santa barbara outdoor gear in kaliyah is building more custom camping setups for cars and trucks than ever before. >>we try to build vehicles where you can go for more. >>some suppliers are so backed up that people looking for a new tent will have to wait until at least mid august to get one here we have no more stock. and with most state and national parks either closed or reservations, full that demand for car camping may stick around as long as the pandemic does. >>it was ryan fish reporting for us tonight. a couple has been banned from walmart after a video surfaced of them in a minnesota store wearing face coverings with swastikas the incident happened saturday, the same day minnesota started requiring everyone to wear indoor businesses. >>another wal-mart customer inform the store's manager and recorded the video as she was checking out in the video the unidentified woman could be heard saying that she's not a not too much. noted she was wearing a face covering show people what could happen in america if they vote for joe biden the cup and a couple left the store without inciden

dos ángeles, merced, orange, riverside, sacramento, san joaquín, santa bárbara, santa clara ventura.el área de la bahía . >>> contra costa y santa clara son los únicos dos en el lado de la bahía. estos sectores que estamos viendo aquí van a volver a tener que cerrar sus operaciones para hacer sus negocios dentro de la propiedad. estamos hablando de restaurantes. cines. centros donde las familias iban a entretenerse. zoológicos. museos y estos son algunos de los negocios que se ven afectados inmediatamente. nuevamente es como un paso hacia atrás aunque el condado santa clara no habían tomado este paso. en el condado contra costa veíamos que esto iba a afectar la vida de los comerciantes y de las personas que lo mejor ya estaban tomando ventaja de la reapertura . >>> dice que esto no significa que los restaurantes y estos lugares van a cerrar simplemente lo que no quieren es que las personas estén dentro de los establecimientos. cada día pueden abrir la puerta los restaurantes y continuar con el servicio en la parte de afuera. en el patio, en el exterior que no queden dentro de los est

. >>> anthony, normally we think of the santa barbara bureau as a very safe place. table. i don't want to give anything away. let's just say kenton is now limping today. we have a bear of a story. so i want to know how did this story turn out? does kenton still have both legs? have both feet? >> gayle's wild k >>> san francisco fire crews are battling a massive fire in the south market neighborhood. the fire broke out in a commercial building just before 7:00. massive flames and heavy smoke continued to rise from the scene. this is next to highway 101 between south van ness and fulton street. here is video from our crew on scene. fire officials are warning people to avoid the area as there are live wires down the entire block of 14th street. they have had their power shut off. the fire has collapsed one building so far and other businesses in the area are reportedly catching fire as well. 150 firefighters have responded to the scene and no injuries have been reported. this is a largely industrial area of the city with big warehouse is on the block. police are report

you know, we could go up the highway up to santa barbara and that vineyard we used to go to. >> liam: sighs ] >> steffy: we could sit on the terrace for dinner. >> liam: i-i-i have dinner plans. i should probably go. >> steffy: oh, well, you know what? we could, um, we could call hope. you could ask her to join us. i'm kidding. >> liam: ah. >> steffy: i'm kidding. >> liam: [ laughs ] that's weird. >> liam: right. >> steffy: so you're actually gonna go through with it? another wedding? like mother like daughter, you know, except it took brooke, like, a couple of years

was stuck in a drainpipe in near u-c santa barbara yesterday. sophie.. the 2-year- >>> welcome back, everyone. to this thursday morning. the sun's arrival. live look over downtown san jose this morning. should be a nice start to our day. 5:55 right now. >>> a daring rescue in southern california where firefighters rescued a puppy. it was stuck in a drain pipe near uc santa barbara yesterday. look at all the officers there. that little puppy, sophie, 2 years old, was stuck in that pipe for three days. firefighters say they used a hose line to try to coax her out into the surface. >> dwlglad she's okay. >> maybe keep her in the unit there. >>> want to continue our coronavirus coverage for you this morning. call it whip lash in alameda county. the county just shuts down outdoor dining over the weekend for the watch list counties. the stateoutdoor dining. in some cases cities never follow through on therd fearing devastate s been difficult when comes to trying to visit loved in san mateo county will allow outdoor visits with masks and temperature checks. ind

yes len, this is the santa barbara bureau. that's where we are today.ahead on "cbs this morning," you know, the latest on the debate the reopen schools. that's a funny mmm. as president trump changes his tone on the crisis, also see how the pandemic is creating unexpected demands and shortages for everyday items like -- lumber and puppies. d what we call ts new normal. >>> and only on "cbs this morning," you know i like how i can say that. only on "cbs this morning," i'm going to say it twice. going to take you to the ocean and show you why researchers are very concerned about an alarming drop in the worldwide shark population. you should be concerned about that too. >>> and after a 14 year break, they're back. the chicks used to be the dixie chicks back together talking about the recent name change and the opportunity to address the nationwide protests against racial inequality. we'll see you at 7:00 so len they have a new album out. it's called "gaslighter." one of the chicks was going through a divorce and you can really hear it in the lyrickings. it

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in the santa barbara area was timing about the kindergarten human life curriculum. and i know it's repeated throughout other school districts in california. it's way advanced for a kindergartner. and most parents don't even -- i don't even think they know about it to opt out. and it's controversy on whether the kids could opt out or if they have to automatically happen. that's the kind of stuff that goes on. and your point is an important one. the unions would rather have teachers at home using these online tools because it's a lot more complicated when you are in class trying to teach this stuff. do you think that there is actually a political motive to be at home not that they are misstating the signs are don't know the signs? >> oh, absolutely. but you also have to know is that the teachers union rewrote the scientific method so that this is why we are getting fake science, fake history, fake everything through our schools. because it is their goal to destroy our public schools. look, i think that we could -- we have this perfect opportunity right now where we ca

in the santa barbara areaea telling me about kindergartens, living whatever is "human life curriculum." it's repeated throughout. it's way advanced for a kindergartner and most parents don't even, i don't think know about it to opt out. they have to opt out or it's automatically happening to her that's the kind of stuff that goes on. your point is an important one, the unions would rather have teachers at home using these online tools because it is a lot more complicated when you're in class trying to teach this stuff, so you think there's actually a political motive to be at home, not just they are misstating the science or don't know the science. >> absolutely. what you also have to know is that the teachers union, the national educationon association rewrote the scientific method so that this is why we are getting fake science, fake history, fake everything through our schools because it is their goal to destroy our public schools. look, i think we have this perfect opportunity right now where we can learn how to save american schools and save america if we do four things. >> laura

santa barbara, ventura, los angeles, and orange county shut down their beaches, san diego did not. as a police spokeswoman said here in huntington beach, important that four of those five did shut down. >> we're not the only one that's open. we're not the only one that's closed. so the message is there. we're closing down. let's do it for just a few days, try to flatten this curve again and make sure we can stay safe. >> reporter: so good vibrations up and down the california coast. >> big time. let's keep it chill. >> reporter: so almost an eerie sight, as huntington beach is shut down. and some people in southern california getting creative. i came upon a group of three sunbathers in manhattan beach, and what they did was they laid their towels down on a cement walkway. they said they just needed to get in their rays. california at times is a source for unique innovation. paul vercammen, back to you. >> so just ahead here on cnn, coronavirus may be skyrocketing across latin america, but one country in the region is flattening the curve. we'll see how uruguay has fared, plus edge

county, santa barbara county, all of orange county, and all of it to prevent the spread of covid-19.people feeling, including state officials, that the state reopened too soon in populaced counties and they pointed to bars saying a lot of young people went to the bars. they were not staying away from each other by six feet and not wearing masks when had they talked loudly they were projecting and that colorado send the virus out airborne. we spoke to people here about what they think possibly could on have happened. >> i do think too quickly perhaps. i'm going to say young people and perhaps the marches and protests and so forth. i think increased the number of covid cases. people were probably not wearing masks. >> there's going to be many more fourth of julys coming up as long as we can protect those that are the elderly and those with underlying conditions that's what we are doing it for. so, if we keep it in mind, we will enjoy the 2021 fourth of july. >> and we need to also point out that there's many other people who think california needs to get the economy back in full gear.

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off to the street. 50s for some temperatures. 47 and tahoe. 16 sacramento. 59 and monterey into santa barbara. 93 degrees, i don't think they can get below 90. it has been hot down there. his stable pattern and the pacific northwest. towards the pakistan handal, new mexico, all it takes is one or the other to flex their muscle. do we cooldown our warm-up? by friday and saturday, for inland areas, not so much. low 90s, and a little change until the next few days. inland temperatures will bump up friday and saturday, but they will come right back down early next week, you guys. >>> thank you, steve, still ahead, the latest county to crack down on people that refuse to wear a mask, the punishment that violators will face. >>> the home opener without fans in the stands, we hear about the impact that that is happening -- having on the area. you are thirsty and we know that you want a cold drink. but we also know that, when it comes to money, you want to...not spend any. that's why 7-eleven has 7 cups free with 7rewards. you get the big gulp you want. for the no money you want. big gulp drink. no m

santa barbara county, ventura county, orange county all of them shutting down their beaches and officialspplauding that because that cooperation will keep it so there's no pressure on anyone community. so as we said here in huntington beach, they decided that they were going to celebrate the fourth of july any way. it's a very patriotic city and the mayor explained why we're going to see so many vw buss in this parade. >> vw vans, that's huntington beach. we do a lot of events. they're always here driving people in parades. big part of it, yeah. >> reporter: and so that's the strategy now just to allow them to have a small parade here, keep those beaches closed, socially distant, keep the mask on. a new way of life this fourth of july weekend here in california. back to you, fred. >> that's right. a new way all across the country. thank you so much, paul, appreciate that. >>> in arizona, the number of new reported coronavirus cases continues to climb. hospitals are also getting dangerously close to capacity as the number of people requiring treatment soors. cnn evan mcmorris santoro gins

santa barbara, ventura, los angeles and orange county shut down their beaches. diego did not, but as a police spokeswoman said here, important that four of those five did shut down. >> we're not the only one that's open, we're not the only one that's closed, so, the message is there. we're closing down, let's do it for just a few days, let's try to flatten this curve again and make sure we can stay safe. >> reporter: so, good vibrations up and down the california coast. >> big-time. let's keep it chill. >> reporter: so, almost an eerie sight, as this beach is shut down and some people in southern california getting creative. i came upon a group of three sunbathers in manhattan beach and what they did was, they laid their towels down on a cement walkway, they said they just needed to get in their rays. california, at times, is a source for unique innovation. reporting from huntington beach, i'm paul verve kamen. back to you. >> thank you, paul, for that. >>> so, from beaches now to bars. america's pubs, as many of you now, have been hit hard as many states revers

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big ones including los angeles, home to 10 million people, neighboring orange county, ventura, santa barbaranto. this is big news. he is hitting polls and rolling back a little. he is also sending strike teams into those 19 counties where he sees a particular issue. jake, california has got a problem. >> nearly 10,000 new cases reported across california today, smashing the record. so every state beach

eight-plus-foot sets coming in to seal beach and the like there from santa barbara down to san diegoies for later on tonight and maybe through tomorrow and maybe even into monday as well. that's a check on the surf forecast for southern california. >>> happy fourth of july. nice and sunny here in santa cruz. we do have a beach hazard statement where those south facing beaches will run the risk of increased sneaker waves and rip currents. so dangerous situation right on through sunday. looking at a warmer day around the bay, but we will be cooling down again into the upcoming workweek. 77 in oakland. look for 80 in fremont. 92 in santa rosa with 94 in antioch. the >>> i love this holiday, happy birthday, america. got my red, white and blue on. >> i love this holiday. happy birthday, america. got my red, white and blue on. the socks, you know they're stars and stripes, eva. so hopefully that's, you know, beautiful enough for things like tiktok. i know you're going to give us some tips. >> what's not to love, all the barbecue and the fun. i'm looking forward to it as well, rob. >>> now

santa barbara county, ventura county, los angeles county and here in orange county, all beaches closedn. and that was an important move that they made because that means that no one community had to bear the brunt of people flocking to their beach, except san diegoa open. but let's listen to a spokesperson talk about this spirit of cooperation in the covid-19 era. >> we're not the only one that's open. we're not the only one that's closed so the message is there. we're closing down. let's do it for just a few days and try and flatten this curve again and make sure we can stay safe. >> good vibrations up and down the california coast? >> big time. let's keep it chill. >> and in that spirit of keeping it chill, they have a huge parade here every fourth of july in huntington beach. 500,000 people come. this morning they revamped it. they released a parade route very late and weaved through neighborhoods with some vw vans and some dignitaries and cars -- or replicas of cars from tv shows and it worked rather well. their way to honor the fourth of july without having a, we'll call it, anti-

talking l.a., orange county, ventura, santa barbara are all on the governor's watch list right now. he says he is sending strike teams into those counties and he is rolling back some reopening. california has got a problem. every state beach parking lot in southern california and the bay area is now closed for the 4th of july weekend. >> a weekend that has raised a lot of concern. >> reporter: bars, dine-in restaurants, and movie theaters will also now close again in 19 california counties for at least three weeks. today the daily death toll in the state like we haven't seen since april. >> do not take your guard down. please do not believe those that somehow want to manipulate the reality. >> reporter: and record numbers now hospitalized in arizona. >> i'm not sure what more we can do with the short of a total shutdown. >> reporter: record high hospitalizations also in texas and long lines to be tested. >> while we opened in phases, we went from one phase to the next phase to the next phase too quickly so we weren't able to see the data. >> reporter: he is echoing dr. anthony fauci

you were down in santa barbara. >> yeah, you know, we had some fog there, and yes, a lot of people outiful weather and the fog at the coast helping keeping temperatures in a comfortable range along the shoreline, even around the bay. but as we look at our east bay hills camera, it is nice and sunny. it's been sunny all morning long with light winds and a warmer air mass overhead. temperatures have been allowed to climb early this morning. if we look at concord in particular, that's of course one of the warmer locations. numbers are going to be coming up to the upper 80s from the upper 70s. i have you topping out at 99 because i can't fit 100 on that panel. it's a good 13 degrees above average. exploratorium camera looks beautiful, doesn't it? nice and calm. numbers about five degrees above average in san francisco. low 70s for a beautiful afternoon on the way. and allowing for this trough of low pressure to move to the north and east of us, that's going to set up a cooler week ahead, a cooler monday, i should say, and then temperatures will sort of rebound in our inland valleys, nothin

big ones including los angeles, home to 10 million people, neighboring orange county, ventura, santa barbara, sacramento. this is big news. he is hitting polls and rolling back a little. he is also sending strike teams into those 19 counties where he sees a particular issue. jake, california has got a problem. >> nearly 10,000 new cases reported across california today, smashing the record. so every state beach parking lot in southern california and the bay area will now be closed for the 4th of july weekend. >> the weekend that has raised a lot of concern. >> reporter: bars, dine-in restaurants, and movie theaters will now also close again in 19 californian counties for at least three weeks. and today a daily death toll in the state like we haven't seen since april. >> do not take your guard down. please do not believe those that somehow want to manipulate the reality. >> over in florida, 10,000 new cases logged in miami dade in just the past week and record numbers now hospitalized in arizona >> i know we'll get through this. >> reporter: where the vice president just touched down to meet

talking l.a., orange county, ventura, santa barbara are all on the governor's watch list right now.ending strike teams into those counties and he is rolling back some reopening. california has got a problem. every state beach

going to be on the central valley, the 101 in fresno about 100 or reading about 71 degrees in santa barbara to 81 in los angeles overnight tonight. low clouds and fog go to surge well on shore into the bay tomorrow morning by the afternoon that starts to give way you'll see some sunshine inside the bay. and then it begins to move back on shore as we head in toward tomorrow night. we'll have more on your 10 to 10 forecast coming up in a few minutes, you lawrence. >>some sad news tonight, civil rights icon and longtime congressman john lewis has passed away. john lewis was one of the original freedom riders riding an integrated bus from washington dc to new orleans during the height of the jim crow segregation laws in the u.s.. but as martin savidge shows us that was just a small part of his enormous legacy. >>throughout his life john lewis stood for people's rights born of alabama cotton farm into a segregated america not only lived to see an african american elected president he would be a major part of making that happen. >>we get to hear. in just by never sustained in denver. they called

what they were saying here that is sort of remarkable with the exception of san diego county, santa barbara, ventura, los angeles and orange county all agreed to shut down. >> we're not the only one that's open, we're not the only one that's closed so the message is there. we're closing down. let's try it for just a few days, try to flatten this curve and try to stay safe. >> so good vibrations up and down the california coast. >> big time. let's keep it chill. >> reporter: and so they are keeping it chill and maybe it doesn't get any more chill than this. in manhattan beach we came upon three sun bathers although they couldn't go on the beach found a piece of walkway to lay down their towels and make sure that they caught some of the sun's rays during this fourth of july weekend, one like we've never seen before in this area in the covid-19 era, ana. >> it's a lonely day on the beach for people and the birds, as you pointed out as well. not even a cheetoh in sight. thank you. >>> it is a fourth of july no doubt like no other, but tonight you can stay right there and enjoy an evening of fir

a social scientist at the university of california in santa barbara, she took our database did studied it, looking for patterns of lives lies liesd soardsly half of the lies that people tell are self-serving, and fired a quarter of them are told to advantage or protect someone else and only a tiny percentage of falsehoods are mean spirited. but turns out that donald trump, two-thirds of his false idaho were self-serb serving and only 10% were meant to be kind. that means he tells seven times as men self-serving lies as kind ones. and then usually people who tell lies hurtful or disparaging lies are 1% to 2% of the total lies they tell. in terms of trump, it accounted for 50%. she said when she saw that she gasped when she looked at her computer screen. so, that is the state of or president and our presidency and now we'll take you through the book. the first chapter which is our cataloguing of trump's biggest whoppers was written by meg. >> hi. so,s glenn just mentioned, president trump made one of 16,000 claims by the time we started writing the book, and consequently, narrowing down

temperatures hot 110 degrees in reading tomorrow, 98 degrees in fresno 70 los angeles about 60 degrees in santa barbara that fog low cloud cover rolling on shore maybe even a little drizzle on the coastline, pretty cloudy early on tomorrow morning, those clouds we've from the fog bank in quite some time that peeled back to the coastline by the afternoon warms up very nicely now we've got a major warm up on the horizon here we'll take a look at that coming up your tent and a few minutes, they are as we are following a new development tonight in the federal corruption investigation into san francisco's former public works director bahama new route. >>city attorneys did dennis herrera announced today that he started proceedings to block a san francisco company from doing business with the city for the next 5 years compostela sogomonian joins us from the newsroom tonight with details on this l a. >>have been can attorney general are announced today that he is taking action to block is still work sank along with its chief financial officer and vice president found more hernandez from bidding on or being awa

fresno for tomorrow 97 in sacramento about 99 in bakersfield 87 degrees in los angeles and 79 in santa barbara low clouds and fog expected to move further on shore tonight and into some of the valley to see movie well inland and even in parts of the east bay to see that extend over the oakland hills there and the clouds along the coastline, even some drizzle out toward the beaches. then as we head toward the middle the day there you go we clear things out nicely only to see that fog once again should write to the gaps in here we go as we head in toward the weekend. alright, san jose, you're looking nice tomorrow, sunny and warm those temperatures getting near 80 degrees by tomorrow afternoon a peak about 2 or 3 o'clock or so then as we head in towards san francisco. you start out of the fog. then you get the sunshine by the afternoon but likely to see that fog linger out toward the coastline in oakland we'll see sunshine up some patchy morning fog temperatures very comfortable in the 70's when you're 1010 coming up in a few lawrence in a south bay, san jose leaders are set to consider reform p

sacramento also in reading one o one of bakersfield 84 degrees in los angeles about 75 degrees in santa barbara 67 in the monterey bay tonight likely going to see a couple patches of fog trying to form overnight tonight there you go you see it there. early on tomorrow morning so that along the coast line and just inside the bay by the afternoon most of that goes away we're talking about some nice weather and temperature wise not bad 40's 50's for overnight lows by day tomorrow. yeah really going to break down again you're going to see some cool 60's. temperatures 30 degrees cooler toward the coastline. you're still looking hot 95 in concord also livermore but 87 degrees in san jose and 75 degrees. in oakland much warmer weather on the way we'll talk about that in your tent in coming up in a few minutes side are thank you while dealing with the surge in covid-19 cases state leaders are also having to repay prepare for an intense wildfire season. >>governor newsom announced today the state is bringing in 858 seasonal firefighters through at least october and that will be in addition to the hand c

after it was converted into a mosque earlier this month let's listen in a bit to the our son santa. barbara. or. the muslim prayer is echoing from the iconic yes sophia in a stumble this friday turkish president bush have type one has joined thousands of worship is for this special occasion a very him big day for some ball it's the 1st sign that friday prayer is being held at this iconic site since it was we converted into a mosque earlier this month a number of foreign dignitaries also in attendance and a stance in them. as following this event for a center is outside the mosque sin and tell us how the prayers are going to work not just today but also moving forward because we are in the age of cover 1000 of course why social distancing measures have to be applied how are things going to be working playing out pace. here a little bit 19 measures and. this is still on the peak entering the final number of the number of delegates. down to $900.00 it was a critical move it was a brave move by the government to organize such an event and many sides the government or this. morning the governor

i don't want to hurt anybody's feelings, but here at the santa barbara bureau last night we had a dinner mother, people were singing "hallelujah"y t tab at table. it was that good. you're welcome, jericka. that's an example of enjoying the simple things in life. >> yeah. all it takes -- >> cute dress, new pair of shoes. >> a really good meal. that's all it takes, gayle. and it is national lasagna day. you could do it again, remember? >> yes. that's all it takes for me. talk about enjoyg great pleasures. this is a great pleasure to me -- medium mogul tyler perry brings pleasure to everybody he meets, everybody. he will join us with a look at his studio complex. it's nicknamed camp quarantine as it resumes production during >>> good morning, it's 8:25. i'm len kiese. the city attorney in vallejo is asking the judge to order the da to investigate two fatal police shootings. the first in question happened last month while police were responding to looting. the other shooting was last year at a taco bell drive-thru. the da asked the state's attorney general to take up the cases but he refused

. >> we're all still talking here in the santa barbara bureau about tani's book. this is a kpix 5 morning update. >>> good morning, it is 8:55. summer being told to close again. it comes after a rise in covid- 19 cases and hospitalizations in santa clara county. this is where here salons and malls have been closed. they have reached a new high. there more than 6000 patients in california hospitals. of those nearly 2000 are in intensive care. >>> we have learned the police department in berkeley was vandalized during a protest. it was spray-painted. they made their way down martin luther king jr. way which was closed to traffic between alston and addison. no word on any arrests. >>> a bit of a hiccup through marin county. 101 into long avenue has a crash. the good news is everything is to the shoulder and as far as delays goes, things are moving on okay in and out of marin county especially the san rafael area. if you are taking 101 s. was the golden gate bridge, here is a look at what you are in store for with a nice ride into the city. extra volume across the bri

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. >> could i just say here in the santa barbara bureau people take our boxes and cut them up for us.ony fauci. it's a new tiktok video. pays tribute to dr. anthony fauci with a very clever version of a song that even if you haven't seen the play you recognize it. it's from "hamilton." take a look. ♪ he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom the highest honor since ebola and zika ♪ ♪ he makes mcdreamy look sleevy. he has the hottest body of work ♪ ♪ what's your name man dr. anthony fauci my name is dr. anthony fauci ♪ ♪ and there's a million things i have enjoyed but just you wait just you wait ♪ ♪ dr. anthony fauci >> guess what you're going to be singing all day today, anthony mason. "dr. anthony fauci." that is singer scott hoying from the pop group pentatonix. what i think is great about this is, you know, listen, dr. anthony fauci has a huge, huge fan club. you know, we talk often about te petition for him to be "people's" sexiest man of the year. tonight he's throwing out the first baseball at the nationals -- tonight or tomorrow -- >> tomorrow night. >> coming up tomorro

. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and on

host: let's go to dan, calling from santa barbara, california. dan says he has, time to play ball.i, i am going to follow up on the last few callers that decided to politicize this has gonebecause sports political, and it has to do with the national anthem. bringing back sports -- yeah, we can do it if it is safe. but in terms of the theticization of sports and national anthem, here's my idea. it is a radical idea and i think off most people on the left and the right. i think we should get rid of the national anthem before all sporting events. there is no other events that ,eople go to, like movies concerts, symphonies, whatever, where you have to sit there and stand for the national anthem, except for sporting events. it has become politicized and it has become, as we remember with jeff flake and john mccain, expose how the nfl turned it into a recruiting event and how our tax dollars basically went to the pentagon to turn nfl games into a recruiting event to get people to sign up to join the military. of that.f all the national anthem, the military, the soldiers, the start theand

san francisco including the surrounding areas will join other cities like sacramento, santa barbara andow they can in those specific cities and the motivation is a california worker's bill known as ab 5 which wants to force uber and lyft to pay their drivers as employees with benefits and vacation instead of just independent contractors, and the argument being made by government is that drivers should be classified as employee s, because they have no flexibility, so this pricing change is meant to give more independence to drivers, and we know uber and lyft have been able to get around this worker bill ab 5 which went into effect on january 1 by suing the state and pushing for a new bill which if passed will exempt economy companies like uber, like lyft from this rule but this just a little added sweetener to get more of the government on the side. ashley: right. we'll see if that works susan, thank you very much as we head to the break, the dow up 174 points, some optimism now about those treatments for covid-19. we'll get more into that. meanwhile, texas looking at covid reporting nea

[laughter] >> host: let's go back to the calls in here from kathy in santa barbara california.thanks for holding. you are on offer jodi picoult. >> caller: hello, i have a question about your finding that some pro-life protesters themselves had abortions and in the wall there were a lot of doctors that had abortions secretly and took cash payments and a lot of them were conservatives. this was before the internet. do you think this would happen again if the roll was reversed giverole was reversedgiven techo highlight and find out the republican voters are getting abortions for money? >> guest: i don't know if that would happen. i do believe that if roe v. wade is overturned and because of the state level, there are certain things we will immediately see. certain states have one surviving clinic. many states in the bible belt and south will follow suit. honestly, reproductive rights will be something that is at the mercy of your zip code if you're a woman. which women will be able to travel across state lines and women of color will be predominantly affected, which i think is co

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california ordering restaurants to close in los angeles, orange, santa barbara counties in arizona reportingher cases with a lag stating capacity was 90% occupied. requiring residents to wear masks when they leave their homes. the seven-day average there is up florida miami dade now requiring face masks in all public spaces. michigan will not allow in-door seating in restaurants and bars but will allow out dodoor seatig >> mcdonalds pausing reopening plans for 21 days. the company is going to wait three weeks, it says here. what do you think of that? how quickly we came up with that you know the 21 days is confusing. in case you didn't know, three weeks before any new u.s. restaurants add dine-in service to the currently operating drive thru and take out delivery locations. about 2,300 of the 14,000 stores currently allow customers to eat inside that's a set back, obviously the market was up on the day a few weeks ago. people said apple is very cautious remember they closed a certain number of the apple stores now, this is just more from apple. today, the market not taking it or at least tak

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barbara's said they are looking at allowing some services to be performed out side of the salon. the california businesses, consumer services and . an announcement about outdoor few days. >>> workers at one santa begin strike starting early tomorrow. staff and management are divided on pay hikes, healthcare premiums and paid time off. deborah velo is here with the issues. >> reporter: more than 700 workers. the picket line goes up tomorrow at 6:00 am. memorial hospital is the oldest with more than 300 beds. >> this whole thing with the strike and the pandemic is horrible. absolutely horrible. >> reporter: this housekeeper stood with other staff outside of santa rosa memorial hospital, bracing for a weeklong strike they said they housekeeper at this hospital. i am so scared for my coworkers as well. >> reporter: scared because of risk-taking cleaning rooms without protective equipment. also once right, nursing assistants, respiratory therapists, dietarai medical technicians. front-line workers i met coven. >> in my department, six people have gone home sick. we haven't been given what we needed. the hospital doesn't care. they are here to make money. >> reporter: originally set to strike in feb

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