your advice to parents as they struggle to decide if they're going to send their kids to camp this sumer concern, and i think parents need to look at their local situations and conditions when they're making this decision. camps are going to have to follow very clear cdc guidance before they open and will screen all their campers and screen all their staff. they're going to encourage social distancing and hygiene and they're going to be doing ongoing monitoring. i would recommend you look at local conditions before you make this decision. >> and our thanks to dr. eisenman there. >>> still to come, the nfl considers a surprising rule change. >>> also ahead, a little boy gets a birthda out of this world literally. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz ca

there is a new prediction about the coronavirus and how it could spread by this sumer. >> a coronavirus model used by the white house is now projecting 147,000 deaths in the u.s. by august. that projection has increased in the last few days as more of the country re-opens. >> but other areas say they're not rushing. authorities in los angeles county say it could be another three months before their stay-at-home order is lifted. >> here in new york all broadway shows are now canceled through labor day. a huge economic blow to the city. >> meanwhile, that mystery illness affecting children has now spread to at least 13 states. dr. anthony fauci says while rare, the illness demands attention because so much remains unknown. >> we have much more on all of this beginning with abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, people hoping orders to be lifted could have a long way in southern california. >> we know with all certainty we would be extending orders for the next three months. >> reporter: los angeles county now likely extending their safer at home order until august. >> it means

check sumer says the governor still don't have the testing supplies they were promised. >> president trump said everyone that needs a test can get a test. it wasn't true then and not true now. >> schumer and democrats demanded that the white house have a national strategic plan for testing by may 24th. it will help democrats and governors make decisions on which businesses to reopen. >> he sae' step in if the state is moving too fast. of the president is expected to travel more in weeks ahead. on capitol hill, mark meredith, fox news. >>> >> this is usually a day for celebrations. this cinco de mayo is unlike any other. of the message from police tonight on how to celebrate responsibly. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm juli haner working from home tonight. is usually a day of celebrations and parties. the police in the south bay urge everyone to mark the day by staying home. we are joined with a live report. >>> four new deaths were announced in santa clara county . south bay health officials are urging peop mayo at home. san jose police are preparing for possible crowds. >> this is what

even when the lockdowns are ended, don't expect son sumers to go rushing out the door to sit down inants or crowd into shopping malls. we agree just done a report on the situation in georgia which ended the lockdown ahead of every other state. the response in terms of consumer behavior suggests that even when lockdowns end, social distancing continues and risk aversion -- ordinary bounce back in the magical v shape recovery that you hear about from wall street research. >> to your point we talk about this like the fed cansoever it and you're can't but you're kind of proving our point which is the economy will be hit for some time a vaccine might be a year or two or more away this is all meant to be a temporary help it's kind of talked about in the same language as the 2008 financial crisis which is not helpful. >> it's made people think we're back in 2009 these are relief measures. you're sending out emergency relief to companies as well as to workers and hoping the public health emergency will be over soon enough so you can bring those companies back to life and the workers back int

i haven't seen you since february maybe we'll get a smoked brisket and bud widers going this sumer. >> this has been the longest period i've been away from you guys ever. i mean in -- however many year, 13 years and it really hurts i really feel it it's not the same. it's nice to see your shiny face, b.k. and love to see the dog run around in the background but not the same as being face-to-face >> yeah, it's not the same and ellie and tallulah want to be on tv they think they're superstars. it is not the same you know, like dan said as human beings we want this contact. when you think about how you're going to travel in the next let's call it six months or so, it's unlikely you get on a plane. at least it's unlikely for b.k. to get on a plane but i'll hop in a car and i'll see family or friends i haven't seen, kind of make that, you know, the quaran-team is the word everybody is using, get your quaran-team together people that you know have been kind of at home, haven't necessarily been exposed or low risk of exposure i think you see a lot of car travel you know, the other thing is b

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. >> brian sumers, great to get your perspective. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> retail has also taken a serious hit. now, as states are beginning to open up, so are shopping malls. the largest mall operator in the u.s. says more than two dozen of its locations reopened on friday across eight states. >>> and five more in georgia are set to open on monday. cnn's natasha chen spoke to people there about shopping in the era of social distancing. >> reporter: in georgia, the state that has taken the most aggressive measures to reoept economy, the new month brought with it an entirely new place to get out of the house. the mall. >> first of all, it's been scary the first time when we heard about it but also exciting for our tenants to be able to open back up. >> reporter: the state's shelter in place order officially expired thursday night for most ga gansz. though governor brian kemp extended the order for the elderly and vulnerable populations to shelter in place through mid june. still his executive order allowed reta