i felt great in berlin and stronger together with yulia. and then came the children and now. that's the screen for their friends their faces i'm tied here and now there's no going back. to them. the couple can't bringing rocks back from tunisia and souvenirs and friends and relatives left them so you need a shell and all custom came up with the idea for babbling they picked out the most beautiful ones and met the weavers now many of the wrecks i made to order when needed and you have also started an initiative to support the weavers families. to fallen to dust my women who do this are always cheerful in the fruitless it's sad when it's an art form i see them as artists it's here we see only the rugs and we're doing good but i see the people who make them and i'm fascinated by them and you can please when they're happy they're phenomenal phenomena. as an industrial engineer waleed would have found a well paid job engine is yeah but he defines success differently as the right balance between career and family as a rock deal am beilin he's found happiness. this is mine. this is

arrested on their honeymoon in hawaii for not following that state's self-quarantine mandate. 26-year-old yulia androchenko and her husband arrived at waikiki in a hotel wednesday night. police say they repeatedly violated the state's shelter in place rules, including leaving the hotel after 10:00 p.m. and refusing to sign a quarantine acknowledgement. despite several warnings from the hotel staff, the newlyweds are being charged for violation of the 14-day quarantine. >>> uber soon is going to require drivers and riders to wear face masks or face coverings while using the platform. company executives approved the new policy last week. uber is in the process of developing technology to try to detect if drivers are wearing masks before they go online and start accepting trips. the company is trying to get masks to drivers as soon as they can. requent is ete roll out in the coming weeks. >>> meanwhile, costco is limiting meat purchases per customer. it will limit beef, pork, and poultry products to three items per member. the company says it's made other changes based on public health guidelines

the company gets ready to report after the bell today with the stock down more than 25% in 3 months, yulia on what to expect to hear today julia? >> kelly, the focus for disney less on the first quarter results and more on guidance for the impact on its coming quarters on coronavirus in the coming quarters especially for the parks division now expected to be the biggest drag on results. investors want to hear how much closures will cost and when parks reopen and the cost of low attendance they'll be listening for the theatrical audiences returning and how it thinks about the reliance on the releases over at the tv division, the question is how deep an ad recession and what kind of cord cutting they're seeing disney plus hit 50 million paying subscribers far faster than expected. kelly? >> thank you. >>> my next guests say the challenges of disney run deep. for more, i'm joaned by james chuckmock and ed lee for "the new york times." good the see both of you ed, starting with you, kind of on the longer standing issue of espn and cord cutting. you have people asking for refunds for sports cha

they're not from yulia skripmin but they're staying down here. yes? >> how many arrests have been made so far and do -- how would you attempt to go about forcing the cure few, putting law enforcement in harm's way in the situation. >> i'll say this for the commissioner before he comes up here, this is one again i think all of us being as transparent as possible, i'm speaking now about arat this time titiculati. some of it is the tactics if i tell you, and he tells you, they'll adjust. we changed in two nights they'll change with us. i'll let john talk about some of the basic techniques you're seeing. >> on the st. paul side, as best -- these are all preliminary numbers we had around 20 arrests made on the st. paul side. over half were for burglary. when we talk about burglary, think about those grocery stores and the walgreens and the liquor stores and the pharmacies that have been broken into, as you look at the plywood that's up and about, they were significant numbers for burglary and then there was about a third of that total was for curfew violat

could slam on the brakes right now because this is perfect temperature you should see my photographer yulia 7 as she sleeveless sun's out guns out and you she's covered up all the time he likened 9 book because of the hot weather you should see route tweeted out that u.s. out for her how scary is it that it's a perfect temperature for you. >>for a high temperature and it's 5 in the morning so. dream on well, thanks a lot. we'll check in with you throughout the morning, let's check those triple digit temperatures. >>firefighters are saying that to reduce the risk of fires. they are concerned about they are going to residents conferences he could you shows us what they're doing. >>the hot weather may be perfect for getting out for some exercise taking a long walk skateboarding are riding your bicycle but first responders want to use this opportunity to remind bay area residents that the high temperature is also ripe for accidentally starting a wildfire. >>right now that's one of our big concerns. and the next few days as fire a fire weather livermore pleasanton fire department captain fred ma