a california sales representative who is suing vitas health care claims managers wanted her to visitndangered her and others by labelling its workers as essential and sending the home nursing homes and medical offices. consumer investigative correspondent anna warner has been following this story. >> reporter: good morning. when many people, when their lives can no longer be saved many people go into hospice for comfort care. now someone sells that service but some say their company has been too aggressive in selling during this pandemic. >> what's happening is wrong. it's putting people's lives in danger. and it needs to stop. >> reporter: what kristina eisenacher says need to stop senior practices of her own employer, vitas health care, the nation's largest for profit hospice company. >> i didn't want to speak out. but there was really no choice when people's lives are at stake. >> reporter: kristina eisenacher worked as a sales representative, visiting medical facilities to get referrals for hospice patients. >> the role really includes visiting doctors and educating them on what

people didn't know about the vita tours they couldn't understand that. but now we're not talking about vita tours in 360 because 5 because people are like i can actually visit this place without leaving my house. reopened its doors to visitors from abroad in mid june but there are still hardly any flights to the country. that means tour operators can't cover their costs kigali city tours 13 employees have had to tighten their belts but now. we are good with our stuff that we were temporary. stop trying to get small money to survive and then when the business is humans then there we will continue. patrick around what works as an i.t. consultant but his dream is to earn a living from virtual tours. that have some clients who are testing the product boy interested for instance we are in discussion we run the development board to see how we can integrate this project to post it to our east meet us. domestic tourism is starting to pick up again the museums aren't deserted anymore rwanda is hoping that local visitors will help bridge the gap to support the tou

take a lot to convince me to set sail again but i've got nothing against this little guy head of a vita combo top. my hand he's an expert in the field. of cruise ships more susceptible to something like the coronavirus than other places certainly here are because wherever you have big crowds of people 4000 up to 6000 plus the through the narrow area of progress or mixed together the risk is that there are basically these giants of the seas. some of which have only just been finished but are they going to run at full capacity it was a very big their money and this was the reason why more and more trips of this august group being built they really thought everybody thought of the figure and that business could be good one can go in continuously and cold are very difficult but for. some smaller expedition boats are now allowed back to sea but with only half the passengers and no stops along the way the big ones are still in dog. they look so loaded completely empty but bookings are already surging operators are offering big discounts and promises of a gold standard in public health some an

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we know the us has arrested two chinese nationals for vita fraud —— visa fraud.hinese espionage asked activity. the fbi director said in every ten hours, they will open a new case about chinese espionage. however at the same time, there is concern that the us investigation on sven —— often focus on chinese research, which will lead to xena phobia and racial probe profiling. this catalogue of this integrating relations between the two countries, where are we going now with this? we're all waiting for a speech, which will be delivered by mike pompeo. his speech is based on what is released on the media so far, it's going to be sensational. it's going to be very... he's expected to urge us airlines and chinese people to change the communist party's behaviour. of course, his remarks are among a series of speeches made bya us are among a series of speeches made by a us high—ranking official. they focus on different aspects of the china us relations, but pompeo is going to tie up loose ends. if he really suggests the chinese people should overturn the communist party,

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now mayor bill de blasio says the problem is the current vitas coronavirus. >> as you get into warmer weather and we feel the effects of people being cooped up for months, and the economy has obviously not restarted to anywhere the extent we need it too, so there's a lot less for people to do. we have a real problem here. >> harris: however, former new york city police commissioner points the blame back at the state and city leaders. >> it's going to get a lot wor worse, unfortunately. i'm disappointed with all political settlement in the state, up in albany and at the city. they have trended back in many respects on the entity that is most responsible for the crime decline in the city. all the political leaders, the attention they're paying to the -- defund the police, where the hill are they when it comes to the death count? >> harris: today's new york post, take a look at this. it calls on de blasio to do something about the violent crime and look closely. i don't know if we will zoom in for you. the reproduction of the post making the same plea to then-mayor david dinkins 30 years

the red line represents the emergency room vitas f visits ff the covid-like symptoms and also an earlyor and we find that encouraging. the next slide shows the county we're tracking. obviously, the largest county being maricopa county with largest number of infections, but clearly issues in houma and pima. the vice president mentioned the weekly reports that go to governors. what the report looks like. full size pages. this is alaska's, on the front page is our interpretation of what we're seeing relevant to their epidemic. with specific recommendations related to where we see them as far as being in a danger zone. they are coded by yellow and red. and it follows that they see everything you're seeing on that first report and warning boxes, and then each of the counties are represented so that they have in one place five pages from the white house and task force that summarizes what we're see and that goes out weekly. next slide, please. this looks at florida, and you can see in the same way the red line early suggestions of decreasing emergency room visits for the symptoms of covid, a

southern california was under lockdown, he used the time to build this back yard coffee shop called la vitaamily, something little but i wasn't sure the right time. i felt that this was the right time. >> he finished it off with everything from the baked goods down to the beans. making him the ultimate back yard barista. >> little scones -- >> ed's family knew he was committed to the project, but -- >> i wasn't expecting this. i was like, okay, maybe a small lets little shed and a coffee routine inside. >> the family hopes to welcome neighbors soon. even after giving us a sneak peek. >> we have the cbs cookies. >> of their tiny escape from reality. >> most people don't know what's going on. it's fun. going to be a good surprise element, you know. >> that's fantastic. five to six weeks to put it together, but $7,500 worth of material. the rest they salvaged. >> mostly discarded material. amazing. >> our executive producer and one of our producers had coffee in brian's office for a while. i feel like when we come back -- >> it's interesting, they're planning to build one here next to the gree

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if congress is set to vita safe harbor for people to go back to work and employers to open the doors it would be important. >> from north carolina, dr. adams? >> the heroes act requires osha to issue a temporary emergency temporary standard that requires employers to develop and implement an infectious disease plan, to protect workers from exposure to the coronavirus. this provision also makes it a violation of the osha act to retaliate against workers for raising concerns to the employer or to the government about inadequate infectious disease protection. dr. wilson, in your expert opinion, is an enforceable safety standard a necessary step to economic recovery? or what it impede economic recovery? >> i think it is a necessary step to economic recovery. ensuring the health and safety of american workers and communities across the country are a critical step in building a solid recovery. we know from surveys that 60% of those who work outside their home expressed that they have concerns about contracting coronavirus. among workers of color, black and latino workers in particular, it