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. >> right now there is no touch doevwen six all washersare fe yon nd adout pretick thisame.>>eporter: new les or n golfers are tired of being cooped up, especially michael langley. >> i've been gone for about 2 1/2 months from golf, i was on the grand princess cruise ship with my wife for my 50th birthday and have a been out of the house for about two and half months so today is the day. we were in full or in tina travis air force base, home quarantine, sheltering a place so it's a good day to be out on the golf course. >> reporter: some folks are here for the first time just to get some fresh air. steve nabb is teaching his son to play golf. >> he's got a powerful swing, i brought this driver appear because is broken two of mine already. >> reporter: signs are posted all over the course reminding everyone that if the rules are not followed, the course could be closed again, meanwhile, it's just a happy day for golfers. >> it sure is nice being back out here. >> playing golf regularly, you won't get too close to anyone anyhow, no flags, the cup was raised up a little bit whi

it could be airships like networks on small robotic drones that carry people hither and yon across los angeles. >> you took some time and spent with mayor out there and you talked about the olympics and with a plan to do after that time for it. >> have a lot of big projects they hope to get in gear by 2028 olympics. the big thing about los angeles is people are really fed up more than ever with traffic in los angeles they are so fed up they decided to tax themselves raising gas taxes to fund public transit. the hope for many of them is if we find public transit many of the people will roads, they will leave the roads and things will move faster. >> with these billions of dollars are being spent in los angeles, they being spent on smart transportation or more roads, more vehicles? they are not being spent on more roads and more vehicles are being spent on a dramatic expansion of the metro system, more buses more electric buses. they're looking at los angeles as this test bed for all kinds of new technology there opening it up and they are telling people if you set up your new company wh

i local farmers like yon's hans and are concerned about the situation too. he grows crops on both sides of the border. he can no longer take the direct route to his 200 hectares of land on the danish side. he's got a special permit for designated border crossings but that means he has to take major detours. the ags goes i'm stress this because we're very worried these measures will stay in place until harvest season. that would mean transporting large farming equipment and machines but combine harvesters back and forth. along with the harvest is what a nightmare. nobody knows when the border will be reopened. and. at least the members of this german danish band are keeping their spirits up. every saturday they meet at the border to play. to rehearse as they say and to send a message that europe needs open borders and to highlight the importance of good relations between germany and denmark in spite of the border closure. sylvia protests and shares the sentiment. she says even though the coronavirus lockdown is making life in the border region difficult for g

yon it is the official word of downing street. who does the official word of downing street?ime minister and this is an official statement on behalf of downing street. we have got interesting... we have got a senior member of the cabinet coming in behind dominic cummings but there are other voices of concern even on tory backbenchers and the tory side of the house. yes, there has been a lot of activity on there has been a lot of activity on the opposition side about raising concerns about this. on the conservative side we had the former conservative mp david millington who said that the he wanted to look at the detail of this but that there might be questions to be answered. it is going to rumble on for a bit, it won't end here. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed. let's speak to alistair campbell, who have course was a senior speak to alistair campbell, who have course was a senior adviser to tony blair. alistair, what do you make of what we have heard this morning in defence of dominic cummings's actions? i don't think he has a defence and what you are seeing is a

senate judiciary committee one from the state of kentucky is a fellow that has six months experience yon the federal bench and is being proposed by senator mcconnell for a lifetime appointment to the highest second court in the land. that's the best republican nominee from the second-highest court, but six months experience as a trial judge but he does have one thing, he's completely opposed and came up with another nominee with the o same thing so there's two nominees in the midst of a public health crisis in america asking for lifetime appointments to the court who are opposed to the affordable care act at this moment in time the republican party came up with two lifetime nominees. timing is perfect. if you look up the whole question of relevance and ask what is the most aero something that has occurred inri the midst of the crisis, it is the last three weeks of the united states senate that we have been pute at risk a scale downward in the capitalnd where the pandemic legislation on the floor of the senate. the random committee hearing that is what we are supposed to do. you would thi

according to the emerson college survey nearly 65% of california yons answ ians answered no to restaurants and 74% no on going to the gym. about 55% said they would feel comfortable going to the beach or a park with spacing enforced. >>> observing police are searching for a man who damaged a convenience store this is after a clerk there says they asked him to cover his face. so this happened at a 7-eleven in oakland hills. the store clerk says the man that you're going to see right here refused to cover his face when he entered the store so the clerk asked him to leave. they called the police. before officers could arrive the clerk says the man kicked in the door. he stormed out almost shattering the glass. >> we have family. >> lucky that stores like this convenience store are even open. >> fortunately no one was hurt in this incident. a similar one erupted in target in los angeles. this new surveillance video showing two men assaulting a security guard after being told to wear face protection. as the men were escorted out of the store, one apparently punched the target employees causing

least fond of myself, the u-turn game is to the government said this on march 29 come on on april 3 yon set this. of course the u-turn game, anyone who drives a car knows this, a useful maneuver. >> if you tried over wall will come in handy. the u-turn is a morally neutral thing in itself. debbie has turned to this exemplar failure or contradiction is another part of acting. i think what strike about this once again is the fact the public is more nuanced and capable than the media that reports to speak to it, to the public and the deed ask for some kind of intermediary. i think the fact that those games went on to a certain extent they are diminished, was the main reason why that decline in trust the most, the journalists just didn't know what questions to ask. i've had a few rounds with colleagues about this. if you haven't written about pandemics or thought about virology or anything in the past, you of course have insights, but you are stuck if you're going to have to present yourself as a pandemic expert in 48 hours. >> now that everyone has become so accustomed to having a platform

wendy of sage vent knarr yon center, it's good to know that you're open for business and serving the families if were the animals that need help. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> all right. very nice lady. >>> saying good-bye to hand shakes. i like a good hand shake. i don't want to say good-byey're pushing a different way to greet p an end. >>> also, kobe bryant on the minds of other people especially after "the last dance" what he had to say about his relationship with michael jordan. >>> some teachers are recognizing parents on what is teacher appreciation week. right now a live picture from the city of antioch where they're putting signs in front of the school. they recognize them for the hard work during distance learning. they say that all parents should be recognized during this at home challenge. >> we know it's important to salute the teachers. there's online thank a teacher tool kits to download and that's thank you cards and social media graphics. office depot is offering ebbs panneded discounts for teachers. we have post ted information from the nation

. >> unfriday, yon front, you ann you wants governors to open churches and synagogues and mosques.ou said you would overrule them. can you explain what authority you had in mind when you said you would do that? >> i can absolutely do it if i want to. because it's starting to open up. we want our churches, synagogues, morsques. we want them open as soon as possible. i can tell you, i know a lot of pastors, im achimams, we need p leading us in faith. if i have to i'll override any governor if they want to play games. if they want to play games, that's okay but we will win. we have many different ways we can override them and if i have to, i will do that. >> i just want to remind folks here back in april, the president basically said the exact same thing when it came to opening upstates, that he could absolutely override the authority of governors when it comes to decisionmaking and the time lines for opening upstates. and once again, weeks later, he backtracked on that saying he was going to leave it up to the governors' discretion as to when they would be opening up states. with tha

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and versus dimmick safand if yon about the economy, though certain members of the managerial elite tolds, well, you're disgusting, cold, heartless and you don't care about life. and the truth is, it has never been in either/or situation. they both have been important since day one. and here is what i think most americans want from their public officials. they want common sense, and they want their public officials to do everything they possibly can to fight the virus and to keep us safe. and they want us to do everything we possibly can to get this economy back open. now, the coronavirus can kill you. we know that. it's not going to kill most of us. most of us aren't going to get it. in it's not going to kill but a fraction of those who do get it. but poverty can kill you too. and the truth of the matter is, they were both important. and public officials need to understand that. >> tucker: i'm not sure why more places haven't decided that after two months, more than two months, of nonstop information about this virus, what it does, that people can't make their own decisions about the le

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. >> that made me yon.hy juan did that one more thing, so he would get free drinks at the bumping place. we saw through that ruse, williams. so during the pandemic i got into a tv show, many of you guys may have heard the show, it's called "american idol." it's a singing competition show, it's amazing. i was really pulling for this guy arthur who had the best voice of anybody competing. he lost last night, not as good as arthur's. i wouldn't say that he got robbed, but america voted, so you got to let the people decide. here he is, he did this really sweet take on -- i guess it was rod stewart's "have you ever seen the rain." listen to this guy's chops. >> ♪ i want to know ♪ have you ever seen the rain >> i mean, there hasn't been a voice i've ever heard it's as beautiful as that, so arthur, i love you. second place is okay. i'm not going to say anything about her, she was really great though. >> jesse, you're going to owe dagan a drink. >> can i just give a shout out to the grill in my hometown? the drugst

with world populations booming the way they are,yon that we'll ever be able to do enough.t loss. >> they're all over here. >> reporter: lots of stuff going on right now. like larry davis, jennifer ackerman's passion for the land and those who fly over it is generational. all of this started with your dad. >> that's right. my dad. he was a huge influence in my life in this way. we still share a tremendous love of birds. i'm forever grateful to him for setting me on this path. >> reporter: for ackerman and many others, constantly learning more about our most visible neighborhoods is the only way to make sure they stay that way. >> we have made great strides in understanding bird science, but we have a long way to go. i think particularly in understanding how birds know things and whether there are ways of knowing in the bird world that are different from our own. we really have to do what we can to make sure that our children and our children's children get to see the birds that we see and learn from them. and learn from their still, you know, largely mysterious ways. >> dan

if the president does this or one of his mini yons do with direct communication back to the president, i think it's important you give this information from us. >> i will report any undue influence on me from whatever sour. >> perfect. i'm going to tell you from my perspective right now. i've been stonewalled every step of the way trying to get information from this administration on where in money is going. every single step of the wail so your position is critically important for oversight. in your white house service, did you have any involvement, discussions or awareness in the -- glean fine? mr. miller: senator, as i said before, i can't respond to questions -- >> pretty simple question. did you have any involvement, discussion or awareness in the removal of brett fine? yes or no? it's good enough for me. mr. miller: senator, my ability to respond to questions about what goes on in the white house counsel's office or the white house may be limited by my ethical obligations to find all lawyers and i will follow justice kagan's example of limiting comments about her service in the

yon that, i think the government will be taking a very cautious approach to this.something which starts here and ends at a particular specific time. what i would expect on monday, because the virus is less virulent out of doors, i would expect some relaxation of the exercise ruled and people can perhaps go out and enjoy themselves a little more in the sunshine but don't expect too much more than that, don't expect a return to normal anytime soon. you for the moment. a much needed shipment of surgical gowns ordered from turkey has not been given to frontline nhs staff, because it failed british safety standards. some 400,000 gowns were flown to the uk by the raf, but are now stuck in a warehouse. it's not clear if the government will seek a refund from the suppliers. the cargo was announced after a row over the supplies of ppe, and it arrived in the uk after several delays. we do have to make sure that the quality of the ppe is the right quality of the ppe is the right quality for our front line staff. obviously when this ppe arrived in the uk and the teams looked a