another ameri-can't. foreigners who tried to pull off this stupid scam against u.s. hospitals, all right? they work in u.s. hospitals over those in95 masks. they tried to switzerland health ca care? switzerland health care systems to buy nearly 40 million masks that were already in the u.s. i've seen this scam multiple times trying to do procurement for new york state. they want massive deposits up front. i can get you a special deal but you got to pay right away. a doj task force started digging in, tracked down a pennsylvania middle man who apparently didn't know he was a dupe for companies in australia and kuwait. that's what he says right now. we'll see what the investigation yields. he is cooperating with investigators. i may believe that, by the way. i've seen people who got approached here as middle men and they got bad information. the good news is the fraud was stopped before any hospital wasted its money. but we don't have the time either. so that's why there's already an injury. now, ameri-cans

so thank you to the ameri-cans. you better watch out, ameri-can'ts, we're watching you, too. thank you for watching us. "cnn tonight" with d. lemon, the man, right now. >> can i put you on the ameri-cans? >> me? >> yeah. >> no. the ameri-cans are people like you who are helping me. >> i wanted to put this scoop on the ameri-cans because they sent me this mask and i left their information in my office. this beautiful american flag mask. but i'm going to put you on because i sent you a note from my mom. her friend -- did you see the note? >> yes. beautiful. i needed it. thank you. >> she and her husband got the coronavirus, and the funny information she tried to -- she made a joke but it was really serious. her husband lost 40 pounds. she lost 15. she said she didn't realize it until the uber eats guy showed up. she had spilled some bleach. she was trying to mop it up. he was delivering lunch through the window. and the guy said to her, he said ma'am, you're not only going to kill the corona, you're going to kill yourself with that bleach. and she said, what bleach? she had los

they are getting worse and worse for him when you hook at the approval rating and the number ofns ameri getting accurate information. the advisers have been tel him to cut these back, do fewer of them ands spend l time out there. and disinfectant-light briefing we had on thursday was the culminion or case in point of what his advisers are trying to tell them. they did not want to talk about whetheot the president told people to inject themselves withr believe whether or not light could kill or put a light inside someone's virus. that is not what they want to be talking about. they spent the entire day to clean this up. it started in the morning and the they said media was misquoting and dr. birx taped an interview and said this is the president publicly musing. so the reaction tight is hopeful that the president is going to cut back on these briefings going forward and listen to their advice. nothing is over until it's over. robert: we are seeing a political calculation to pull the president back but there is a health cost when this president does. maryland issued a statement said do no

tonight's ameri-can is out of san francisco.stand. he offers free coffee to health care heros and other essential workers. his 5-year-old son suggested using his toy gorilla arm to hand over the cups while keeping six feet away. >> a lot of people have actually been very thankful having just, like, a space to come get your coffee and talk to somebody for a second, kind of makes it feel like they're back in their kind of routine. >> together, as ever, as one. ramirez says his dream is to open a cafe. he's certainly got the service part down. thank you for watching. time for "cnn tonight," and that means d. lemon. >> that reminds me -- remember the old thing, the old punching thing when we were young? the expandible thing that had the boxing glove on the end? you don't remember that? >> oh, i know

tonight's ameri-can is out of san francisco.ee coffee to healthcare heroes, and other essential workers. his 5-year-old son suggested using his toy gorilla

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alhem need beds and ventilators all at the same time and the health care system in ameri is generallyor-profit business. these companies that are hospitals, doctor's offices are not stockpiling these supplies so when you need all of these at once, it's a huge scramble.er so the f government, the states, the hospitals are all biveding against each other for the same set of supplies. it's also driving up the price of really key pieces of equipment. everybody scrambling for the same supplies makes it really marmed hard to get the suppl actuallyin place. robert: sarah, finally, as this week ends and you look atour notebook and the whole health care beat, what are you looking ahead to next week? what matters in terms of health care right now? sarah: what i'm looking at is the facts we're seeing more and more stills have their own outbreaks. it's not new york and seattle anymore. also detroit, milwaukee, and new orleans and that's going to be a bigger struggle. the desire for beds, vents lators. that's going to grow and grow. we're going to watch next week how major citlls battle the corona

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but at the china will haunt a school ameri but i think it's a few cases that they say that there is sort of a transmission transmission from the mother to the baby so i think time will tell time will tell 'd what's going to happen here certainly there's no universal testing that we have doing for the mother so i think right now what we still trying to do is trying to some way to cope in 1000. in the emergency room and i.c.u. and also 'd in the urgent care yes so i think we're doing a pretty good job as far as isolating it's just and goes and screening i mean right now we don't really have any moms per se that we have tested positive but again 1st of the transmission the dead is preliminary and we're going to see months down the role as what he forwards and how do you predict the virus shaking out among the military population as a whole will the numbers match up to the civilian population or will they be higher will they be lower. or i expect. the number to be much 572 if you think about it a ship it's a tight quarters and a u.s. naval ship with 400-5000 sailors on board they have about

many ameri stay-at-home orders are protesting those restrictions, calling on their states to reopen. president seeming to support them. >> i just think that some of the governors have gotten carried away. >> some critical of the president's message to liberate the states. >> to have an american president to encourage people to violate the law, it is dangerous because it can inspire people to ignore things that actually can save their lives. >> and how speaker nancy pelosi insisting his message could put the u.s. in further danger. >> his earlier delay and denial cause deaths. and so it's very important that we walk the line that is close to evidence, data, science. >> new york's governor cuomo standing by his stay-at-home orders. >> we showed that we can control the beast, and when you close down, you can actually slow that infection rate. we still have to make sure that we keep that beast under control. >> many believe the key to reopening the country will be testing. >> we're working on expanding testing strategy across the united states, but in deep partnerships with governors, an

tonight, what will ameri lk like in the coming weeks and mow long will we have to keep a safe distance from one another or wear masks? are we talking months, or even into next year? and if we have been exposed to coronavirus, even without knowing, if we have antibodies, will we have immunity? all of those questions answered. my interview with dr. anthony fauci, right here tonight. and this evening, president trump facing backlash for his plans to halt funding to the world health organization. late today, our exclusive interview. what bill and melinda gates told me about the president's move. as they make news on another front right here tonight. >>> there is also news this evening in the race to find a vaccine. we're tracking the human trials under way. is there any way to speed up the process? shington sta.nd scientis awo ip and thgent ebodies. what diane sawyer has learned tonight. as we now hear from one young man who, like so many americans, remembered symptoms weeks ago and thought he might have had the virus. what the test showed. and does he have immunity? >>> and overseas tonig

it stands for australia, ameri america, britain and asian. this was to prove this was signed off by fdr, secretary war it was on a treaty because it had never been approved by the senate. here's my question. based on the knowledge and existence of this treaty and as early as february 28th, 1941, there was communications alliance held by these four countries and they exchanged all of the code information from office countries new collectively with the united states, everybody had some skin in the game. u.s. west short on intelligence but yet, at least we hadad some shifts. my question is, was senator aware of this alliance did the tate department, japan have any cross over or exchange of information or the naval intelligence? >> that's a good question. the short answer is, grew was a civilian employee. grew had very little contact with the military in the united states. that said, grew was friends with and elaborated with the diplomats in tokyo. i mentioned the one story about dinner with the british ambassador, grew and proper, they were very

tonight's ameri-can is out of san francisco. ben ramirez turned his kitchen window into a free coffee stand. he offers free coffee to healthcare heroes, and other essential workers. his 5-year-old son suggested using his toy gorilla arm to hand over the cups, while keeping six feet away. >> a lot of people have actually been very thankful having just, like, a space to come get your coffee and talk to somebody for a second. makes it feel like they're back in their kind of routine. >> together, as ever, as one. ramirez says his dream is to open a cafe. he's certainly got the service part down. thank you for watching. time for "cnn tonight" and that means d lemon. >> that reminds me. remember the old thing? the old punching thing when we were young? the expandible thing that had the boxing glove on the end. you don't remember that? >> oh. oh. oh. i know what you're talking about. i thought rock 'em, sock 'em robots. >> you're way older than me, so you probably don't remember that. that was before my time. or the hook. >> pull him o

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>> i think for us in other areas of the country, this is ameri marathon. this is not a sprint. this is a disease with a long incubation period. patients who get sick have a long hospital course and require a lot of care. this is -- you know, we're all hearing about flattening the curve but even once we flatten the curve, we've still got to take care of the patients in the hospital for two if not three weeks after that. so this is going to be long slog to get through all of this. so it takes a lot of patience and stamina and we've just got to support each other like we've been doing. >> okay. dr. shiplan, dr. compton phillips, thank you both. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the

this courageous ameri-can joins us now.liams, thank you for your service, and thank god you survived. >> thank you, chris. >> how you feeling, brother? >> blessed to be here. recovery is a little rough. i thought i was going to be able to jump right into it. but it's going to be a pretty long process. >> you learned that and so have i, just today. guys like us thought, once it's over, it's like anything else, bounce back up. maybe one day you're a little sideways. then, you get back to normal life. not with covid. what are they telling you that the recovery looks like? >> well, it's kind of like a hit and miss. it's -- for me, it's, more or less, getting my lungs back into -- into working condition. because, when i went on the ventilator, i had a lot of it in my lungs was taken over. and so it's going to be a process to be able to get that -- to get my lung capacity back. not only that, i lost a lot of muscle mass, you know, being out for eight days. so had to use a walker, here, currently, at home. also, my wife a nurse an

this is the ingenuity of ameri america. the therapeutics we are going, the antibodies we are finding every day. the fda has been more advanced. this is a chinese communist cover up. they lied to the world, thousands of people have died because they had lied. they have taken over the world health organization. this is president trump what candidate trump warned us about. the world health organization, didn't transfer from person-to-person, has been leading the charge here, had it at the very witness economy in the world and we can do it again. what we really need to do is focus -- being one we did >> sean: we can mass-produce that. kevin mccarthy, thank you. when we come back, he's the head of the coronavirus task force, the vice president of the united states. later, how do we safely reopen the entire economy. and watch out for people's health. dr. oz will answer that question straight ahead. - these elderly jews have taken the bus from across the city to come to this fellowship distribution spot and get food that they can'

commander in chief and as the chief executive of the country, but on all of the other metmetrics, i think ameris increasingly find him wanting and that's what those polls, not just that poll but many polls across the battle ground states are showing. >> and john, at today's white house briefing, the president trouted out what seems to be his favorite version of it, which is a bunch of high powered business executives people running companies like walmart and the giant pharmacy chains around the country but once again, making some statements about what they might be able to achieve in the future on testing after they've already failed to do what some of these same people said they would do on testing in the past. >> right. i think, you know, that it's -- we've seen the show before that we saw today and i'm not going to ever be in a position to deme demean. there are companies across america doing heroic work. they are being put and right to be there in some sense, they are trying to do what they can in the service, not of the president but in the service of the country but i do think that we have

as we continue to develop treatments and cures this afternoon, i spoke with leaders of the ameri

issue.a united states of ameri >> woodruff: speaking of the elections, vice president biden said h willose a woman as his running mate. when both senator elizabeth rgiaen and the former g lieutenant governor stacey abrams were asked about this they said they were definitely inidrested you t's a hypothetical, but it is a decision he's going to be making. why not just come out an say one way tore the other whether au're interested? >> becausefocused right now on the people of this country and my state in this pandemic, and vei do belit's a hypothetical, because he's going to be making his own decision about who to ask, and no one knows better than joe biden. he was a great vice president with president obama. he was a great vice president wen it came to -- druff: but it's clear that you're on the short list. >> -- accountability. well, we take each step at a time and, ght now, i'm doing my job and i'm helping joe biden across the country. i think that's very important, and i'm glad he's been getting out there and people are seeing him on tv ande the l because thople have to understand tha

in ameri america, you will never be alone. and when you join that standing ovation, you will be giving thanks to heroes like maureen, a nurse at beaumont hospital in farmington hills, michigan. maureen has been keeping a video diary she's shared with msnbc. >> today it is saturday, april 4th. i feel like sometimes it's hard to keep track of the days. that happens. i'm just wrapping up my shift. we had another death today that the whole icu took pretty hard. so that was tough. but i think what's really important to talk about is my team, you know, one of the nurses i worked with today walked around and just told jokes all day because we've just been crying so much. she just wanted everybody to keep laughing and keep moving. so that's what we're doing. and that's what i got for today. we're just going to keep moving. >> they're just going to keep moving. the heroes in this battle are just going to keep doing what they're doing in the best way for us to help them is to stay at home. and now you know how to thank them wherever you

to be decided on to the cabinet principle of collective responsibility ok amery there is no modeling from university of washington about this. they potential future of the numbers in the u.k. what does it show and what is the cause for concern. so yeah these are this is a new report has been published by this institute the institute of health metrics and evaluation at the washington university school of medicine and it is very very worrying if this turns out to be true because what it's saying is that they think that the united kingdom is on course for perhaps $66000.00 deaths at the by the end of the 1st wave of the coronavirus pandemic now that puts. way ahead of the modeling that was done by the united kingdom governments looking at what its policy response should be just before it brought in social distancing that mottling was saying that if social distancing was implemented then the u.k. could limit its debts to perhaps 20000 but 66000 would put the u.k. ahead of its earlier put the u.k. had a spain any other european country and they since you just saying that it believes that

last time i checked ours is supposed to be the united nations of ameri-- united state america.ed at all to hear this reflection from at least one leader in the trump administration, the mentality of this, as states are strugglinging to get what they need? >> there's so much arrogance and incompete incompetence, it doesn't stop shocking me when i hear these words. my question is, who is in charge? we started with the secretary of health and human services secretary azar, then he appointed vice president mike pence to be in charge, then the lieutenant for fema was going to be in charge? what is jared kushner doing? why isn't there a national coordinated effort to send equipment? i hear every single day they don't have the protective equipment. they don't have enough test swabs. what is happening? like you said, we are the united states, we need to be united and there needs a national concentrated effort for all of these supplies and equipment. we can't keep waiting. it's very frustrating. i can tell you myself and many of my colleagues, we are asking as our own heads of state. we

care workers on the front line of the fight we pledge to them our eternal gratitude and everlasting amerilso said, we're heading into this generation's pearl harbor moment as the surge in coronavirus cases and deaths is expected to reach new heights in the coming days. >>> to the front lines where paramedics are being pushed to the limit. >> beware of scammers from counterfeit masks to testing sites. >>> with the report of one tiger at a new york zoo testing positive for coronavirus, we'll take you to the other front line of who's caring for these zoo animals in days of isolation "early today" starts right now >>> we're beginning yet another week of the coronavirus pandemic officials are warning this could be the most painful one yet in america. the death toll continues to rise in america more than a thousand deaths were reported nationwide in just 24 hours. cities are expected to reach their peak number of cases soon. more and more, states are issuing stay-at-home orders to help stop the spread but eight governors are still holding out with partial restrictions or none at all. >> authori