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. >> reporter: one mural includes one that was done by air force colonel rickey chapman.is mural was a tribute to captain david hurlick. >> i'm tearably terribly sorry and wish i could have reached out to them and reusable this differently. >> reporter: gregory says he has not been able to get the union scare business improvement district to come to the table to talk about what happened. he has filed a lawsuit against the district for unspecified damages. but he ceps one of the murals has been appraised at $17,000. julie. >> amber lee reporting for us than. amber, thank you. >>> san francisco supervisor matt haney says we need to do more to help homeless vets. they wants to take action on behalf of the roughly 27,000 veterans who currently live in san francisco. they often have underlying health problems and live in facilities where the virus can easily spread. >>> the centers for disease control says ethnic and minorities are feeling more deaths since the pandemic. black and hispanic are nearly double the rates for mortality groups compared to white and asian patients. t

rickey, thank you so much for the time, man. good luck out there.ee you in person sooner than later, my friend. >> yeah, can't wait. >> trevor: that's our show for tonight. before we go, please remember the covid pandemic has taken a serious toll on many people's mental health. here in the u.s. the disaster distress helpline is trying to address this crisis. they have consers trained to help with mental health needs specifically in this unique situation and if you're able to and would like to help, please donate whatever you can. if you'd like to support in new york specifically, then you can donate to ncywell which is also providing free confidential mental health support. until tomorrow, stay safe, wash your hands and remember, if you're home-schooling your kids, don give them detention because then you just have to spend more time with them. now here it is, your moment of zen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i encourage all businesses that are allowed to open to do so only if they (~bleep ) follow the guidelines to keep west virginia safe. >> five hours later -- >> tod

rory mcilroy, dustin johnson, rickey fowler, and matthew wolf playing at seminole golf club in floridaesident trump phoned in during that broadcast, and the players had to carry their own clubs. how do you like it? fowler rolling a birdie on 11, gave the wave to the imaginary crowd. it wasn't sunday at augusta, but there were some dramatic moments. mcilroy with golf's version of a walkoff. wins $1.1 million. in total, that event raised over $5 million. >>> now that match with tiger woods, phil mickelson, tom brady, peyton manning will take place next weekend. from golf, to paddleboarding. >> it's the spirit of the adventure. it's really that. >> reporter: it's first daylight. >> wow, just like that, huh? >> just like that. >> reporter: ahead for hours with a training part summer, building strength for waters far beyond the golden gate bridge. gifted athlete of water sports, led her to a spot on the 1992 u.s. olympic team. >> i just started racing, then i got sponsored. it just snowballed into a whole awesome world. >> reporter: reached the peak of wind surfing, where she competed for f

are just getting started on this day in baseball history, in 1991, with lou brock in attendance, rickey henderson became baseball all- time stolen base leader. and also on that day, nolan ryan through his record seventh no-hitter. and on this day in 1988, michael jordan scored 55 points against the cleveland cavaliers, he had 50 in the game before that, he, the only player in nba history to have consecutive 50 point games in the playoffs. that is this day in sports, may first, i'm joe fonzi. >> i can watch jordan highlights on loop right now and thank god for the last stand, that documentary. will ferrell, he crashed the seattle seahawks zoom meeting this week, posing as their newly signed tight end, greg olsen. >> i want to welcome in greg olsen. >> coach, thanks so much, so excited to be here. excited to play with you, russ, i love you. i love you, i love the way you play, coach schneider, just want to let you know, i want to be clear, i do not do specialties. ever. not at all, 52 guys, i have been working out, don't worry, does this look like the body of a 36-year-old? i don't think

rory mcilroy and dustin john ton teed off in oklahoma, rickey fowler played in florida.resident trump called in to discuss the future of sporting events. >> we want to get sports back. we miss sports. we need sports in terms of the psyche of our country. we want to get it back to where it was. we want big, big stadiums, loaded with people. we don't want to have 15,000 people watching alabama, lsu, as an example. >> reporter: while this year's baseball season remains unclear, major league baseball plans to hold its draft in june virtually. in darlington, south carolina, mark meredith, fox news. jillian: former president obama kicking a long-standing custom to the curb by openly attacking a sitting president during a virtual commencement address. >> all those folks who thought they were in charge and knew what they were doing, turns out they don't have all the answers. rob: is this a good message to send to the class of 2020. we will debate that coming up. rob: tensions high as nations gather for an unpresprecedented world health assembly online as -- it's online because o

i was looking forward to many concerts this fall, rickey martin and enrique iglesias. 49% of people sayy may never return to movie theatres, even after they've been given the green light. what does this mean for that industry in the long run? >> i'm with you. there were plans on my calendar too to go to some of the events, i love live theatre and none of that is happening for quite some time. i myself don't feel comfortable going back, even if the restrictions are lifted. so more people are feeling cautious than they were in mid march as we've seen the lockdowns happen. so as time has gone on people are perhaps more vigilant and cautious. in terms of the entertainment industry people i talk to say it will recover it will just take a long time. the ultimate metric of what's going to bring people back is something they have no control over, they can't control a cure for covid-19. and according to a survey, a majority of the people said until a vaccine is found, which could be 12 to 18 months away and that time line may be aggressive, they don't feel comfortable comeing back to the public

middle of next month, but this weekend there's also a golf match for charity between rory mcilroy, rickeyr and a couple of others. there will be no fans at that either and no caddies which will be interesting because we will see these pro golfers carrying their own clubs in order to keep social distancing and avoid cross contaminating. so these are the first two live sporting events in more than two months, charles. a lot of people expected to tune into these. one, because we are starving for sports content right now. and two, i'm curious, and i'm sure you are too, what will sports look like with social distancing policies in place? charles: yeah. and i guess maybe there goes the home field advantage, right, that energy you got from it. i can't wait, grady. thank you very much. we will see you again soon. folks, we will be right back. :: charles: the stock market since 1980 as an investor by a mutual fund back then and since 1985 as a wall street analyst, clear market participant that never dealt with anything like the current crisis, has elements of 9/11, when we felt vulnerable to being

they will take on rickey fowler and matthew wolf at seminole golf club in florida in less than two weeksand the first live golf event since the start of the pandemic. here's a look at what's trending this morning. deal to sell victoria secret is called off. sick morsycamore sued to get oue deal last month as the virus caused the chain to close its doors. now bath and body work is a pure play public company. a new star wars film will be directed by takai watidi. the announcement made on the same day as the franchise's unofficial holiday, may the fourth. mexican chains are offering discounts on food or in my neighborhood just margaritas to go which seems to be the new hot thing in manhattan. [ laughter ] maria: that works. thank you, cheryl. [ laughter ] maria: we want to turn now to the rebirth of our economy, investing in our cities. we know that covid-19 may very well impact big cities. today we are looking at a staple of the rust belt, cleveland, ohio, efforts being made to restore the city to the past glory. the cleveland foundation is at the center of the effort. the movement became