not the las vegas strip. people are not going to suddenly start flocking to the las vegas strip.os aren't just going to throw open those doors that have padlocks on them now, because nobody is going to come and it's not going to be safe. so if you recall, brian, nevada was hit disproportionately by the great recession, because of the housing bubble and because we're so based on a tourist economy. there was a lot of talk about after that, we need to diversify the economy. and there have been some baby steps, brian. but still, as goes the las vegas strip, so goes the nevada economy. and it's dead right now, the las vegas strip, and it's not going to open anytime soon. i think the governor will start a phased-in plan, probably starting in a week or two, but we're not going to have those casinos teeming with people, as we're all used to seeing for quite some time. >> john, that was the spirit of my question, because as you think about openings, you think about a single step, you think about just turning over the closed sign to open, but las vegas needs people to get back on airplanes

but the strip is very smart.y'll figure out and create a safe environment for our guests to create a world-class environment once again. >> what are residents telling you? many are saying that vegas could be the hardest-it city in the country? and nevada is still recovering from the house crisis? >> you're right. we were crushed the years ago because of the housing bubble here and people still talk about that and they talk about the one october shooting and you were out here for that and the city was crushed by that. but people have never seen anything like this because of the uncertainty, there's no clear end point, stephanie. unemployment claims are through the roof and that's what we hear mostly from people. the system here was not great beforehand, but it is not prepared to handle all of these claims and people obviously are starting to get frustrated by that, they're frustrated about being out of work and that is building and building. and there are certain political forces that are always going to take adva

gaming accounted for just 34% of revenues on the strip in 2017.d entertainment made up half. food is another huge slice of the pie. with top restaurants from gordon ramsay to giada de laurentiis, las vegas has become a foodie hot spot. but it's always been a destination for one thing -- the really big buffet. and one of the biggest, bacchanal at caesars palace. coming in at 25,000 square feet with 500 different dishes, i'm about to find out if this place lives up to the hype. it seems busy. -is it always busy? -it's always busy. okay, this isn't your average buffet. oh, my gosh. it's a football field of food. it keeps going? lamb chops, crab legs, paella. holy [bleep]. and the boss of this sauce? executive chef leticia nunez. -hi. how are you? -how are you? -are you chef leticia? -yes, i am. are you the head boss in charge? i am. that's what they tell me. to run an empire this big, you gotta work. she comes in at 5:00 every morning and puts in almost 70 hours a week. we do two tons of crab legs a day. -two tons? -two tons. that's how many crab leg

the un delivers aid to the gaza strip amid warnings that the densely populated territory could see a devastating virus outbreak with a health system already ravaged by is of the israeli egyptian. also in the south study reports a spike in significant levels of depression and anxiety just one day of to britain's lock down we hear from professor behind the recession and i'll be talking to him express in nurses mental health in the late. britain has experience its worst day for corona virus deaths with more than $500.00 in just 24 hours that's as the government comes on the farm for its coronavirus testing program as ministers admit it will still be weeks before the 25000 a day target is reached all thousands of health workers condemned the lack of protective equipment with some frontline staff claiming they're threatened with the sack if they reveal the true scale of the crisis with the latest. joins me now here in the studio so bring us up to speed them with the latest developments over. we've been hearing from out sharma the business secretary who was updating the country when it cam

and that's what runs the strip once and for all. enough, mayor. have nothing to do with the strip. >> mayor goodman, you keep calling it insanity. you want it to reopen. what do you make of that pushback? >> well, he couldn't be more correct. and i've known the gentlemen for a long, long time. and he's absolutely correct, the strip is in the unincorporated clarke county. all i'm talking about is, this is a hospitality service industry state. we have built this being very careful to make sure we're expecting, licensing, and keeping our workers embryoed and giving the great community that wants to have a good time or bring their convention here safe, secure, and having a healthy environment. we wouldn't be so successful if that weren't happening. and there clubek unfortunately has not called or told me any of his opinions and i've known him a long time. the reality is, what i assume is that everybody is a carrier, that 100% of our population is asymptomatic, but a carrier. and so how do we move forward? what do we do to keep our people working? to k

a drive-thru strip club, huh? >> i don't really go to strip clubs.s hard on them strippers. i used to go to the strip club with the sweat pants that rocky wore. with no drawers on. somebody getting pregnant in the boom-boom room. >> jimmy: i noticed, i don't know if you noticed that nba players, all of them seem to have been tested for the coronavirus whereas it's very difficult to get a test unless you've got very severe symptoms. what do you make of that? >> i don't know about that, but i know yesterday my cousin called me, he said he was with this new girl and he was thinking -- he thought he was being responsible. he had the mask on and t gloves on. and he ended up getting gonorrhea. >> jimmy: what? >> he put everything on and forgot the condom. >> jimmy: he gets the -- yeah, the mask is not going to happen. >> everybody got the virus and i get gonorrhea. >> jimmy: that's the thing about gonorrhea. it doesn't care about the coronavirus. >> she gave him a severe case of crabs. >> jimmy: tracy, you may know this, but each night that we've been doin

aid to the gaza strip little things that the densely populated territory could see a devastating blow. to the health system already ravaged by years of the israeli egyptian blockade to get reaction from tel aviv and i'll be talking also to a humanitarian campaign. the u.k. has experienced its worst day for corona virus deaths with more than $500.00 in just 24 hours that's as the government comes under fire for its coronavirus testing program as ministers admit it will still be weeks before the 25000 a day target is reached on thousands of health workers condemned the lack of protective equipment with some frontline staff claiming they're threatened with the sack if they reveal the true scale of the crisis with the latest r.t. cases and he joins me now here in the studio so isa bring us up to speed on what's been happening today well but we've seen over the past 24 hours the latest 24 hours on the record what is the biggest increase in the number of deaths around the country rise of $563.00 deaths which takes the total in the u.k. of those who have died having tested positive for coded

these are you have to try campbell strips now you know. and you know how we eat it. you make it even cage where. sarah james is one of the elders heard this very tenderly could be good for toothless people in them so i got to warn people so hard that's how they spread them out and the smoke and. right now as winter learns she's busy preserving caribou nation which has been the staple food for the weekend for generations we were one whole nation of people and we call ourselves and they're in the bone marrow. and that's how we always feel if. we were colonized into a village because a force was trying each patient on us and to have a school or to have our kids to go to school we have to we have to colonize into a village who are weekend some wife. sarah james has been campaigning for much of her life to protect the arctic national wildlife refuge her community is deeply concerned that drilling for oil and gas will disrupt the caribou migration. 75 years and i can remember since 1950 and it's always been my way of life protect the care bill it's nothing new and nothing

lysol down there and spray down my boots and everything and completely strip down and put on my robe, come upstairs and take a calculated route to the shower. we've got this and we're kind of all in it together. >> we'll be posting more firsthand accounts from doctors and nurses on our website throughout the day. >>> two holland america cruise ships at sea for nearly a month remain in limbo as they arrive in florida today with hundreds of sick passengers. four people have died. several others have tested positive for coronavirus. florida's governor is only willing to accept the 49 florida residents on board. holland america is now asking to transfer healthy passengers onto charter flights while the others isolate on board. but the plan must still be approved by state authorities. >>> and wall street is bracing for bad news about the economy this morning. we're expecting to learn that another 4 million americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. the highest number ever. that's in addition to 3 million the week before. unemployment offices are overwhelmed. one man says he trie

but to give companies the right to strip mine and strip the land that the coal was on.and the companies were not required to repair the land, they were not required to do tything to fix the damage that was created and so people would seek coal companies they would come in and dig up the call and leave. it was environmentally disastrous. this trip the hillsides of all of the cover, the hollows would flood every spring. not to mention very exploitation of since it really destroyed when the people had and they got no benefit from the coal that was taken out. and i think something $1 trillion a call, was extracted from eastern kentucky and not much of that money made it back. then another issue that was pressing at the time this concept of maximum feasible just a patient, the economic opportunity act, provided that the people most affected by o these programs, i.e. poor people would be given maximum feasible participation in deciding how the money would be spent. and with the money would be spent on and where it would be spent. as are just as an example, there was a grassro

this road runs through the middle of the gaza strip. during the years that israeli settlers lived here it was closed to the palestinians. the settlers left in 2005 and the homes were destroyed by these were. many palestinian homes still bear the scars of the battles surrounding the settlements. battles the bashir family. the tall 4 storey house is situated between a former settlement village and a palestinian village the israeli military tried to take over the house because it wanted to use it as a lookout position but the family refused to leave so the soldiers took the top 2 floors and the shias who have 6 children stayed on the ground to. the 1st time i saw the soldiers i was scared but i got used to them and then i wasn't so scared. i asked them if i could go to the toilet but the soldiers said no they would not allow me to go. they did not let me so i wet myself. they forced us down sides and i took my dad and myself and they blindfolded me and this was the most scary thing of all. and how do you feel now it's not the soldiers. i'm

these deeds gave companies the right to strip mine, to strip the land that the coal was on and companieseren't required to repair the land or do anything to fix the damage that was created by stripmining so people -- coal companies would take out the call and leave. environmentally it was disastrous. it stripped hillsides, the hollows would flood every spring not to mention very exploitative since it destroyed the land people had and they got no benefit from the coal that was taken out. something like $1 trillion worth of coal has been extracted from eastern kentucky and not much of that money made it back. another issue that was pressing at the time was the concept of maximum feasible participation. the economic opportunity act provided the people most affected by these programs, i.e. poor people, would be given maximum feasible participation in deciding how the money would be spent and what the money would be spent on, where the money would be spent. as an example there was a grassroots citizens committee of wolf and brevet counties that was organized, got a 40,$000 grant from the fede

the un has delivered over 4000 parcels in a single day to help palestinians on the gaza strip amid fears that the territory could experience a catastrophic outbreak of coronavirus that says a mass is health ministry says in these $20000000.00 to fight the virus or building new corn team facilities to stop the fragile health system collapsing on is in turn of the. when you talking about gaza you need to realize that we're talking about one of the most densely populated areas on earth there are 2000000 people here who live in the space of 140 square miles so any kind of virus any kind of pandemic is going to ultimately run the risk of becoming a catastrophe as you mention the united nations relief and works agency has been distributing food parcels it also talks about the being not enough testing equipment in the strip and in this respect israel is trying to bring in some equipment and testing tests so that people can conduct what is needed to happen inside the strip now we have in terms of figures up to 12 people who are confirmed dead but that figure is unfortunately expected to escalate

. >> reporter: amy thomas and her husband lloyd own the strip mall, she also owns zooty's. >> i believe we have 3 cents in it right now. who would ever think this would be happening? if anything our parents taught us, we're not quitters. >> reporter: today marks the beginning of a new phase for some parts of the country. >> ares in a strip mall in the heart of texas, bell county which only had three confirmed deaths related to covid-19. we also visited a neighborhood in brookland. kings county, new york suffered 3,000 deaths many they are still very much shuttered. yet these business owners are grappling with the virus and the crushing burden of staying closed. >> i know my bubble and i hear sirens every night. i have 18 years of freepiends i made and relationships i've built through the store, and i think being closed is totally appropriate right now. so i agree with being closed. i don't agree with having to go out of business because of it. >> reporter: but today all eyes are on the state of georgia where governor relaxed restrictions even further, allowing non-essential businesses l

the un delivers aid to the gaza strip amid warnings that the densely populated territory could see a devastating virus outbreak for the health system already one of its 5 years of the israeli egyptian blockade will be getting liberian action from television. and also this hour stunning reports a spike in significant levels of depression and anxiety just one day all britons look down get it from a professor behind the surge. britain has experienced its worst day for corona virus deaths with more than $500.00 in just 24 hours that's as the government comes on the phone for its coronavirus testing program as ministers admit it will still be weeks before the 25000 a day target is reached while thousands of health workers condemned the lack of protective equipment with some frontline staff claiming they're threatened with the sack if they reveal the true scale of the crisis but the latest case is and he joins me now in the studio so bring us up to speed then with the latest developments. well the death toll has now been updated for the united kingdom it's risen by $563.00 reportedly over

finally drawn characters and a properly thought out stripped draw us properly thought out stripped drawwhich we only ever know as much as the crew members who find themselves horribly stranded while a quarantined subplot strikes and accidentally timely note. the special effects are limited, but inventive. sea fever relies on atmosphere attention deliver its thrills, aided by christopher's ambient score. there are couple of jumps, but this isn't some formula of quiet baying affair. this is a film that gets you from the inside. much like its mysterious intruder. you can catch it on all major platforms and on blu—ray. you can catch it on all major platforms and on blu-ray. depends on what you have in mind? let's go to the bar. are you kidding me? there are no bars. sticking with horror, we summon the darkness as a satirical proves of crowd pleaser at frightfulness. that in the late 80s, the story follows three young american women who first meet travelling to a rock concert. i made news headlines —— i made news headlines of murders. johnny knoxville is the preacher whose voice players from

heads towards the courthouse in northern moscow with her son daniel her determination is palpable a strip of polka dot cloth is the symbol of her movement mothers against political prisoner it's several individual protesters stand in solidarity for the accused outside the courthouse they say this is a show trial. igor lease news and maxine martin soft have been accused of kicking a police officer at a protest last summer both men insist they are innocent but the court rejects their appeal and sentences them to several years in a prison camp the judgment hits their families hard is there to support them her son was also put in prison after the moscow protests but daniel was lucky after just a month in pretrial custody most charges against him were dropped and he was released but not sense of injustice hasn't gone away. it's strange. to do it should be the judge the state prosecutor the government to feel guilty. might she used to keep but instead it's us who feel guilty. the boys who were released. the parents because our children are free. there have been several mothers marches in moscow

watch as an officer on the ground laid out a spike strip on i-80. the suspect stopped the car in north oakland and ran off. >> reporter: but was quickly caught. a few days before that another suspect met chp officers on a chase from san francisco to the oakland airport to orinda. office is again used a spike strip . one by one the wheels fell off. and just before the call to cut tunnel, the takedown. >> most of these people are going to be able to not only outrun the radio, we are going to get ground units and position. >> reporter: police say eluding the cops is an elective, nonessential activity during the coronavirus crisis. >>> insurance company allstate is refunding millions of dollars to customers not driving as much during the stay- at-home orders. according to a regulatory finding, the insurer is dishing out about $600 million to its policyholders. most will be getting checks for 15% of their monthly premium in april and may. customers with financial difficulties are also able to delay two consecutive premium payments. >>> new at 11, an assi

best friends and i just met him in this comedy class at the comics and it's the class of the comic strip the good member him yes i do he's a great guy and he was very encouraging and to be honest some people were like comedy class it was great for me because i was doing open mike so that was one place where people would listen and be supportive and i needed one place to strip us of our i started and i have some brutal memories but i do remember it gave me rhino skin at some point you cannot do this man to get in shut up and don't get in yeah it's up front yeah the strip really about the rhino skin that's crazy i remember my audition you know as you said going on 230 you go on after the regular show so then i auditioned and you pull that card out a 6 i got dead last i got 6 so that's like after the regular show 5 comics were amateurs. i was just praying that the guy before me wasn't horrible he had a nervous breakdown on stage and walked 70 had to be 80 people before i go on an audition i'm just watching this guy like i hate this guy so much just get it get off stage you walk in everybody

best friends and i just met him in this comedy class at the comics and it's the class of the comic strip the good member him yes i do he's a great guy and he was very encouraging and to be honest some people were like comedy class it was great for me because i was doing open mike so that was one place where people would listen and be supportive and i needed one place to strip us of our i started and i have some brutal memories but i do remember it gave me rhino skin at some point you cannot be a what's this man to get in shut up and don't get in yeah it's up front yeah the strip really about the rhino skin that's crazy i remember my audition you know as you said going on 230 you go on after the regular show so then i auditioned and you pull that card out a 6 i got dead last i got 6 so that's like after the regular show 5 comics were amateurs. i was just praying that the guy before me was. horrible he had a nervous breakdown on stage and walked 70 had to be 80 people before i go on an audition i'm just watching this guy like i hate this guy so much just get him get off stage you walk in e

mikes so that was one place where people would listen and be supportive and i needed one place the strip of our eyes started and i have some brutal memories but i do remember it gave me rhino skin at some point you cannot do this man to get in shut up and don't get in yeah it's up front yeah the strip really about the rhino skin that's crazy i remember my audition you know as you said going on 230 you go on after the regular show so then i auditioned and he pulled a card out the 6 i got dead last i got 6 so that's like after the regular show 5 comics were amateurs. i was just praying that the guy before me wasn't horrible he had a nervous breakdown on stage and walked 70 had to be 80 people before i had to go on an audition i'm just watching this guy like i hate this guy so much just get it get on stage you walk in everybody and he's walking everybody and then i file. and he went on and i just i think the fact that i didn't panic they let me work there because i just kind of tried to talk to the last 10 people tried to weave in the jokes but. yeah so many nights like i just love the stre

i was very environmentally was disastrous, it stripped hillsides of all the cover, so the hollows wouldflood every spring. not to mention very exploitation since it really destroyed the land the people had and they got no benefits from the coal that was taken out. i think something like $1 trillion of coal is been extracted from eastern kentucky, and not much of that money made it back. another issue that was pressing at the time was this concept of maximum feasible participation. the economic opportunity act, provided that people most affected by these programs, i.e. poor people, would be given maximum feasible participation in deciding how the money would be spent. and what the money would be spent on, where the money would be spent. and so just as an example, there was a grassroots citizen committee and rapid counties that was organized, got a 40000-dollar grant from the federal government to build new roads. this was a committee that was formed by minors in the counties. seems like a really fantastic thing that they were able to get this money, but he you think did not like the fact

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this narrow strip where the refuge makes the sea is home to many of the arctics diverse wildlife spaces. this is the heart of the arctic national wildlife refuge one of the most pristine environments in the world and it's here that the trumpet ministration and the oil companies want to drill and. this is where the care of an activity this is the part of the cabin ground so the porcupine carol heard what we're walking on right here i'm here with retired biologist and conservationist friend malla he's a caribou expert who spent more than 20 years studying this special place this is a shed you know her from an adult female caribou when you find out hers lying on the tundra your collar at lotusphere in a calving ground. it's unclear how much oil actually lies under the tundra an exploratory will group in the mid eighty's apparently delivered mega results but the oil companies won't release the data files now the trumpet ministration wants to sell off the drilling leases by the end of this year. in my opinion the rush has to sell lisas before there's another election. it's as simple as that.

so one thing fentanyl testing strips to is you can make a mixture of your dog and you can get these strips in their . just like a pregnancy test. you get them in and if there's one strike that fentanyl, if there's 2 stripes there's no and studies have shown that drug users are dumb. they realize if there's fentanyl in therethey're less likely to use the drugs and therefore less likely to overdose and die >> but what the dea said about fentanyl was true, users don't like it . they're desperate to get the products they can get. >> exactly and there are some instances where fentanyl is being sold as fentanyl and for some people it's so powerful that actually attraction, but the vast majority of people only want the drug that they want so i also traveled to spain and they have an amazing program there, called to provide injection facilities these are places where users can legally go and use drugs. they can shoot up heroin or fentanyl, smoke crack cocaine red sounds crazy to most americans but there are doctors and nurses on-site. there are clean needles. there are treatment programs. it's bas

in the densely populated gaza strip a widespread outbreak of corona virus would be devastating so far there are 17 known cases but not everyone is taking the risk so some local artists are painting masks to encourage people to protect themselves that abraham has the story. these are to say danger is inching towards gaza and people need to take precautionary measures against covered $1000.00. so far officials here insist guards are safe from community transmission and they want to keep it that way. they've shut down many aspects of life in one of the world's most crowded places artists hope drawing on masks will encourage many to wear them in public and raise the level of alert has officially haven't asked the population to cover their faces yet but a growing number of people are. here. we want to draw a colorful happy and joyous shape so people will wear masks to help them as in fiction we're giving them out free and some people are giving us their own masks to draw on. but the difficult financial situation and increasing costs of masts and paint might and during the shift of. we've s

being able to walk like this in traffic on the las vegas strip. else, this sidewalk would normally be packed with people but there is nobody here. the reason why it could be packed is because of this. we're in front of the bellagio. those are the iconic fountains that are off because of the iconic shutdown in the state. the governor has not indicated when casinos will start. he has indicated the stay at home order may be extended a little bit longer. kyung lah, cnn, las vegas. >>> how is this for a birthday celebration? those are british military fighter planes flying over captain tom moore's home in the u.k. to mark his 100th birthday. the world war ii veteran, you heard about him, has become a national hero in the u.k. he captured hearts around the world after he raised more than $37 million for the u.k.'s national health service. captain tom is being recognized with a promotion. look at this. he's being made an honora rare honorary colonel. >>> greta thunberg is giving her award money away. she's donating $100,000 to unicef to support children

the entire vegas strip, shut down. 100% of casino doors closed.s gone. >> it's like a ghost town. it's really sad. >> reporter: it's why alicia garcia and so many other laid-off casino workers are in this line. miles of cars. hundreds of families. wait outside the boulder station casino. not here for work. but for free food. from the food bank. >> i have never seen myself to do this before. i never saw myself to do this before. but what can you do? >> reporter: a cancer survivor, marcella had a great union job with the mgm casino just weeks ago. >> i said before that, i'm not going to go over there, because maybe there is somebody else, somebody who needs that. and then now, i have to do it, i haven't got any unemployment. >> guess what? the face of hunger in las vegas today looks like you and me. over half the folks have never been in a line like this asking for help. these are regular people, who are working solid middle class jobs and their lives just capsized overnight. >> are you saying this is ground zero for the economic damage? >> i'm not

those workers just happen to work at a sex-related venue or a strip club.not just them, remember, it's lobbyists too saying they should be eligible for these loans and they aren't. what it's going to come down to is a legal decision on whose workers are allowed to get access to these things. but of course legal decisions take time, jake, and these are businesses that are struggling like anybody else. >> interesting, i'm sure that the congress thought that they didn't want any stories about lobbyists or strip club owners getting this money, but if you don't like those industries, try to outlaw them, i mean, they're part of the american system. julia chatterley, thanks so much. >>> our next guest is refusing to listen to colleagues calling to reopen his state. ohio governor mike dewine is with us, next. usaa has been standing with them for nearly a hundred years. and we'll be here to serve you for a hundred more. ♪ andhey you, yeah you.serve you for a hu♪dred more. i opened a sofi money account and it was the first time that i realized that i could be earning

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nevada is closed as does the las vegas strip. steve patterson got an exclusive look inside an empty caesars palace. steve, that must have been pretty eerie. >> haunting, but maybe even perhaps scarier for what it represents which is millions of dollars infer lost revenue, hundreds of thousands of people all along the strip and filing for unemployment, looking for work, worrying about a paycheck which led to this political back and forth between the mayor and governor. the grofrn sets the tone. he is going on the recommendations from the county health department. he says until he sees a decline in the number of cases of covid-19, the state will not lift the order. meanwhile, you're looking inside that casino right there. that is caesars palace. this is a place that has been open for nearly 53 years, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. since it was opened up all those years ago. and now it is completely empty. incredibly eerie to be in there. to really realize what this represents. maybe more revealing to look at the seats, look at

open i want our people back in employment. >> reporter: the mayor who has no jurisdiction over the strip has repeatedly pressed for its swift reopening but on cnn didn't offer guidance how to do it safely. >> they better figure it out that's their job that's not the mayor's job. >> reporter: nevada has more than 4,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus and fewer than 200 deaths. >> hasn't it been because of social distancing that the numbers are been what they are >> how do you know until we have a controlled group we offered to be a controlled group. >> you're offering the citizens of las vegas to be a control group to see if your theory -- >> i did offer i was turned down. wrong, absolutely wrong. don't put words in my mouth. >> you just said we'll be a control group. >> excuse me i said was i offered to be a control group and i was told by we can't do that we would love to be that placebo, something to measure against. >> reporter: nigel a server at creasers palace is out of work. >> everybody wants to reopen and get back to work and have the economy rolling again, but at this point i thi