so here the road home we have a family show for women shelter in them and shelter so one of the big fears that our families have when they come down from the shelter is that all of us are. child and family services is going to be involved in their getting their kids away i mean work very closely with. the c.p.s. . we work very hard to reassure families that that that's not how it works their families are also subject to the whims of whether it's economic instability the or family instability or health problems. family is run out of resources and they're not able to stay in their apartment anymore or stay with family or stay with friends or stay in a hotel. but a lot of times by that i mean the families that walk through those doors they've exhausted all of those resources. how are you getting so wet child. yes so we have this huge playground there's. you know they have the ramp for all of the kids the stuff like that and still are still. they have this grassy area over here we try to keep the kids away from the gate just because of the semen on because this is the men's side of the shelte

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oiry had a hard road home. >> a lot of the thoughts going through my head were, "why didn't i die?t am i going to do now with my life?" >> reporter: but in the last few years, rory had gotten his life back, studying psychology and mentoring other veterans. >> when the lockdown did happen, you know, it stripped him of everything he knew. he couldn't do his public speaking. he couldn't go to school, his outlet away from his own mind. >> reporter: in april, rory wrote about the pandemic on his instagram page, saying, "my own personal hell has been reignited." two weeks later, rory was nowhere to be found. >> and one of his friends was actually calling me. they went and did a wellness check, and that's when they had found him. >> reporter: did they say how they say how he had died? >> it was a single gunshot wound to his head. >> reporter: as the nation passed 100,000 deaths from the coronavirus, rory hamill's name was not on that list, but kristal is sure that isolation contributed to his death. >> oh, i believe it's 100% what caused it. >> reporter: compared to this month last year,

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home. the major freeway systems in minnesota will be closed. stay off the roads. stay—at—home tonight so that we can remove the folks, restore order to our streets. don't go out, don't go walking, don't drive. making a stand in washington, dc. crowds gather outside the white house calling forjustice for george floyd and victims of police attacks. these are live pictures from los angeles, where groups have confonted law enforcment officers as nationwide protests are held over police brutality. three, two, one, zero, ignition. lift off! go spacex! godspeed. a new era for space travel as the first ever commercial rocket carrying people into space is successfully launched. the uk government defends plans to ease lockdown, as scientific advisors say they fear restrictions are being lifted too quickly. i believe this is also a very dangerous moment. we have to get this right. as the number of global coronavirus cases passes six million and india's daily total hits a record high, we have a special report on how the poorest are coping with the lockdown. welcome to bbc news

. >> yeah, it's a long road home. we appreciate the time. have a great weekend. >> thank you. we're going to get through it. >> yep. thanks, george. >> gentlemen, thank you. >>> coming up, challenging plans to reopen. in the next half hour, the berkley florist dealing with the regulations from the state and the city of berkley. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. that's a difference you can feel. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take

so i had tough road home when justice kavanaugh came on board and i've known and admired justice kavanaugh for 40 years. i want to throw a good party. i also knew meat and potatoes kind of guy. [laughter] 's of the dinner was going to be boring. [laughter] so i had to do something in the entertainment department. after dinner, i asked everybody to get up from the dinner table and come down to the great hall entertainment. i suspect they were thinking there was a strange thing down there. missus kavanaugh is a huge baseball fan and washington national mascots of these presidents and they have giant foam heads, like 12 feet tall or something, it's crazy. wonderful assistant, jessica went online last month we hired two of them and, as everyone walked into the great hall, i handed the chiefs justice flag and we had a race. [laughter] wasn't sure how that one was going to go over. i figured it was better to ask for forgiveness than permission on that one. [laughter] >> i can't resist going back to your 50 million cases being filed, is that mean have too many lawyers in america? [laughter] >> we

poking a little bit but that will carry us into the evening hours so potentially some wet roads and your drive home. now tomorrow some morning rain that looks a little different than before looks like we can to get more of a morning shower event but still capable of some scattered showers on tap into the even the evening hours as well. but by friday, this really subsides we look for some warming as we get into friday, so variable clouds with a few showers are going on here cool with 60's for the bay 70's happening in london. for tomorrow with scattered showers heaviest in the north bay and then 4 weeks and clearing with inland warming highs near about 80 is what it looks like our forecast calling for 63 san francisco 66 for oakland and 71 san jose. we're keeping an isolated shower down to the south bay with a few showers for the east bay and scatter for san francisco, 71 any arc and 70 per conquered livermore in fremont and mountain view all coming in at 69 was 71 for san jose or 60's up to the north bay and for the peninsula as well i get a little bit of a warm-up we're expecting for friday nothin

. >> releasing a wall of water sending waves surging across roads through homes and triggering a devastatingino effect. >> the dam is about to fail. >> reporter: less than two miles further the danford dam buckling. fast flowing floods pouring into town sweeping away cars, dumpsters and anything else in its path. the rising river even washing out this bridge cutting off one of the evacuation routes. >> this is unlike anything we've ever seen before. >> the stunning impact of the flooding seen here in these before and after photos. >> this is the worst flooding i have ever seen in this area. the worst. >> reporter: the state's governor declaring a state of emergency. national guard on the ground overnight while residents downstream took refuge on higher ground. other areas of the midwest have seen record flooding. we'll take a closer look at your forecast in less than ten minutes. >>> today is a landmark day in the coronavirus pandemic. every state is now in the process of re-opening, but that's not stopping protesters from demanding more action from their local governments. with the holiday

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roads. there are homes in that area and we saw several instances of people leading forces away from smoke and flames. no word on any injuries or damage. they will remain on scene doing mockup work. >>> paul is here. not a good time for a fire like this. it is getting drier out here and we have the heat in the bay area, at least temporarily. >> the heat combine with that dry air means the relative humidity levels were very low today. we are starting to bounce back a little this evening as temperatures are dropping. it is 36% relative humidity around san jose. we are higher along the coast where temperatures are cooler. 52 degrees in half moon bay, 56 in the city but 90 in fairfield. we have 50s,60s,70s,80s and 90s coexisting on the maps. here is that marine layer rolling through the golden gate. you can barely see the tops of the spires of the golden gate bridge. we're going to see that the cloud and low cloud cover becoming bigger as we go into tomorrow morning. your full forecast is moments away. >>> oakland is bringing coronavirus testing to a volatile part of the city. a free testing site

in 20 years has left a path of destruction in its wake obama has killed 26 people destroyed homes flooded roads and cut power to millions of households a mirage rahm is in kolkata with a situation that. the city of joy which is often difficult is now the city of new as it faces the off the mouth off the cycling and the airport has been badly affected even though commotions writes lights on all operational of many parts of the. almost walk oh there that there's a lot of damage that has been done and that the majority white some of all the restoration work to begin as far as restoration work in the best of the city is concerned that is also something that you missed the bandaging is assessing along with she said to. be will take some time maybe. 3 or even more is to assess the situation in the city and across the state as well. the un special envoy for the middle east is urging israel to drop its plans to an expanse of the occupied west bank nicholai madge now says that threats of onyx ations are not advancing the prospect of peace under a deal with the us israeli prime minister benjamin netanyah

roads and homes underwater, failed damas forcing thousands into michigan shoulders, what a mess. janice dean is tracking the forecast for when the state will get the weather relief. >> how would you like to go shopping on this block? another hurdle for reopening businesses. 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 needles are jumping. you can learn something new any time. education. and if you're not sure what you're looking for, say... surprise me. just ask "what can i say" to find more of what you love with the xinity voice remote. rob: hundreds of homes will likely remain submerged for days at least, officials giving a warning after two different dams failed flooding neighborhoods. jillian: a home actually picked up by the floods and floating down the river. more than 10,000 people are displaced. >> they are hit with covid-19 and then we get the floods. where are the locusts? rob:

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really just kind of put everything into perspective for me because when i'm writing i was off the road i was home i was making coffee i was seeing my kids i was walking the dog it was like and i started to just feel better i was like this is what life is supposed to be and it's kind of funny now with this pandemic and we're all sitting at home this isn't like. i mean there's suffering and we have got to adjust and stuff but this is a very similar to what life used to be you cook your meals for your family you didn't go to restaurants every other day you had a lot of time to be around you weren't planning these crazy vacations you knew the summer you were going to be this is closer to real life than what we were experiencing for like the last 10 years. yeah but ok janelle a somewhere very soon we're going to want to well out of the cave and whack a saber tooth tag or over they had to prick your cutlets for the baby's back in the cave it's going to get going to get cave many pretty soon because i think let's let's put it this way gavin newsom just sent me a say the date card for next year's quarant

home. the major freeway systems in minnesota will be closed. stay off the roads. treets. don't go out, don't go walking, don't drive. making a stand in washington, dc. crowds gather outside the white house calling forjustice for george floyd and victims of police attacks. these are live pictures from los angeles, where groups have confonted law enforcment officers

home. the major freeway systems in minnesota will be closed. stay off the roads. at home tonight, so that we can remove the folks, restore order to our streets. don't go out, don't go walking, don't drive. we don't want innocent people who simply want to express their frustration and rage over a situation that has ignited this across the country. parents, call your children. give them that call. friends, call other friends. don't go down looking to see if this'd be something to see. it's not the place to be. let's get more from our north america correspondent david willis. so this is really interesting, david, isn't it? we were sitting here 2a hours ago. cu rfew sitting here 2a hours ago. curfew is brought in, curfews broken. so what we're them from the governor couldn't be any clearer. basically saying stay at home if you are not at home —— stay at home. if you are not at home, we will presume why you are out and about. what effect do you think that will have? well, i don't think there's any doubt at all, lewis, that we are looking to have a very long and very vi

. >>> still ahead, officials in michigan survey the damage after a dam failure flooded homes and roads. >>> plus, desk dividers, temperature scans and lots of hand washing. the new normal for students around the world as they head back to school. >>> and beautiful blue skies on the mount hamilton camera this afternoon. temperatures on the rise and what to expect in your neighborhood with the temps climbing through the week. >>> and kpix is working to bring you the positive stories during this difficult time. check them out at kpix.com/together and send your z3w6nz z1s6z y3w6ny y1s6y >>> a nearby chemical plant says there's no risk of contamination amid growing concerns. president trump is in michigan in afternoon to tour a ford factory that switched to making ventilators. >> as more countries ease coronavirus restrictions, many students around the world are returning to their classrooms. holly williams shows us what different nations are doing to try and keep kids safe. >>> temperature is normal. pass please. >> as children begin heading back to school around the globe, the new normal

during the lockdowns here in berlin residents of her time and homes have been delighted by visits from one musician was taken his act on the road. an exclusive show for the residents of the berlin nursing home thanks to cameron carpenter and his portugal electronic organ. for me it's a great chance to get to play live music for people and in public here in the time of corona that's kind of unthinkable. 32 concerts in 4 days a performance shed still made possible by sponsors local authorities on the police . the locations aren't publicized ahead of the events to avoid large crowds gathering and the program dedicated to chill street one musical maestro johann sebastian bach. box music is is quite a quite unique it's why i consider him so such an important composer and the best composer that music means that i can cram a lot of quality into a very short amount of time because we only have 20 to 30 minutes at each location . full you need to spot that's the most so carpenters bringing on his mini tour to the elderly isolated in berlin because of the pandemic. goal is to make a difference and i really enjoyed hearing bach here he's

roads and homes were completely destroyed.ob.♪ rob: the president and first lady will mark memorial day by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the annual ceremony honors america's fallen heroes at arlington national cemetery. jillian: the vice president will also be at the ceremony. it is nine minutes after the hour. president trump doubling down on his fight against voter fraud as the rnc takes on california's governor. and his campaign takes the keep america great message to the skies. rob: deputy communications director erin freeney joins us with what she says voters need to hear. jillian: and we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country. rob: jim of hampton, virginia says to say thank you to his father, john atkinson, who served at a glider pilot during world war ii. jillian: tom and carol would like to thank their son, specialist thomas barberry who served in the 82nd airborne and gave his life during operation iraqi freedom. thank you all. rob: california's governor, g

roads, cars, and homes were no match for the life-threatening waters, rising five feet deep in some areas. >> i've been here approximately 26 years and have never had this type of situation occur. >> reporter: the sheer power of the surge seen here: an asphalt road ripped from the ground. the governor warned downtown midland could soon be under nine feet of water. >> we do know that the water is continuing to rise, albeit at a slower pace but that's why we have to continue to take this seriously. >> reporter: midland high school is now an emergency shelter. more than 100 people, many elderly, spent the night in the middle of a pandemic, sleeping in socially distanced cotts. >> everybody was literally leaving. >> everyone is packing their stuff, rush ago they were rushing because they said-- they were saying it's coming right now. they were running out of time. >> reporter: days of record rain across the midwest have stressed the fraggic infrastructure. >> this will equate to a 500-year flood, something we have never experienced before. >> reporter: the two dams that burst were both built

the larger urban centers frequently have a safety council which occur on the roads and industry and in the homenow with the help of roger, the family doctor. nothing wrong with roger as far as he knows. just a periodic checkup, a routine examinationation, to make sure. >> the community health part of his job is to prevent illness, the chief purpose of periodic checkups. by examining roger carefully, looking for any telltale signs that might indicate the possible onset of illness or some condition that needs correcting, the doctor is helping to keep roger well and the community healthy. familiar doctors like this one and the other doctors, hospitals and clinics and many laboratories that work with the doctors all are part of the network of people and organizations concerned with the health of the community. but these services could not function so well without the active cooperation of young people and their parents. of all the other people who live in the community. in practically every community, we have important rules requiring us to observe habits of cleanliness. beside helping to keep you

>> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road," at home. >> and that's the overnight news for this monday.ws continues. for others check back with us a little later for "cbs this morning". and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting this morning from wttv cbs 4 in indianapolis, i'm bob donaldson. captioning sponsored by cbs >> donaldson: tonight, grim new predictions about unemployment, from the white house. >> i'm looking for rates north of 20, sadly. >> donaldson: even as the virus flares, inside, three top administration doctors, including the face of the virus, >> reporte ysolation. inue to for work? >> it's scary to go to work. >> donaldson: and atlanta's mayor weighs in on the controversial shooting death of ahmaud arbery. >> this was a lynching. >> donaldson: also tonight, the rush to re-open. today, this florist is among many celebrating. >> this mother's day is definitely one for the record books. >> donaldson: we've heard it, too-- where's the meat? at auction, in west, texas! with prices rising-- why do cattlemen have a beef? plus, restaurants look to the

home nursing care for bedridden patients. the larger urban centers frequently have a safety council to guard against the many safety hazards that occur on the roads in the industry and in the home. and now, together with roger, we will come upon still another safeguard which helps maintain the health of a community. yes, the family doctor. nothing wrong with roger as far as he knows. this is just a periodic checkup. a routine examination. to make sure. part of the job of a general practitioner is to treat his patients when they get sick. but the community health part of his job is to prevent illness. which is the chief purpose of periodic checkups. by examining roger carefully, look for tell tale signs that look for the possible onset of illness or a condition that needs correcting, the doctor is helping to keep roger well and the community healthy. family doctors like this one and all of the other doctors, the dentists, the specialists and the different branches of medicine, the hospitals and clinics, and the many laboratories that work with the doctors, all are part of the network of people and organizations concerned with the health of the com

let's build back better, new power grade, new and more resilient homes and roads so that when mother nature comes back, and she will know, we are in a better position because we learn from superstorm sandy. let's do the same thing here. do we really think this is the last time we will have a public health emergency? does anyone believe this is the last time, like superstorm sandy, it was a once in 500 year flood. it happened three times a year now. this can't be once in 500 years. there are new rules. i believe there will be another public health emergency, different virus, some other public health emergency. learn from this and we have eric smith, the former ceo and executive chair of google who is very good at seeing issues and seeing possibilities to chair a commission for us and look and ask how do we learn from this and prepare going forward. we have put together a commission that will work and -- work with him and represent all aspects of the state and the economy, but i want them to get to work and come up with ideas. let's make sure we are better for what we have gone through

michigan this evening as stay-at-home orders over coronavirus were suddenly turned to calls to evacuate after a pair of dam failures record water levels washed away roads and cars and left homes and businesses under water and put some 10,000 residents under evacuation orders. for many, the trama worsened by the added worry of maintaining social distancing. our kathy park is in the flood zone. >> reporter: the water came fast and furious, a pair of dams in central michigan failing sending water gushing into homes and businesses. >> the craziest thing i've seen. >> massive amount of debris. >> reporter: reducing much of the dam to rubble. >> never thought in my life the dam would break. >> reporter: the flooding catastrophic. the governor declaring a state of emergency. >> hard to believe that we're in the midst of 100-year crisis, a global pandemic and that we're also dealing with a flooding event that looks to be the worst in 500 years. >> evacuate the area. >> reporter: it's a crisis within a crisis people here are still under stay-at-home orders for coronavirus, but 10,000 were ordered to evacuate danielle grabbed her pets and rushed to the school tu

home. santa clara university says the roads we feel is real.>> time to not only launch it but it is also a time to kind of reflect on what the summer is going to look like.>> according to gogol, virtual tours are now extremely popular. from the comfort of home, people are touring the smithsonian and yellowstone and they're just a click away. >>> just around the corner. we will be a little cooler for today. these were the highest for today. fairfield instead of 85 like it was today. fairfield tomorrow will be 80 or 79. about five or 6 degrees cooler. the slightly cooler little more wind. then we warm up drastically. rapidly as we head into saturday and sunday. there was some wind. check out sfo. gust up to 40 miles per hour. sustained at 28. that is significant. gust up to 26. just breezy. there is that system. the cloud is coming in. as that area drops down here, it brings in the cool air from the northern beaches. it does not come right over us. it is just going to be close to us. that will be enough to trend the temperatures down a few degrees. tomorrow slightly cooler. significantly war

home in london. the bbc‘s rhodri davies went to meet her. somali boxer ramla ali didn't think her roadthe olympics would lead here. she should be competing in qualifiers this month, but the coronavirus lockdown means she's only practising from home, and having just finished a training camp in the caribbean cayman islands, she found out that the games were postponed. i understand completely why the decision was made, you know, to protect the safety of the athletes. 100% the right decision to be made, but, you know, it doesn't stop the fight,

edenville -- >> reporter: the failure releasing a wall of water, sending waves surging across roads, through homesring a devastating domo effect >> about to fail -- >> reporter: less than two hours later, the sanford dam buckling, floods pouring into town, sweeping away cars, dumpsters, anything else in its path. >> this is unlike anything we've ever seen before. >> reporter: the state's governor declaring a state of emergency. national guard on the ground overnight. while residents downstream took refuge on higher ground. some parts of michigan have seen up to 4 inches of rain since sunday. there's no rain in the forecast for that area today. >> we will stay on top of that developing story. >>> the latest developments on this coronavirus pandemic. connecticut is the last state in the country to ease restrictions with the return today of outdoor dining, retail shops, malls, and museums. the governor has delayed the reopening of barbershops and hair salons until june, angering some business owners and local officials. >> los angeles county has set the 4th of july as its target date to safely reopen

pandemic shut down last month that's according to a new study lockdowns kept people at home and cities around the globe so roads were virtually empty and the skies clear up and they'd been in many ways for a week in april the united states cut its carbon dioxide levels by a full 3rd the study was published in the journal nature climate change world's biggest emitter china cut its carbon pollution by about a quarter. well that's very unclear in the literary she's a troll author of the study and professor of climate change science at the university of east anglia she joins us now from norwich in the u.k. corinne what is the biggest single factor in this massive drop in c o 2 emissions but if you find it thanks thanks it's no road transport essentially people are not using their cars because people are confined at home so that's the single most driver of that drop what about and traffic air traffic was very very impacted by the confines and but overall in a normal year it only accounts for 3 percent of the global emissions so even a big change in air traffic just lead to a can percent. decrease it accounted only 1