being a musical messenger is the new day job for tom hall. in no. i fly all kinds of weddings and events all over the u.k. and europe. so it tends to be mostly my weekends completely for less work full time job obviously in this situation they will be disposed of can't so it's gone are the days of life where tom could perform at parties on greek islands or an indian weddings. his income has vanished overnight spring and summer are usually the busiest time of the year for musicians like him but music and theater venues across the world remain firmly shut and with nobody knowing how known this will last musicians have been coming up with a plan b. past the lies news the knesset. the web said on calling stem with clients allowing them to earn money and to do what they enjoy most of all to perform. music is one of the u.k.'s best exports and the u.k. music industry is enormous so to see it all within the space of one who needs to go from beginning to almost nothing has been has been extremely difficult for everyone in the music industry we didn't want t

tom moore's achievements marks the culmination of a life dedicated to public service. during the second world war, he served in burma, in a conflict often overlooked. robert hall those fighting in the far east. he wears the burma star, the medal marking service on some of world war ii's most challenging battlefields. these are the men of what has been dubbed the forgotten army, fighting on the other side of the world, and denied the press coverage given to battles in europe and africa. tom moore might have expected to fight his war in the regiment hejoined. but he arrived in india in a very different role. the decision was made in 1941 to convert, eventually, 33 infantry battalions to become tanks. and that's what happened to the 9th battalion duke of wellington's regiment. so, 1941, they set sail to go off to india, in about august. and they arrived at the end of october 1941. and on arrival, they converted to become a tank regiment, equipped initially with valentine tanks. for the next three years, tom's job was to keep his tanks and his crew is ready to fight the japanese and the hostile environment of burma. those who survived the bullets and the shells of

the cards, which have thankfully been opened by a team of volunteers, have filled the hall of the school captain tom'sistics on the coronavirus. hello. april thus far, for the most part, has been marked by dry, warm, and sunny days but the forthcoming week brings something completely different as we close out the month. significant spells of rain — it will generally speaking feel a wee bit cooler, too. but at least the pollen levels will be reduced from the sort of levels we've seen of late. eventually we will be looking towards the atlantic for our weather but in the short term it is coming at us from the near continent and across the channel. certainly as we start the new day on tuesday, there will already be cloud and ran across the southern counties of england and wales, relatively mild her underneath clearer skies across the north—east of scotland, maybe with a touch of frost with temperatures below zero. up to dry and bright to start with across the northern half of the british isles, showers developing across scotland and northern ireland and the north of england but further south, notice how d

hall. something like 400 volunteers have created this. we spoke to captain tom she was reading out some beautiful messages. we will spend time this morning speaking to some people. later this morning, a spitfire and a hurricane will travel from lincolnshire to take part in a special flypast, organised in captain tom's honour. you will be able to watch that on brea kfast. alison freeman is at raf coningsby, from where the planes will take—off. alison, are the preparations underway? it is pretty exciting and i feel quite honoured to be here. this is the hurricane that is going to be pa rt the hurricane that is going to be part of that fly past. it will leave here in lincolnshire in the next couple of hours, had to captain tom moore's house where the hurricane and spitfire will perform three leaves of the house in his honour. the hurricane is quite special, it is part of the bridge battle of britain memorial and only one of 12 still thought to be in operation across the world. not only with a mark is 100 birthday obviously in honour of his fantastic achievement rai

in the meantime, today, everybody is still talking about the hall of fame reconnection, tom brady andankowski, the two of them will spend their nfl golden years in florida like a lot of people do, tempo to be specific. gronk came out of retirement and it sounds like a plan that was hatched long ago. >> even if you go back to the patriots, and i feel like the opportunity is right, there's a possible chance that i will definitely love to reconnect, and that is where the conversation started a little bit. up and juiced up about it. so, that was something prthe mo be something to watch, in the meantime with all the fallout from the pandemic of course we are all actually making history every day. as for the documented sports history, we call upon our resident sports archivist here at ktvu, that would be joe fonzi with this day in sports history.>> on this day in 2018, the giants brandon bell made major-league history. >> this is the 21st pitch. >> belt did not win the battle on the record 21st pitch against the angels, but he did ultimately end up with three hits, one of them a home run in

this time they'll be paired with two future hall of fame quarterbacks, peyton manning and tom brady.rady and mickleson will pair today while manning and woods will play together. if the match happens, it could take place in may and the money raised will go to charity. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still answer your calls. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making sure people are staying safe. and we're still on the road. solving critical issues as they arise. ♪ go to xfinity.com/prepare. thank you. >>> well, our commitment to look at the good things during this pandemic does not stop here. tonight join us for an nbc bay area news special. we're going to bring you the best of the best, tell you how you can do something good for our neighbors in need. watch "coronavirus: our community responds" tonight at 7:00. coming up next, understanding the coronavirus. that is next. that will take you to 7:00 and then comes the special h

the cards, which have thankfully been opened by a team of volunteers, have filled the hall of the school captain tom'sat you think about the stories we are covering today and have a lovely day as well. hello. april thus far, for the most part, has been marked by dry, warm and sunny days, but the forthcoming week brings something completely different as we close out the month. significant spells of rain — it will, generally speaking, feeljust a wee bit cooler too. but at least the pollen levels are going to be reduced from the sort of levels we've seen of late. eventually, we'll be looking towards the atlantic for our weather, but in the short term, it's coming at us from the near continent and across the channel. certainly, as we start the new day on tuesday, there will already be cloud and rain across the southern counties of both england and wales, relatively mild here underneath clearer skies across the north—east of scotland, maybe a touch of frost with temperatures below zero. but dry and bright to start with across the northern half of the british isles, showers developing across scotland, north

his special shoe now in the pro football hall of fame. tomrief scenes in the 1975 film "jaws." but one was unforgettable. >> chief brody? >> yes? >> the film was shot on the massachusetts island of martha's vineyard where fierro worked for more than 40 years at the island theater workshop teaching well over 1,000 kids. lee's mark on the island is indelible, the workshop's kevin ryan said. lee fierro was 91. >> david driscoll is a modern-day dream keeper. >> reporter: professor david driscoll was a champion of african-american art. awarded the national humanities medal by president clinton in 2000, driscoll was an acclaimed artist himself. as a curator, collector, and professor at the university of maryland, he pushed for black art to be seen as american art. david driscoll was 88. bestselling writer patricia bosworth wrote acclaimed biographies of montgomery clift, marmon brando, and jane fonda and started as an actress herself, appearing on broadway and abuse audrey hepburn in the 1959 film "the nun story." >> i'm not taking my views. i'm le

tom brady is of the nfl's wild man, tight end rob gronkowski. yes, he is the wwe champ from earlier this year, a little example of his outgoing personality. the someday hallht and will apparently come out of retirement to join his favorite quarterback, tom brady, after his rights were traded from new england to tampa today for a fourth-round draft choice. the former 49er coach weighs in on the trade.>> i'm telling you, the defensive coordinators in the nfc south right now are scratching their head. okay, how are we going to defend this guy. because they will have a lot of fun with cronk and a tom reunited. they've been great at passing the ball, with jameis winston, now at another one of the great tight ends of all-time, ll you whether you like those guprovoc assuming again, that we have football. in the meantime, if you love baseball, automatically you appreciate and enjoy minor- league baseball. get this, mlb is laying out a proposal that apparently will go down tomorrow. it will drastically reduce the number of minor league teams across the country and as far as 42 teams, minor-league teams, could be eliminated. of course the coronavirus is greatly to

organic butchery in paris is sound going to market hall that's where the activists targeted his shop and attacked him. 6 o'clock in the morning at the sunken tom markets stevens consumer is prepping his stall he's a mechanic butcher only handles meat from animals that are kept in accordance with her gun extern hundreds he's having a hard time understanding the world. this summer his stand was attacked by a group of militant deviants they poured red paint on his goods the beaconsfield the attack putting the pictures on the internet. you know. when i looked up 15 or 20 people were standing there shouting their slogans for the animals. it all went very fast. i went around the counter and a fight broke out. i broke a rib. and couldn't work for a week and could feel. the attackers belong to an international association based in the french city of strasburg. there we met the swedish student just prove the stuff that. it is. it's been proven that a vegan diet is sufficient of all age groups so why keep on slaughtering animals it's not makes me sick. we live in a system in which people base their existence on that's murder. every day 3000000 animals a

will someday be in the hall of fame and currently is a wwe champ, but he is going to start playing football again. and apparently he's ready to join his favorite quarterback tomer his rights were traded from new england to tampa for a fourth round draft choice. grahn caskey of course retired last year and is ready to come out of football. >> i'm telling you, the defensive coordinators in the nfc south right now are scratching their head, they are going okay now i have to defend this guy because they will have a lot of fun with them united. chris godwin now, mike evans, they have been great at passing the ball anyway, with jame as winston. and now add another great tight end of all time to the passing attack. lookout. >> [ laughter ] absolutely lookout. that's going to be a football story, assuming we have football in the fall. this is kind of a bummer of a story regarding baseball. if you love baseball with a new truly love and appreciate the minor leagues. for the history of the game has been a part of its fabric, really. it is always been an alternative to major league baseball and really a great thing, but mlb now laying out a proposal that could go into e

tom foreman, cnn. bethesda, maryland. >>> five-time nba champion kobe bryant has been posthumously elected to the basketball hall of fameurth all time leading scorer in nba history passed away in late january. bryant, his 13-year-old daughterolo daughter, and seven others were killed in a helicopter crash as they traveled in southern california to a basketball tournament. the 18 time nba all star played his entire career with the lakers and was elected to the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in his first year of eligibility. bryant's induction a bittersweet moment for his family. >> it's incredible accomplishment and honor and we're extremely proud of him. we wish he was here with us to celebrate. but it's definitely the peak of his nba career and every accomplishment that he had as an athlete was a stepping stone to be here. so we're incredibly proud of him. >> kobe bryant and rest of the class of 2020 will be enshrined on august 29th in springfield, massachusetts. >>> hello, everyone. thank you so much for being with me. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with a shifting strategy from the white house the admin

tom moore's regiment gave him their recognition. he is now an honorary colonel, and he'll wear their medal. an old soldier, just doing his duty to us all. robert hallbbc news. time for a look at the weather. thank you very much. good afternoon. it was the last day of april today, and april has finally shown the usual weather we are supposed to see of heavy showers, all thanks to this area of low pressure sitting right on top of the uk. lots of showers spiralling around, particularly gci’oss spiralling around, particularly across southern spiralling around, particularly across southern areas spiralling around, particularly across southern areas where we have some strong winds. some of the showers have been heavy, some hail and thunder mixed in. you will notice a large blue blob, some of the showers merged together to produce longer spells of rain. quite wet through southern parts of england over the next few hours, that wetter weather pushing into south—east england, east anglia, there will be some rumbles of thunder. further north, fewer showers, still some around. some good spells of sunshine for the far north of scotland. wind will be a feature a

hall. make shift sorting office near the home of someone very special. the messages simple and heart felt ♪ happy birthday to you >> you are our hero. >> war veteran captain tomured the world's heart when he walked 100 laps of his garden ahead of his 100th birthday raising tens of millions of pounds for nhs charities. since crossing that finish line -- >> congratulations. >> reporter: -- he's been nonstop opening a nightingale hospital in nottingham. >> seem to have more energy than i do. >> i enjoyed every minute of it. >> reporter: he's had a train named after him and he is the oldest person to hit number one in the record charts. ♪ and you're never more >> reporter: in honor of his birthday, the british royal mail are marking every letter sent in the u.k. with a special postm k postmark. this week thousands of those letters are destined for him. happy birthday, captain tom. anna stewart, cnn, london. >>> isn't he marvelous. thanks for your company. stay safe. stay strong. i'm rosemary church. "cnn newsroom" continues next with robyn curnow. she said it was like someone else was controlling her mouth. her doctor said she has tardive dyskinesia, which may be

gisele bundchen's husband tom brady was caught working out in a city park that was closed for social distancing. >> despite being a six-time super bowl champion and a future hallks employee to leave the park. >> what? >> the city of tampa was quick to tweet he was sighted with an "s," not cited with a "c." no like you broke the law. but you break the law, you break the law. >> no one's above the law in florida, not even a six-time super bowl winner. >>> we know how it feels to go stir crazy in our homes in quarantine but things are just getting crazy at oprah's house. >> it all started with oprah's long-time partner stedman in quarantine in their guest house. oprah starts posting videos of herself drinking wine and doing easter eggs after easter. >> stedman has opened up his own barbershop, trying his hand on part of the first graduating class of the african leadership academy. >> here's the result. not bad, stedman. do makeup too? she probably doesn't have any makeup on, flawless, natural beauty. looking good, i like it. >> stedman coming up with new talents out of quarantine. >> bringing some dollars into the oprah house. oh, he didn't charge them? okay. >>>

from home well, tom brady probably needs to set up at his house the 6 time super bowl champion just signed with the tampa bay buccaneers this afternoon reports emerged of the future hall of famer working out by himself at a park in tampa. that didn't last very long a park staff are spotted him told him it was closed because of the coronavirus can pam did not think that would be the first to tom brady story to emerge out of tampa bay. and no special treatment for tom brady that's kind of interesting mark so what's he doing going back home what's going to be i guess so he's a reportedly staying at a a a mansion, formerly owned by derek jeter so you can get a good set up there probably but yeah no walking around at the parks in tampa all right. thank you. thanks mark. >>coming up if you're spending your time at home to get rid of clothes and other things you don't need to hold off on donating i know a fellow coming up here from a local nonprofit about the problem with donation dumping during this pandemic plus months long distance learning is exposing the digital divide among some bay area's students what teachers say their students need. >>and where they're now getting

hall of famer bobby mitchell died suat 84. the cause of death was not released. mitchell was the first member of the washington redskins. he also played for the cleveland browns. and, tom dempsey died saturdayat of complns from covid-19. in 1970, with the new orleans saints, he kicked a record field goal, 63 yards, despite having no toes on his kicking foot. tom dempsey was 73 years old. still to come on the newshour: childbirth and covid-19-- thefa unliar challenges faced by pregnant women. how the countries of the middle reeast are weathering the of coronavirus. plus, amy walter and tamara keith on politics at a moment of crisis. >> woodruff: now, we look at how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting soon-to-be-mothers. nearly a million women in the s. are expected to give birth in the next three months. withealth resources stretche thin and changing guidelines,an many prewomen around the country are finding themselves increasingly on edge. amna nawaz has this report. >> nawaz: deborah barak is due tomorrow. she and her partner live in new york, now the u.s. epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. after veral years of trying to conceive, this will be their first child.

tom hunter. >> he's lying on his face, hands down at his side. there was a fair amount of blood around his head. >> and down the hall, the body of the housekeeper, shirley sherman. >> found laying face down, a lot amount of blood underneath her. stainless steel kitchen knife protruding from her neck. >> both victims killed in the same way, and oddly enough, there were no signs of struggle, no fingerprints, no bloody foot prints. was this person careful or just very lucky? >> could be both. it -- it's not like tv. not every crime scene is gonna yield fingerprints. not every crime scene is gonna yield dna, or trace hairs, or those types of things. >> anything stolen? >> didn't appear to be, no. >> reporter: in fact, the only things out of place were the knives. >> the knives came from inside the house. >> they did. >> unusual for a killer to show up planning to do murder and also planning to find the murder weapon at the crime scene? >> not necessarily. >> reporter: by all accounts, dr. hunter was still in a state of shock when police took him downtown for questioning. >> when i came in, shirlee was right there in the hallway between the back door