenant then has the option to cancel the lease. he says the goal is not to have these lease is terminated, but to create a more level playing field so a renegotiation can happen. now this plan will move on to a state senate committee on friday. to the east bay were in oakland couple is more than among the more than 1 million people around the world who have recovered from covid-19 kevin martin jones became infected after kevin returned home from france. he ended up cutting his trip short because of the european travel restrictions when he returned home kevin isolated from his partner but ended up having to go to kaiser hospital in oakland with a high fever. >>so i wonder the air. because as you can tell right to greet her well ta

they're going to have three different divisions and you'd have the yankees and the red sox playing the, and the phfillies and the metsphillies e mets and that would be fun to watch if it happens. you're right, money drives a lot of this and for example college football is a big conversation. those coaches are probably the antsiest to get back but the money situation getting kids back on campus, students back on campus in the fall for these universities and for these billionaires and millionaires in baseball, nba, same thing. money is going to start driving this, except for the fact that even a bigger deal of course are the governors and the mayors. they're the boss of sports right now. governors and mayors. they're in charge. the officials and the health officials are driving this, roger goodell said that in a statement last night from the nfl. >> final question, just quickly, is it likely that fans see live sports before the year is out? >> well, yes in the sense of for example nascar next week is coming back in darlington may 17th so nascar would be the first ufc, the fight champions

>> i've been talking to sam kennedy, the president of the red sox, and they're trying to figure out if baseball comes back and they do that, how do they do it. you know, it's going to be complicated obviously. i think this is not going to disappear by memorial day. we're going to be dealing with the coronavirus, i think, for quite some time here, and i think it's going to be very complicated for people to gather at fenway park or at the boston garden or maybe even football when football season starts in september. i think that, you know, for us it's about testing. it's about metrics. it's about looking at how can we start to interact with people safely here in the long term. and i think that we still have a ways to go. >> mayor bonaguidi, i watched some of the local coverage of your controversial decision out there to put roadblocks up and have members of your p.d. try to catch people coming off the interstate, especially from coming in. i know you've decided to open the door a crack. what was public acceptance like in the end, and what data on the curve did you -- were you able to act

for landlords to negotiate with tenants with these businesses and restructure the lease so that the red sox economic reality and so that the businesses can survive. >>state senator scott wiener's plan which he says is opposed by the commercial real estate industry allows attended to adopt a 30 day negotiation period. and if successful the tenet then has the option to cancel the lease. he says the goal is not to have these lease is terminated, but to create a more level playing field so a renegotiation can happen the proposal moves to a state senate committee on friday. the oakland police department confirms its 4th coronavirus case among employees the department says that the worker has not been on the job since last thursday and is currently off site self quarantine and recovery. >>a couple in oakland is now among more than 1 million people around the world who've recovered now from covid-19 kevin martin jones became infected after one of them returned home from france. kron four's noelle bellow has their story. >>when he went to go through this. still on oxygen kevin jones spoke alongside

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