so people are now swiping, swiping, swiping maybe low find somebody a little hotter a little richer littleore interesting, maybe someday i don't fight with. until they keep swiping and swiping but they don't end up choosing anyone at all. in this study just came out last week, half of americans are not in a romantic relationship, 65% of high school kids have never had a romantic relationship now if you go back to world war ii, a lot of people married their high school sweethearts will where is that they don't have that now. it's change the dynamics of everything. >> host: one of the reasons i brought that up and another reasons they're doomed is the swiping swiping is kinda easy come easy go for dates. you can get a date so easily that people just disappear it's called ghosting. they take off the don't ever contact the person again they don't text some of you might've ghosted someone it one time or another, that's what they are doing and guess what, this same idea of swiping and the choice overload in the ghosting is now happening in the workplace. because there is this idea you go on link

people now are swiping swiping swiping to meet another day. maybe he'll find some of a little hotter, little richard, a little interesting. maybe someone i don't fight with. so they keep swiping and swiping but you don't end up choosing anyone at all. a new study just came out in fact, last week, half of americans are not in a romantic relationship, and 65% of high school kids have never had a romantic relationship now. now, if you go back to world war ii a lot of people buried there high school sweetheart. you might've known people he did that. what high school sweetheart now? i don't have that. it's changing the dynamic of everything. one of the reasons i brought that up, another thing they're doing by the way with all the swiping, swiping is easy come easy go for dates. you could get a date so easily that people just disappeared. it's called ghosting. they just take off and they don't ever contact the person again. they don't text. some of you might've ghosted somebody at one time or another but that's what they're doing. guess what. this s

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people go, "oh, nah — swipe left," but for something like loveisblind and loveisquarantine, like i saidhe first date has even begun, excitement is building up in the comment. so, must admit, bit nervous. let‘s see how this goes. hey, olivia. how are you? and as i‘m talking away, i realise that there‘s little to worry about, largely in part because i‘m not focusing on anything except the conversation. ok, i‘ve just had my first date and it kind of feels like the ‘90s, where if you had a penpal via letter or via e—mail, you wouldn‘t see them until you actually met them in real life, but it‘s refreshed for a social media generation. right now i‘m about to send a video talking about the date and how it went for everyone to see. we‘re excited, so keep us posted. let's go! we believe in love! but after this lockdown is over, will there still be a place for loveisquara ntine? for others that do consistently use dating apps, i feel like something similar to loveisquarantine actually is a better option — it‘s just a lot more of an intentional, ifeel like, sort of approach. it's hard because i kn

people are swiping swiping swiping.aybe they will find someone a little richer or little more hotter interesting. maybe 70 and don't fight with. so they keep swiping but the doughnut choosing. in a new study just came out last week. half of americans, are not in emmett romantic relationship . 65 percent of high school kids have never had a romantic relationship now. if you go back to world war ii. a lot of people wearing their high school sweethearts. well we don't have that now. it's really changing the dynamics of everything. in one of the reasons i brought that up. another thing that they are doing right now with all the swiping is an easy come easy go. you can get a date so easily the people just disappear. it is called ghosting. just take off. they don't ever contact the person's. but that's what they're doing. and guess what. the same idea of the swiping in this choice overload, and the ghosting is happening in the workplace. there's this idea that you go on monster or linkedin, there's this endless link of jobs a

the same idea swiping and choice overload and ghosting is not happening in the workplace because there's this idea on my answers and in the amount of jobs available and people are ghosting employers thinking they can just get another one and another one. this idea of the endless choices is chasing peoples world to commit something. maybe there's something better out there. we had a job romantic relationship, there changing the dynamics of commitment because of this in this seat of choices available changing the qualities of adulthood, exchanging means. geologists who studied the five markers. depleting school, leaving home, becoming financially independent full-time job, marrying and having a child. if we go back to 1960 by age 30, 77% of women at 65% of men say they have achieved all five by early 30. if you fast forward to now, it's less than half of 30-year-old women and a third of the fan. in a sense, we are living in a period of extended adolescence and that's part of the qualities of an tethering on these traditional measures of adulthood. some people say we unhook from these devic

tender and bumble and all this stuff they were just swiping. it becomes a game.ut what's happened is it's presenting this idea that you have an unlimited sea of choices in front of you in terms of romantic relationships, so what did you think that with this sea of choices that we would find just the right choice for you? but what happens come and we see this in consumer psychology there is a paradox of choice and the idea is it's kind of funny but the more choices you have it makes it more difficult to choose. they did a study where have you ever been in a store or some markets where they are giving out samples of food or cheese or something like that, they have a table setup an set up and they g to give you something? they set it up with tables of jam and the first day there are 24 varieties and they said here's all of these different jams. try anyone you want, and they gave then theyget a coupon to br that. the second day they came back and instead of 24 varieties they only gave six varieties, six choices and the same coupon to buy the jar of jam. commonsensica

. >>> would you swipe left or swipe right for dr. anthony fauci? as you know he's in the limelight now, but as it turns out some have been eyeing him for year. a romance novel endings" said he inspiration. she said she found him, quote, unbelievably attractive and charismatic. i will add another quote. she said, i thought he was really sexy. >> well, friends, i did some digging back in the vault and found old school pictures of dr. anthony fauci. >> and? >> okay? and? >> share, please. >> he had a little glam nerd look. looks like your favorite little doctor, like if he came to see you, you would be happy, like, okay, hi. >> also, i mean, smart is cute. we know he is smart. okay? >> yes. i will send you all the pictures. >> have i ever sent you a picture of your doctor? >> oh, no. >> you are not ready. >> i have seen it. yes. definitely swipe right on that one, right? >> yes, yes, yes. >> i am not mad at at >> i make an appointment for no reason. >> virtual appointments. >> all this time i was looking at my doctor the wrong way. who knew? let's tal

biden spent sunday taking swipes at the president criticizing trump's stance on health care, climatehange and his decision to go golfing this weekend. trump firing back between his events monday, blasting biden for being weak on china and his handling of trade. the president even taking a swipe at biden for wearing a mask retweeting a photo of biden with the caption, this might help explain why trump doesn't like to wear a mask in public. it comes as trump puts new pressure on another democrat. >> when people gather together, one person can be the spark to spread the virus to many. >> reporter: with indoor entertainment venues still closed in north carolina, the president is threatening to move the republican national convention from charlotte if governor roy cooper is unable to guarantee that by august we will be allowed full attendance in the arena. the governor says north carolina is working with republicans but will rely on data to make any decisions about the convention. he will address the issue today at a news conference. trevor and mona. >> ines, thank you. >>> a setback this

and then when he was told he took a swipe at barack obama. listen to exactly what he said about his predecessor and his administration. >> look, he was an incompetent president of that's all i can say. guessly incompetent. thank you. >> short and succinct from president trump on his way back from camp david echl has been pressed during the last week or so when he alleged that his predecessor committed a crime. when pressed to elucidate exactly what that is he hasn't pinpointed it. he and his campaign have a message going into dove. they are trying to hit the former president because of course his vice president, joe biden is now his opponent in the general election. the president continued the attacks on twitter comparing both the obama/biden ticket and trying to bring it into 2020. we are seeing some of the 2016 playbook returning as we are only about five months and change away from the general election. andrea, the white house has forcefully pushed back on the predecessors comments. it is worth noting that this president's club that at tim

choices called choice overload it makes it harder for us to choose anything at all now people are swipingybe they will find someone a little hotter, richer, more interesting, someone i fight with they keep swiping but they don't choose anyone at all a new study came out last week half of americans are not in a romantic relationship and 65 percent of kids have not had a romantic relationship a lot of people marry their high school sweethearts now they don't have that. it is changing the dynamics of everything. another thing they are doing is easy come easy go for dates then you can just disappear. it's called ghosting then you never contact the person again and then guess what the same idea of the swiping and the choice overload and ghosting is now happening in the workplace because there is an idea you go on monster or this endless plethora of jobs available now people ghost employers thinking they can just get another and another. the endless sea of choices is changing people's willingness to commit because maybe there is something incrementally better out there whether a job or a romant

and i started swiping on bubble i think so much for that i swiped and probably got carpal tunnel in myy like meeting from the comfort of their home. >> you are beamed right into somebody's living room. >> took away the physical pressure and they could connect over the shared experience of quarantine. >> so i actually think that some of the conversations that we have are much deeper than if they were just sitting at a bar. >> my cheeky date was already planning to offer virtual speed dating, lockdowns sped that up. they have been surprised by how singles are putting in extra effort on their background as a way to stand out. >> when you go to a bar, you have to impress them with your outfit or your personality or your pickup line, so this is a way of picking up virtually. >> the singles also found a virtual date can act as a filter for who makes it to real life. >> if things start going south, i can shut the computer screen and walk away. >> darien board do dino would rather meet organically, but virtual dates give her something to look forward to. >> it's nice to see a person's reaction

president barack obama has made a veiled swipe at is excessive his handling of the pandemic saying it has turned back the curtain on american leadership speaking at a virtual ceremony to thousands of graduates he said they have to seize the initiative while the nation's leaders have fumbled more than anything this pandemic is fully finally torn back the curtain on the idea that so many of the folks in charge know what they're doing a lot of them aren't even pretending to be ensured that the world's going to get better it's going to be up to you and 2 companies based in the united arab emirates reportedly sent mercenaries to libya to support the warlord aletha hafta and his campaign against the un recognized government the bloomberg news agency says a confidential un report details how a team of western mercenaries were dispatched from dubai last year to help after his bid to capture the capital tripoli well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after listening post state you've done so much. the latest news as it breaks the mine sits within a valley surrounded

meanwhile there's this, president barack obama taking thinly veiled swipe in online commencement speechgraduates of historically black colleges and universities. mr. obama telling the class of 2020 the pandemic has exposed the lack of leadership from those who are, quote, pretending to be in charge. david spunt is live on the north lawn in the white house with more. hi, david. david: president trump to land in the north lawn after meeting with advisers. the president has repeatedly taken swipes at predecessor barack obama and president obama as you mentioned spoke in front of a class that was -- it was a virtual speech last night, here is what president trump had to say. >> the pandemic is fully finally torn back the curtain on the idea that so many of the folks in charge know what they are doing. a lot of them aren't even pretending to be in charge. if the world is going to get better it's going to be up to you. david: obama supporters say they did leave a playbook which was part of national security council. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell he echoed the obama criticism last wee

. >>> would you swipe left or swipe right for dr. anthony fauci?s a random question, but he's in the limelight right now and it turns out some may have been eyeing him for years now. yesterday on cnn, a romance novelist said dr. fauci was the inspiration for the lead character in her 1991 book, "happy endings." it follows a d.c. based doctor that gets into a steamy affair with the former first lady. she said when she met the white house expert years ago she found him to be unbelievably attractive and charismatic and went on to call the man sexy and wrote a whole book about it. >>> the most disappointing thing of the day is when you google the name of the book and find the cover of the book, the least sexy thing you have ever seen. i thought it was going to be a fabio sort of image, and it would be like dr. fauci but on a fabio body, but it's not. >> i am at work. i don't know if i could google all that. >> i put it on twitter. it's like two roses. it's so boring. >> my friend dug up some receipts from dr. fauci, and i will tweet those out. >> okay.

. >>> also, former president trump takes a thinly veiled swipe at president trump and his administration's coronavirus response. in two commencement addresses over the weekend. and the state department's inspector general becomes the latest watchdog to be fired by president trump. >>> good monday morning, everybody. it is may 18th and i'm yasmin vossoughian. we have a lot to cover this morning. the director of the cdc saying the united states is now on track to pass 100,000 covid-19 deaths on june 1st. that is exactly two weeks from now. the director says the estimate is based on 12 different models from top institutions, including columbia university and m.i.t. the u.s. brought the death toll this weekend to over 90,000. also, the president telling reporters on friday that vaccine or no vaccine, the country will reopen and america may have to fight through a resergence. >> vaccine or no vaccine, we're back. you virus or a influence comes and you fight through it and people sometimes -- i guess, we don't know exactly yet, but it looks like they become immune, at least for a short while or

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i imagine that when the reporter saw obama take a swipe at john, they were ready for trumps response, >> there was no question that donald trump was going to head back because barack obama did take a few. not by name. his handling of the pandemic, but it was relatively restrained when you consider obama gate, accusing his president of crim crimes, saying that he knew about it, as well as charging that he left this administration a depleted medical stockpile. barack obama is the most popular figure in the democratic party. in my view, he is walking a fine line between mildly criticizing travel ban being so aggressive that he overshadows joe biden. >> dana: i thought it was a little strange. i understand the desire to maybe take a shot, but i did think it was a little strange to do it at the virtual commencement address, which is supposed to be uplifting. more about hope and change. but i always believe that president obama believed that he could have beat president trump in 2016 if you were the candidate instead of hillary clinton, and i just have this feeling that he is itching to get

. >> reporter: the president also taking a swipe at his democratic opponent, former vice president joeen who unlike president trump wore a mask to his state's memorial monday. president trump sharing this tweet making fun of biden's choice >> he's a fool, an absolute fool to talk that way >> reporter: and most stunningly from president trump's latest tweets falsely suggesting former republican congressman and "morning joe" anchor joe scarborough may have been personally involved in the 2001 death of one of his staffers and should be investigated investigators determined years ago lori died from losing consciousness from an abnormal heart rhythm. her death a tragic accident, but that has not stopped the president prom questioning whether scarborough got away with murder. her widower in a letter appealing directly to twitter's ceo. i'm asking you intervene in this instance because the president of the united states is taking something that does not belong to him, the memeralory of my dead wife, adding my wife deserves better and condemning the president from repeating the debunked falseh

. >> the president also taking a swipe at his democratic opponent, former vice president joe biden whonlike president trump wore a mask to his state's memorial monday. president trump sharing this tweet making fun of biden's choice >> he's a fool, an absolute fool to talk that way >> reporter: and most stunningly from president trump's latest tweets falsely suggesting former republican congressman and morning joe anchor joe squacarborough may have been personally involve in the 2001 one death of his one of staffers. attorneys determined years ago that lorry died after losing consciousness from an abnormal heart rhythm. her death a tragic accident but that has not stopped the president prom questioning whether scarborough got away with murder. her widow appealing to the ceo. the president of the united states is taking something that does not belong to him, the memory of my dead wife and perverted for perceived political gain, adding my wife deserves better and condemning the president for the debunked falsehood that she was murdered by her boss. scarborough's wife reading from the lett

using the one time we have seen him on this platform as you said for graduates to make a not so vailed swipe at president trump. but it was also, i thought interesting this weekend, we saw a story in "the washington post" that said the biden campaign is working very hard to baiferl turn the other cheek. they don't want to fall into the trap that so many other politicians since the rise of donald trump's candidacy in 2015 have fallen into which is they try to engage him in these twitter battles and they almost always lose. and at the same time you have a lot of democrats, we saw this in the primary, judy, so many democratic voters who are desperate to see their candidates go after donald trump in the way that donald trump goes after their candidates, goes after president obama, goes after joe biden. joe biden doesn't want to do this. he knows that his brand essentially is empathy, compassion, turning the other cheek, doing the the right thing. that doesn't mean that other candidateses, i mean other politicians can't do it for him. so in this case president obama can be that person, can play t

it is one that i noticed in a chose not to correct when you swipe the credit card through it was so narrow the card would wobble and as a result it would be a misread. . . . . but the reaction was very different, if i use the big device, people were like ho-hum, nanother credit card reader, ifi use a small device, in the smithsonian, they were amazed, they were blown away, what just happened, remember the first time you saw the a car go through the square reader, you were impressed, everybody was impressed, i got your attention, we took a giant gamble at square to build a product that mechanically did not work all that well as it could but just got your attention and pull you away and look so cool and was fun to have and people were talking about it and people were like we just have to go for the cool, we went to something that was supercool in this day, squares readers, they would worked better if they were wider, but they are cool, they are great and the funny thing is, it turns out that 80% really dropped after a little bit of practice, what you practice a little bit you will get a good

he took a swipe at speaker nancy pelosi saying we have plenty of testing. maybe you need a new doctor over there, and in his words, crazy nancy, that nickname he has used for the house speaker, will use it as an excuse not to show up to work, but we should note, speaker pelosi has been on the hill and working in recent weeks and this was, again, bipartisan statement that also comes from mitch mcconnell. you see there the president didn't take a swipe at him, but what also is of concern here, especially for the physician on the hill, is that washington, d.c. hasn't yet met its peak in cases, they believe, so there is some question about these elderly senators returning and what could happen in the weeks to come. the house won't be back until later this month, alex. >> i want to confirm, there's no guarantee all 100 senators as they get back to work tomorrow will have been tested for covid-19. >> that's exactly right. they're going to be able to test those who have symptoms. as of now, not anyone who is asymptomatic. >> thank you for that. >> new today from n

host: well, twitter boss ck dorsey hit back and took this swipe at mark zuckerberg by tweeting, "thisoes not make us an arbiter of truth. our intention is to show the information in dispute so that people can judge for themselves ." anthony, president trump had threatened big action, and we are expecting that big action to be in this executive order, but when it comes to the actual executive order, when can we expected and what do we actually know about it? >> the latest we heard from the white house press secretary is they hope to have the executive order out sometime in the next few hours. it keeps getting pushed back because of the struggles that come with crafting an executive order that does something but does not violate the law. one thing this executive order is said to be targeting is a 1996 law that protects social media companies from being sued over speech on the site. you cannot hold twitter culpable for hate speech. the reality is, all this executive order may be doing is saying study this,, up with a plan, and then we will findut if there is something that can be done un

>> i'm not going to ask you guys which way you would swipe. spencer, i've always believed that an intelligent man is an attractive man. >> i hope that's true. >> larry? spencer? >> i think -- i think dr. fauci is a cool dude, and i want to be like him when i grow up. >> yes. spencer, i almost tempted to ask your iq based on the way youquei buow whire suppod ipe.'s a it's a thing. >> chris is sitting there quietly i'm not getting into this one, you guys. >> he's smart. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. family is all togetherect... and we switched to geico; saved money ohow could it get inany better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get d

. >> reporter: resident trump took a swipe at social media companies, accusing them of political bias. >> what they choose to fact check and ignore or promote is nothing more than a political activism group. >> reporter: president trump's executive order calls for the federal trade commission and the attorney general to take action and restrict the role social media companies play and monitoring the content they deliver. the move comes two days after twitter put out a fact check marker on a tweet by the president that claimed mail-in voting allowed fraud. at twitter headquarters in san francisco, several protesters said twitter should dump trump. select donald trump is spreading deadly lies through twitter and twitter has a duty to either fact check everything trump says on twitter, or to suspend his account. >> reporter: the debate centers on the 1996 communications decency act, which categorizes social media companies as distributors of information, rather than editorial publishers. the intent was to provide protection for moving content, such as pornography or copyright infringemen

during a commencement speech the graduates of the black colleges former president obama took a swipe at the current administration's handling of covid-19 >> more than anything, this pandemic is fully finally torn back the curtain on the idea that so many of the folks in charge know what they are doing. a lot of them aren't even pretend i pretending to be in charge all those adults that used to think were in charge and knew what they were doing turns out they don't have all the answers. a lot of them aren't even asking >> he was an incompetent president. that's all i can say thank you. >> this comes amid-heightened tensions between the white house and cdc over the handling of the pandemic >>> let's take you to los angeles where authorities have launched a criminal probe into the warehouse explosion that injured at least 11 firefighters 8 still remain hospitalized. officials say the explosion happened a at a commercial building in the toy district that house high ily flammable butane erin mclaughlin gives us the latest >> reporter: in downtown los angeles a criminal investigation under

from the entrances where you swipe to the turn wheels here, guardrails, escalators, anything anyone mightir hands on has been wiped down and disinfected. the mta has added 1100 bus services to their routes for folks who have been affected by the overnight closures and free car rides for those who can't access the bus services. for new yorkers and all americans feel safe and comfortable about commuting again, public transit must be clean. >> extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures a phe o . >> this is the last stop on the train. >> reporter: just before closing down new york's subways, mta chairman and c.e.o. pat foye called this the most extensive cleaning operation in their history. it will cost hundreds of millions of dollars and displace ten to 11,000 overnight subway riders. but foye says it's necessary. >> it's inconvenient. that is why for essential workers and first responders, we put this extraordinary level of bus service on. >> we're out there up close and personal with a lot of these people. you know, we don't know who is sick. we don't know who is not. >> reporter:

takes another swipe at china it says beijing could have prevented the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people around the world. the british prime minister gets a grilling from the new opposition leader as he defends his handling of the corona virus outbreak. the u.k. was slow. slow in testing slow and tracing and slowing the supply of protective equipment. the polarized parliament in spain plans for a 4th extension to the log.

if you're wearing a mask swipe up once from the bottom of the screen and you'll see the option to enter your passcode. >>> bloomberg says the company will allow facebook workers to return july 6th. offices limited to 25% capacity and staff will reportedly undergo regular temperature checks and be required to wear face masks. >>> finally, one of the biggest podcasting deals ever. joe rogan is taking his pod cast, "the joe rogan experience" to spotify in a deal likely worth more than $100 million. rogan's full library will be moving exclusively to spotify. his video podcasts will no longer be available on youtube. those are your techbytes. have a great day. >>> a bald eagle tries to take the fast lane, but not in the air. a group effort to rescue it from freeway traffic. >>> pretty much whatever you want, there is an app for that. silicon valley is working on apps to help you get safely back to work. >>> and we know a lot of people are struggle to cope with the feeling of isolation and other challenges brought on by the shelter-in-place. that's why abc7 news is hosting a town hall on ment

protections to get back to work so we need to keep an eye on those and make sure governments hard swiping off those cheap protections in the name of the economy and rebuilding and getting people back as we fight hard for those and they're going to protect us in the future to see. what would be the most impactful sentence that you can deliver to people remember. well i agree with my 2 wonderful colleagues here i would summarize by saying our transition to sustainability has never been as risible and never been as achievable as it is right now let us not miss this operation. out thank you very much for helping us explore the connection change the current vice president make our environment and climate change plans in place of much xenix to take. business leaders just want to find a bra spot. for . business leaders is both to buy no bra spot. frank assessments why is it only struggling to cope with the number of coronavirus pillar to take really aggressive action with them behind her and in depth analysis of the dates global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. a diverse range of stories fr

i chose not to correct when you're swiping a credit card, it was so narrow that the card would wobble. as a result would be a mystery. 80% would work in the 20% and was a wobble. to solve this problem until another reader this wide and tested it and everybody was 100% without we build a tiny little and it was not for reasons like that. but the reaction was very different. if i use the big device and if i use the small device the one in the smithsonian, they were amazed. remember the first time he saw cargo through square reader. i got your attention. we took a giant gamble at square to build a product that mechanically did not work that well as it could but just got your attention and pull you away and look so cool and fun to have and people were talking about it and they said i think you just have to go for the cool, and to this day squares readers would work better if they were wider but they are cool, they are great and the funny thing is that 80% really drops after little bit of practice, went to practitioner get a good reading. so we discovered by making a product that was less t

and once they were using it they were showing off to their friends about how good they were at swiping the square. >> host: that is a major gamble and it reminds me of one part of the book you talk about the distinction between entrepreneurs and business people. could you talk a little bit about that? >> guest: i was trying to discover what allowed square to survive amazon. in the process i sell this thing called an innovation stack and i wanted to tell the world about it. i've got to draw this or write this but i've got to tell the story. i immediately realized that the english language does not have a word for this sort of process i was describing. the process i was describing was building a business but not a business that hemond done before. so how do describe someone who goes out and starts a business that's an entrepreneur. but i have a friend of mine who start a coffee company he's an entrepreneur he opened a coffee company he has coffee shops. but coffee shops have been around for centuries. you know how to make a coffee shop or if you don't know how to make a coffee shop you c

which was when you were swiping a credit card through it was so narrow that the card would wobble as it would go through and as a result of that it would result in a mystery. about 80% of the time in about a it would work. in the 20% would not. this is a result of my testing. dissolve the problem i built another reader that was not wide and tested it and everybody was 100% without. so the question is why did we build a tiny little device that did not work as well as the big device and it was not for cost reasons or anything like that. >> interpret the reaction was very different. if i use the big device, people were like another credit card reader, if i use the small device, one is in the smithsonian they were amazed. they were blown away. what just happened. remember the first time you saw a car go through a square read reader, you were impressed, everybody was impressed, and got your attention so we took a gamble was great to build a product that mechanically did not work all that well as it could. but it just got your attention and will you away and looked so cool and was fun to h

president threatens big action after his tweets are fact checked, and he faces new criticism-- the subtle swipedr. anthony fauci. and graduates, start your engines. commencement at the race track. e "cbs evening "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. l. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us. as we come on the air tonight, more than 100,000 lives have been lost to the coronavirus nationwide. s,0,000 mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, sons and daughters, 100,000 teachers and nurses, lawyers and bus drivers, 100,000 souls lost not to a war or to terrorism, but to a virus t ex didn't exist just a few months ago, to an illness that does not discriminate or show mercy. and while the spread of the virus had shown some signs of slowing, tonight, there is growing concern that the rate of infections is once again rising in half of u.s. states just as those states are lifting restrictions. now, that news comes at the same time the c.d.c. is issuing a anrning about those antibody tests many were relying on to see if they had immunity to the v

we're going to use a nasal swab it will be self-administered so you will be given the swab for you to swipe your own nose and i'm going to do it. >>you're going to do it i need side and you're going to leave it for 10 seconds i want to do that all time and the other side 10 seconds and i won't do it for the whole time you put it into a little container with a viral medium for transport and that's it now again testing is free, but you have to sign up online you can't walk down here get a test if to sign up online and then drive down here you can go to kron 4 dot com. we have a link with more information but for now in the south bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>we want to bring you new details now on the fire that broke out this afternoon i'm sam sale on bascom avenue kron four's jason dumas says there he joins us live with the latest. what do we know jason. >>well fortunately we don't know a lot yet we know is a second alarm fire. and it's right here on bascom and you know they it started a couple hours ago and they close off the street going in both directions and they opened it up about

know i have so the latest ios update includes a modified version of its face id feature so if you swipe up once while wearing a face mask covering you'll immediately be able to enter your passcode the previous feature force you to wait a few seconds before entering right. so the new iowa i o s also lets you use apps created by public health agencies that send you a notification if you've been in contact with someone who has tested positive for covid-19 that's major. is blocking off middle seats into the summer to help fight the spread of the coronavirus the company is extending the policy through the 4th of july so families and groups traveling together. well now be allowed to use middle seats asked for planes without middle seats, the airline will block the aisle seats jetblue had earlier announced that it would limit the number of seats available on most flights to allow for extra space. well the oakland a's are reportedly refusing to pay its one million rent for the coliseum due to the team's inability to actually use it because of the pandemic so the team released a statement saying

we're going to use a nasal swab it will be self-administered so you will be given the swab for you to swipe your own nose and i'm going to do it. >>you're going to do it i need side and you're going to leave it for 10 seconds i want to do that all time and the other side 10 seconds and i won't do it for the whole time you put it into a little container with a viral medium for transport and that's it now again testing is free, but you have to sign up online you can't walk down here get a test if to sign up online and then drive down here you can go to kron 4 dot com. we have a link with more information but for now in the south bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>help is on the way for small businesses and the city of antioch the city council is considering a stimulus package to support local stores hammered by the pandemic from first felipe de gaulle reports the package could include really fun things like business license fees, grants and loans. >>mayor shawn wright is hope for most small businesses in his city will make it through the covid-19 pandemic but there will inevitably be some th

itemsur regular household , you want to swipe it with a disinfectant. gun -- aer or heat hairdryer might not be hot enough to kill the virus. temperature.ained it needs the sustained height to kill it, to activate it in a laboratory setting. a freezer might kill it but i suspect what the freezer is doing is preserving the virus. i don't know if it will kill or denature at the freezing temperatures. it might not. i hope that answers your question. disinfectant is probably the better choice. caller: i've been a nurse for a long time working primarily with the pediatric population, i was wondering has there been any correlation drawn between children that have contracted with the kawasaki type that have or have not received vaccines in the past? host: let me take that because we are running short on time. are you understanding the question? tost: i think she's trying dry correlation between the development of kawasaki syndrome following covid-19 with that correlated with possible prior vaccination use. i don't think there is any correlation as far as that

when we are demanding more from essential workers than ever before that people who punch a clock or swipe a batch, people who take care of our families, mostly women, often lack and round workers, you might think they will all be getting a huge raise. our economy is supposed to reward people whose talents are in high demand. that is what we are taught. but that is not happening. workers are getting left behind again. as essential workers go home to their families, after a long stressful day, they are wondering how they will pay their rent, afford another week of groceries, and how they wil might infect their families. those are the ones working. how about the americans that have been laid off because of this crisis? when we passed the cares act we try to address this. we try to make sure that the money would not just go to wall street like it usually does. we wanted to make sure the fed and treasury. this money directly into workers pockets. we did not want it to see it to go to gas and oil companies. those activities pose an existential threat to essential workers in our economy. chairma

protections to get back to work so we need to keep an eye on those and make sure governments hard swiping off those cheap protections in the name of the economy and rebuilding and getting people back as we fought hard for those and they're going to protect us in the future. what will be the most impactful sentence that you can deliver to people remember. well i agree with my 2 wonderful colleagues here i would summarize by saying our transition to sustainability has never been as isabeau and never been as achievable as it is right now let us not miss this operation. thank you very much for helping us explore the connection between each time to make our environment and climate change plans in place much next time take it. in for those the weather and the well north america that it was her there could be busy and i mean what. bad as with caught on the rubber and. publishable model and going to be and was are there plans on not our mother caught on a 2nd and not all of them the most other than bob a bar of the. fly ability or. the math that we have been asthma what man and the medical cool.

will now be able to swipe up from the bottom of their locked screens and type in a passcode, if their covered. who says graduations can't be special this year? nashville's dontrell spencer was overcome with emotion as he was awarded his diploma in a drive-througher ceremony. the graduate of pearl-cohn high school thanked his mentors as he made his way along the procession. the school's principal said dontrell always wanted to make his mother happy by graduating. aw. congratulations. the naval academy's class of 2020 got a big surprise today at its swearing in. at the precise moment that the new officers made their traditional hat toss, the navy's blue angels streaked through the sky overhead. the graduate' families couldn't be there, but the surprise helped make the ceremony extra special. how cool is that? gives you the goose bumps. up nwant perfect activity for the pandemic. biking is suddenly more popular than ever. tohappen eve day opg tthe moment they realize they can du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthm

swiping pools acos the state are not able to open.ne expert says it's hard to predict pause of because of the unknowns from covid-19. >> that had things like improper sewage pipes and things like that. >> when pools are reopen in the bay area, locker rooms will remain closed and extra safety measures will be in place for life guards as well. >> some twitter employees may never have to return to the office and that's because the company is giving us more than 5,000 employees the ability or option to work from home forever. as ktvu looks at how the pandemic is looking how america works. >> you can become more productive if you collaborate more in a face to face setting. >> the self-employee attorney not a fan of working at home. twitter is making the idea a permanent option for some. in a blog post entitled hash tag lover wherever you work. the company based in san francisco wrote if our employees are in a roll and situation, enable them to work from home. we want to continue to do so forever. >> as we all deal with the covid-19 challen

by swiping up to enter your pass code.will be a few weeks before the update is widely available. >>> as part of our making it in the bay series, we look at how renters are being impacted. new research from the turner center out of uc berkeley finds more than 16 million renter households in the u.s. have at least one worker who lost a job or income. 43% of people in that group were already struggling to pay their rent. in california, that number is 50%, meaning half of renters impacted financially by the coronavirus were already having a hard time paying rent. >>> up next, the 49ers excited about their new player that they just traded for. 320 pounds, he's a big dude. we'll hear from him. ♪ 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 until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> okay. the 49ers just got bigger. 320 pounds bigger. >>