let's go back to susie and look at the front page of the daily mail. virus cases are pledging. hospital admissions for the virus have happened since the pandemic peak. according to an interview with simon stevens. some good news there?m course it is. fewer people going to hospital. unfortunately, not everybody was got coronavirus goes to hospital. we have seen elsewhere today thanks to some fantastic journalism from the manchester evening news was the government has been trying to... that the government is also now with strong funding for his policy programme of housing the homeless in hotels, just eight weeks into lockdown. in saying they need to move on to the next age now for permanent accommodation. in manchester loan that appears to be leaving about 1000 homeless people to go back onto the streets. 400 of them made homeless and see pandemic began. it is all very want to say hospital cases are pledging and how great it is good news, but if the government is doing things, whether it is schools or forcing the homeless back out onto the streets where

what is your take, susie? they have a picture of a family ona susie?re of a family on a beach enjoying ice cream. people are going to go out if the weather is nice, aren't they wa nt to the weather is nice, aren't they want to go and enjoy a bit of outdoor life and sunshine. do you think people do have the common sense necessary to stay away from each other or do you think this is a big worry? i think to be honest when you have a prime minister who has announced publicly in parliament and on television to the world that you can go wherever you like and then later say that doesn't include scotla nd later say that doesn't include scotland and wales and of an island, think you have local authorities where i live in the southeast and the beach—side town simply so come here. —— northern ireland. you have a complete disconnect between what is allowed and what is not allowed and what is not advice and what is advised, and people are going to get confuse. if you have the fundamental and bigger picture here, it is a lack of leadership. we have not had this chil

melinda: moran's plan was that his wife susie was very -- warren's plan was that his wife susie was veryolved and philanthropy. she passed away unexpectedly and --came to -- surprised at surprised to bill and i. melinda: -- david: when someone calls you you $50, i'm giving billion more than you expected, what do you do? melinda: bill and i took a walk and cried. i think we cried both of us because to know warren's generosity and that we would be able to do so much more than we for doing -- already doing millions around the world, it was touching. david: when you are doing work for the foundation, there is a lot of travel. eventually you decided you wanted to focus more on women's issues and one of the first you thought about was contraception. you are a committed catholic. was it difficult for you to say we should focus more of the foundation's efforts on contraception? what was bill's view? 100%da: bill was supportive of this decision. he knew that i had learned so much in the developing world from talking to women. he knew that i had looked at the data. i looked at where we did not hav

susie, thank you for that. we invite you to keep sending stories and ideas to project home at cbs.com and see all of susie's reporting on our website. >>> developing tonight out of minneapolis, violent clashes during a protest over the death of an african american man after his arrest by police. crowds gathered at the site where the arrest happened. officers dressed in riot gear used tear gas and flash grenades against the demonstrators. protesters threw bricks and rocks at police car, this comes after disturbing video was released showing officers arresting george floyd. floyd was pinned to the ground with an officer's knee on his neck. while floyd screamed that he couldn't breathe. today the police department announced four officers were fired for their roles in floyd's death. >>> this weekend's peer 45 fire in san francisco devastate add group of bay area fishermen. the warehouse they used to store all their fishing gear was destroyed in that big blaze. thousands of crab traps and other gear which were store

good evening, i'm susie steimle. >> i'm elizabeth cook.this happened i'm susie steimle. >> i'm elizabeth cook. this happened near ctr., street. joe vazquez is at the scene with the very latest. >>> reporter: this is an active crime scene and you can see there are dozens of police officers here at this residential neighborhood. let's take a look from up above. chopper 5 gives us a better vantage point. a white sedan is surrounded and the car has sustained damage. there appears to have been some sort of crash. a bright yellow tarp covers a body on the ground. authorities confirmed this is an officer-involved shooting around 2:30 this afternoon but so far police are not answering questions about why they narrated on this particular car or what did the shooting. we talked to a witness. >> i heard 12 shots. it was like 8 shots and then 4 more. as far as what they told me they said there was someone in pursuit and a car was rammed and then shots were fired. that's kind of vague. they won't really tell me anything

smith, but there is no susie smith. susie smith is really a computer terminal in some other country. because i guarantee you, a few weeks from now, i'm going to be at a press conference like this and someone's going say people are really angry that you gave out a lot of money and the people didn't exist, and they were just computer scam artists and how did you not know? reporter: a local law firm has filed suit in court against you and the attorney general in its claim to force people work outside. they call an abuse of power. have you had a chance to review this lawsuit? we're eager for your opinion, if you have it. governor cuomo: i've not seen the lawsuit or heard about it. the theory is wrong to ask people to work off site? reporter: they complain that by forcing some of their employees to go home, to work outside, they're calling it an abuse of power by the state. governor cuomo: yeah. i don't know. yeah. look, loft people say a lot of things, right? that falls in that category of a lot of people say a lot of hings

and see all of susie's reporting on our website. covid-19 testing in san francisco's mission district yielded some interesting results. ucsf tested about half the people living in a 16 block area. 2.1% or about 87 people were positive. but researchers discovered 90% of them had been leaving home for work either because they're essential employees or they'd lost their regular jobs. the study also found 95% of those who tested positive were of latino heritage. >>> the governor slammed northern california county soon defied health orders and allowed businesses to reopen. >> they're making a big mistake. putting the public at risk. putting our progress at risk. we've been clear about that. these are real exceptions. the overwhelming majority of californians are playing by the rules. >> yesterday, yuba and center counties began to reopen dine- in restaurants, gyms, hair salons, and shopping malls. >>> the pandemic devastated california's tourism industry. according to tourism economics the state is on track to lose more than $72 billion

with me are columnist for the daily mirror — susie boniface and michael booker— the deputy editor ofress. tomorrow's front pages, starting with ‘schools to defy unions and reopen next month' reads the front page of the times — as it reports that four school academy chains are planning to reopen to pupils next month. doctors say that reopening schools on the 1st ofjune is too dangerous, reports the guardian. the i leads too on back to school plans, which the paper describes as being ‘in turmoil‘, with parents y for children to return, and teaching unions still not convinced on safety after meeting with uk science advisers. on the front page of the financial times, more detail on demands from unions for the government to model how many black and asian teachers are likely to die as a result of lifting the lockdown. and the situation with schools is also leading on the front page of the daily mirror, which describes back to school plans as being ‘in chaos‘. the daily mail leads on news that hospital admissions for coronavirus have halved since the pandemic‘s peak — as revealed by the hea

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of susie's reporting on our website. >> 5:17 am with a check on the roads with gianna, good morning. >> good morning. that start off in san jose were an accident on northbound 87 as you approach 101 with two cars involved. they are on scene early and we don't see a lot of cars just yet but at least not throughout the south bay. if you plan to take 87 you should still be okay and 101 if you want to use that with no delays right now. not quite the case through the altamont pass with brake lights starting to build and westbound 205 connecting to five adc slow conditions and it gets a lot better to the dublin interchange and they're still during a crash at isabelle but not blocking lanes and it's over to the right shoulder and not causing any delays through their either. let's get a quick look at the bay bridge so far traffic is moving with no major delays but we are seeing a few more cars and lights were turned on yesterday and so we definitely see more volume on the roadways. extra volume as well into san francisco with late running road working on the upper deck it looks like they are

this happened i'm susie steimle. >> i'm elizabeth cook. this happened near ctr., street. joe vazquez is at the scene with the very latest. >>> reporter: this is an active crime scene and you can see there are dozens of police officers here at this residential neighborhood. let's take a look from up above. chopper 5 gives us a better vantage point. a white sedan is surrounded and the car has sustained damage. there appears to have been some sort of crash. a bright yellow tarp covers a body on the ground. authorities confirmed this is an officer-involved shooting around 2:30 this afternoon but so far police are not answering questions about why they narrated on this particular car or what did the shooting. we talked to a witness. >> i heard 12 shots. it was like 8 shots and then 4 more. as far as what they told me they said there was someone in pursuit and a car was rammed and then shots were fired. that's kind of vague. they won't really tell me anything after that. >> the crime scene unit pulled up here about half an hour ago. once again an officer involved shooting in ha

it is happening at oakland's pa susie steimle is here with what that woman had to do not long ago. >> reporter: she called 911. staying at oakland say rv parking site for seniors and amino compromised people who are homeless. she says the power has been in and out since saturday, and it has been difficult to breathe. a couple of hours ago, she called for help. police, paramedics, and firefighters responded to oakland's safe rb park known as operation homebase, where the heat is putting the already immunocompromised that even higher risks. >> everything was fine until saturday this past weekend. the electricity shut off. >> reporter: gina shook is of 130 homeless people staying here. originally, these two letters were donated by the state to help curb the homelessness crisis back in january. the pandemic hit, and they were reallocated. >> this is for our seniors, are medically vulnerable, who we know are most acceptable to the virus. >> reporter: because her condition, gina needs access to oxygen 24 seven. saturday, the power went out, proceeded to use her emergency supply. >> she is s

. >>> our susie stein connected with one of these scammers personally. she shows us how your identity. >> it's really hard to actually decipher between what's real and what's fake. >> when aj baxter found this three bed room three bathroom apartment listed for 19.25 a month in san jo

they will pass this virus amongst themselves and then bring it home to mom,, dad, grandpa and aunt susie. and they will get sick. we don't really know the role of children and spreading the virus. iwi think many school systems will open. other school systems will be more careful. that has been the circumstance around the globe. some countries have had the school systems open, others not. for sure, we ought to go very, very carefully and have good surveillance and have as much good infection control, social distancing in the schools as possible. which is not an easy thing to do with young children. stu and i have to ask if there's been a small but growing number of cases with children with some pretty severe cases of covid-19 and some severe symptoms as a pandemic.this >> guest: that is exactly correct we didn't say they're uninfected the rates of disease are profoundly lower there been children who have died, and now just recently within the last couple three weeks, we have discovered this new syndrome this pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome seems to be occurring in some childre

do this see if you've got enough time to mention everything the next leg still suhoor this is susie sue 30 and sooth 30 five's. fighter aircraft and bombers together these would actually be used in syria. operations against the hardest terrorist they're. studying is absolutely stunning footage. after this rushes to the most famous arab batiks the flying me 20 times and sue 30 in the diamond cuban guy live with me she says this is. selling celebrating and congratulating russians. with the 9th of may and capping the parade . a formation that sue 25 rounds that their great aircraft streaking across moscow and things in the sky in the russian trying to land in the flag of the russian federation. and that's it ladies and gentlemen at least at least we got our airship. yes indeed we did we enjoyed it every war veteran has a gripping story to tell of course and we wanted you to get in touch with these heroes so. as many of you could could join our victory e-mail project so we got in contact with them we asked you to send the letters in and so you did here are some of those heartfelt letters of

and susie s. who are fed up by now want to drive an electric car so that's how it started in 2015 with people who wanted an alternative to a boring old tesla basically an i pad on wheels they wanted to reinvent their own beloved car. also tackles much larger vehicles his company clean logistics fits a truck tractor units with fuel cells keep green subzero emissions freight transport and would like to cooperate with large truck manufacturers but why has the response been so underwhelming. i don't know and to be perfectly honest i don't care because it's not our job to lecture some big manufacturer. convert vehicles and i'm not interested in why others aren't doing it now the main thing is we can show that it can be done. once a vehicle arrives we start to read everything out. like with a skeleton here all that's left is the frame and the front axle. and then we rebuild the rear axle tanks behind the cab and the fuel cells on the left and right down the middle of the ladder frame everything you need

do this see if you've got enough time to mention everything the next legs to the soup this is susie forsooth 30 and sue 30 five's. fighter aircraft and bombers together these would actually be. used in syria's operations against the hardest terrorists there. studying for it is absolutely stunning footage. after the x. rushes to the most famous arab batiks the flying me 20 times of su 30 in the diamond cuban guy live with me she says this is. selling celebrating and congratulating russians. with the 9th of may and capping the parade. a formation that suit 25 rounders that their great aircraft streaking across moscow and things in the sky in the russian try to land in the flag of the russian federation. and that's it ladies and gentlemen at least at least we got our air show. yeah we did great to see it to every veteran as a gripping story to tell of course and we wanted to put you directly in touch with those war heroes we've contacted as many as we could try with our victory e-mail project and ask you to write in with your messages to thank some of the mirror from to me i'll take a 30 minute

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so susie and mark were sweet enough to let me stay with them for the last two months.the 14th of march two days ago -- two months ago. i had gone back after being there with them. i came home to do rehearsals for the tour we didn't get to do went back, and we were going to plan the funeral, have it ready to go and this quarantine started. so we got to -- it was a true blessing, hoda, it really was. i got to stay there at mama's house and help susie and clean everything out we had so many great times going through drawers and boxes and found pictures we had never seen before we cried, we laughed, we toasted mama it was just an absolute huge blessing to get to do that. >> reba, it's so funny i was reading your instagram page when you paid tribute to your mom, jacqueline, and you wrote this i thought it was beautiful cancer might think it won the battle but we're giving god credit for giving her the time to go home she was ready to see our daddy have you pictured that moment, them seeing each other >> thousands of times. yeah then friends who have parents and loved ones w

it goes all the way back to 1998 i recognize jill and i recognize susie, and there's a guy in betweenn daly, i think from the mtv beach house in jersey we need carson back. carson, you there? >> oh, my gosh, look at that hi, jill, hi, susie, where you been >> we wanted to come up this summer to get another picture. but corona ruined our plans. >> well, listen, let's plan on it the minute that we're all back, please, come up and see us and i would love to take -- that's going to be 22 years later. that's crazy but you guys look great. and i love you. >> thank you. >> thanks! >> we love you guys. all right, thank you i know you planned that trip to new york, and carson's right, we'll wait for you to come see us thanks, guys. >> by the way -- we want to give more love to the whole wall. >> we love to show the wall at the end. it's important. >> one more time can we do it the whole wall, everybody. yeah, to the grads, the people getting married tomorrow, to all the families, cheers to 60, you guys, thanks for hanging out >>> if you want to get in on this, what are you waiting for, today.c

susie is right, isn't she, matt, that it goes beyond politics?of parents say they did not have access to childcare when they had covid—19 and were in similar position to dominic cummings and a third said they were more likely to break the rules now as a result. that is the most important thing for i think often in these political scandals we focus very much on the political party affected so how many tory mps are calling to sack dominic cummings buti tory mps are calling to sack dominic cummings but i think this will very much be focused on how the public responds in the next week and coincidentally we have something being launched tomorrow, the test and trace that scheme, which is probably going to be the most important aspect of the government's handling of the crisis. within days, we will have a very clear proof of whether the public are going to comply with what is going to be really ha rd comply with what is going to be really hard instructions to self—isolate for two weeks. we have had nearly three months of lockdown and some people, when r

. >>> keep sending your stories and your ideas to project home and see all of susie's reporting on ourebsite. >>> a twitter employee is on life support tonight. the innocent victim of a shooting in san francisco's mission district. caught in a hail of gunfire when someone fired 50 to 60 shots. tonight twitter is full of condolences and tributes to the 22-year-old. he graduated from cal last year where he was part of the student government. friends remember him as a man of passion and drive. >> one of the most inspiring things about him is he was someone you knew was going to make a difference in whatever community he was apart of. it's obviously heartbreaking but i try to remember that every time i think of him. >> courtney tweeted about enjoying a burrito in delores park moments before the shooting. police are not commenting about the crime other than to say it's unacceptable. >>> tonight juul confirms it's moving its headquarters from san francisco to washington, d.c. but will maintain a presence here in the bay area. the wall street journal reports the restructuring will include cut

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host: from susan in columbus, ohio, you are next. , this is susie calling from columbus, ohio. i enjoy your program but i am all for wearing the mask and i'm going to do anything that will help the older generation as well as anyone get this virus and i think governor dewine is doing an excellent job. we should continue to protect other people and not be selfish by not wearing a mask. host: are you not concerned about your own health as you are out and about? caller: i'm very concerned about my own health but i also want to be considerate of others. goodnk the mask is a very preventive action for us to take. it doesn't take that much to put one on. host: washington, this is rick. caller: hi, this is rick. host: go ahead. caller: yeah, i don't personally wear a mask that i don't object to people who do. becausebject to is just they think it's a good idea they should foist it off on everyone else. andrsonally carry a gun i've been an armed guard for years. thing for's a safe people to do but i would never demand that everyone carry a gun just to make other people feel safe. it do

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following the death of a black man in place custody earlier this week a police officer involved in need susie arrested also coming up. the european union the u.s. and britain want china not to impose a strict new security law on one called the beijing tells them where it's identified.

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. >> reporter: susie's dad, walter, is one of more than 100,000 veterans and family members buried heren san bruno. >> my dad died in vietnam leaving seven kids behind. ♪ >> reporter: the stories connected to each gravestone come pouring out. >> men still call me to this day to tell me what a wonderful man i was, but even though he was an officer, he took time to talk to people, to make sure they were okay. >> reporter: from a proud daughter to a grateful son. >> i only had one father in my whole life. >> reporter: this family came to thank uncle tony for his service in the persian gulf war. >> he grew up locally in san bruno. he was my husband's best friend growing up. >> reporter: during cona mourners say a memorial day family feels more important than ever. >> it just reminds you what's important, and that's family and honoring our family that's passed on and that has fought for our own freedoms. ♪ >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> in the south bay, the los gatos memorial park is used to inviting hundreds of guests for their memorial day remembrance. this year only a han

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so i would be often -- i learned from warren's wife, susie, if you can go in anonymously, i will go into many rural settings, a woman from the west. a pair of khaki pants and a t-shirt. i will give you an example. i was in northern india. i visited a health clinic. so i went into a village. i talked to a woman. by the time i was finished, i had one last question. i said so, "what hope do you have?" her name was mina -- "what hope do you have?" she looked down for a long time. she cast her eyes down. i thought, "oh, no, i have asked something inappropriate." she finally looked up at me and said, "the truth is, i have no hope. i have no hope for feeding this child or that one or educating child or that one or educating them. please, take them home with you." and when that happens -- it was not the first time it had happened to me -- it is heartbreaking. to see a woman who loves her -- clearly loves her sons that much, but to know they would be better off going home with a stranger, that is heartbreaking. and that is the story of women, many women and families around the world. david: annua

life changing i was the one in the audition susie had 0 on there i did one up so the wonder years in 1988 little guest star nothing else on the resume and this is 2 years later i was really close to giving up acting because nothing was happening and you know you have to make a living and i was about 27 years old i guess and i and i did a jack in the box commercial and somebody from universal saw me on it called me in and for callbacks later i was on a plane i was living in to luke luke hartman i was on a plane to seattle to live for the next 14 years i mean it really that one audition changed my life we we got up there they put us in these little boat. you know houses with you know dishes and forks and knives for the 1st season so we all lived together dissolute fish at the apartment and we really got to bond and know each other on morrow jean turner ameri corps veteran john cullen well i mean we're literally next door to each other and. and we're all of you know none of us knew seattle's who are all live in the outskirts of seattle about 45 minutes outside of the city and. just grea

died after being held in prison for 2 years without trial directed a music video mocking president susi when it went viral and social media he was taken to the tora prison it's not clear what caused his death he was 24 years old. north korea's leader kim jong un has made his 1st public appearance in nearly 3 weeks state media broadcast images which appear to show kim opening a fertilizer factory u.s. president donald trump shared one of the photos on twitter saying he's glad kim is back and well speculation had been rife about the leader's health and whereabouts as roma bride reports from seoul. he's in good spirits and seemingly in good health after disappearing from public view for nearly 3 weeks north korean leader kim jong un reemerged in style to open a fertilizer plant. the pictures on state run television said to be from an event on friday seemed to be north korea's answer to world the growing speculation about kim's health. online news sites and some news organizations have been quoting sources that said kim was gravely ill even brain dead after a surgical procedure gone wrong.

fischer is from georgetown university and says the needs to be more planning for the autumn months when susie's begins i think what dr bright did today was called attention to the next steps that absolutely have to happen to make sure that we are prepared to respond to cope at 19 not just now but as we go into fall when the when the situation becomes much more complex as we approach the typical flu season. i'm worried i'm concerned what he pointed out about the lack of planning is something that we should be paying attention to and following through and not simply dismissing as a political concern it's absolutely critical that we plan and prepare to respond going forward this is why it's so important in any event like this particularly a pandemic of this this magnitude that there is a public health expert with the technical expertise out front to help give good solid advice and help both the public and decision makers understand what is effective and to avoid rumors or any treatment that might in the end actually risky for their health i am concerned that we don't always have the scientists and

keep sending the stories to projectrome@cbs.com to see all of susie's reporting on our web site. >> trafficis ramping up a bit for us. >> it certainly is, especially in sbatraffi collision blocking all lanes on northbound 85 on blossom hill road. not a lot of details yet with ehp headed out to the scene so no word yet if injuries are involved. if you plan to take 85 i would stick to 101 until they clear that out of lanes and even boston hill might be a god alternate in the meantime. picking up a little bit on the northbound 101 side near the 280 split, looking a lot better with a few brake lights north bound as you head towards the add connector off of 101, coming out of the south bay. is certainly getting crowded out of the altamont pass and the central valley into livermore. dirty five minute drive time to go from the 205 connector toward 680 two connect to the dublin interchange. the delays built into tracy beyond mount house was speeds down 14 miles per hour. that area and traffic pattern is certainly back in business. westbound 37 with brake lights nodents incidents, just a litt and if

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susie just tweet head and said it's a little windy in san francisco. you can see that sfo, 26 miles per hour, with gusts up to 33 this morning. 13 in concord. 12 mile per hour winds in hayward, and livermore, 18 for fairfield. we'll see mostly sunny skies, útime of the year. ghs for this the winds will be increasing. nearly winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. i'll show you future cast winds in just a moment. we are going to see those temperatures soaring this hoday inland. let's show you the satellite and radar view. there's this low pressure system up across the pacific northwest. that will drop a dry cold front our way. that's why the winds will be picking up as we go through our afternoons futurecast wind gusts. you can see the winds increasing along the coast and around the bay as we head through our afternoon. we've been talking abt this warm holiday weekend, and especially for memorial day. we'll see highs inland in the mid-to-upper 50s on monday. sunshine, low 70s for the coast. check out our daytime highs this afternoon. 57 in san jose. for the east

. >> susie, i believe you have a comment, as well. >> yeah. thank you for this update. i just want to get clarity on a couple of things and so the amendment is for 678,000, right? and that is just to cover the remediation of the building that you listed, correct. >> yes, and also a component of that, i believe, $33,000 in that amount is for the affordable housing and analysis plan. >> got it and by analysis plan, what are we talking about feasibility, layouts. >> more a study plan. maybe sherry can speak to that program. >> i can speak, rich. that is two-fold. one, i mentioned the work that we're doing with g irinsler associates, as well as the assistance that one treasure island gave us in preparing our infill infrastructure grant application. >> got it. so it's like architectural application, that makes sense. and given it's for this fiscal year up in june, sherry, of the 1.79 million that you guys have, is there any left over in that budget? what's the spend-to-date for that? >> almost all of that is spend-to-date because we already did a major remediation job alread

susie from san francisco spent the day with her husband and two sons. they had an improvised brunch of take out on the closest flat surface they could find. so sweet. >>> well, a family also had a creative way to celebrate mother's day. they channeled a famous scene from the movie "love actually" while keeping their distance. >> we love you so much. happy mother's day. >> thank you. >> oh, that is sweet. a mother took her four children to see their grandmother at her home. they held up written signs to tell her how much they love her. they wanted to come up with a special way to show her how much they appreciate her. that is so sweet. it was definitely a different mother's day. trying to figure out how you could be there and show your love but not be there. i tried to order my mom breakfast from uber eats and they never showed up. >> really. >> they kept stretching the time and i said, sorry, mom, we'll try again for lunch. >> that's not your fault. did she end up getting a meal? >> for lunch. she just gave up on breakfast. >> okay. >> so, i made up for