sammy: no. t.: so when you left for your honeymoon without telling anybody what was going on in the middle of all this construction, who finished it? sammy: you did. you -- joe t.: did you tell me what you were doing? did you tell me where you were? -sammy: yeah, i said -- joe t.: did you tell me what stage you were at? did you tell what vendor was coming? sammy: joe, did the place get built? joe t.: it did, because i slept on the bench. that's why it got built. sammy: joe, it was my honeymoon. i entrusted you 'cause you're my friend. joe t.: i know. but you're telling me right now that you feel like i make decisions without you. sammy: you do. joe t.: we didn't even see you, though, sam. you're welcome to come in this door and join the conversation any time you like. lemonis: listen, i've had enough. we have a franchisee scheduled to come here. he's expecting to see consistency, and there's chalkboards up here, you've changed the price of things -- it looks like chaos to me. why don't we do thi

sammy: around $250,000. covello: sammy! sammy: this is my partner joe covello. -lemonis: joe c. -covello: joe c., yes. -nice to meet you, marcus. -tranchina: joseph tranchina. -lemonis: joe c., joe t. -tranchina: that's right. -todd: todd baslin. -lemonis: and you're just todd. so, is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. tranchina: 22.5%. -covello: 10%. -todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing? covello: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. todd: when you don't have the money to pay the bills, and you have to fight with your partners to pay the bills, it becomes an issue. lemonis: who acts as the owner/operator, the person that unlocks the door and locks the door? covello: nobody. lemonis: do you have weekly meetings, where you're sitting here going over what we sold for the week? -todd: no. -lemonis: how -- [ chuckles ] tranchina: keep in mind, none of us have had any restaurant ownership experience at all. lemonis: oh, i don't have to keep it in mind. i picked up on it pretty quick. look, these

or sammy is on. everyone in community would gather around because it was so rare in the 1950s to see a black individual, let alone a major black individual, on a network television show. so when you find those media things, it's important then to stretch the canvas a little bit and say, i like his performance. he certainly sings really well here. i wonder how black audiences felt about that in 1954 and get that context as well. >> to know he was on isn't enough. you have to see it, to see steve allen mopping his brow. it's like they're friends. it was effective from that standpoint. john, what about jim and tammy? what did jim bring that was new to media in the late '70s and 1980s? >> i think one way to describe this is the story has at least three layers to it. most people's entry point to the story was the sex and money scandal in the late '80s. one of the things you can do in telling that story is jump back earlier. so, why were these people celebrities? why did anyone care at that point? and basi

that is how americans got to know sammy davis, junior. most people do not go to nightclubs, they saw him on tv. he became so familiar and beloved, that is one of the reasons he was able to be a very effective civil rights activist. so without his constant variety show t presence, without that i think it would have been a lot different. >> but daniels says in the documentary that him being embraced by a white performers, in some cases literally, was like a hand reaching out to an entire community. based on knowing that we have that footage to show, we interviewed a number of black critics and professors who grew up during that time, and they said to me some of the most revelatory things we have on camera -- you have no idea if you were an african-american family in detroit, atlanta, or new orleans, you would call each other up on the phone and they, oh my god, sammy is on the eddie cantor show, and everyone in the community would gather around, because it was so rare in the 1950's, because it was so rare to see a black individual on a netw

sammy says, sounds good to me.e throws himself quite forcefully behind the nixon administration in 1972 and 1973. he goes to visit vietnam on the administration's behalf and is it's essentially so tone-deaf to his own community that the reverberations, i think, were felt for the rest of his life. that is when when the documentary started. performers are not necessarily excellent barometers of political taste or political action and infrequently find themselves quite thrown into the wind, thrown back and forth on the boat depending on the shifting tides of the popular opinion of the day. in a way, sammy's story it's kind of a bit of a warning story about what happens when people who are frankly out of their lead politically, embrace causes that they may not know the deep consequences of. >> he was drawn more through personal connections then political ideology. . after being totally shunned by the kennedy administration, you can see why he developed a direct relationship with nixon, he would be comfortable pushing f

sammy was totally disillusioned.e was dragged kicking and screaming into the civil rights movement, but you might concur that towards the end, certainly by the time martin luther king is assassinated, he's on the front lines and thanks to emily in fact, uncovered the information that he probably either in kind or actually out of his pocket, contributed more to the civil rights movement than any celebrity. then of course, the sky, nixon comes along and starts to dangle bright shiny things in front of him. ambassadorship, speaking on behalf of the black population, would you like to come to the white house? would you like to stay overnight in the lincoln bedroom? sammy says, sounds good to me and throws himself quite forcefully behind the nixon administration in 72 and 73 and goes to visit vietnam on the administration's behalf and is essentially so tone deaf to his own community, that the reverberations were felt through the rest of his life. that is where we start the documentary. performers are not necessarily excel

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. >>> sammy is passionate about his flowers. his arrangements are famous across the country, featured in sunset, harpers, and martha stewart living magazines. but when the pandemic hits, business tanked. >> i mainly do weddings and events all of which have been postponed if not canceled for the foreseeable future obviously. >> reporter: he sprang into action and applied for a loan through his longtime bank, bank of america. >> my loan was modest but i couldn't even get my application approved. >> reporter: after weeks of waiting, he turned to a much smaller lender that a friend told him about, san francisco- based square, a day later, the money was in the bank. >> old-school banks are really chugging along and not serving who they are supposed to be serving but really this tech company that is attempting to help small businesses pull through. >> reporter: coincidentally, his father also got good news, he's an optometrist whose business shut down because of the coronavirus, but he says his bank, wells fargo where he applied for a

absolutely sammy. yeah they are continuing to walk you know more than 6 weeks after india's lockdown began so migrant workers walk along train tracks because they're not allowed to be walking home on fortune they're more likely to be stopped if they walk in on roads or highways we know that this group was resting on train tracks sleeping in fact because they're above ground level with their wild animals unfortunately this these aren't the only my brain deaths that took place on friday eve this saw a husband and wife who were making a journey of something like 700 kilometers between the states of her there and shut this with their 2 young children on a bicycle they were hit by a car and both of the adults died we know that tens of migrant workers have died since india's imposed it's locked down and canceled all public transport. millions have been stranded in cities and states which they're not from with no work or income over half a 1000000 of them have walked home and after protests around the country

welcome to the show i'm sammy's a than pajamas a laptop and a comfortable couch at home that's today's work environment for millions of people around the world it was a far fetched dream until the pandemic made it a reality companies have been forced to embrace remote working to limit the spread of covert 19 but that's if the job doesn't require you to be there in person those who can working from home could become permanent twitter for example is going to give that option to workers who wish to do so other firms are working out how to reopen offices while maintaining social distancing the way we work is being revision line stephen into the future post pandemic offices might look randy clearly different than those of today. working from home is not a one size fits all it's mostly for knowledge workers with computer based in telecommunication jobs like presenters doctors aerospace and defense workers grocery clients cleaners and many other employees while they must shop for work not everyone finds doing their jobs from home a luxury though more than 90 percent of young tech fluent u.s.

inside story from me sammy zevalin and the whole to get him out thanks for joining us. apart after public the. one dish is a time. when i want to just visit the pooping school serving up good to be disadvantaged and downtrodden. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. that. rewind returns here bring your people back to life i'm sorry updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in the living room i was the 1st and no i like and the other student rewind continues which shows its journey this is the. struggle continues book. for by due to the now. of course huge distance rewind on al-jazeera we know what's happening i weekend we know how to get the playfield that others cannot fires are still going on the way they tell the story is what can make a difference. thailand announces it's ready to reopen miles another step in bringing life a little closer to normal after months of coronavirus locked up. the whole romany watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes dire warnings from a u.s. government whistleblower over the trumpet ministrations h

but all the major players seem to be asking for want one going to be full stall them somehow well sammy is right we've entered a new stage if you look at the libya conflict from 2011 to now as having 5 stages with just entered the tests. the 1st stage is the 20th level libyan uprisings and those were an uprising is not a civil war because the mass of the population oppose khadafi and only about 20 percent of his core tribal supporters like the magog the far and some of the war follow up and his family supported him then we had some good years in 20122013 the oil price was high and it was inability to rebuild and then we had the 1st libyan civil war and that was starting in the summer of 2014 it was fought over the tripoli airport and the former revolutionaries fell out amongst themselves so is a town in misrata which fought together against gadhafi fell out and the intro our election was contested with the parliament fleeing to the east that were quieted down but it led to the treaty that sammy was mentioning the surat agreement of 17 december 25th tina and rather than resolving matters

in global oil prices pitted always got the news hour in half an hour counting the cost is next with sammy. this is the moment to stop all military action this is the moment. on fighting. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week predatory lender and hidden debts china loans more money to the world than the richest $32.00 nations what does the world china and what does beijing get when you don't pay our. was this man really responsible for a one trillion dollar loss on wall street or was convenient scapegoat for taking on big investors. and the story of the world over migrant workers stranded in thailand without jobs and no money for rent or food. the world's 20 largest economies agreed to give $76.00 of the poorest a debt repayment holiday but china has yet to publicly offer any support at a time many nations need the extra financial headroom to tackle the coronavirus pandemic beijing has been rapidly rolling out its belt and road initiatives to build infrastructure and increase its influence in mostly developing nations. has

crazy and that is all yours for for now sammy back to you. well that's it for this show something maria is back with another full forces so you don't want to go to fall back and of course there's al jazeera in a bit. i usually test. and trace frank assessments it's only struggling to cope with the number coronavirus failure to take really aggressive action really behind her informed opinion it's going to be much more challenging in a place like haiti where there's one later 3000000 people in depth analysis of the day's global headlines india doesn't up to the spread of coronavirus in the inside story on al-jazeera on the deserted streets of they've become familiar figures couriers on bicycles delivering food or medicine to lock down colombians most of them here are venezuelan migrants some mother of 4 says contagion is always on her mind none of them receive health insurance for their work and exposing themselves and very few seem to have it yet there may be a bright side people who look down on them as a skilled migrants now say they're esse

a lot of us were living as overusing and on that i have come to see sammy in a studio as you. the way in which this had a number of top 10 hits and it's a little the a 1000000 records. like today he also produces other musicians. just . as he forgets a kid i wanted to be white and he you know. yeah as a kid white and as a teenager i really wanted to be black. only still need to not have this ambiguity it seems so clear cut like on the white side and white people just knew who they were black people did to me i felt like i was in the middle i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. the challenge of you know distance vision for me the feeling of being caught in between a something imposed on you from the outside i mean people always say don't you see taunton conscious black and why do you feel of. a defect this yourself don't find it unusual why should i have to choose whether. i'm fucked up by me or guns you one thing that cause me a fair amount of confusion right from the start was that i have straight hair. does display mean and was in

the money for some sort of the gun in the local manager seems from what sammy and. what i. saw was that often. lying. is not good. at rep have been here all morning the group of police officers and soldiers began their operation at dawn this river was turned into a makeshift border crossing it separates venezuela from colombia. this summer such as the single palomino. saturday i'm going to the moment. just a few hours ago a small stretch of rocks linked to the 2 shows together dozens of traffic is used this passage every day. among the most for just for your skin as opposed to coming must know something in telling when to sing my song then hang dumas. solomon fan i never thought of as i stand by going up what can honestly. tell. me that. you know that they don't exhibit no need. to hear that you can never know when really you know. we're going to die. o'connell's and so say the contraband of choice is fuel. 25 year old andreas traffics gas across the border. and various doesn't know which side of the border he comes from he's nicknamed laurel the parrot because he is very t

i'm sammy's a than here in doha with a look at the headlines and i'll just syria russia is becoming thenew global hot spots of covert 19 for a 6th straight day new cases have gone up by more than $10000.00 moscow's mayor is warning the figure could be 3 times that as the world battles a new kind of war europe is marking the end of one of the most brutal it's been 75 years since the end of world war 2 on the continent when germany conceded defeat and while most nations are in lockdown a number of leaders are attending close ceremonies for victory in europe day paul brennan is in london where a 2 minute silence was observed the large national public celebrations which were planned to happen this weekend have all either been counseled or postponed as a result of the coronavirus crisis the prime minister has given an address to the nation both boris johnson saying the following that our gratitude will be eternal to that generation from the 2nd world war we are acutely conscious that we know everything we most value to the generation who won that war for us and he invoked but he said the cor

some whatever jenny how's it looking in europe now some variants of the weather are still the way sammy but i should think the summit will be a little bit welcome perhaps not as much rain as i'm going to be telling you about and showing you but you can see here rather unsettled picture a lot of has been streaming in from the together last few hours as i say this brings a change but look at this you can just make it out it's a funnel cloud this is captured over the skies in shops in england and a funnel cloud is literally a rotating column of wind and anything that doesn't make it a tornado is because thankfully it doesn't touch the ground of course generally sporran we have these the thunderstorms overhead and we could be seeing plenty of those over the next 2 or 3 days plenty of rain pushing through saturday as the day continues across much of central and western france and then as we push on into sunday that rain becoming particularly heavy northern areas of spain but in particular the southwest and southeast of france the amount of rain coming down over the next 2 or 3 days is a lot

when the speed limit was changed to 55 miles an hour, many people were not happy about it, including sammywho wrote this single. thank you for the request, richard meyer. go ahead and do this, go to our social media platforms, and use the hashtag ktvu on facebook, twitter or instagram. let's go back to dave. >>> san jose's mystery house will partially reopen today, to visitors. there will be tours of the victorian gardens only. you have to buy tickets online ahead of time. it will stay closed it, and 90 percent of staff has been laid off. >>> we had to make very upsetting decisions personnel why is a, but it is our hope that our business rebounds the, and, we are able to employ more people to make sure that we have things taken care of. >> they have not said when the mansion will reopen to the public. >>> more events canceled because of coronavirus, organizers of the grove musical festival in san francisco pull the plug this summer, some of the fans will not be able to enjoy billy ray cyrus, macy gray, and jimmy cliff. organizers are creating a test of the fast video series featuring perfo

all right that is all useful for now but sammy thanks so much bad save for this news out richelle is back in a moment with another full force one of the day's news so do stay with us here on al-jazeera. madagascar a breathtaking tropical paradise. former protector. diverse. as the somebody took a. risk. on al-jazeera. what was described as the world's longest long down because the longest exodus and the creation of an independent and dia and monk 47. experts believe india is still at an early stage of infection but the long down has already created a humanitarian crisis and driven the unemployment rate for 6 to 23 percent and it's also highlighted inequality religious tensions and a health care system that isn't equipped to deal with a pandemic the following week schoolchild of the peace and mass movement of people will accelerate the spread to the corner water as from india cities to its rule hot . a celebration of traditional life. just new. insights into the diverse culture of sometimes. 2 different couples. together. but he is main airport is targeted with at least 80 rockets wit

hello i'm sammy's a and this is the news out live from dell coming up in the next 60 minutes libya'smain airport dog did bite least 80 rockets with reports of civilian plane was hit in the tarmac despite the record number of new infections pakistan starts easing its coronavirus.

that's it for this edition of counting the cost time sammy's a ban from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news and al-jazeera is next. jeanne on out to c.n.n. 3 years into the blockade we look at the future of the g.c.c. crisis in part on life and part of people in power is back with more investigative document changes and intact stories as the world battles the clone a pandemic al jazeera brings you the latest from around the world and you too caught investigation asks whether water should be a free natural resource or a commodity traded for profit and how well the u.s. elections shaping up as the country battles called with 90 we look into whether donald trump can survive this historic said. you announce his era. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise there or you have to go from other potential understand that this is all from plus or something and increasingly migrant farm workers are victims of vicious beatings. aslam is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented

contested with the parliament fleeing to the east that were quieted down but it led to the treaty that sammy was mentioning the surat agreement of 17 december 25th tina and rather than resolving matters that complicated matters because it introduced a 3rd government the g.s.a. and that government was not really produced inside libya and the international actors who said that they supported it actually supported different sides and began a proxy dynamic this then led to the 4th phase which is the 2nd war a post office succession or the war for tripoli that began on april 4th 2019 and former. enemies and allies switch sides so this in turn is in misrata and who fought together against gadhafi some of them worked together to oppose huffed arson attack on tripoli in this new civil war that 2nd civil war has now ended with the fall of what he airbase and we're entering a 5th phase will that phase be a ceasefire a negotiated settlement i don't think so i agree with sami that this ceasefire talk is posturing force is still going to have to play out out there is an opportunity for the turks will wan

inside story from me sammy zevalin and the whole here and now thanks for joining us . it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with the eventual capacity for 4000 covered 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than anyone saw. political ideals of grassroots activists and call east speech to its lines takes you inside the battle for the democratic party. and asks if its base is too polarized to take home the white house there's a generational divide that's a real you might ironically see the outsider middle of the most corrupt incumbent president ever pulled lang's america's divided democrats on out is there. a story of lost family and freedom calling for my living years old you were at school w

links and entire episodes for you to catch up on that's it for this edition of counting the cost time sammy's a ban from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news and al-jazeera is next. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through here and we believe everyone has a story worth hearing egypt strongman is ruling within. and the silence from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off the march for sea for security why a western leader is turning a blind eye when even the citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london in cairo on al-jazeera. we want to hear bring your people back to life i'm sorry. it's on the best of al-jazeera documentaries live close the books. and the others through the green line continues with your fear and this was my return to kosovo on the little village of book one decade on i've come back to find out what happened to those hopes and dreams on al-jazeera. her face and f

mohammed to us need bin come sammy is making sure everybody's wearing a mask and following the social distancing rules. we will try to invite them to maintain the distance and if they won't comply then we will have to take some kind of action against them the rules are clear and those not abiding by them are find the 1st violation cost $300.00 or around $200.00 euros the 2nd time there would be higher fines and it would proceed to the courts those flouting the law are named and shamed in local newspapers and on the internet. not wearing a mask properly can lead to a prison sentence and a fine of up to 15000 euros this man broke the quarantine rules and was sent to jail for 6 weeks another singapore un left his home minutes before the end of a 14 day period of isolation and was handed a hefty fine. singapore's shutdown is hard to ignore. a 2nd wave of infection has resulted in the tight restrictions. it was set up. so you have out there with them you got a choice. i don't. think the. dependency is severe enough the fine is enough. will begin to ease restrictions over the next few weeks

i'm sammy's a than with a look at the headlines. now the bank of england says the u.k.' economy could shrink by 14 percent before it emerges from the krona virus outbreak it also predicts unemployment will rise to 8 percent this year up from 3.7 percent in 2019 but there are signs of recovery in china exports rose for the 1st time this year by 3 and a half percent after many factories reopened analysts were expecting a falloff due to a lack of global to.

that's exactly right sammy covert 19 has had a massive impact on how easy that is being celebrated here howie prayers have been offered here into iran in one of the main grounds where traditionally the supreme leader himself would lead prayers and then give a sermon those were completely canceled iranians said normally millions would show up to that but that didn't happen at all 'd here in downtown at the mosque behind me either prayers were supposed to be held those were canceled just this morning and people were sent to the campus mosque on to her own university now we visited that mosque and in the streets around the campus for the university in that mosque across the campus normally on any given need there would be thousands of people offering prayers and coming for prayer services in the morning there would be multiple rounds of prayer services but where there were meant to be thousands there were only dozens there was a very small crowd both on the women section and the men's section and there simply wasn't the same sort of festive atmosphere that is normally associated with this

way that this mayor is now reacting anything to what the riots going on and you know god bless them sammy i mean that man those police i'm sorry those guys have to go to jail i mean everything i've never seen more proof of violence towards anybody black or white and but obviously at this hour and yet and us turn into something that's really horrible it's really sad. i'm a p.b. a man of the year have formerly a new york city i'm proud to say and i've i've never seen anything like that are let's let's move on comment when you see the media reaction to the president calling for the reopening of churches or religious institutions you know there's a political story claiming it was all about falling poll numbers here c.n.n. claims he's talking that the base it just never ends what you said earlier doesn't matter what he does or what he says if he even does things that the left would even agree what they're not going to be with and on ami air the media wants to control everything with this whole ayers thing going on as well it's all about fear it's about controlling us controlling everybody and

of serious consequences including needless death he's among the experts who've been testifying to sammy says about the time the ministrations handling of the pandemic and plans to lift lockdowns but found he says that ignoring the guidelines could trigger another outbreak that would damage the economy even further they feel if that occurs it is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak you may not be able to control which in fact after dark simply will set you back only leading to some suffering and death could be avoided we could even set you back a rule to try to get economic recovery because you would always turn the clock back rather than going forward that is might get you concerns elsewhere india's vast train network is slowly coming back to life as the government eases the world's largest lock down the entire round that work was closed in march to stem the spread of the coronavirus but the government says services must restart to help revive the economy despite posting a wreck will rise in infections just 2 days ago and his prime minister has also promised $266000000000.00 in

so even though sammy those protests here in denver are of course much smaller than the ones and los angeles and many apple as they did get quite tense it appears that the authorities had to shoot something along the lines of tear gas protesters at one point did a black one of the major freeways i 25 and really had a very tense evening that's still ongoing here and denver and it meant minneapolis and it's such a strange feeling here because there's so much discussion in the lead up to whether or not people would go out and protest i followed it all very carefully among the discussions that activists online do you take the danger of going out during a pandemic do you risk that and the reason to go out and protest against this. death on camera by a police officer of a black man is that a national reason to go out and risk your life possibly getting coronavirus obviously for thousands of thousands of people around the u.s. many of them african-americans who feel the most touched by and that's the most affected and the most offended they're out there protesting most of it peacefully regardless o

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global oil prices hit it always got the news hour and half an hour counting the cost is next with sammy. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all the 30 action this is the moment right on fighting. with. the stories the. 0. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week predatory lender and hidden china loans more money to the world than the richest $32.00 nations what does the world china what does beijing get when you don't pay our. was this man really responsible for a one trillion dollar loss on wall street or was the convenience.

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nonessential retailer services that do not require close customer contact we caught up with gloria and sammy run a clothing store in burlingame and they have been closed for months and they will finally be able to sell clothing today. they estimate they will have 10% of normal capacity but they are focus on keeping their customers healthy. >> the last thing we want is for them to get sick. we need them, just like they need us and our family. >> they are our clients and they are our staff and our families at home. >> in addition to that chance san mateo, we have marin, napa, sonoma, and santa cruz, all opening up but santa clara county has to wait. >>> as for san francisco regional sections will lift at 10:00 for businesses that meet the city's conditions. customers may not enter the store and businesses must have access to an adjacent curb street alley or parking lot. the pickup area may not block vehicle or pedestrian traffic. also, no more than 10 employees can be on-site at once. fewer than that for smaller stores. certain manufacturers, warehouses and others can be allowed to open today.

. >> sammy is graduating from this high school and he is not decided where he will be attending the fallt were ever he lands, he plans to play some football. congratulations. you can show snapshots of your graduate using the hashtag kpix or sending it to 2020 graduates at cbs.com. no professional photos please you can share their name, where they are graduating from, and where they are going. >>> an unusual new symptom emerging in your feet. what dermatologists wanted to look out for coming up. >>> the quarantine order is easing in a significant way. landscaping, golfing and more are allowed. we have details coming up and our live reports. >>> if you are drea >>>ne. >>> right now, and streaming on cbsn bay area, the first taste of freedom for folks all over the bay area. we are live with the counties relaxing restrictions this morning. >>> they will reach patients across the country within days. the entire supply just donated. >>> we really need to help. >> the new approach in treating cancer patients amid the pandemic. good morning it is a monday, may first. >> good morning on this mond

. >>> sammy is graduating from random high school pretty is not decided where he is going to attend butwherever he lands, he plans to play some football. congrats to both of them. you can share a snapshot of your graduate using the hashtag kpix or send it to kpix.com. no professional photos please. include their name and where they are from and where they are going. >>> here is another look at the big board. the dow opening down on this monday. we are seeing some red at more than 200 point down. we will keep watching that throughout the day to see if it rebounds. >>> we have some breaking business news. j.crew has filed for bankruptcy. this is the first national u.s. retailer to file for chapter 11 since the pandemic started closing stores. they were based in new york and it says it does expect to stay in business and eventually emerge from bankruptcy as a profitable company. there should be a lot of other clothing retailers to follow. it seems like they are loathing >>> we are here in downtown san mateo's business district and we are beginning to see restrictions during the locked down

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