back at the pie shop, trish dvis and her crew are hanging the closed sign for the last time and locking the door. >> we're sad to let it go, and we hope that others can survive this. >> reporter: in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> happening today, some park amenities reopen this weekend in san jose with guidelines. here's what will be open. tennis courts, bocce ball, pickle ball, skate parks and horseshoes. equipment must not be shared. violators could face fines of at least $100. >>> just north of the bay area, mendocino is entering stage two of the governor's plan. it issued new health order guidelines late last night allowing retail businesses to reopen only by curbside pickup. the county is also allowing groups of 12 children or less to play at athletic fields and basketball courts as long as the group stays the same for each outing. >>> happening today, two norwegian cruise line ships will be arriving at the port of oakland to dock for at least two months. they'll have skeleton crews on board. port officials say nearly 100 cruise ships worldwide are seeking safe harbor

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. >> reporter: the last pie has been sold at the whole pie in santa rosa, where owner trish davis is saying good-bye at a dance to loyal customers. >> we faced every disaster that one could come up with, short of locusts. >> reporter: last thanksgiving we were there when a planned pg&e shutdown nearly put davis out of business. hundreds of pies needed baking. years before that, wildfire evacuations closed her shop indefinitely. now the deadly pandemic has delivered the final blow. >> we need to take a moment and regroup. and in that regrouping we came to waving the white flag. >> reporter: this bake shop was considered an essential business. davis tried doing takeout for a while but she says it didn't feel right. >> it wasn't worth it to sell people pies which are really essential, let's be honest, and sacrifice the potential health of ourselves, our staff, their family members. >> reporter: other retailers across sonoma county reopened for curbside pickup, from vape shops to jewelry stores to the village art supply where kristen kiriakis was delivering paint supplies to a customer's

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animals don't have access to all the vegetation they would find in the wild that's why they're giving me trish and all supplements known as well good fields these spatial pellets are reaching protein and pride which both the antelopes immune system. the air force seems to be paying more into the kenyan wildlife conservancy. the mountain bunghole was nearly extinct in the wilds in kenya and so are a few born and taken to the us is breeding and in pools at and for we received. from different in the us and from those a team we start in the breeding program and son and we have a 77. last youngest boy was born on the 7th of july and it is this is in the sort of the bungalow. with the increase in numbers the conservancy plans to release 25 goes into the mount kenya forest where kenya for is so obvious ok if has and located about 800 acres for a protected century. this enclosed area as the 4th of mount kenya is not just a sanctuary for mountain bungalows knows the rare white zebras and had buffalo also plan protection here from porches and created or we divide this bongos into different parks because

this occur roman nose and also in europe's largest aquarium with the largest mariah to all trish and the largest number around she told charlie bolden 48 different her salsa and sophie from the fish and sea 3 try and go see him in those more than 7 minutes or so while trying to hold off you know a visit to the cream is my special tip. time now for something to eat and for that i meet up with yes bar merlot the founder of the russian street food market it's a cliche playground for copenhagen chefs visitors can sample. food from 17 countries. we have over 40 people that may go for it every day and you're going to get guys that they have to make the beef. yes for and i try grilled mackerel. less the stick made of crispy pork and of course smart of the richly filled sandwich. danish street food is my commentary tip for a perfect weekend in copenhagen. the sun has come out just in time for a visit to amalia collins the residence of the danish royal family. when the flags. are up and then the queen is in. but as we can see the lines are down so that means she's probably on holidays. and so

kayleig mcenany with trish regularian, coverage like that got trish regan sidelined.ted unproven drugs for which there are fda warnings for a couple of them. last night going after tony fauci, while it was predictable was still an abhorrent and pretty brazenly political effort to see. >> yeah, it's remarkable, nicolle, how much dr. fauci and the rest of the scientific and medical community have been turned into partisan players by the president and by his allies. and it speaks to the divide in this country. but we should keep in mind who anthony fauci is, he's not an obama holdover, he was a bush holdover before that and he was a clinton holdover before that. he's served six presidents. he's not a partisan appointee, but he's a scientist at. of his field who's been guiding this country's research on crises that we have had for decades. he's trying to guide the administration here in washington as well as all the governors around the country trying to figure out what to do in their state with the best science and data that he can come up with. unfortunately for him he'

trish is in seattle, washington. good morning, trish. good morning, everyone. i have a unique perspective. i am a case manager for an insurance company that manages mostly medicare patients and one of the concerns i have, and i don't think people have come to reckon with yet is the unemployment rate. and with the unemployment rate, that means 33 million, 35 million people who are now uninsured -- and so, therefore if they can go to the doctor, they can get their diabetes medication refilled because they do have insurance now. becauseateral damage this country we do not have universal health care is an absolute tragedy. i do not think those numbers will ever be reconciled into the covid virus total deaths, but is something we need to consider. i know just dealing with my patience in dealing with the patients and on with the clinics, the clinic hours are reduced. the doctors have taken a pay cut. the staff is not working. they are being released. how's that going to affect health care in this country which, then, if we don't have healthy people they can't go beca

more of covering in their own behinds on this one you know obviously we've heard about people like trish reagan diamon and so others on fox news saying one thing being let go by the network while there's people who are still saying those exact same basically reflections of some that people believe here in america and here and they're going to keep their job and some are not in this case i think howard kurtz is more distant this from a legal standpoint to show how both dr phil and dr dr oz went on and apologized and said they were wrong in their statements fox just wants to make sure that they are covered whether it's because there's this magic that there's this behind the scenes that legal case grow against him that we keep hearing rumors about or just the general mob mentality that is going out against him that's on both sides are mama teles are tacking beliefs that do not are not beholden to their own so i think fox is really just trying to cover their own and howard kurtz want to make sure that a case is ever won and when in front of a judge look we actually showed their apologies it

trish and keller of barclays. we are getting breaking news -- christian keller of barclays.s that italy is approving a stemless package. it was hit quite hard by the virus and they were also the first ones to reopen. we have a look at italy, and also what it means for bond spreads, and also being the epicenter of the virus, but also the epicenter of the spike between southern and northern countries. this brings back the solidarity from european countries. we will see. coming up, we look at the litmus paper of the system with some real indicators today not only persistently a strong dollar, but also in brazil, a challenged real. adam cole joins. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've alwa

that is what it looks like from trish sure island.was just eliminated by the early morning light. a warmup coming, not so much today, but by the end of this coming week, 90 for daytime highs. thanks for joining us. cbs sunday morning is captioning made possible healthson & johnson, for everyone, everywhere. ♪ ♪ >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday morning. introduced this morning by debra martin of lebanon, tennessee, on the piccolo trumpet. the covid-19 pandemic has now spille

--phil trish and system. filtration system. vonnie: thank you for the update. much appreciated.acebook is saying in the last few minutes that 50% of its workforce may be remote in 10 years. will let some employees work from home permanently now. not all like twitter, but some. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: sania mirza airlines reporting signs that travel demand is perking up. could be the beginning of a rebound? joining us now is savi syth, raymond james analyst. when should we take from what the airlines are saying, could we be looking at a rebound? we are seeing early signs that demand is coming back, not surprising given the stay-at-home orders are starting to be repealed. still too early to say what the summer will look like. we are about a month away from having a better idea as to how much people would be willing to take to the air this summer. vonnie: presumably some essential travel going on, government travel in part to learn. what are airlines doing to increase confidence in the flying public? it has been a continuation of ideas, how to get the public to have confidence

trish: we wish you the best for your fine state of tennessee. >> we have been arresting people for going to church and congregating, now they are telling police not to arrest these rioters. rick: all the focus was staying 6 feet apart. now these people are right on top much each other doing the most awful things to innocent people that had nothing to do with what's going on in minneapolis. thank you for your time tonight. we want to get to jeff paul who is on the streets of los angeles where apparently things are heating upest again. >> we continue to see fires spark up in the business district along melrose. there is a line of police officers right here blocking the street. here come some more moving in. some of them carrying bean bag rifles to keep crowds back. you can see a line of sheriff's deputies working alongside los angeles police officers. if you can probably see the spaulding add knew side. that orange glow is a fire. that's another fire that sparked up. if you come out here, we might move around a little bit. we'll see if the fire department official moves through here. and t

trish is in seattle, washington. good morning, trish. good morning, everyone. have a unique perspective. i am a case manager for an insurance company that manages mostly medicare patients and one of the concerns i have, and i don't think people have come to reckon with yet is the unemployment rate. and with the unemployment rate, that means 33 million, 35 million people who are now uninsured -- and so, therefore if they can go to the doctor, they can get their diabetes medication refilled because they do have insurance now. becauseateral damage this country we do not have universal health care is an absolute tragedy. i do not think those numbers will ever be reconciled into the covid virus total deaths, but is something we need to consider. i know just dealing with my patience in dealing with the patients and on with the clinics, the clinic hours are reduced. the doctors have taken a pay cut. the staff is not working. they are being released. how's that going to affect health care in this country which, then, if we don't have healthy people they can't go becaus

. >> last pie has been sold at the whole pie in santa rosa where owner trish davis is saying good-bye at a distance to loyal customers. >> we faced every disaster that one could come up with, short of locusts. >> reporter: last thanksgiving a planned pg&e shutdown nearly put davis out of business. hundreds of pies needed baking. years before that, wildfire evacuations closed her shop indefinitely. now the deadly pandemic has delivered the final blow. >> we need to take a moment and regroup. and in that regrouping we came to waving the white flag. >> reporter: considered an essential business. davis tried doing takeout for a while but she says it didn't feel right. >> it wasn't worth it to sell people pies which are really essenti essential, let's be honest, and sacrifice the potential health of retailers across sonoma county from vape shops to jewelry stores to the village art supply where kristen kiriakis was delivering paint supplies to a customer's car. >> it's not business as usual. it's going to take a while to get ramped back up to where we were. >> reporter: she's laid off 13 e

>> trish. >> i already forgot. >>> welcome back, everybody. 6:58.n things to know this morning starting with mike. >> yeah, number one is the weather. the dangerous weather. you can see the heat advisory starts at 11:00 today and goes through 7:00 thursday. four days of dangerous heat with temperatures in the 80s and 90s at least. >>> number two. governor newsom expected to announce today when churches and h leae the bay ip canop. area are split on whether or not it's safe. president trump has deemed churches essential and ordered them to reopen. >>> number three. president trump is banning travel into the u.s. from brazil, which is one of the hardest hit countries in this pandemic. the ban goes into effect on thursday, but it doesn't apply to american citizens or permanent residents. >>> number four. president trump set to take part in the annual wreath laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. afterwards the president with the first lady will head to baltimore to speak at ft. henry >>> number five. san francisco's fire department will allow

. >> in the prison library, jimmy had figured out a strategy to draw hall out on trish kbcia. >> i noticedtown newspaper and that was important for me to start cracking into his psyche. >> even though the goal was trisha's body, jimmy decided to ask first about something already public knowledge. hall's conviction in the jessie roche case. jimmy fibbed that his mother lived near wabash and read about yes jessie's case and other stories involving hall. >> and she gets the story and all of the newspapers say you killed multiple women. >> that was a big risk. it all was a big risk and i said larry, i don't care what you're in here for and be honest with me and tell me what happened and i'm still your friend know matter what and i've had girls do me wrong in my life and i understand how they can get under your skin and be bother hom to you. >> and jimmy says he pressed hall about jessie roach. at last, hall began opening up, recalling that september day in 1995. he was driving down the road and seen her walking her bicycle. >> then hall told jimmy exactly how he abducted and killed jessie. >>

again i said many times i'm a pea trish shurn and pediatric icu doctor. this syndrome which we call or similar to kawasaki syndrome, it has been seen in a novel coronavirus before and it is associated with illnesses. so we have a very strong activation on this. we do know treatments for this but the cdc is interacting actively with the pediatric intensive care unit network to create case definitions and to understand how this is going and if there are predispositions. national heart lung innings statute i spoke to dr. gary gibbons who directs that, directing many research projects on that. secretary for preparedness and response has a team out in several areas looking if there are any special treatments. we know what the basic treatment is, but this is a little bit different than we normally see. so there is really activation among all the branches within hhs working with networks, at childrens' hospitals and icu nets. it is a small percentage but quite frightening. this reflects the fact that this virus affects the vast cue la ture. we see clotting, we s

so today i spent some time with trish and aaron cook.5 years, and they tell me they are facing some bleak options when it comes to the fate of these pigs. take a listen. >> well, in the short-term, we'll try to do the best we can. we'll maybe feed them a less-dense diet and try to slow them up a little, if possible. but that only buys you a little bit of time. that can buy us a week or two, but ultimately, they're going to have to come out. and so if that means we're hoping to avoid euthanizing them, but it's definitely one of our biggest fears at this point. >> and chuck, this farm produces 600 new piglets each week. that means the pigs here, they're going to have to move eventually. trish tells me that hog farming is kind of like turning on a spigot, and once that water starts flowing, there's no stopping it. and at this point, they're dealing with an overflowing bathtub. they just hope that they're not going to have to use that final last resort option of euthanasia, chuck. >> dasha burns with the more complete story of the supply cha

his new press secretary is on fox news business, trish regan, saying it won't come here. it came here. the cases expected to dowel. do you think this doctor is really going to be the cause, the new target for the trump white house and his allies? >> it's certainly possible, nicolle. we have seen this playbook before, when someone has stepped forward to criticize this president to allege wrongdoing, the smear campaign usually begins online, on twitter, certain parts of the conservative media often from the oval office itself, there hasn't been much of a reaction yet, this reporting has only been out in the last hour or two. it shouldn't surprise anyone that we don't hear from the president today. another signal to try to suggest that the country's ready to go back to normal, begin reopening, even though that flies in the face of a lot of public health professionals. my colleagues at the associated press released a study, while cases in the new york metro area have dropped, they're rising everywhere else. if you remove the new york metro area, you'll see a steady rise of ca

and a conversation she had with trish regan, anchor are on fox , got that anchor fired, it got cayleecannkacaylekayleigh mce white house press secretary. so proceed with caution. >> that is why we ask. >> nearly two-thirds have plans to partially reopen. and testing concerns the top infectious disease expert. >> you really got to have 14 days of continualecontinuingdy . you have to have the core principles of the guidelines. you can't just leap over things and get into a situation where you really are tempting a rebound. and that is the thing that i get concerned about. i hope that they don't do that. >> for more on today's reopenings, we're joined by garrett haake at a restaurant in dallas. you have on a mask. behind you, i understand people are now allowed to eat face-to-face. talk about just that divergent set of guidelines for the public to process and try to adhere to if we want to stay safe. >> yeah, it is an interesting day in texas. here in dallas county, the county just reported 187 positive cases in the last 24 hours. that is the most of any 24 hour period yet in dallas. and

parents are here but what evyby is the your sister, your maid of honor, your groomsmen, your cousin trishin a second. we have business to get to. that is the business of you two getting married. it is a small gathering but we are here gathered today to witness the union of dave and brooke. a union that no man or cdc guidelines can put asunder. so we have to begin first and i have to ask you, dave, are you here freely and without reservation to give yourself in marriage to brooke, if so, say i do. >> i do. >> and, brooke, are you here freely and without reservation to give yourself in marriage to dave, if so, then say i do? >> i do. >> i understand that both of you have written vows for each other, shortened tv timed vows and brooke, i will begin with you. >> dave, to say i'm the luckiest girl in the world is an understatement. you're a million dreams come true and i can't wait to marry you. it is the best day of my life. and i love you. >> and dave. >> brooke, i love you so much. i can't wait to share my life with you. i'm so blessed that we found each other. i can't wait to go on this jo

my name is trish robins and i thank you supervisor peskin. i'm 100% for getting unhoused people off streets and out of the doorways which are not a good place for anyone to live. and it's a safe site. and my concern is with thousands of homeless that are moved to public parks, how would it be possible to immediately hire enough qualified people to provide 24/7 oversight? and how would they be empowered to settle any level of ineinevitable issues. and it would be a terrible 150-year anniversary present for golden gate park. i would like to thank the general manager phil ginsburg for working with supervisor few or this delicate issue. also i am in support of legislation to what we discussed today and thank you for this public forum. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, next speaker, please. >> you have 10 questions remaining. >> clerk: hello, caller, you have two minutes to speak. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is alice savior and i'm in district 7. i'm calling today because i'm concerned about the health and well-being of our seniors, chi

my name is trish robins and i thank you supervisor peskin. i'm 100% for getting unhoused people off streets and out of the doorways which are not a good place for anyone to live. and it's a safe site. and my concern is with thousands of homeless that are moved to public parks, how would it be possible to immediately hire enough qualified people to provide 24/7 oversight? and how would they be empowered to settle any level of ineinevitable issues. and it would be a terrible 150-year anniversary present for golden gate park. i would like to thank the general manager phil ginsburg for working with supervisor few or this delicate issue. also i am in support of legislation to what we discussed today and thank you for this public forum. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, next speaker, please. >> you have 10 questions remaining. >> clerk: hello, caller, you have two minutes to speak. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is alice savior and i'm in district 7. i'm calling today because i'm concerned about the health and well-being of our seniors, chi

press saying that they declared tom tiffany the winner in the seventh congressional district over trishs unfair, one hour after the polls closed with 99% of precincts reporting at 10:30 in the evening, taking the race with 57% of the vote and sean duffy having won the seat by 20 points in 2018. the district voted for trumped in 2016 with a similar margin. dave is up next, he's in indiana. hello. you doing today, pedro? host: well, go ahead. i don't think we should open up the country yet. we should keep funding everybody until this is done. i will be right up front with you, i will have been following dr. fauci. these the best authority in the world. didn't he finance the coronavirus withdrew him for four years? -- with wuhan for four years? host: we will have to look that up for sure, but spending versus not spending, you are saying go ahead and spend it? caller: let me tell you something, spend everything. as far as teachers and closing schools, everyone needs to take a delay before we -- until we find a cure. whatever it costs. if not it's going to wipe out. i don't want that to happ