david ho's hiv research almost a quarter century ago was about timing. u can't wait until the patient is really sick. if you wait to treat hiv, dr. ho learned and taught the world, if you wait until the person is sick, by then the virus has been replicating and replicating and replicating and tiring out the immune system and becoming increasingly invincible inside the body, which makes it basically impossible to defeat. dr. david ho's revelation in the aids crisis was that you have to hit the virus hard right at the beginning, as soon as you know the patient is infected, to keep the virus from replicating out of control and becoming a harder to fight enemy. today dr. ho told us that once again, he's thinking about timing, specifically the timing of all of these stay-at-home orders that are still being issued piecemeal and here and there across the country. dr. ho today sent us these elegant little graphs to demonstrate what happens when different localities shelter in place sequentially one after the other, only when the virus gets demonstrably bad in the

david ho. dr. ho, it's an honor to have you here anytime you can be here.nk you for talking with us today about this idea. thanks for being with us tonight. >> thank you, rachel. >> all right. got much more to come here this friday night. stay with us. ith us i love eggs, ith us and there's a big difference between ordinary... and the best. which egg tastes more farm-fresh and delicious? only eggland's best. which egg has 6 times more vitamin d, 10 times more vitamin e, and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. which egg is so special, i'd never serve my family anything else? for me, it's only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with

david ho, scientific director and ceo of aids center. dr. ho, it's an honor to have you here any time you can be here. thank you for talking to us about this idea. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you, rachel. >> all right. we've got much more to come this friday night. stay with us. e to come this friday night stay with us feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and 24-hour relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. for one week only, save up to $50 on select claritin product. check this sunday's newspaper for details. my name is jonatan and i work for verizon. i totally get how important it is to stay connected. we're connecting with people, we're offering them solutions. customers can do what they need to do, whenever they need to do it online. because it gives customers the ability to not come in to the store, they can simply tap and swipe. something that they can use wherever they are. we care about keeping you safe. at verizon, we are here, and we are ready. we are open 24/7

think japan is going le in it quite a ho comes to the shock. davidave this billion-dollar -- tom: we have this billion-dollar package. what more is needed and where does it need to be targeted? izumi: the one problem is -- and this happens a lot with the japanese stimulus numbers. there is a strong incentive for the government delivers deliver some strong headlines. we have to fade the one trillion u.s. dollar headline. part of that includes previously budgeted stimulus amounts. there is a large part of it that is new. 10% of gdp are more in financial support. this is like allowing corporate's to defer tax payments. that is pretty chunky. that is going to help corporate stay alive during the shock. where we are disappointed is with the actual thrust of income support and other consumer spending stimulus for the recovery phase. when you calculate the discretionary spending involved, we think it is less than 2% of gdp. it is very small relative to the size to the economic downturn. it is going to have to be addressed in further stimulus packages. tom:

david begnaud spoke to coelho's wife. >> good mog.morn jonathan spent days in the ho bef he alone. was placed on a ventilator, he wrote a note to his wife which she read at the hospital after he died. he wrote in the note what he wanted her to tell their two children two are too young to remember their father. to his 2-year-old son braedyn he wrote, tell him he's my best bud and i am proud to be his father. to his 4-month-old daughter penelope he wrote, let her know she's a princess and she can have whatever she wants in life. and to his wife katie, he thanked her for giving him the best life he could have had. and then he said this. if you meet someone, don't hold back because if they love you and the kids like i, do then i love that for you. >> you think he knew? >> i think he did. i think he was scared. that was written the day before -- the few hours actually before he was intubated, and we were still texting and communicating during this time. you don't fight for 28 days and think that you're not going to come home. so i don't think he gave up, but i think he knew that if it w

. >> woodrufl, david, at the same time, the vice president today was telling me we're trusting the governors to make these decisions literally at the same hosident trump was tweeting to the governors of michigan, minnesota and virginia to liberate their states. d it all has to do with protests, growng protests in some of theseea statesd by democratic governors, people who want the resictions lifted and lifted quickly. what sort of signal does it seng this, the day after, he says i trust the governors. now he's sayingo some of them, here's what you need todo? >> well, the tweets themselves were just hadness. fortunately, what the president tweets doesn'tlways have anything to do with what the administrati is doing, they seem to be two separate entities. but the tweetsun werrmining trust, they were a blatant attempt to shift blame, if there is blame in the months ahead r the economic pain on to the democric governors and not himself. so they were acts of selfish cynicism. i have to saas i watch this sole thing unfold, to me it's a gigantess test of our social solidarity. can we hang together as a people each other and that includes the compa

to the kr 00:04am morning news ho your day is going pretty good let's go and get a check of the weather find out how the rest the day is going to go he's dave spahr hey david good morning. >>that is a sweet shotthat high near its sutro camera ye, good morningmarty an hour of good morning, everybody. some leftover clouds a little bit as u saw there and some fog we're watching kind of track and there around the delta a. yes we mention this earlier little sprinkle still possible. this is around the perimeter of the low and that's not necessarily guaraeehat's striking the ground up in sonoma county and off tumor in a little bit but this gives you just kind of a general idea of some things that we just looking at in terms of this and when you get some daytime heating is that rotation continues. you have the possibility to can some of the higher elevations. les go inand put it into motion you'll see what i mentioned here not see too much happening to the south that's where it's really tapping into moisture but some left over as u can see way up ere in noren looks almost like how it looks like some of th is a kind of trapped up there as well back around the immed