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. >>> let's wrap things up wh for. there is a mask stand in pleasanton. the police department, girls handing out masks. the girls have been making them one after the other so they can give them out. great job. i bet your mother is especially happy with you on this mother's day. we're back at 6:00. tonight. quarantine dr. anthony fauci and two other top health officials now self isolating after contact with a white house staffer who tested positive for the coronavirus. the vice president now dialing back his appearances. >>> the push to reopen armed protesters in one state capital as more states ease restrictions churches reopening in the mid-west, car plants down south, and could baseball be back on the field soon? >>> an exclusive interview with new york's patient zero. >> did coronavirus even come up when you went to that first

wh i will do after this is think about how we can make music more accessible to people, n a time whencome to our shows. >> i just imagine that we will all feel so grateful to get to gather together again at some point. ho wfully il be a lasting and renewed sense of experiences in the same room.al ♪ laura:vi singers are sur lockdown. a three-star michelin restaurant here in america has come up with aan creative for dining in the era of social distancing. they will have life-size mannequins sitting at the empty tables. the chef has worked with a local theaterma t my teen 40's costumes for these guests. ng to t drama, waiters will pour wine and asks the tnnequins -- a mannequins about their meals. restaurants are still closed, but when they do open they can only be 50% fu, hence the fake human customers. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." take narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. n foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pur

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wh was the impact of that? >> wn you y "nationalized," in a crisis, any country would do that. that that was unoidable. we didn't need the procts then. >> schifrin: derek scissors focuses on china for the american enterprise institute. he says the bigger problem is getting american- and chinese- produced p.p.e. out of china today. chinese television has promoted the export of billions of medical supplies around e world. senior u.s. officials say those exports slowed after countries complained about quality, and control.troduced more qualit wci theres anasr othys ontore the u.s., saysors. i don't think the cse are yi they have countries they think they can win diplomatic points with, a lot of them ahead of us. and so, in addition to theob m of low quality production, in addition to the problem of bureaucracy, there's 'rfinitely an element of " not rushing to fix those problems for the u.s." >> schifrin: the chinese government says it's doing all it can to increase production and distribute supplies around the world. >> ( translated ): china is to countries and regions thaties ar

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justices will ask questions in order of t involves access to president trump's taxes.4:51 right now wh for some football. up next when the nfl is expected to release the schedule. first nbc bay area responds. >>> a product arrives addressed to you but you never ordered it. so do you have to pay for it? the federal trade commission says no. federal law prohibits mailing unordered merchandise and demanding payment. as for the product, the ftc says it's yours. you have a legal right to keep it as a free gift. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. 888-996-tips. or online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> and happening now starting its four phase plan today to gradually reopen its economy by the end of the month or next month. masks are mandatory such as bookstores and can continue services. 6 million masks are being distributed to residents. the country's death toll more than 25,000 people. 4:52 for you right now. >>> welcome back for you. 4:55 and some but certainly not all uncertainty should be cleared up for football fans this week when nfl releases its 2020 schedule. according to reports

the presidentit back wh a post accusing twitter of interfering in the race.he company's ceo jack dorsey responded with a tweet of his ow wring that fact-cheing false clas does not mak us an arbiteof truth. our intention iso connect the dots of conflicting statements and show the information in dispute so people can judge for themselves. details of the executive order remain unclear, but american media say it is likely to face legal challenges. >>> the tokyo metropolitan government will decide on friday whether to further ease its request for measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, taking into consideration the impact on the economy. tokyo government officials listened to experts' opinions on monday and held a discussion, but they could not reach a conclusion on going to the next step as they said the experts were takaking a cautious attitu. >> translalator: we asked e exp for their analysis today. i will consider their opinions and make a final decision on friday. >> the central government lifted its remaining emergency declaration on monday, inclu

it looksks like a fire balll wh we look outside. but engineers choose materials to ensure a good environment for the astronauts. so for them, it only feels a few degrees higher. i have a little gift for the one who asked a question. >> the two astronauts agree that the success of future space exploration lies in cooperation. and they seem to mean it saying being astronauts have given them a different perspective of space and eartrth. >> translalator: seen from oute space, the earth has no national borders. air, water, birds, and plants move and grow freely regardless of borders. astronauts do not represent their country but the entire earth. >> translator: when you look at earth from space, you feel that there is no reason not too love and protect our planet. i think k that's a natural emotion. >> mohri says that inviting yang to japan, he wanted to talk about how nations can better cooperate in space exploratioex. that's against the backdrop of aerospace becoming increasingly crowded with government organizations, businesses, and e

claire wh clara wasn't one of his workers, but he speaks for the workers in mississippi. >> if these people don't go to work there would be no poultry on the shelves. >> there have been more than 3500 cases in mississippi. >> you have as many as 600 to 700 people. and think york on an assembly line. there's no way that they can run a poultry operation and people stand six foot apart. there's just absolutely no way. >> reporter: he says government safety guidelines aren't enough. workers need testing done weekly. peco foods tells abc news they were unaware clara's death was related to covid-19. at the time of her death they add there had been no covid-19 cases at the plant. according to the company they now provide he ppe and have adopted the late east recommendations including temperature checks. they provide paid time off for employees affected by covid-19. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> despite the risk, in these small towns, these are often the best jobs available. this man asked that we not use his name or face. he says he worked at the peco plant in sebastopol. [ speaking i

wh ds of s heat.how 19 resicon budget cuts in schools and how it could affect the cleanliness of your child's classroom. >> the bay area bakes for the memorial day holiday as crowds pack local beaches and parks even during a pandemic. good evening and thanks for joining us. >> meteorologist tracking the heat wave and has a look at the records we broke today. >> yeah. we're looking at five record high temperature for today. 95 degrees breaking a previous record of 92. sfo up to 90. oakland 91. san jose tieing at the 5. and gilroy tieing at nearly 100 degrees this afternoon. as you look at the in your opinions many areas inland in the 70s and 80s. it's warm out there. tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. temperatures are rising 60s to 80s towards the lunch hour. it will be a hotinland. tomorrow afternoon triple digit heat inland. we have an excessive heat warning. and advisory. this is an effect in until 7:00 p.m. thursday. so take it easy in the heat. i'll be back and hlet you know how long the danger will be around. >> we are feeling a heat here in the south bay. auz you can imagine. it's co

. >> tell us a bit about the santa clara county system and who is there and how manysonserand wh kpopula the poonto t 3500 people. the last few years, the population was reduced. there is a women's jail and the men's facility. there is the main jail complex downtown san jose near the county and we are also active in the juvenile probation facilities. there are two of those. about 3500 people altogether. it is considered one of the super jails and i think about the 11th largest in the country at this point. >> when you say we, do you have other chaplains on staff? >> yes. it is a fairly large operation. there are a totaof five full-time chaplains and administrative assessment assistant. and a person for each facility. that is very little considering the depth of the need. and so we are primarily oriented toward helping local folks volunteer. and so we have probably about 350 people that are involved with us from all the diffent faiths and different denominations. we tried to make available a couple of things. one, anyone that comes into custody, we want to be available to serve them for t

only accept customers who book in advance and obliged to keep customer lists for o one month to help wh contact tracing if needed. stores and salons can reopen, but only 60% of the country's businesses are believed to have reopened on monday. president conte is aiming to get the economy back on track. he plans to reopen the country to tourists from other eu nations on june 3rd. >>> the thai government has approved a plan to bring the flagship airline intoto baankruy protection. thai airways was already struggling before the coronavirus pandemic. the company says it's still able to operate as usual, but will now restructure under court supervision. they posted a net loss in 2019 for the third consecutive year due to fierce competition from low-cost carriers. it had been expected to receive a bailout of $1.7 billion from the government which has a 51% stake in the airline. the company was slow to compile a restructuring plan forcing the move toward bankruptcy protection. >>> malaysia is in the midst of political turbulence after prime minister stepped down. but as we report, the plan hit

communities that we all serve, and they're going to need resourceso as congress looks are the pockets wh there iswhere still pain, still suffering, where we still need to treat, and the posh thing is that we're still having a conversation, and then we all recognize that wene a bridge, because it's over the coonavirus, past theem pa, and the bridge is likely to need to be longer than >> woodruff: and woesonths ago. that mean exactly in terms of suort fro washington, because as we know, states are running out of money.lo l governments are running out of money. >> what i hear being discussed, steninghink we're all li to the same news as this, but what i hear being discussed is how do take care ofates and localities so they can support healthcare professionals and healthcare facilities, so they can support educational facilities as they figure out how do you deal with educating people from kindergarteall the way through college in a way where you have to social distance, and sothink these are really important conversations, because ultimately, you know, when we get through this, we want to b

but president bush was right wh he most cently sai "a pandemic doesn't know a republican or ademocrat. it's there for everybody." this is not a war against a yone. this ittle against a disease that is allan-consuming, we've got to be all in it together. so don't divide, bring together. we with get through this, but he to do it together. and i wish the president, the current president, wooffer that invitation more so that we could all say, "this is our battle. we're all in it together." t woodruff: rahm emanuel, andrew caro people who have been there at the white hou isen moments of crisis. we thank you both. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: colleges and universities across the country are wrestling with how and when to reopen for classes in the toll. many are planninring students and faculty back to campus for classes. but not all schools believe it't wise for stuto return and some may include a mix of online learning. the california state university system, the largest four-year public university in the country, announced it plans to offer primarily online, remote classes this fall,