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. >>> in southern california, state a home guidelines are changing. ventura coned parks and beaches with limited access. the county is also letting certain businesses open backup. it includes bike shops, golf courses and they must follow strict guidelines. >> they say they want us to wear the gloves in the mask and you can have more than 10 people in the business. >> we still have restrictions around the beaches and around our parks. really, only locals will be able to access it. >> ventura county officials say they will look closely at the data with the changes over the next few weeks. the new stay-at-home order is in place until may 15. >>> happening today in riverside county, public and private areas will be allowed ies are lowed at but precautio required for players and workers. >>> let's look at the roadways right now. as we look at traffic along 880 northbound, the nimitz freeway is busy this morning. we have ongoing caltrans construction work and it is slow because of it. the area closed is between 23rd and 29th. it is bog down to at least one lane throug

and just kind of spin around moving all the way down i southern california and as that hpens certainly the possibility of some wraparound showers co monday or so so the storm system doesn't want to ickly. that's good news. we need range and we're going to see plenty more that overnight toght and tomorrow to that being said temperatures want to stay cool plan on highs generalin the 50's outside looks like really good rain going torrow to be a stormy day you're going to see some very gusty winds, especially on the astline, some of those gusts maybe 30 maybe0 miles per hour and a olated thunderstorms too by monday just some scattered showers poppi up and saw a slight chance of shower or 2 on tuesday ter that high pressure begins to build in and then look at the numbers really start to warm up nicely in fact going to see a lot of 70's popping up. friday should stay dry andwarm in the next weekend back to you thank you lawrence, thanks to everybody for being with us tonight we'll see you tomorrow night. is aaid presentation for omega xl and is brought to you by great healthworks. (upbeat music) - welcome, my name is connie craig carol

she's co-director for the study of war in society at the university of southern mississippi. she taught at sam houston state university which accounts in part for the topic of her program today. now as you can see in your program, she's fully immersed in the history of mississippi where she led the student and community driven study of the mississippi confederate home and launched the civil war governors of mississippi project, a part they areship betwe partnership between the mi mississippi digital library. i should draw your attention to the theme you will hear from the introduction of our speakers, that their role as educators and as mentors of younger students. dr. ural is the former president of the mississippi historical society and serves on the board of trustees for the society of military history. too many mississippi in one introduction. the academic journal of war and society and the magazine "civil wartime times." as you can see, her scholarship explores the intersection of military and social history. her newest book "hood's texas brigade" is the basis of her pro

co-founders launched a tracker. the first product since leaving the facebook-owned company. shows how fast the virus is spreading in each state. >>> a group of workers in southern california is really working remotely. the nasa scientists and engineers are working from their homes and controlling the cure yausly rover on mars 140 million miles away. to program the rover it could take 20 people working together while staying apart. >>> a new purpose for video conferencing. zoom and other services can be used to obtain marriage licenses and it doesn't stop there. clerks are also allowed to conduct marriage ceremonies remotely. zoomnuptuals and then honeymoon at home. would rather just bytes. wait. but to each his own. >>> the shelter-in-place order is forcing the cancellation of the city's block parties but the fun is not stopping. >>> the "american idol" dream of two bay area singers is still alive. ♪ >> the latest in their journey to stardom coming up next. this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and unti

co-morbidities that are unfortunately disproportionately prevalent in the african-american populations brian farran is a professor of law at the university of alabama school of law he also chassis southern poverty law center a nonprofit legal advocacy seeking advocacy group specializing in civil rights a little cakes and a welcome to day dublin professor stopped to forging a right it's coronavirus hitting black americans hard because of preexisting conditions prevalent amongst them what we needed today that speaks for itself there's no question that many african-american communities not just in the south across the south in the midwest are experiencing greater. virus exposure and and the consequences of their health 3 conditions that doctors algae is suggested makes them even more vulnerable so it's not that the disease itself discriminates it's at the consequences of this kind of novel virus. impacts vulnerable populations more severely and we're seeing exploding numbers and i think tragically the numbers are to get much worse erica because we don't have the kind of competent leadership that we should have. in washington and across the country we've not taken the. drastic steps necessa

beleaguered southern states but as yet the science based data suggest patience is key and a gallica al-jazeera. argentinian pro prison is staging a protest after a prison officer there tested positive for co that 19 inmates of the jail in what is areas are demanding transfers over worries that they're vulnerable to infection at one point they threw shop objects from the roof our correspondent riza bo is in the capital one as there is and she says inmates with underlying health conditions have asked to serve house arrest in order to avoid contracting the virus. but we're here right outside of the day was the prison this is the only prison in the city of what our society is and for over 9 hours prisoners have been and if you can see the right on top on the rooftops of this prison this is a prison for around $1600.00 prisoners for it currently has over 2000 so that's why prisoners are complaining about the lack of sanitation about overcrowding among other things their very very ward they've been screaming on us and telling us that they're worried because one guard tested positive and 6 others have been isolated and those who have illnesses or such as are some are diabetes and a.t.b. and are

moderates, really co m e pollen levels dropping, moderates, really come a medium across many parts of the country. but whether weather is still to arrive, i think, and it arrives across the southern half of the uk on tuesday. pressure continues to fall. together with those weather fronts, we see an area of low— pressure those weather fronts, we see an area of low—pressure development, so that means some rain. and perhaps by the end of the day, there could be as much as an inch of rain in one or two places in the south. it's going to be seven england, wales, the midlands that see most of the rain i think on tuesday, further north, quite cloudy skies, just a few showers across northern scotland. those temperatures in many areas will be a little bit below normal for the time of year, particularly chilly underneath that rain that we've got further south. no, that should have moved away into continental europe by wednesday, bit ofa continental europe by wednesday, bit of a rest bite before we see another band of rain and some stronger winds coming in from the southwest. i had affected him a legacy of cloud, most places will be dry, and in the southeast of england, before the rain late

moderates, really co m e pollen levels dropping, moderates, really come a medium across many parts of the country. but whether weather is still to arrive, i think, and it arrives across the southernse weather fronts, we see an area of low— pressure those weather fronts, we see an area of low—pressure development, so that means some rain. and perhaps by the end of the day, there could be as much as an inch of rain in one or two places in the south. it's going to be seven england, wales,

southern methodist university at the cox school of business. he previously taught at auburn university and capital university, and he is the co-author of the widely cited economic freedom of the world annual reports that presents an economic freedom index for more than 150 countries over the course of decades. it also was a past president of the association of private enterprise education, a senior fellow at the fraser institute and the member of the society. please help me welcome ben and bob. [applause] >> thank you very much, ian, and kidder for hosting this. i just learned it was milton friedmanfor the before can on and it's quite fitting that the publishers original blurb for the book said socialism sucks is a bastard stepchild of anthony bourdain and milton friedman. that's exactly what we're going for that, good solid economics but communicated in a fun entertaining way that will reach people who would not otherwise read the usual academic stuff the bob and i write. the timing on it is obviously d with the popular for socialism. we started the book over two years ago and part of the motivation of the books themes took shape was the growing