you enter into new york city, and it is described as a warzone. how was it for you entering the harboractually, it was one of the most monumental moments of my life. you know, it's one thing to be supporting our nation and that of others-- our partners, our allies-- but to pull into new york harbor to help americans is an experience i'll never forget in my entire life. - that is a powerful statement with everything that you've been through-- a monumental moment in your life. - i'm as proud as i could possibly be being here in new york

he goes to governors island, the statue of liberty is in the background of new york harbor, with president reagan. and the president-elect george hw bush. that is the guy with the big forehead. george hw bush had been vice president and in november 1988 was elected president. really interesting moment here. the soviet leader with the president and vice president who is president-elect. if you read the minutes of this set of meetings and you read them coming from mars, you would not know reagan hated the soviet union so much and gorbachev hated capitalism. you would not know these societies had come close to blowing up the world. you would not know reagan called him an evil empire. when reagan went to moscow just before this, he was asked this question if the soviet union was still an evil empire. he said that was another time. not anymore now. this visit is the moment the cold war ended. i know because i was there. i will tell you my story of this. i was in high school then. i used to go to high school in new york city and take the subway. this was december 1988. gorbachev was going throug

and in fact we sent the president sent a ship to new york harbor, and the ship is back in virginia. back for six weeks. we definitely met that. it is time to reopen our economy. that was happening so strongly prior to the coronavirus, the american agree? >> i do. more reason we need flexibility, we need income opportunities to be open. we cannot be driving in people. we can be closing doors to being their own bosses. there's going to be a new shift coming out. people need more flexibility. we shouldn't be shutting options that prevent people from having that. >> you don't have any lack of confidence in the american worker. i have the utmost confidence. as i said i've done most confidence in the american people on american worker. a very little confidence in some of these democratic governors in the states that continue to keep things locked down. particularly after they made the decision, and people with the coronavirus. as governor. it's not confidence the american worker. the american people, who gave us that great economy we had prior to the coronavirus outbreak. >>. >> we get ba

lower manhattan just across new york harbor. for an 11th day to call for justice following the death of george floyd. more accountability for police officers, and an end to institutional racisracism. similar scenes expected in other cities across the country as day turns in to night. today in minneapolis, where george floyd died at the hands of police, the city council expected to approve new rules banning police from using any kind of chokehold and requiring officers to intervene anytime they see unauthorized use of force by a fellow officer. this comes after the three other police officers face charges now after they stood by and watched as another officer placed his knee on george floyd's neck and kept it there for nearly nine minutes. >>> president trump is in maine the this hour, greeted upon arrival by protesters. he is set to arrive in the small town of guilford, maine in a few minutes. he's going to tour a factory that produces medical swabs for coronavirus tests. one person that won't be there, maine republican senator

that is the go-to sag harbor, new york, catherine on our support line. caller: good morning. used to wish that other statues could be added and that the confederate statues could be broughtf the bases and down to the ground. and statues of the other blacks, the slaves, other people involved could be added and the whole story could be told. but that never seemed to happen. a few years ago, i suddenly came to the realization that all of , they allues of men believe in their right to rape their slaves. so these are all statues of men who believed in the right to rape. why do we have statues of men who believed they had that right out in public? why do we protect our abusers? host: that is catherine in new york. we go to alan in little rock, arkansas on our opposed line. caller: good morning. hearing that call from new york is just absolutely insane. is me say, my opposition toward ignorance, it is toward anarchy. that is what is really underlying all of this issue. when you hear the discussions at length, it is about destroying the country, the system. you keep hearing that agai

new york's governor andrew cuomo outraged. what he's saying about this. >>> around the world and here in the u.s., protesters demanding similar bombs of racism been torn down. in the uk, a statue thrown into the harbor.

that is the go-to sag harbor, new york, catherine on our support line. caller: good morning.sed to wish that other statues could be added and that the confederate statues could be broughtf the bases and down to the ground. and statues of the other blacks, the slaves, other people involved could be added and the whole story could be told. but that never seemed to happen. a few years ago, i suddenly came to the realization that all of , they allues of men believe in their right to rape their slaves. so these are all statues of men who believed in the right to rape. why do we have statues of men who believed they had that right out in public? why do we protect our abusers? host: that is catherine in new york. we go to alan in little rock, arkansas on our opposed line. caller: good morning. hearing that call from new york is just absolutely insane. is me say, my opposition toward ignorance, it is toward anarchy. that is what is really underlying all of this issue. when you hear the discussions at length, it is about destroying the country, the system. you keep hearing that again

new york, it is under control, does it matter? that is number one. number two, is it the harboring of something worse about to come. -- is texas going to end up with 10,000 hospitalizations it was left alone. whether it is bearish for woolwich is nothing surprising bullish.h or surprise there for that when you have gatherings, it starts running around again. look at beijing. it was under control. it is a very touching go situation. i think you have to look at those two factors. i guess the of the arguments would be that we are getting better at treating the virus once people are hospitalized. we saw the news yesterday regarding a drug that is having a pronounced impact on mortality rates. when people end up in hospitals, we are better able to treat them so the death toll is coming down for every person or 10 people that ultimately have to go to the hospital. ofre for actually the impact hospitalizations is getting lower. argument? sam: it is an argument. it is great that you can reduce mortality. of eight lives were saved and seven others were lost. under noase be illusion that once you get out of the hospital, you

plus in the case of new york they had that comfort the navy ship part in the harbor. made no sense. maybe they mess up for a day or two but in the case again at the york they get did it for 46 da. 46 days to put the most vulnerable population at risk it a place where other of the most vulnerable population are residing. i just find that -- >> and they still will not give us on this number so we know how many of the deaths occurred in new york were among the nursing home population. >> right. well said. some people did it right. the best example is when you pointed in your testimony is florida. governor to santa said were not going to do that. affect his what governor desantis did a photo. he said individual seeking to enter a facility under section one will not allowed to enter if you meet any of the screening criteria listed below. here's what he put there. if they had been an airport or cruiseship, if the tested for negative coronavirus not once but have to test negative twice before they would allow to go back into nursing home, he put in place the right kind of po

oh, and plus, in the case of new york, they had the javits center and they had the comfort, the navy ship, parked in the harbor. made absolutely no sense. maybe they mess up for a day or two but, again, in the case of new york, he did it for 46 days. 46 days, he put the most vulnerable p vulnerable population at risk in a place where the most other vulnerable population are residing. >> and they still won't give us honest numbers so we know that how many of the deaths that occurred in new york were among the nursing home population. >> right. well said. some people did it right. and the best example is the one you point out in your testimony is florida. and governor desantis said we're not going to do that. in fact, here's what governor desantis did in florida. he said individuals seeking to enter a facility, under section 1, will not be allowed to enter if they meet any of the screening criteria listed below. here's' what he puts. if they have been in an airport the past 14 days. if they've been on a cruise ship. if they've tested for coronavirus, not once but they have to test negative twice before they woul

new york's governor andrew cuomo outraged. what he's saying about this. >>> around the world and here in the u.s., protesters demanding similar bombs of racism been torn down. in the uk, a statue thrown into the harbor. here in the u.s., what's just been announced in jacksonville, florida, and what the u.s. military is now considering tonight. >>> there is also major news involving the coronavirus here in the u.s. the sharp rise in the number of cases in several states. in arizona, health officials telling hospitals there to activate emergency plans. and tonight, an important kwlar if i case, after the world health organization confused so many. can you spread the virus if you're asymptomatic? >>> there is also breaking news in the case of the mother and her missing children. authorities now say her husband is under arrest and that they have found human remains on the property. >>> and good evening tonight from houston, where we witnessed today a moving service for george floyd, a native son, a high school football star from the third ward here. a father. they said he was not a perfect man, but he must have been chosen for this moment. heartbroken to have lost him, the family, the friends, the loved