anyway. and she writes we're true. hello there i'm fair in france i can watch it in western broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. you are welcome our viewers from across the nation and around the world here are tonight's top stories we're working on for you as many states europe to open during this pandemic one state is undergoing a great controversy over the firing of one of its public health officials are full report next plus coated 19 data is reportedly being shared with law enforcement with some states even sharing patients' names this parking major privacy push back we're going to discuss this next to our panel guests plus china now vowing to retaliate after the u.s. secretary of state offers one words to taiwan's president during her inauguration

all right so tired of trying to boost her news i q. and globally cases now topping 4900000 with 325000 reported deaths now here in the united states alone the number of cases now 1500000 with 92000 deaths now take a closer look at what at what is happening in the nation the c.d.c. has set guidelines for reopening america only to be shelled by the white house claiming that the guidelines were too specific as a result the c.d.c. quietly releases a revised shorter version of the guidelines on its website and said now this has all 50 states are in the process of reopening just in time for memorial day and turning over to a state that is gaining some headlines now florida which has thus far been devastated with 2096 deaths while on monday the state started reopening for

business is part of the phase one approach to a new normal but it's not without controversy as the governor's administration is being accused of suppressing critical covert 19 data artie's john harvey has more now from miami. safe smart step by step that's the name of the state of florida's reopening plan with phase one kicking off monday though many cities and counties statewide had already started reopening earlier this month the fact that florida was among several states to start reopening so early certainly fuel the national debate about how soon was too soon particularly as the number of covert 1000 cases in florida continue to grow currently the state is reporting more than 47000 positive cases as more than 700000 people so far have been task that i was one of the residents who had to cope with 1000 antibodies test recently at this her care center in miami beach turned out negative miami dade county has had the highest number of covert 1000 cases statewide so there's been a downward trajectory of overall cases so on monday phase one of miami dade the new

normal reopening plan went into effect but restaurants barbershops the lines of parks reopening with restrictions the city of miami started its phase one reopening stand up miami on wednesday with some parks some businesses allowed to reopen but mayor francisco swara says restaurants hotels and beaches in the city would be part of the next reopening phase in another week and that will be contingent upon people practicing the social distancing guidelines and wearing masks let me be clear this is not the beginning of the end but it is the end of the beginning there are 2 paths a responsible path that will take us to face to the responsible path which will bring us back to where we started the pandemic has hit miami a city relying on tourism part with laws like this one and all the big hotels shut down i shot this exclusive video recently from my paddle board on biscayne bay right off the mandarin oriental hotel in brickell key which is usually packed this time of year it's outdoor event space hosting weddings and business functions instead it was eerily quiet and desolate as florida moves into its reopening phases

there are questions about whether or not the 1000 figures are complete the so-called architect of florida's code 1000 tracking web page said she was fired after going public with her. about florida department of health commitment to accessibility and transparency state officials say she was insubordinate but the miami herald and other media outlets sued the state over its refusal recently to release data about covert 1000 cases and deaths in nursing homes and other long term care facilities still florida is moving forward with reopening and after 2 months of being locked down residents here are going out to enjoy the warm sun perhaps one of the biggest questions now though will the coburg 19 disease want to darken deadly shadow over the sunshine state in the weeks and months to come for our t. john hardy. and now concerns are being raised as covert $1000.00 patient data including the names and home addresses of private citizens are being shared with law

enforcement in several states one of them being tennessee which is why we're going to bring in someone born and raised there host of news views you just got to know him as an investigative journalist and co-host of boom bust bounce one bad scotty good to see you both so but i will start with you so bad considering that we do have these hipaa privacy laws in place here in america how is this even allowed. well there's a lot of questions about it and one of the things that we're finding over and over as we see what states are doing is after a few weeks lawsuits have been filed and a lot of cases of the steps that states have taken the steps of governors have taken or been ruled as unconstitutional this may be an illegal act by some of these states to not only go and to use this contact tracing to find out of someone who you know who has tested positive for coded where they live and then to release their information i don't know how that could possibly be legal under hipaa laws but also that track everyone who is in their home and release their information as well again just because

a state moves forward and takes an action doesn't mean that action is lawful and federal law prevents you from i did not find people as having contracted the disease or disclosing their health information their personal health information and yet when we look at what's happening with these contact tracing apps that is exactly what's taking place now the app companies that are doing it are saying hey we're not going to put verifiable information but in the cases of the states you're talking about including tennessee they are putting out that information and it's a law enforcement seems to be doing it and it's interesting because you know back when you had like you know the hiv aids epidemic you know you had all that going on it was the patients had to report it wasn't the other way around but you know scotty could policies like this end up hurting the fight to control and even reduce the number of calls at 1000 cases that were saying. well that's the thing unfair and this is what is uniting oddly enough when there's so much controversy going on republicans and democrats at the a.c.l.u. as well as conservative groups saying wait a minute i thought the whole goal in trying to control the coronavirus and the spread of it was identifying it and all this is going to do is make those that

might be weary of having their names on government rosters especially those in low income neighborhoods that are already wary of law enforcement going to give them incentive to not go and get tested now there was a rumor spare in the last week that actually did just was able to go into homes and organ and take children away from parents that is later on been proven to be true but it doesn't raise the question you would have. thought that law enforcement the 1st place would be able to identify people who were sick before they went to their property what pm doras box would this be opening in the future form on force especially if they have the specific name of the house of that person that tested positive what could be the repercussions down the line so the big worry is people will not go get tested because the last thing anybody wants to be put on is a government roster and not even that if there is a chance of being put out of government roster why go to a center where you're a bar on a bunch of people who don't know what do they have it or they don't you know but now ben here we talk about the patients' rights but what about the rights of police

firefighters an e.m.t. as you know a lot of it they know that they're going into hazardous. areas you know it's part of the job we know that same with journalists should their health and the potential of exposure not also be taken into consideration now. well i don't think you can say that because a police officer or a firefighter might find themselves being exposed to a virus that you can then break the law and expose people who have this virus who by the way haven't done anything wrong in getting this virus you know one of the things that's happening that's very weird in media right now is there's a lot of talk about people who contract covert 900 as if they are doing something nefarious or people who have it and haven't disclosed it to anyone else or they're walking around with this they get so it's a very strange personification that we're adding to this virus as if it is a human being the president could refer him into it as a silent enemy it's not an enemy it's a virus and they're all around us all the time i think one of the problems that we're also seeing right now is that again we have you know this this concept of

contact tracing that keeps being discussed right now it's happening on this level that scotty was just talking about with disclosures being made but remember that while you might not want to go out and even get tested the goal of of what states are doing and some countries are doing right now is to force you to use your phone as a way of. being connected to contact tracing and to be monitored through your phone apple and google are saying hey we're going to keep it private and it's gotten so crazy now that a lot of countries don't want to use them because believe it or not shockingly apple and google don't want to go as far as these countries want to go right but you know there i have been reports actually within the last couple of hours ben that you know apple or apple and android have come out with an app to possibly start looking at contact tracing so that's going to be interesting how it was released it was released today so apple on their operating system allows you to update to it but what i was saying is is countries like the u.k.

for instance and india are actually angry at apple and germany believe it or not germany is because they're saying apple's not doing enough so when you install it on your phone if you choose to do so it won't run in the background with your bluetooth what these countries are asking for is that your bluetooth run the entire time your phone is on so that it's quietly running behind your system if you have an older phone it will kill your phone in just a few hours in terms of battery life now going from germany to tennessee scotty you are right there on the front lines one of those states again who is releasing these specific names how is the policy going over where you are what are you saying what can you tell us well as you can imagine fair and it's not going over very well mainly because this was put through basically through the dark of night now the governor you're going to lease says that he's just going on the advice of the federal health board that put out maybe these guidelines but local legislators you're saying wait a minute why did you not 1st of all you dissolved us but you also get passed this through the state house and the state senate so why are you doing that now there

are 10 states that are releasing one state has already said you know what we're not going to deal with the legal battles this might cause and they've actually said we're going to go back to just idea of possibly alerting where the address might be because that will be a general 2 3rd states are using that have a policy but here in tennessee people are not happy the last thing that they want to do is be able to go to their doctor and not feel like their personal information whether it's about that or anything else. safe and not protected from being released to law enforcement or anybody else who might possibly even want to purchase that type of information and scott you know i'm with you really quick you know a lot of times people have been saying this covert 1000 has been a right in a left right in a blue issue it sounds like everybody in tennessee though seems pretty united about this one. everybody's very much obviously one thing we can all be united about is that we want to protect personal liberties and privacy we want to protect our entire society from this spreading but we more importantly want to make sure that our information is secure and the question that we continue to ask ourselves if they can do it in this circumstance what other circumstances so they're going to

use this excuse for to take away our civil liberties and our privacy in the future all right. newsies hughes scott and al hughes and co-host of boom bust both of you thank you guys so much stay safe. but you. know tonight president trump's former lawyer michael cohen will be released from federal prison tomorrow according to a person for mill you're with the case cohen is expected to serve the remainder of his 3 year sentence at home now cohen has been serving time at a new york federal prison after pleading guilty to numerous charges including campaign finance fraud and lying to congress now a few weeks ago cohen was told that he would be released to home confinement in response to coronavirus concerns. we're here in the u.s. protesters are expected to gather at the michigan capital again today to protest a virus related restrictions in that state and this will be the 4th protest so far last week armed protesters held a demonstration criticizing governor gretchen what were his decision to keep businesses closed during the pandemic now barbers are also joining this fight by

giving free haircuts in the capital long there. and check this out in new york's domino park no pun intended but those white circles on the lawn those are keeping sunbathers safely distancing from each other the circles have been set up exactly 6 feet apart after an influx of new yorkers flocked to public spaces because of the warmer weather and talk about bouncing back restaurants and maryland rolled out these new bumper tables that will allow people to keep 6 feet from each other while dining now the device features a hole in the middle of the participants and wheels attached to the bottom like an adult high chair inflated 2 tables made their debut at fish tales and ocean city maryland. what china vows to retaliate after the u.s. secretary of state offers more words of taiwan's president during her inauguration a full report with rachel blevins next and in sports regina hamm takes us to bella roots for fans in the stands soccer action and always remember to keep up with the latest news and for anything you might have missed download our portable t.v.

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to turn your brain on i'm rick sanchez. it's time. to do news again. i. as tensions continue to increase between the u.s. and china over the coronavirus pandemic the u.s. is moving forward and pursuing relations with taiwan might pump pale became the 1st u.s. secretary of state to officially congratulate taiwan's later after she secured a 2nd term artie's rachel blevins joins me now to discuss these latest comments rachel a lot coming out of this so 1st things 1st what did pump aoe say in his latest press conference well pompei i started this morning's press conference with very

harsh rhetoric towards china he claimed that beijing has been hostile towards what he called free nations and he also doubled down on this claim that china has intentionally withhold information about the coronavirus he then went on to congratulate taiwan for reelecting their democratic leader take a listen to what he said. congratulations to present on or not to ration the democratic process in taiwan has matured into a model for the world despite great pressure from outside to want to demonstrated the wisdom of the giving the people a voice and a choice. now the u.s. has sold taiwan billions of dollars and weapons over the years so the island can defend itself but it also recognizes taiwan as a territory of china and president trump actually broke protocol back in 2016 when he announced that he had a phone call with taiwan's leader that along with the ongoing trade war is made china extremely skeptical that the u.s. is pushing for taiwan's independence so rachel how did china that respond to pompei of his remarks because when trump said at they were not happy about this time it

was about the same thing this time around in a spokesperson for china's foreign ministry spoke out and he condemned pompei o and he also said this is evidence that the u.s. is specifically trying to interfere in china's internal affairs here's what he said . we were in the united states that taiwan's independence is a road that leads to death. or support for taiwan. to any damages or china's core interest in any chinese internal affairs bigger asli counter-attack. beijing is now calling on washington to adhere to past agreements which state that there will be no official exchanges with taiwan so we've got u.s. china what is taiwan said now well in her inaugural address the leader of taiwan called for peace and stability with china but she also said that her government has no plans to simply fall in line with beijing's political demands to know what she said. cheer i want to reiterate the words peace

democracy and dialogue we will not accept the beaching authorities use of one country 2 systems to downgrade taiwan and undermine the cross-tree. we stand fast by this principle when. now in the past beijing has said that taiwan has no right to diplomatic representation so it remains to be seen if that stance will change especially as the u.s. continues to ramp up its relationship with taiwan and i will see if there's any more fallout with all this going on our rachel as always thanks so much for that report. other news around the nations $10000.00 people in central michigan were forced to evacuate after a nearby dam breached you can see right there authorities say it's a result of several days of rainfall this is the 2nd time in less than 24 hours that families in the area were ordered to leave their homes to florida where the u.s. air force confirms an f. $35.00 lightning 2 combat aircraft crashed during a training mission overnight looking at the file video of that model aircraft

military officials say that the pilot ejected safely luckily the crash comes days after another military jet crashed near the same airbase. and get this american women were having less babies according to the c.d.c. the u.s. birth rate hit the lowest level in more than 3 decades last year while data shows that in $21000.00 there were 3750000 births that's a one percent decrease from 2018 and the lowest since 1985 and while birth rates among women of most races fell the data actually found to the contrary with native hawaiian and pacific islander women and birth rates among hispanic women remain the same. ordinarily dark smoke and ash could speed seen a top of mt etna now officials say that eruptions have been affecting the mountains summit craters since last september and the mountain is known for its frequent lava flows as located in sicily and is the largest active volcano in europe standing at 10922 feet. as many businesses have come to

a halt during this pandemic adopting artificial intelligence and robots could actually help the economy or to correspondent atocha suite has more on the benefits and concerns surrounding this high tech innovation. great if came is when it's a favorite 1st scared to find it being robots an artificial intelligence are helping to cut costs while reducing the spread of infections well some are concerned robots will take over human jobs this trend of global retailers using this technology has already been on the rise before stay at home orders were issued and businesses order to close as a result of the crown a virus pandemic robots like tally have been stocking store shelves and clothing rocks tally is fully autonomous and mobile designed to help retailers take a better inventory within their stores the goal of tell you is to help ensure product is always stocked in the right place and has the right price and now those behind the technology of tally see that concept is in high demand it creates an

opportunity where there is actually more social distancing in the environment because these tasks are being performed by a robot not a person san diego based brain core makes a robot operating system that can automate existing machines its main product is a self driving floor cleaner working faster than a human can it even avoids running into people during store hours company executives say more than $10000.00 brain power robots are utilized by major retailers including supermarket chains kroger and walmart even airports and schools in april the company raising an additional 36000000 dollars in venture capital. well to expand into other areas such as shelf analytics and inventory delivery we're not trying to replace a human i'm companies that generally do try to do that in robotics often fail because humans are so flexible and can form so many of the tasks 3 were in advanced school that allows them to perform at a high productive level really able enables them to focus on the higher value tasks

the robots on get up but with unemployment at 14.7 percent and the economy dropping some 20000000 jobs in april many can't help but worry about their future they typically won't call in sick but sometimes they do break. and you can reduce the amount of human contact and therefore you know be able to you know reduce the possibility of disease spread san francisco based bossanova robotics produces machines similar to tally recently bossanova announced its scanning shelf robot will be expanding to $1001.00 march stores this year that's up from 350 last year the trend is operating to those who were either jobs won't return after the pandemic there's a trade off there's a real benefits to automation and those many of them are economic i think the question is you know what happens to workers there are if they're not doing things the robots are doing now developers say there are many cases where robots actually

help humans do their jobs not replace them take a bomb disposal robots for instance and in terms of things like medicine where life and death decisions need to be made and certainly those can't be replaced with ai although technology can still make a doctor's visit easier and amazon who has been using ai front and center still needs people they actually increased hiring to 100000 new jobs even offering a pay raise in 2018 a study looked at 3 recessions over the past 30 years it found 88 percent of jobs lost were in routine quote automatable occupations in 26. a paper examined 100000000 job post online before and after the 2008 recession it concluded that affected companies were replacing employees with a mix of more skilled workers and technology so while the job outlook may look grim robots may just be able to help keep the economy flowing during this uncertain time

reporting in los angeles natasha suites r t and regina hamm is at the sports h.q. desk regina there are fans sitting in stadiums somewhere in the world and that place happens to be a bellow ruth tell us about it is and they're not robots they are real people i assure you and valorous and soccer is one of the few places you not only get live sports but you have real fans sitting in the stands and they were vocal in the match between league leading but they brought us off and home team then i'm a buddhist almost 30 mins no goal till a quarter kick from garz that's of it turns into ahead of him started on the driving force of opens up scoring one nil and let's take a look at that again case you missed it was one of the quickest headers seen in awhile and one of the only once in a while later that no breast or spot of the shot for puddles that in traffic are to mean if you equalize a one or a few so good to hear large words from the crowd i missed it 2nd half 60 person minute but as i have look as

a goalie but dragons should pick the poso no dice i am going to get another chance though 73rd minute across to dimitri. to put us up $2.00 to $1.00 the visitors in yellow just going to add insult to injury next they have a long shot outside the box and it's a long range bomb from an even got a lick to give us of the $31.00 lead and the win and they still are top of the standings of dynamo balls to. to a different kind of football anyone who is a sports fan knows the name j.j. why and immediately thinks of the n.f.l. now the houston texan is taking on a new venture and a new sport to fill the live sports void it's called ultimate tag it elevates again everyone played schoolyard with his brothers and a feller's t.j. and derek they bring a highly competitive version of sport to national t.v. the game features a 30 foot dome for players to hang from and many obstacles to get in their way professional taggers as they're called are dressed in almost wrestling styled attire to try and take out the individual challengers wot hopes that the high octane sport will fill that void that fans are craving until live sports return and

speaking of live sports return take a look at this gymnastics like you and i it is but this 9 year old gymnast in iran is not letting anybody stop him. was happy to get back to training after strippers and gyms are lifted pretty impressive young athlete holding the iranian national record of performing 73 handsprings in a one minute that's also holds a record in iran's university competition for 80 in a minute and that's also his world record for 80 in 59 seconds he hopes one day to compete on an international lever level and gain sponsorship to showcase talents to a large audience and that is a lot of fun to watch hope will be live back to live sports here in the united states maybe soon. as always happy birthday and thank you so michael that is all for now to keep up with everything and question at all times make sure out of the portable t.v.'s where you can watch us now 247 it's a really cool app you have to check it out you can always follow me on twitter at fair and balanced you can follow regina and worries sports and we will see you back here with manila on thursday.

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