Any chance of some real wet weather over the next hour or so. The rest of us dealing with mostly cloudy conditions and patchy fog and some patchy misses especially at our Higher Elevations through the morning commute and chance of showers through the north bay and by 7 00 this event is unwinding. Temperatures topping out in the 70s in most neighborhoods and then dropping into the 60s by 7 00. Take a look at the wet weekend coming up. Heres reggie with more news. As the bay area begins to reopen, we all know we have to adapt to a changing world. Changes in our workplaces, our economy, your health and the future of education. Lets talk about education. The Cal State University system is preparing to continue online classes for the fall semester. A major announcement. Abc7 News Reporter Julian Glover is live with what the chancellor said about it this morning on gma. Julian . Good morning, reggie. This was a really big announcement when it came out this week. Timothy white said the main r
Joins soledad to talk about his new book. Soledad why is the title i dont want to die poor . Soledad im soledad obrien. Welcome to matter of fact. The coronavirus is breaking parts of the nations Food Supply Chain. Meat processing plants around the country have shut down as workers contract covid19. Other Food Processors are cutting back because large buyers, like schools and restaurants, are closed. Some farmers are now forced to dump milk, destroy crops, and slaughter their animals, while we see people turning to overwhelmed food banks across the country. Our correspondent Jessica Gomez has more. Jessica well, soledad, the u. S. Department of agriculture is still working out details of its coronavirus Food Assistance program. It includes 16 billion in direct payments to farmers; another 3 billon will be used to get food from the farms to food banks and other nonprofits. While the usda acknowledges it wont nearly be enough, for already cashstrapped farmers, the help cant come soon eno
Capitalism work for all. Across talking capitalism im joined by my guest Geoffrey Tucker in new york he is editorial director for the American Institute for Economic Research in los angeles we have piii and he is an independent economic and geo political analyst former commodities trader and Strategic Planning advisor and in indianapolis we Cross Alexandra hudson she is an independent scholar writer consultant and speaker or across type rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate its go to pi 1st because i one of my rules on this program we always go to the person that got up early is that you got up really early for those programs i wrote very much appreciated by you know theres a lot of talk about how capitalism is. Performing and for whom and we look at the generation x. We look at the middle millennial as we see the attraction of socialism in the polls so my question is very broad and its a very deep question at the same time he said is capit
The coronavirus pandemic. Chair neal thank you for joining me. I have the greatest personal and professional regard for the United States conference of mayors. In congress there is a small Alumni Association. A lot has to do with the fact that we had to make immediate decisions along the way that did not always receive a chorus of support from the citizenry. Days of being the mayor of springfield, at the time, the hundred largest city in the country. And i feel a great sense of personal and professional satisfaction from what we were able to do and the immediacy of it. I would start with one funny story because you have all had the same experience. I was in the office one saturday morning, i thought it was a good time to get things done. Signing letters, doing a review and there wasnt staffers rushing in or someone who insisted on talking to at the moment. And the phone rang. I was 32 at the time and full of myself. I answered the phone. It was a citizen who said to me, she was upset,
For anyone who is a first timer, its an about terrys and we bring signs of discipline out of their labs and onto the public stages. They are part of the cultural life of new york city and people like you and me can come and be informed, energized and engaged by scientific ideas discoveries contract directly with scientists. Secret science club, regular hangout, our main one is important. The north when, where back here tonight in manhattan, part of us make series here, so we would like to thank all the people that symphony space, darren, rebecca, mary, james and zach and ricky for helping us expand our university. Big hand for them. [applause] very big thank you, we have the barr to the back left if you havent visited yet. Theyve concocted our cocktail, its called the atlantis, fabulous blue glowing drink its name from the Space Shuttle and its very tasty. We highlyen recommend it. To expand your universe brother. Also thanks to cspan, i want to give a shout out to them. If you like to