sue terry: that's the story. in looking at some of the various parts of his personality the race parts of his life. and i build to that . towards policy recommendation. that was designed it to show that it's not just about security guarantees. then he requires a hospital outside world. he tried to justify his rain. the problem with president trump's approach about this is that having great real estate and kim does not want the american entrepreneurs running around in this country putting up mcdonald's franchises. he does not want people building railroads or fixing the infrastructure for him. because he does not want north koreans uncontrollable inside of the country. because people with crazy ideas about the economy and democracy. and also the government. he doesn't want that. he's not a subcontractor. that hotel you're from new york would get used to working with. but as drivers are different. his incentives are different. i think we have to recognize that . thing also what we do, to her policies into the north

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us german chancellor angela merkel and french president. are expected shortly to detail a joint plan to help europe recover from the coded 900 crisis it comes after both leaders addressed a birchwood meeting of the world health organization's governing body this year's world health assembly is focused almost entirely on boosting global cooperation to fight the pandemic. and we'll be bringing you some live pictures hopefully in just a few moments from the joint press conference from the german and french leaders but 1st let's cross over to do w. political correspondent thomas sparrow he's standing by for us at our parliamentary studios and he's here to break this down for a certain most likely expect from this unusual event you mentioned terry already one of the key elements those discussions on how to recover the economy in the european union in particular and in the euro zone that is something that we'll probably hear in a few minutes from both corn and merkel and this comes as european countries step by step gradually reopening and changi

terry kept a bag packed by her door at all times.ays she wanted to be ready to go in case her children or grandchildren needed them, to get in the car and go in a moment's notice. they say that's the most devastating thing about all of this, that when she needed them the most, they couldn't be there. craig. >> ellison barber for us there in rural georgia, thank you. thank you for sharing her story, ellison. >>> meanwhile, in the last few minutes, president trump has made his way to the world war ii memorial in washington, d.c. this is the 75th anniversary of ve day, victory in europe day. president trump there with first lady melania trump at the memorial, marking the occasion with a wreath laying ceremony. there's the scene there at the world war ii memorial. >>> meanwhile, countries in europe are slowly starting to open back up. there are a lot of lessons we can learn from those countries. we're going to go inside an italian hospital that's using some pretty innovative methods to deal with the virus. first, though, we want to take

i'm terry mcsweeney. even as the field hospital in the south bay ends operations, cases continue to increase across the bay area. tonight there are more than 9,600 reported cases here. you can see alameda county with a significant increase of 60 new cases today. a temporary hospital that was set up to take on a crush of covid-19 patients is coming down. that after the expected surge of patients never happened. nbc bay area's roz plater is at the santa clara convention center with the positive story. >> reporter: well, local officials say they believe that's because the bay area helped flatten the curve, and now the convention center here can begin to get ready for normal operations. you'll remember it was back in march it was transformed into a federal medical station with 250 beds. the idea was to take the burden off local hospitals as an expected surge of covid-19 patients might have overwhelmed those hospitals. as it turned out, though, the field hospital at the convention center only saw about 20 pati

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i'm terry mcsweeney. the bay area, hours awayre on t effect at midnight. first, an up day on the fight against covid-192349 the bay area. 8600 people have tested positive in the bay area. more than 300,000 deaths. california, more than 53,000 people confirmed cases and the businesses are outdoor based. construction, landscapers, golf courses, some recreation areas can open. that includes skate park. it differs county to county. and other counties, it's either banned or limiting to people. child care providers in summer camps can reopen but the centers must not care for more than 12 children. parents are not banned. an a lot more requirements to wear a mask. d realtors. more from san francisco on what is real estate industry. ginger? >> terry are, a couple months ago, a beautiful sunday like this would have seen hundreds of people coming in and out of open houses across the bay area, but covid-19 hasn't changed all that. and the real estate market has been operating completely virtually for more than a mon

check this out, terry. the double a affiliate of the minnesota twins is listing their stadium on airbnb. $1,500 a night will give you full access to the pensacola blue wahoos clubhouse. that includes ten beds, batting cages, and the field. the clubhouse can accommodate up to ten guests. as for room service, well, i'm guessing hot dogs with peanuts and cracker jacks. that's a look at sports. more news right after this. >>> how about something good right about now? how about something good and tasty, like an american celebrity restaurateur feeding first responders and health care workers in the north bay. guy fieri, known for his sonoma county restaurants johnny garlic's and texas wasabi's today showed up in santa rosa to pass out meals for first responders. the city posted these pictures on twitter thanking fieri for also supporting local restaurants during this difficult time. he has raised a lot of money for them. >>> our response team getting a lot of questions about the coronavirus. join us for a special

well i'm terry martin good to have you with us german chancellor going to. have outlined a joint plan to speed europe's recovery from the coronavirus crisis the plan calls for a half trillion euro rescue fund to boost the sectors of the economy hit hardest hardest by the pandemic and for the 1st time germany and france are calling for the e.u. to raise joint debt here's more now from merkel and mccall as they were detailing their proposal just. a short while ago for the franco german cooperation and franco german friend. leads as to setting a signal we know that we are 27 and when france and germany give the signal no i think the whole of europe is in a better shape to form an opinion and to progress that's why we want to issue $500.00. 1000000000 euro of. the shirt term for. expenses for the sectors and regions that are hardest hit this recovery fund of $500000000000.00 euros is not going to be a grant to a region or as sector but is going to be a budgetary fate. and it's going to compliment the $500000000000.00 that our finance ministers have already agree

. >> reporter: we are indeed here, terry. i'm going to step out of the way for a minute so you can see the flowers and candles folks have been leaving here. we've seen crime scene investigators around this site and spotted some bullet holes as you'll see in this guard shack. tonight the feds say they are indeed beefing up security. now, those two officers were at oakland's federal building providing security during last night's protest. homeland security officials say just before 10:00, someone pulled up in a vehicle and opened fire on those two federal protective service officers. one of them died. the other is in critical condition. it comes as the department of homeland security says there have been threats leveled across the country. >> an assassin cowardly shot two federal service officers as they stood watch. >> that won't be tolerated and it won't succeed anywhere. >> reporter: workers spent the afternoon boarding up. security will be beefed up not just here but the fbi, the police and homeland security are investigati

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the national guard has been deployed to the u.s. city of minneapolis during a straight night of unrest and angry protests have spilled over into violence and losing its in response to the death of an unarmed black man in police custody earlier this week the city's mayor has called for criminal charges to be filed against the officer who was filmed kneeling on george cloyd's next during his arrest instead it has sparked protests in other cities including denver l.a. . memphis activists are planning to rally outside the white house in washington later friday. just days after the death of an unarmed man the anger remains on the streets of minneapolis. his name shouted by peaceful protesters who echo his final words like yeah. yeah. the tension hangs thick in the year even as the smoke clears from the night before in which anger ignited parts of the city local stores were set ablaze others looted . it was a reaction to the graphic video that captured the final minutes of george floyd's life. the black community left fuming and looking f

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terry. call me terry. how you doing, terry? hi. good. you? hey, this robbery case, huh?ow, i know we don't have all the facts yet, but i think it might be hard for me to lock up a..."steeler." [ laughs ] i try to keep it light. you mind if i join you? no, no, no, free country. sit down. he said "yes"! the '70s, it was a better game. you guys did everything -- offense, defense. didn't i see you mow the field one night before the game? you know, that's how i made my money? [ laughs ] i can't actually believe that i'm having lunch with terry bradshaw. from football fame to country music stardom to big-screen idol. "smokey and the bandit ii." now that was a challenge. to play yourself, that can be kind of tricky. i thought you stole the movie. not everything i touch turns to gold. i mean, i've had my share of missteps along the way. [ laughs ] well, right, like "failure to launch," right? sorry? you should be. i mean, that thing was a real stinker. i happen to be proud of that movie. i mean, that's some of the best work i've ever done. no, you were good, yeah. but, i mean, d

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though i'm terry martin good to have you with us germany is back in business but keeps the option to shut down again that's the word from german chancellor angela merkel who announced the easing of some coronavirus lockdown measures in the coming weeks but she warned that the steps must be taken gradually and with caution seek a closer look now at some of the challenges confronting germany states as they manage the reopening of their economies. this is what the new normal in germany could look like. all the shops open more people out on the streets wearing face masks restaurants and beer gardens are to reopen as well. but there will be regional variations due to germany's federal division of powers. as we have seen good progress as far as the number of new infections is concerned that means we can now take further steps. that. but we have to be careful to keep control. and the emergency response mechanism we have to fend of leanness i can feel quite confident. home that means the state premiers have agreed to adjust their measures on the grounds of the number of new infections. if th

the justice's bodyguard shoots and kills terry. and there were people in at california at the time that said it took 25 years but david brodderic finally got even.ou well, i don't know if mr. but brodrick would have been that thrilled butut at the very least here it was a violent year. doing okay?we okay. what we're going to do is take a look at the other campaigns and candidates, then we'll get to o thewi republicans, what lincolns up to. logically, 1860 is going to be tough year nor the democrats.s. ja is not wildly popular.an northern and southern democratsd are divided. douglas is the clear front-runner. there are a few other people th whose names pop up but it's douglas, and he's controversial. he's bound to run into some problems and he did. so, we have the one real candidate. his real problem at the convention is that under the rules, two-thirds of the the delegates needed to vote for him. or for any other nominee. where this gets kind of weird, if you think about it, is that douglas considers himself the ideal democrat. low

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program in hong kong police have fired pepper pellets to disperse crowds of protesters in the city center hundreds of riot police have surrounded the legislature building in anticipation of protests territories pro-democracy protesters want to boyce their opposition to a bill criminalizing disrespect for china's national anthem which lawmakers are currently to bait. more now let's go straight over to alvin young he's a member of hong kong's legislative council and leader of the pro-democracy civic party thanks for being with us mr young where do you stand on the proposed national anthem lol hello terry thank you for having me simply speaking the democratic camp is united in opposition to this controversial national anthem law we see that you do not regulate people and legally restrict people from respecting a national anthem or even a country you earn your respect you do not make laws to make people to respect you ok law on the national anthem is one thing that beijing is preparing to impose a sweeping national security law on hong kong with far rea

terry: trotter's newspaper, a time. when an particular black folks were dominated by these interests. particulate conservatives advocate between the north and the south in this notion that the press should be a way to only highlight african-americans achievement and highlight the political and economic issues in african-americans in deconstruction. so the newspaper as the press, it would be a vehicle for trotter but also a vehicle for african-american people who most of whom i can do my involved with washington. why it is an academic debate but most people are the average person in 1905, a black person living in new york or chicago was not really involved in it so what people are actually talking in the newspaper is a great way to look at how it is that this black culture is being used in a format that for the most part except for the guardian in about 1910 was dominated by the interest within the newspaper that was black discontentment. newspaper i think i said something about in the introduction about how the newspape

in fairfield terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. >>> every night it seems a legendary restaurant announces it's closing for good. tonight the vans in belmont. the vans has been around for decades. the building was built in 1915 for san francisco's pan pacific exhibition. a san mateo county man bought the building and somehow transport td and got it to the top of that hill there in belmont right off el camino. over the years it was a home, a speakeasy, and a popular dining spot. today the owners announced after 47 years it's time to retire. they regret the pandemic made the decision for them sooner than they had wanted. >>> well, we're back in 60 seconds. ahead, what will the school year look like? it's a question lots of parents, teachers, and students want answers. tonight an update from state superintendent. plus the help he says students need. >>> and getting back on track. the big changes bart says it's making as it deals with the 90% drop in ridership. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. tired of the heat? colder changes are starting to move in right now. i'

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i'm terry mcsweeney. a critical day on the coast. a lot could be riding on what happens at the beaches this weekend as the state considers when to reopen more businesses. but to stop people from crowding the sands, some new rules are taking effect, taking some by surprise. nbc bay area's sergio quintana is in pacifica with the story. >> reporter: for the last several weeks, these signs have been warning people driving into pacifica that if they don't live within five miles of the beach, they shouldn't be visiting it. but these signs are soon going to be changing. come monday, people who live within ten miles will be allowed to visit. that means more people can be expected at san mateo county beaches. governor gavin newsom is closely watching beaches and parks this weekend as his office weighs fewer statewide restrictions. in pacifica, there were few people out this weekend compared to last. but pacifica police were again out on patrol explaining new changes coming. >> you'll be allowed to be at the beach if you're moving. if you are

scottish born terry cooke shapes birds from the loops.on the bill for today he is a not much has materialised latex in a variety of colors and sizes only recently discovered balloons as a medium of artistic expression i make one or 2 balloons for my niece's birthday party and then after that i thought cool might be quite interesting try to make something. kind of more realistic so right words they don't look realistic but maybe closer to nature than the usual stuff that you see every cook studio is the attic of his house. he lives in aberdeen scotland and teaches in a college there reserving his free time for his art. so he could close since learned churned out the balloon animals familiar from children's birthday parties. but it takes hours for him to finish one of his balloon birds. depending on which bird it pick. a look at a couple of in. did it for all like google or something like that and so you can understand how the feathers like you kind of pick up the balloons you want and i just have to go from there basically there's no right

i'm terry mcsweeney. we're going to goeet to our coronavirus coverage but first we're tracking a rare and deadly shark attack. take a look at video from sand dollar beach south of manresa state beach. the 26-year-old surfer now identified as ben kelly was attacked and killed by an unknown species of shark. it happened about 1:30 this afternoon. we have learned two other surfers were in the water at the time of the attack. it happened less than 100 yards offshore. we spoke to a marine biologist would talks about the particular dangers of that area. >> it's very common to see these juvenile predominantly fish eating sharks in the northern part of the bay. however, the shark that attacked our surfer friend early this morning that happened down at sand dollar beach, attacks down there are very common, but only on seals and sea lions. >> the water one mile north and one mile south of the attack is going to be closed for the next five days. deadly shark attacks are extremely rare. no matter what you might think

. >> thank you, terry. a critic there. senator, what would you like to share with terry? >> we set aside over $700 billion for small businesses. 600 $50 billion alone in ppe programs. -- $650 billion alone in ppe programs. -- somewhere around 5 billion loans have been given out to small as this is -- businesses. that is a large number. much of that money will be forgiven under the terms of the paycheck protection program. $10ave given out another million in idle grains. we have been trying to be -- grants. we have been trying to be mindful. onalked to small businesses what we have done to keep them afloat. do they need more help? absolutely. the next round should be targeted to small businesses it. really need smaller than small businesses. those in traditionally underserved communities. we could not do that on the first round and we want to get money out there quickly. i think we need to be more discerning on how we target money to small businesses that need help. i have talked to a lot of people this morning and previously. when a crisis comes and we try to rush in and

he serves as president of the ford foundation and will be our 2020 terry sanford distinguished lecturer. i have to say, given all of mr. walker's extraordinary accomplishments, whoever introduces him has their work cut out for them. born in lafayette, louisiana, darren walker was one of the first children in the nation to benefit from the head start program. he went on to were a scholarship at the university of texas at austin, where he would graduate with degrees in government, speech communication, and law, before pursuing a successful career as an attorney and an investment banker. for the past three decades, mr. walker has been one of our nation's foremost philanthropic executives. he has served as chief operating officer of harlem's largest development corporation. vice president of the rockefeller foundation, co-founder and chair of the u.s. impact investing alliance, and for the past seven years as president of the ford foundation, where he overcease an endowment of $13 billion and $600 million in annual grant making. he is dedicated to tackling the most difficult issues in the w

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney reports from marin county. ♪ >> reporter: sea trek kayak rental in sausalitoeopened today after being shut down for six weeks. >> we are excited but opening with a little bit of trepidation. >> reporter: that's because there are a sea of new rules like limiting the number of kayakers per hour, disinfecting all of the equipment after each use, reservations available only online at seatrek.com and -- >> it's going to be really nice. it's mother's day, and we just don't want to create a scenario where we're going to get overrun. so we're actually going to close early on saturday and sunday

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hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us germany's federal and regional governments are in a tug of war over easing coronavirus restrictions and how fast to do so some states led by the rings you want to lift all the main lockdown measures with few exceptions early in june that's alarming both neighboring regions and federal authorities which fear a fresh pike and infections. 6 employees of this clinic in his book house and in 7th the ringette have tested positive for the corona virus an outbreak that's bucking the trend in the rest of the eastern german state where infection rates are down while many regional politicians support easing restrictions they'd still like clear governmental guidelines. given to. its own thing if we do this without any central god lines from the state or the federal government well and that will lead to many districts doing their own thing. that will create a patchwork which won't necessarily meet with understanding from the general public the state 3 inches approach is being criticised but of the german federal states especially neighboring bavaria th

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hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program countries across europe are marking 75 years since the end of world war 2 may 8th 1945 is when allied forces accepted nazi germany's unconditional surrender because of the coronavirus pandemic many commemoration events have been scaled back or moved online in berlin people have been paying their respects at one of the city's soviet war. morial site city has declared a one all public holiday in honor of the anniversary later in the day german leaders will take part in a small commemoration event at germany's main morial for the victims of war and dictatorship. and when young is covering the anniversary for us simon how is this day being remembered in germany what area the 8th of may is referred to in germany at 2 as the day of liberation and this year for the 1st time it's been declared a bank holiday here in berlin so the official ceremonies will get underway at 10 o'clock this morning with any key many cool church service in the cathedral and then at 12 noon they'll be a wreath laying at the noise that's a building which is germany's cen

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caller: good morning, it's actually terry with a t. host: sorry about that. caller: no worries, but i really appreciate you doing this segment. bought ad and i restaurant about eight months ago, nine months ago, just starting to get into the rhythm, and then covid-19 happened. trying to do the best we can for our employees, we applied for the paycheck protection program and we got approved and they give us the money. however, and i think everyone realizes how this got rolled out, i now get the money deposited in my account and i have to start paying my employees with that money today through the next eight weeks. that doesn't do me any good because i'm not open. i need that money once i open again, when i'm trying to ramp up my business again with social distancing and having a small amount of people. is there any kind of thing on the horizon about, i know i've heard that they want to add funding or do another stimulus for the paycheck protection plan , to maybe dish out some more, but we are in a position where i'm going to have to return this money. employe

nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney reports tonight from oakland. >> it happened to me the other day, i have to be honest. i was going on a walk in the morning and a woman was like, you need to put on a mask. put on a mask. and then i felt bad. >> reporter: a lot of masks along lake merit in oakland this evening during this covid-19 crisis. exactly what public health experts recommend. but mask shaming? no. >> i don't think it's good to get in anybody's face, not right now. a lot of tension. >> definitely not confrontational. especially during these times. >> reporter: some say mask shaming is needed in the do or die battle against the virus. recently president trump and vice president pence both heavily criticized for being in public with a naked face. on the other extreme in flint, michigan a store security guard has been allegedly killed by a family apparently irate that the guard told a family member to put a mask on. >> it's very stressful. it's very anxious for a lot of people. there's a lot of uncertainty. and there's a lot of ambiguity right now. >> reporter: dr. horowitz says mask s

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. >> reporter: after a 60-day shutdown, terry is ready to welcome diners back into his restaurant, fumea. >> it's exciting, and the employees are happy. >> reporter: napa county supervisors asked the state for permission to move into expanded stage two of reopening yesterday. and tonight got that permission. that means restaurants and retailers who follow state safety guidelines can open immediately. >> should provide a boost to our economy. it helps our businesses be back in business. it gives employees an opportunity to work again. >> reporter: terry says he is set up and ready to serve dinner inside tomorrow night. >> we've taken on additional sanitizing and cleanliness, and we're in an industry that is a handwashing industry anyway. >> reporter: shopping can resume as well. supervisor diane dylan says you won't have as much company inside and face coverings are required. >> you'll be able to, for instance, go into a large store the same way you've been able to go into a grocery store already. >> it's a little part of normalcy back. >> reporter: some people in napa are ready to visit

fellow i'm terry martin thanks for joining us german chancellor angela merkel and french president manuel. on a joint plan to speed up europe's recovery from the coronavirus crisis the plan calls for a half trillion euro rescue fund to boost the sectors of the economy hit hardest by the pandemic the 1st time germany and france are calling for the e.u. to jointly raise debt to finance the effort both maclin mccall say they will seek swift agreement from other member states for the plan is what they have to say. germany. asia and and franco german friend. leads as to setting a signal we know that we are 27 and when france and germany give as if they can no i think the whole of europe is in a better shape to form an opinion and to progress that's why we want to issue 500000000000 euro of fun on the shirt term for. expenses for the sectors and regions that are hardest hit this recovery fund of 500000000000 euros is not going to be a grant to a region or a sector that is going to be a budgetary. a. and it's going to compliment the $500000000000.00 that our finance ministers have already agreed