donald trump called him the great vince mcmahon in yesterday's press conference. this person is putting his own wrestlers at risk because someone on his staff has the coronavirus is going to decide when it's safe for the rest of us. >> that is really, really, really wild. and so the -- just to go back to this final point about the contracts, you know, the contracts are an enormous deal for everyone right now, right? there's all these contracts that are essentially being violated because no one's broadcasting live sports. so this is crucially important for mcmahon's bottom line, for him to be able to have events that essentially allow him to uphold his end of the contract and get paid. >> exactly. he could have done bulk tapings, which other wrestling federations are doing. basically tape six, seven shows and then have content for the next seven weeks, but it's specifically that language about live programming, which is worth literally hundreds of millions of dollars with the contracts with usa and fox. and now he's able to full fail t fu fulfill the aims of those

vince, your reaction to this disturbing story?ington state reporting that an inmate advocate group, called columbia legal services filed a lawsuit asking for the state of washington to release an enormous 2/3 of its prison inmates into the community. but that included serial killers and capital murders as well as rapists, all to reduce the spread and exposure of covid-19 in the prison system. washington state supreme court ruled against that in a narrow 5-4 decision. your reaction to that story? >> it is horrifying that it came that close. reality, coronavirus is a crisis that is leaving a lot of people worried but for the health reasons and also the economic damage it has done across the country. with that worry, paralyzing so many people in fear, really the response is to add on top of that the release of prisoners including violent criminals from prison into society? this is like a script out after batman movie where the villains decide once society fully locked in chaos we'll open the prison cells and release the prisoners. it

we received a number of emails - >> vince, let me jump in here if i can. obviously would wear masks and gloves anyway doing what you do as a tattoo artist. so, we respect that decision you don't want to go after the stuff that the first responders need what about the businesses around you. i'm sure there are small businesses all around you. what are they doing? what are the other owners you're speaking with saying >> owners that i know -- because this whole thing is confusing. there's a lot of contradictory information. you know, we're supposed to meet certain guidelines some of them are opening, some of them are not, some are trying to find out the guidelines we tried to find sources from the cdc, from the health department locally the fact is the kind of business that a lot of people have which is, you know, barbershops, you know, martial arts, tattoo parlors, massage parlors, you need to be in close contact with your client in order to provide a service. to me it's a very hard thing to give somebody a tattoo without touching them or being in close quart

normally on a tuesday, 12-year-old vince would be in gym class. these are far from normal tuesdays. so vince is working his makeshift assembly line in the family kitchen. using a 3d printer he got when he was 9 and another one donated by the library where his mom works. vince is making ppe face masks for those fighting the pandemic. >> so this is the thing that you take off the 3d printer. >> the sixth grader got motivated after a neighbor who is a nurse put out a plea for ppe. >> i put out a post. if you have a 3d printer or can sew, we can use the masks or these eye shields. >> i watch her dog when she goes on vacations. and like i thought i would just be another way to help and the least thing i could do during this pandemic. >> reporter: for nearly three weeks now, the printers have buzzed along. at first it was taking nearly three hours to print each frame. >> me and my dad were like, no, that takes way too long. >> reporter: a few tweaks to the program, and production time was cut down to about an hour a piece. >> all the materials -- >> rep

how much do you love vince. what a remarkable young man. one of the heroes in all of this. >>> next here, new satellite images are providing clues about the possible wear abouts of kim jong-un. why has he been missing now for more than two weeks. we'll have a report. audible is my road-trip companion. it's kind of my quiet, alone time. audible is a routine for me. it's like a fun night school for adults. i could easily be seduced into locking myself into a place where i do nothing but listen to books. i never was interested in historical fiction before, but i'm obsessed with it now. there are a lot of like, classic and big titles that i feel like i missed out since i don't have time to read, mean i might as well listen. if i want to catch up on the news or history or learn what's going on in the world, i can download a book and listen to it. because i listened to her story over and over again, i made the decision to go ahead and follow my own dream, which was to help other veterans. i think there's like 180 books in my, in my library now. i

. >> reporter: normally on a tuesday 12-year-old vince would be in gym class. from normal tuesdays. so vince is working his makeshift assembly line in the family kitchen, using a 3-d printer he got when he was 9 and another one donated by the library where his mom works. vince is making ppe face masks for those fighting the pandemic. >> so this is the thing you that take off the 3-d printer. >> reporter: the sixth-grader got motivated after a neighbor, who's a nurse, put out a plea for ppe. >> i put a post on facebook saying if you have a 3-d printer or if you can sew we could use the mask, these eye shields. >> i watch her dog when she goes on vacations. and like i thought it would just be another thing to help and like the least thing i could do during this pandemic. >> reporter: for nearly three weeks now the printers have buzzed along. at first it was fataking nearly three hours to print each frame. >> me and my dad were like no, that takes way too long. >> reporter: a few tweaks to the program and production time was cut down to about an hour apiece. >> ho

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gender differences and wonder when i was 12 with a home and esplanades excerpts from to do this with vince are going to be sort of. by that time as a part of the map and one can actually see why i should be. quite a sound. mind for now. if that was my fault. feen i know they have to buy a home because the mini to somehow get a whole bunch of the 17 of them. people in new york you see people in brazil you see people and you know kind of the australia all part of this phenomenon part of this community this i missed it by answers i must equal to it as if to buy a bus and want to be at the demand unsupported but i have to buy it up to the center just isn't one comes the argument from vite. see if they could include them in these or you might just see the same things i think. i see in the club they see a club that's bigger than just soccer the money goes to the most the subtle and if you're in the one i think of the lives of my own father. and we had during the interval of the beginning. i mean a fellow. if me if i may claim. much might also make the rounds this is song keep going to last about

much deeper economic crisis when the lockdown ends here from former liberal democrat leader at some vince cable surely. the un announces the 1st recorded case of the virus in a lebanese refugee camp the distant promising fears of a wider break among the displaced we get reaction from the head of a charity responding to the pandemic. the health secretary met franco was promised more targeted testing and tracking of corona virus cases but only after the infection rate has reduced testing will be made available to all key workers and that family members from tomorrow it was still no nationwide plans to lift the lockdown the 1st minister scotland publishes own blueprint for easing restrictions and he joins me now with the latest so tell us about these new announcements well the daily briefing held by the government today was fronted up by the health secretary hancock and during the course of his briefing to the country he announced a step up of testing for what he said was key essential workers but also those who are living within the same households as. we need to bring the incidence of new

in california vince. >> caller: jimmy chill, what's crack-a-lacking? >> i don't know. i'm masking myself after this. what's up? >> caller: my question for you today is about alibaba they've been struggling a little bit but i thought they may have recovered in march they have shares later this year, is it a buy, hold -- >> it's the only chinese stocky like remember i told you to avoid that >> sell, sell, sell. >> you bet i did john in michigan john hey, john. >> caller: booyah, jim thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: been watching you since the kud low cramer days. my stock is cyber ark. >> it's dynamite proof point is in my pecking order, i'm putting pru at the top. i like crowd strike. they have game >>> oh, man, i'm done? i was just getting started the fed's massive new liquidity injection sorely needed following last week's -- did you see the jobless claim number this kind of big thinking is what we need to keep the economy afloat until we stop, eradicate the virus. is box thinking outside the box when it comes to helping companies co

day i'll be speaking to form a leader of the liberal democrats and one time business secretary said vince cable . also the front line medics treating patients with 19 claims they are forced to make that protective equipment from improvised materials that says research suggests. underestimating the number of doctors. with the virus. the prime minister remains in intensive care at some thomas' hospital in london after he was moved last night due to worsening coronavirus symptoms that says the data told in england hits $758.00 now that is the highest so far. is live outside the hospital where the prime minister is so well. what is the latest then on boris johnson. what we know of cool stuff the prime minister be suffering with code 98 offsets about 54 it around 10 days ago but towards the end of last week the reports confirmation apart from downing street that the prime minister continued to show symptoms that on sunday night he was taken to hospital here to tell this is hospital which is just over the river from downing street and from us. house of parliament but last night it would appear

this was world wrestling entertainment vince mcmahon's second intact and rivaling the nfl and as your money watch report, for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com, i am diane king hall. >> a new smart phone app is being developed in the uk. using bluetooth, the app can trace if you have been close to somebody with covid-19 and alerts you to self isolate. ian lee reports from london on this latest tech weapon. >> facemasks on social distancing have been the only weapons in the fight against the coronavirus but britain's national health service says more animation will soon be at people's fingertips. a new app to trace those who come in contact with covid-19. >> the app will then send an alert anonymously to other app users that you have been insignificant contact with over the past few days. even before you have symptoms. >> essentially, the app tracks where you go and remembers who you are close to by communicating through bluetooth with other phones. if someone contracts the virus, the app alerts you if you are near them. oxford university says it is a 21st-century answer to stop the spre

operations and half the staff was laid off and there were no plans to start in 2021, x fl is joined by vincecmahon. >> evening quarantined to her free to have curry as the main visible, going back and forth between his former teammate, check this out.>> what team or player on that team can you look at me like oh, i'm getting busy tonight.>> everybody. oh,! >> finally, in case you missed this, this is in england and a man named steve crosse who held a makeshift chairlift and dry ski slope in his backyard for his daughter so they can enjoy a little quarantine exercise entertainment. he works for a ski slope operator, we give him credit for the music and the whole ambience. i've got three little makeshift studio lights here, and two of them have gone out on the last 10 minutes. sorry for little darkness.>> that's all right, and thank you for joining us tonight, modern family is next. good night. running grandpa's closet company on monday, and you know how she gets when there are big changes. (groans) claire: (english accent) knockity-knock! oh, no. not -- mrs. clutterworth. who's ready to take

the xfl was launched by wwe ceo vince mcmahon. it actually got off to a pretty good start but simply cannot survive this health crisis. >>> a local athlete is stepping up to be part of the solution in these challenging times. 49ers jake thieneman is teaming up with a nonprofit called the ventilator project. the goal is to produce up to 60,000 low-cost ventilators a month. >> they're not reinventing the ventilator per se. what they're doing is designing it to be made with parts that are readily available. >> after fda approval of the prototype. the project hopes to make 1,000 ventilators in the first month and then increase production. >>. >>> coming up in our second half hour, he's closed his business, but he's still hiring people. how this east bay man is taking a hit for the greater good. >>> also, ucsf is sending doctors to new york city. we're going to have the details next. the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that

vince was one of the group of scholars who consulted with us during the development of the exhibition interactions for the museum here so long before the shovel was in the ground in the steel began rising here at third and chestnut in philadelphia, we were tapping vincent's brain for exciting stories of the american revolution, some which really turn it a great personal stories in our core exhibition here. this is a charles worn professor of american history and african-american history at harvard university. he is the author of their reapers and garden which won the james a raleigh prize, merle kirksey award in another prize. if you have an opportunity to go online, don't do it right now and your phones, when you get home, he has developed and on live interactive map called slave revolt in jamaica and it is a cartographic and narratives you can go online see a lot of the themes and he may be speaking about this a little bit during your talk this evening. it is a great online resource and hopefully will begin to be used by educators in classrooms. he has received guggenheim, fellowshi

>>normally on a tuesday, 12 year-old vince would be in gym class.l tuesday's. so vince is working his makeshift assembly line in the family kitchen, using a 3 d printer he got when he was 9 and another one donated by the library where his mom works. this is making ppe face masks for those fighting the pandemic. >>so this is saying that you take off the c d printer. >>the 6th grader got motivated after a neighbor whose owners put out a plea for ppe i put a post on facebook saying if you'd like if you have a 3 d printer or if you can so we could use a mask for i shields i am watch your dog when she goes on vacations. >>and like i thought i would just be another way to help unlike the least thing i could do during this been done. >>for nearly 3 weeks now the printers have buzz along at first it was taking nearly 3 hours to print each frame me and my dad were like nah all that a tweet to on a few tweaks to the program and production time was cut down to about an hour a piece. it all over the country people are stepping up to help fill a critical need fo

rushing towards nonsense while the world burns we've filled our days with the spastic motion of the boy vince if we stop to truly think about it we may figure out our scant few years of consciousness are pissed away as slaves that often meaningless jobs they are the corporate owners are sucking away our lives that's what your job is it's a piece of your existence and now with life on holiday we see almost none of it was essential instead the things we worry. what's actually essential forming a world that will last more than 20 years learning and creating enjoying clean water clean air clean food spending time with your beautiful family dog god all right not that one go back to the waterfall jesus christ. point is the stuff that batters is this stuff we were completely ignoring as our world was eaten by corporate profit but now now the natural world is already reclaiming the spaces beaches around the globe are no longer flooded by fleshy apes and have been retaken by thousands millions of birds massive highways normally filled with noise pollution and coughs now sit empty quiet in cleveland in

. >> the doctors appear con vinced there will be a second wave. of course, dr. fauci there saying just how big, we do not know. eva, the president announcing moments ago some hopeful results of a new dhs study, this data just emerging now, which could give us new clues about what could happen with this virus as the weather gets warmer, eva? >> reporter: that's right, david. a top homeland security official just revealed emerging results from their study. he said that sunlight seems to have an effect on killing the virus, the same with warmer temperatures and even humidity, but he cautioned, he said it would be irresponsible for us to say that we feel the summer will totally kill the virus. and he said, he reminded us this is still being studied. david? >> they remain hopeful, sunlight and heat, as is the case with other viruses, too. let's hope. eva, thank you. >>> we are, of course, mindful of the growing food lines in this country. more than 26 million americans have now filed for unemployment benefits since this outbreak began. and the small businesses who de

ice press and people that had been following had been following the trial pretty much where it comes vince that that would be acquitted many people are surprised that he was acquitted so late in the process i mean the sender stude that the recent way that we don't came so late is because it was a trial by jury but that the evidence was actually inconsistent davis against him so i think that the pope piece indeed looking at these looking at the story of this trial and essentially claiming a victory but he's doing it in a way that is trying to be delicate doe proly not delicate enough and he said i represent it with the church ultimately all right our ethics and religion correspondent martin jacques with the latest on this surprising turn thank you very much mark. well the day is almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either g w news you can follow me at t.v. and don't forget to use our hash tag of the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everyone. made to me in the new in her early twenty's lucy one wa

vince mcmahon sr.'s secretary got a handwritten note.l, i called him right away, and the whole story is i flew out there, got in the ring with him. we did a couple things. he tried to hit me a couple times. "see if you can grab me pretty quick, big guy." -which i did. - harvey:this was an audition. hulk: yeah, and they were filming everything. and so, i didn't have an agent, never had done anything before. he goes, "i'll give you $10,000 to do the movie." i went, "nah, i want $15,000." so i did it for $14,000. - no. - yeah. wait a minute, he negotiated you down from 15? ( chuckles ) well, yeah... i apologize. first of all, you should have gone for way more than 15. well, i didn't know. ( cheering ) where are my love slaves out there? thunderlips is here, in the flesh, baby! now the character was great for you know, the females. it's the ultimate male, thunderlips. look at those lips. it helped you get laid. i'm talking about it helped me attract the opposite sex. good match. hey, why'd you get so crazy on me out there? that's the name

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but any opportunity we get and i know you have some gentle vinces yes coronavirus somehow lead us to the fight with iran but guys thank you so much for joining me for a good talk a good good. opening to. see since you. now america is a very unique place when it comes to unemployment during the coronavirus jobs aren't disappearing so fast the way they are in america as they are in other countries throughout the world governments are protecting employment workers keep their jobs even in industries that are shut down the government covers most of their wages through direct payments to employers our government on the other hand is counting on increasing employment unemployment benefits it's like unemployment is rising like toilet water and we're just the trying to flush the toilet and we have a plunger but it's like too gross to actually plunge the toilet we never do that we'll just call the plumber when our house is no longer inhabitable you know some countries like germany already had job retention systems in place but several nations with no experience in that area like britain irelan

it is a myth that is propagated by people like vince scroll graph i just don't know cheney anymore. he has changed. there is also what i call the cardiology theory everybody in this room must know someone at a dinner party who knows a cardiologist or is a cardiologist or wants to be a cardiologist who says that the heart attacks he had had three before we ever get to the beginning of the bush administration for by the time he took office that somehow they changed him. they transformed him from moderate to hot. it's not true. what i had found really the closer you look dick cheney was conservative. he was always conservative. it tells us something about ourselves that we think you changed you can watch the rest of this program book tv .-dot work --.org. book tv for cello -- for serious readers. all weekend every weekend. join us next saturday for the best in nonfiction books. .. ..

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scott played kill vince and he was working like vice squad somebody exposed himself for the euro will send off any hat pin them they're like a butterfly and hannibal lecter is waste and it reminded me of that where you get stuck in and somebody could cover of the other room i love that right that was menacing. well you know joel and ethan and i the way we raised their money for that movie which was $750.00 grand is we shot a trailer as if it was a finished movie and use the trailer to show it to like dentist investing groups and doctor investing groups and all that stuff and when we shot the trailer you know we didn't have actors or anything but one of the scenes we shot for our trailer was a scene where m.m.a. at walsh some day i mean. it wasn't hired yet by where he shoots bullet holes through the wall with his gun and these beams of light come in and he does it to get his hand around which you're talking about to open the window next door and fram it dormant puts a knife through his hand and slams the window it's it was the scene that that most of the investors that helped were sti

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. >> my name is vince, and i'm a faculty member of the hospitality arts and culinary school here in san is my 11th year. the policemrogram is very, ver in what this industry demands. cooking, health, safety, and sanitation issues are included in it. it's quite a complete program to prepare them for what's happening out in the real world. >> the first time i heard about this program, i was working in a restaurant, and the sous chef had graduated from this program. he was very young to be a sous chef, and i want to be like him, basically, in the future. this program, it's awesome. >> it's another world when you're here. it's another world. you get to be who you are, a person get to be who they are. you get to explore different things, and then, you get to explore and they encourage you to bring your background to the kitchen, too. >> i've been in the program for about a year. two-year program, and i'm about halfway through. before, i was studying behavioral genetics and dance. i had few injuries, and i couldn't pursue the things that i needed to to dance, so i pursued my other passion, co

of and one part is about clinton's outrageous he hit here in arkansas, and the second part is about vince foster, and this guys theory about how he was murdered -- gaia pulses theory about how he was murdered -- host: go ahead. so what does this have to do with oklahoma city? caller: the third part was all about oklahoma city. it goes through this group -- it's a weird name, like an indian name, and also he went to europe with this right-wing group and it goes all into depth about the whole deal of how he came to these crazy ideas and follows this entire deal. but anyway, i took that thing out of the library about four times it is such a mind blower. and i don't know the truth of those other two parts, clinton and foster, but anyway, i just wanted -- wondered if your guest had heard of it. i'm sure there's a lot of other thes that say more or less same thing, but this guy, he is and i could not for my life -- anyway, "the secret the thirdll clinton," part, how they slipped the book up, goes really into depth. are you familiar with the book? caller: i'm not and i wouldn't go there. i would

vince in new york. >> jimmy thanks for having me back on. i still like it more. let's go to zach in pennsylvania zach >> hey, jim. thank you for everything that you do >> what's going on >> i like your long term view on rfg. >> the waste business is god short term, there's pricing management i prefer waste management to republic >> jim, i'm calling here first time long time just got my stimulus check in, and i'm wondering what you think about sherwin williams >> you mention that. i said people get the stimulus, they might want to be home bound and paint bound and do painting. i suggested to my wife lisa. she said are you kidding me? you do the painting in the house. good luck. let's go to dane in missouri >> yo, jim there's a tech stock i like that has earnings coming out on sin koe da maya. >> that day i'm only buying stz. >> johnny. >> how are you i'm currently in your state, new jersey right now >> all right that's good. >> i nibbled on pen a little bit. i love you and i love port nay >> he's down day trade i gave him nordic american tank

. >> on this day in 2014 the dodgers paid tribute to 65 years in the broadcast booth by vince scully,throughout the first pitch to sandy koufax. the giants proceeded to score 6 runs in the first inning to ruin la's party. this was a landmark day for the major leagues in 1969. the expansion montrial expos play their home opener, the first ever regular-season big league game outside the united states. and it's still masters time. in 2002 tiger woods made a consecutive green jacket, his third overall. and just last year, the return to glory, after an 11 year major tournament drop, he won the fifth masters at the age of 43, that's this day in sports april 14, i'm joe fonzi.>> and some good stuff there, meanwhile under the category of it's the little things, check this out. watch a young fella by the name of scotty ryan and his mom on the couch. they said this up, and a couple of close calls, almost. how they figured out the ball would bounce exactly like that is hard to say, but three is apparently a charm as they would finally get it to go. like i said, it's the little things, and that i

. >> the fact that vince mcmahon of wwe is a part of this and his company is deemed not essential inlorida tells you everything you need to know about what a sham this whole thing is. >> absolutely. >> dave, you had a final word. >> there's a book called "the rebellious life of ms. rosa parks" and i think all these people should be forced to read it so they understand they shouldn't use her name in vain. >> yeah, i think none -- they should all just stop saying it. don't say rosa parks anymore. that's a word of advice from a history buff. it doesn't work. it is not analogous, demanding to infect other people. a super panel. thank you very much. everybody, please stay safe. >>> big restaurants reap the benefits of government money as small, independent business owners face extinction. for nearly 100 years, we've worked to provide you with the financial strength, stability, and online tools you need. and now it's no different. because helping you through this crisis is what we're made for. ♪ ♪all strength ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't

during birth in either case separating the baby and the mother may be recommended to protect the and vince weak immune system. there is no current evidence showing the virus is found in breast milk, but if a mother has tested positive for coronavirus the decision on whether or not to breastfeed should also be made health care providers. for today's health minute. i'm mandy gaither. >>next using personal protective equipment. right way we're going to show you >>what doctors agree wearing masks and gloves can help prevent the spread of coronavirus doctors also say that if they're not worn properly can actually increase the risk of catching the virus. christine most are explained. >>wearing masks and gloves can decrease your risk of contracting covid-19 but they can also make you more susceptible to getting sick if not used properly we want to get your hands washing or sanitizing your hands should be done before putting on any protective gear. doctor carolyn calusa stand with keck medicine of usc says putting your gloves on is basically full proof, but you must be careful when you take them o

major league soccer, wwe, the great vince mcmahon. nascar, lisa canada. kennedy. nhl gary bettman. from the new england patriots bob kraft, dallas cowboys jerry jones and dallas mavericks mark cuban. some of the thought leaders that we are going to have, and there are some others that we are having, just waiting to hear. john ellison heritage foundati foundation. hoover institute, condoleezza rice, another great person. art laffer, steve moore, steve forbes, larry lindsey, catherine reynolds, scott gottlieb, just spoke with him. jim mint, jim has been a terrific friend. bill haggerty and ray washburn. religious leaders will be coming on friday and we will be speaking to -- we will have a separate list but we will have tremendous enthusiasm to meet by our great religious leaders. we have incredible people and they want to be a part. we will be talking about churches and we will be talking about opening and we will be talking about things that are very important to a lot of people including me. we will find out how we are doing in that regard. so those are the names that we have on o

the x if l was owned by vince mcmahon as well is alpha entertainment. basketball would have been over by now even under normal circumstances. of course these are not normal circumstances. and as such, the city college of san francisco men's team did not get the opportunity to cap off the 30-0 season with the possible state title. the city college rams were on the brink of history.>> we were really ready to go out there and finish the season the right way. i don't think any team has ever won undefeated and state championship. >> undefeated, yes, state championship, we will never know because of covid-19. stomach we wanted to say undefeated, averaged 100 points a game, we wanted to go down as one of the best california teams ever. >> maybe we will have to suffice, no dream ending for the dream season but a few weeks later, plenty of perspective. >> we didn't lose a game, we had a lot of fun and the guys on this team are very close. we will be friends for the rest of our lives, so that is a plus. >> april 10, big day in sports histou yourself courtesy of j