ana: yes? man #7: yes. ana: yes? man #8: yes. ana: yes? man #9: yes. ana: really? yes.ns. ana: yes. lemonis: okay, so, what -- okay, but what is the difference between the "noes" and the "yeses"? ana: the fact that i wasn't solid on my numbers. lemonis: people in the room were excited by what was there -- the fact that she was in publix, the fact that they liked the way it tastes. she had had a lot of success, but what people kept saying to her is the same thing i'm saying -- when you get your numbers together, we'll take a look at it. the one thing that i thought you did really well today is for the first time that we've been together, you didn't judge anybody that was asking you questions, and that, to me, was the biggest win. i feel like we've made progress, but in terms of me investing right now, i'm not there yet. ana: okay. i'm okay with "yet." lemonis: well...that's good. ♪ i assigned ana a variety of things to do while i was gone. i want her to work on refining the packaging with black dog, and i really want her to get to a conclusion that everybody can live wit

ana? >> and who's in that crowd with you, evan? what type of people are turning out? it looks like there's a lot of diversity among you. >> reporter: yeah, it's a very large crowd, few hundred people, and very diverse. it started out today pretty diverse and it got more and more diverse as the day went on, to be perfectly frank. this is a good mix of new yorkers. this is a lot of what new york looks like. and people have come together and they're marching together. you know, we've seen a lot of people from all over the -- all different ages and difference colors and everything else and that's not a surprise. the most amazing thing has been, as they march along, sometimes they run into traffic and the people in traffic, rather than be annoyed that there's this crowd marching through them, end up honking their support, which has let to a lot of pretty interesting moments here. >> okay, we'll check back. as always, thank you, evan mcmorris-santoro, again, in new york city. let's go to chicago

ana, it's a pretty dangerous situation. these people are running from what appear to be rubber bullets and tear gas. we were just here and had to run down the street when they fired rubber bullets and tear gas. so, we're going to have to move back down the street. we had a tear gas canister land on a wall right by us a few minutes ago when we were running down the street and running with people who were running from this intersection, 52nd and chestnut streets, as they were trying to clear this. 52nd street over here is where two police vehicles were set on fire not long ago. people smashed windows. they poured lighter fluid in there. they set these police vehicles on fire. after that, it was sheer and utter chaos there, because the police did not have a presence immediately after that. there was looting that we witnessed going on over here on 52nd street. then the police moved in, in force, with tactical vehicles, tear gas, rubber bullets, and many, many officers in riot gear. they've been doing these sweeping and clearing

>> yeah, that's right, ana. you know, to be counted as unemployed, you have to be out of work and you have to be actively searching for another job. of course, on these shelter in place rules, many people can't actively look for work. it's just not something they can do. so they won't be counted as officially unemployed. but if you look at the folks that are not counted as unemployed in that situation, add them back in and also consider all of the other underemployed people who have lost hours that they would like more hours but they've lost hours, i think 25% of the labor force will be underemployed and you're right, you have to go all the way back to the 1930s depression -- 1933, to be exact, so that gives you a sense of how much stress is out there across the country. >> christine, rent was due on the 1st. >> one other point. you asked me when would -- just to finish off your question. you asked me when would be -- when would we see the worst of it? i think april will be the worst of it with the business reop

i'm ana cabrera in new york. and around the country this weekend and people in every state are taking advantage of those loosened stay-at-home restrictions, some for the first time since this pandemic lockdown of 2020. that means beaches are open in florida, in california, and on the eastern shore. parks and public spaces in washington, d.c. are open. so are hiking trails in the national parks out west. as for following safety guidelines and social distancing, however, people in the places we've seen are really all over the spectrum this weekend, some wearing masks and keeping to themselves while others clearly are not, despite the number of coronavirus deaths in the u.s. approaching 100,000. this video going viral this weekend. an extreme case of not following the medical experts' safety advice. a giant swimming pool party in missouri that would not be alarming at any other time, but now people, you can see, packed together, no visible masks. even as health experts insist masks and social distancing will keep pe

ana? >> jeremy diamond at the white house, thank you. >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic is far from over, as most states across the nation forge ahead with phased reopenings. by midnight tonight, 48 states will have eased at least some restrictions. this comes as eleven states see a rising number of confirmed cases. the state of texas on saturday reporting its highest one-day spike since the pandemic began, with more than 1,800 new cases. still, texas governor greg abbott is allowing more businesses to reopen tomorrow, including some gyms and offices. let's get right out to cnn's ed lavendera in dallas. ed, how are people there in texas reacting to this latest surge in cases? >> well, look, it's a beautiful day here in dallas and throughout much of the state, after a long, rainy day yesterday, and quarantine fatigue has set in. a lot of places you go, you see many more people out and about than we have seen in recent weeks. and this comes as the state continues to reopen, another recor

>> hi, ana.ilestone on the road to recovery. the new york stock exchange will allow traders to return to the trading floor this week. nyse trading has been fully electronic since march 23rd, but the exchange says floor traders help reduce volatility and ensure fairer prices. unfortunately, volatility overall may be here to stay. stocks swung back and forth last week as headlines about progress on a coronavirus vaccine moved the market. economic data will be in focus this week. may consumer confidence is due. we'll also get a second look at first-quarter gross domestic product. the initial reading showed the economy shrank at an annual rate of 4.8%. it was the first contraction since 2014 and the worst drop since the height of the financial crisis. keep in mind, it's a short week on wall street. on monday, the markets are closed for memorial day. in new york, i'm christine romans. >> announcer: "before the bell" brought to you by e-trade. now with commission-free trading. and go to cnn.com/beforet

>> good afternoon, ana.it's a terrible thing to watch our country go through this convulsion of violence. and i -- one of my biggest worries is that it does not seem to be an easy way out of this. there's the political leadership and the things that usually kick in when this happens don't appear to be kicking in at this point in time. so it's up to local and state officials to do the best that they can at their level and to really guarantee equal justice in this particular case. so i think things can be done in minnesota that move more quickly. and then, just city by city, we need to be careful and do the least amount of physical force necessary. but also draw a line at violence and destruction that we're seeing occurring right now. we have to stop that. >> and what would your advice be then to the people who are in these cities, trying to maintain order? >> have a plan that's based on intelligence. we have to understand how these things are unfolding. and then have enough resources in play to intervene when

y para saber mas conectamos con minerva alvarez hasta santa ana california... 1.os en diferentes colores para que se sienta motivado y pueda entendernos porque es difÍcil para el caraolina: no solamente la cambiado la vida a su hijo sino a otra persona se tengo entendido que recibir llamada de escuelas y hospitales esta haciendo aproximadamente 100 mÁscaras al dÍa? minerva: asÍ es, despuÉs que nos hicieron una entrevista en univisiÓn hemos recibido llamadas de diferentes partes, primero del hospital de usla donde quiere que le hagamos es mascarilla para los doctores y el personal para la universidad tambiÉn y una clÍnica que se dedica a apoyar a los niÑos sordos solamente hablan con sus labios y sus manos estamos muy contento preso porque hemos podido ayudar a varios niÑos tambiÉn carolina: minerva alvarez le agradecemos mucho por estar en vivo la ediciÓn digital con esta herramienta tan maravillosa para su hijo y la comunidad. minerva: muchas gracias a ustedes por la invitaciÓn. borja: Éste sea bien al mal tiempo buena cara y y mucha inventiva para encontrar las

>> good afternoon, ana. right, so, i sure hope we have a vaccine that is ready soon, and i hope we have millions and millions of doses so that we can district idistribute it, but usually this happens and we need to sort of distribute it to frontline workers first. that's usually how it's done. and then we start thinking about those who might be at highest risk of disease should they get it, so that would include the elderly, people with comorbidities. we can think through people in congregate settings, so nursing homes, sub acute nursing facilities, prisons, dorms, for example, and then essential workers, so i think there are tiers that we would give this to, probably starting with first line workers and those at highest risk for disease. we would also need to understand and make sure that the vaccine actually works equally in all of these kinds of populations, so for example, if you take young, healthy volunteers in your prior story who take the vaccine and these vaccine challenges, do we know for sure that

>> good afternoon, ana. it's -- this is a terrific analysis, actually, that was -- resulted in a white paper by infectious disease epidemiologists and pandemic experts. they looked at the fact that there was a reasonable amount of asymptomatic transmission from this virus, that looked at what the incubation period was and then the transmissbility and is an epidemiologic term called the r naught and we looked at those three factors, they estimated that about 70% of herd immunity, assuming that there is immunity from this, would need to be required. from a numbers -- a pure numbers standpoint, which is really quite scary, we are really distraught by the 1.1 million americans but these numbers actually mean that you would have to have 230 million americans who have had this disease before we had herd immunity in the absence of a vaccine. >> so do you agree with this analysis? >> from the epidemiology that we have seen, the r naught for this virus is around 2 to 3 and yes, that is what the math tells us, is that

>> i agree with that strategy, ana. i mean i think we need to still go back to the basic public health measures and not give up on trying to get as many people tested, identified and isolated. but i'm really happy that a lot of employers are really trying to make sure that they incorporate temperature checks, i get my temperature checked twice a day. we know the president recently having been exposed to somebody with covid-19 gets his checked twice a day. i think that's important and contact tracing, ana, is something we really need to talk more about. i was reading this article about south korea about seven weeks ago, we had the same number of cases in south korea and the u.s. seven weeks later they have under 300 deaths and we have over 70,000 deaths. i know the populations are different but used a highly technologically advanced tracing system and that really helped them to really attack the virus. >> dr. besser, you talked about the cdc guidelines. well, we reported the trump administration rejected the cdc's draft

i'm ana cabrera in new york. our breaking news, the sixth day in a row, protesters are gathering nationwide following the death of george floyd, an unarmed black man who died in police custody. and we have live pictures right now from miami. the people here expressing their grief and frustration in a peaceful way. but other protests around the country have all devolved into violence and vandalism. a crowd of people looting a business there. philadelphia mandating a curfew that will go into effect at 6:00 p.m. that's in one hour. many other cities using curfews as well to try to keep the peace. the city of chicago also announcing today, it will restrict access to its main business district, after protesters shattered storefronts and and set fires there. and look at the damage done to this shop, just one of the businesses that was vandalized, ransacked, and set on fire. the governor sending in additional national guard troops, that's in los angeles. let's begin in minneapolis this hour where cnn's miguel marquez jo

i'm ana cabrera in new york. memorial day weekend looking in many places today as close to normal as a deadly global pandemic will allow. governors and safety officials in every state right now have eased stay-at-home restrictions to some degree, allowing people to hit the beach, to have an outdoor barbecue, or to visit public parks. some new york beaches opened today or yesterday as well as beaches in new jersey, delaware, and connecticut. strict safety guidelines are in place, though, in connecticut, for example, some park officials will cap parking at 25% to try to keep crowds from getting too big. and this is the gulf of mexico, south padre island in texas. crowds started arriving yesterday for the holiday weekend. our affiliate there reporting large groups of people, ten or more, and very few people wearing masks. also today, clear signs that this pandemic may be far from over. the governor of arkansas announcing that his state is already experiencing a second peak of coronavirus infections, reporting more n

ana nos cuenta mÁs.la cosa. le quiero agradecer de todo corazÓn. ana: hoy sus seres queridos celebran haberle ganado la batalla la pandemia que lo puso al borde de la muerte. dÍas atrÁs mientras los mÉdicos trataban todo, sin tener Éxito, su hija nicole amador luchaba para conseguir un tratamiento de plasma que serÍa su Última salvaciÓn. >> mucha gente me querÍa ayudar . hasta bancos de sangre me dijeron que tenÍan la sangre para tu papa y trataban de contactarse con el hospital y el hospital decÍa que un protocolo . ana: carlos comenzÓ a mejorar. tambiÉn mecole su madre que estaban en aislamiento porque habÍan contraído al covid-19. >> ¿cÓmo te sientes, papi ? >> me siento mejor. ana: drakkar klose los encuentra en su casa recibiendo oxÍgeno y nicole se encarga de cada detalle de su recuperaciÓn. >> yo me quedÉ frÍo. quien primera ver a mi hija hablando pidiendo ayuda por mi. me dio un apretÓn en el pecho. ¡wow! ana: cada dÍa avanza un paso mÁs. omashu medicamentos y monitorea su progreso. los mÉdicos d

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ana: mi mamÁ me compraba cosas para jugar.a universidad para medicina es con excelentes notas. entonces, yo estudiÉ todo mi bachillerato sacando cuentas cuÁnto me faltaba para alcanzar mi Índice y asÍ iba hasta que lo logrÉ. tiffany: en el transcurso de sus estudios y residencia se casÓ y formó una familia y asegura que los sacrificios fueron muchos. ana: desde los 17 aÑos yo entrÉ a la escuela de medicina, invertÍ toda mi vida y tiempo de mis hijos, porque tuve a mis hijos mientras estudiaba, y fueron muchas las noches que tuve que dejarlos cuidÁndolos con otra persona para yo poder hacer mi carrera y poder completarla. tiffany: ella dice que valiÓ la pena. se graduÓ de mÉdico cirujano en 1996 y despuÉs hizo una especializaciÓn en cirugÍa ortopÉdica. mÁs adelante, hizo una segunda especializaciÓn en cirugÍa artroscÓpica, una rama de la medicina dedicada al reemplazo de articulaciones. ¿alguna vez se imaginÓ usted cuando reciÉn practicaba en su paÍs que iba a llegar un dÍa que no iba a poder ejercer medicina? ana: nunca lo ima

>> hello, ana. it's as if today is a microcosm of these two equally important and diametrically opposite feelings that an epidemiologist has to have right now. just like you mentioned, this yearning to go out. people have been cooped up. there's so much mental illness. we've got tens of millions of people out of a job and a billion unemployed around the world. we want to open up. but as an epidemiologist, i'm fearful of watching a train wreck in slow motion. i'm fearful that there isn't just going to be a second wave. there may not be an end to the first one. i worry 14 days from now, what will we see in terms of incidents of new cases and deaths and look back on it? i don't want to be a scold or a buzzkill. i'm worried about what i did at the age that many of these young people are, and i worry about alcohol use. i worry about breaking your best judgment. there must be a middle way. if people follow good social distancing, if they wear masks when they're not going swimming, if they avoid the crowds

i'm ana cabrera in new york.the country this weekend and people in every state are taking advantage of those loosened stay-at-home restrictions, some for the first time since this pandemic lockdown of 2020. that means beaches are open in florida, in california,

y sus cualidades humanas hacen que su negocio siga funcionando >>> oiga vecina de ana, ella comenzóapabocas y guantes y siempre está fuera de su casa ante yo podía entrar ahora ya no entro tiene que ser fuera >>> ahora vamos a pasar con guillermo quirós y el pronóstico del tiempo buenas tardes >>> gracias, buenas tardes quÉ interesante ver como la mujer latina se abre las puertas ante una situación difícil para todo el mundo felicidades a todas ellas y seguro historias increíbles que vamos a seguir viendo en esta pena pandemia, saludos desde michoacán oiga, felicidades lleva usted 63 días vamos que ya comenzó a abrirse la segunda fase vamos poco a poco a salir de esto hablamos de esto porque imagínese que viene un huracán es el inicio de la temporada de huracanes para el pacífico comenzó este 15 de mayo pasado vemos condiciones para nosotras estupenda realmente agradables estamos viendo para san rafael cielos despejados aunque se mantienen los nublados cerca de san francisco por la noche estarán entrando los nublados que generan condiciones un poco más frescas . saludos amigos en sa

ana: no es un perÍodo fÁcil para los estudiantes de grado 12.les unas ceremonias fÍsicas luego del otoÑo. ilia: he escuchado muchos padres preocupados por las pesadillas de los niÑos. vamos a presentar a camila que cursa primer grado. >> me dan pesadillas que me dan miedo. y a mÍ las pesadillas no me gusta nada. los sueÑos que mÁs me gustan son de arco iris, de unicornio, de osos de peluche. >> es normal que en estos momentos estÉs pasando temor. y a veces trae pesadillas. lo que debes recordar es que es algo en tu imaginaciÓn. asÍ como los sueÑos de peluches y arco iris, tambiÉn eso te lo estÁs imaginando. piensa que tus padres estÁn allÍ al lado para ayudarte y que todo va a pasar. ilia: en promedio cuantas veces te lava las manos al dÍa? jorge: cerca de 10 o 12 pero debe ser cerca del doble. ilia: vamos a escuchar que no dice nuestros amigos de "plaza sÉsamo". ♪ >> lÁvate las manos por 20 segundos como elmo. locutor: mÁs adelante. niÑo revelan cÓmo ver la crisis. en t-mobile te ayudamos a que sigas conectado. ahora, puedes llevarte cuatro sma

i'm ana cabrera in new york. you are live in the "cnn newsroom."e nation, states are feeling out their reopening strategies. by monday, all but two will have begun reopening or easing coronavirus restrictions. but guidance varies from place to place. on california beaches, for example, picnics and sunbathing are not allowed, but all the way across the country, on new jersey's beaches, plenty of sunbathers relaxing as part of the state's dry run today ahead of memorial day weekend. activities like going to the beach or going to a restaurant may give people a taste of that pre-pandemic life, but one major indicator of a return to normalcy in america is still on the horizon. sports. nfl commissioner roger goodell announcing teams can reopen facilities starting tuesday as long as they meet local qualifications. but coaches and players may have to wait until next month to return. >>> amid the reopen push, the number of new cases of coronavirus appears to be stabilizing

ana isabel dijo por quÉ lo hizo. >> no podÍa dejar de trabajar.la estaba trabajando en este lugar atendiendo una prima cuando llegÓ la policÍa encubierta. la mujer le pregunta cuÁnto iba a cobrar, saliÓ por esta puerta y en segundos entraron los policÍas. la policÍa agregÓ otro argumento para las detenciones. >> estas damas no tenÍan licencia para practicar estos servicios. reportero: debido a que el gobernador de texas greg abbott eliminÓ la pena de cÁrcel a quienes trabajaron durante la cuarentena, ahora las dos mujeres solo enfrentarÁn pagos de multas. a propÓsito, hoy se abrieron los salones de belleza de nuevo texas. el senador ted cruz se cortÓ el cabello el salÓn de belleza de dallas. la mujer fue sentenciada a siete dÍas de cÁrcel y $7000 de multa, por abrir su negocio la cuarentena. solo pasÓ 48 horas en la cÁrcel por polÍtica estatal, sus seguidores recibieron como hÉroe. patricia: ante la reapertura gradual de la actividad productiva, muchas menos personas se quedan en casa y muchos viajan durante esta etapa de la pandemia. segÚn un nue

>> i wish i were, ana. think that actually, instead of a v-shaped recovery, we'll be lucky if it's what's called a u-shaped recovery, that is a moderately quick recovery, but i'm becoming, as i look at more and more of the data, more and more pessimistic for the simple reason that as this drags on, as the pandemic goes on, that is, the pandemic is the real -- the biggest problem we face with regard to the economy. as it continues, we have not only the problem of a lot of people who are afraid to go into malls and into other places where they're going to buy things, but they also are running out of money because the government, as we've talked about, the government is not providing the benefits they need, they are dipping into their savings. more than half of americans are living paycheck to paycheck, were living paycheck to paycheck even before the pandemic and so you can't restart an economy if people are afraid and if they don't have money. >> former secretary robert reich, thank you. >> thank you, ana. >

>> yeah, that's right, ana. over the last week, we have heard now president obama directly and indirectly criticizing president trump's administration's response to this coronavirus pandemic. this morning, president trump was asked about that criticism from the former president, from his direct predecessor, and he fired back, saying that president obama was a grossly incompetent president. that was the first response that we have seen from president trump to the former president's criticisms. but what we do know, ana, over the last week, president trump has been ramping up his attacks on president obamas on other fronts, including whipping up his base of support by lobbying these accusations, mostly evidence-free accusations, accusing former president obama of being involved in some kind of a conspiracy to undermine his presidency. of course, president trump has provided little-to-no evidence for that. but nonetheless, it is striking to see these two presidents now going at it, in a feud i believe we'll see esca

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>> i don't, ana.ll i know is the reports we received, i don't even know if there's any truth to them. neither does the ig. the role of the ig is to look into it. to be removed because you were doing your job and following the law is really a very troubling and chilling thing for the united states government because igs are the gatekeepers. they're the ones who really make hour that everybody is doing their job properly, that they weed out waste, fraud and abuse and corruption and they also absolve the innocent in the process and they're looking at audits of programs and how many spent. that's their job. they protect the taxpayers but they also protect the democratic structures of these federal agencies and as i said, trump is single-handedly dismembering those structures, so that essentially there will be no accountability. >> as you pointed out four inspectors general have been removed or replaced just since the beginning of april and i know you and other democrats are expressing suspicion about this

>> hello, ana. first of all, we extend our hopes to all the people who have been affected, that they do well. they're public servants and we wish them good health and all the best. you know, the science and when presymptomatic cases or preclinical cases can shed the virus and infect people and post-symptomatic cases is still under a great deal of scrutiny, but since the incubation period is very long, it could be very long between 10 to 14 days, about 6 or 7 days, we think it's 5 days before, roughly, and 5 days after you begin to show symptoms that you're -- you're going to test positive or you're going to have the virus. but i would say out of an abundance of caution, we should be first grateful that they're doing testing every day. that reduces the risk. grateful they're doing that. the rest of the country could do that. and we hope that they will wear masks because if this was in the house, everybody would be wearing a mask and gloves. >> and we know asymptomatic spread is happening. the nih dir

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ana? >> ed lavandera, thank you. >>> let's head to new york city. today is one of the nicest days here in a while. people are getting outside. and there are over 1,000 police officers who are patrolling on foot, bike, and car to make sure the social distancing measures are being followed this weekend. so far there have been 60 arrests and more than 300 summonses related to social distancing in new york city. we know the nypd had around 20% of its work force out sick last month. that number is now down to 7%. what is the situation today out on the street? >> they are certainly still out in full force today. it is the nicest weather we've seen in a long time so authorities hope new yorkers will try to resist the urge to go out and enjoy what is really quite some beautiful weather. as we heard from the nypd yesterday saying right now it is certainly not the time to relax as we hear time and time again certainly not out of the woods especially when you see the numbers here. what authorities ar

pastor, periodista de "newtral.es" muy buenas tardes ana bienvenida, ¿cÓmo estÁn recibiendo en espaÑadad en el paÍs? >> pues mira, estÁn viendo la curva, pensando cÓmo podrÍan impactar, como recordarÁs seguimos en datos muy altos de fallecidos en lo que llevamos de pandemia, 48 dÍas, 215 mil personas se han contagiado en espaÑa, hay un dato bueno, camino de los 25 mil fallo fallecidos el dato bueno es que mÁs de 114 mil personas se han curado asÍ es que a la espera lo que va a ocurrir en espaÑa. >> eso es un dato muy bueno, pero hay otro dato preocupante la recesiÓn, ayer lo comentÁbamos una caÍda de 9,2% del producto interno bruto, pero ademÁs de esto el aumento del desempleo 19% de la fuerza laboral cierto? >> sÍ, son datos que hemos conocido hoy, el gobierno espaÑol tiene que enviar a bruselas su predicciones macroeconÓmicas ahÍ estÁ la caÍda dilo producto interno bruto de 9% y una subida de 6% para el que viene, parece que hay algo de optimismo, y el otro dato malo es desempleo, estÁbamos al 14%, ya se dice que espaÑa va a tener una tasa de 19 aÑos y que si las cosas no van tan ma

and tanya and ana and kurt are welcome to chime in if they have more exact numbers. so regarding china, i recognize that it's a political hot button, it's a political bull's eye. and it's also a great place for entrepreneurialism. it's a great place for innovation. and a rising standard of living for middle class. there's just so many ways to make money in china. we talk about in health care, well, health care in china, you can make money in clinics and in medical equipment and in dentistry and in biotech. and in many segments of their economy that there's really good ways to make money. now that's different shade between the politics and how to make money. so our china investments have done really, really well. our private credit investments in asia and in asia have outperformed our private credit returns as a whole. and in absolute return, our china investments have totally kicked it. it's i think that it might be -- one of our two best performing managers is our long/short china equity manager. turning to absolute return, this portfolio was doing great through the

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>>> thank you for being with us, i am ana cabrera. it is the sixth straight day of protests following the death of george floyd. the black man who died after a white police officer kneeled on his neck. these are images where you can see vandalized vehicles and maybe the national guard at the end there, the governor did order national guard to assist law enforcement tonight after the violence there went out of control and many other cities across the nation. we know there are more than 20 states and nearly 40 cities enacted curfew tonight. heading to washington where a tense situation is unfolding at the white house. our cnn's alex marquardt is live. >> reporter: that's right, this is heavily with police right now and protesters have moved in here and gotten fired upon with pepper spray rounds. looks like protesters are on the move. they're going around to a different side of the white house. they have been here for the last several hours, having marched from howard university, many of them and not all of them of course and what was ve

i'm ana cabrera in new york. it is memorial day weekend in the united states and we're seeing two very opposite phenomena tied to the deadly coronavirus pandemic happening right now at the same time. one, people are flocking to beaches and public parks all over the country today taking advantage of their state's relaxed stay at home restrictions. this is tiebreak by island not far from savannah georgia. and this is the gulf of mexico. south padre island in texas. largest groups. tight groups of people. very few if any of them wearing masks. the other side of the emergency today not so festive. two states releasing alarming numbers about the number of new coronavirus cases. the governor of arkansas said his state heidi hit a second peak of new infections this weekend. north carolina more ethan 100 hundred people confirmed in one day. also this weekend, public health experts are concerned that very large crowds of people will attend worship services tomorrow. that is after president trump declared churches and hous

ana. >> it is such an encouraging scene. beautiful scene to see how those protesters in your live shot are handling the situation with the flowers on the ground, the signs speaking volumes. have you had a chance to speak to some of the protesters, and what is their plan, you talk about the cure few and the governor trying to reset the situation on the ground, are they planning on ending this demonstration at a specific time? what do you know? >> most of the people here are planning to go home and respect the curfew. most. the vast majority of them are. it is not clear what's going to happen here. the problem that they have had in minneapolis and across the state, around the state, is that the protests have been in so many locations at the same time, this is what happened last night, they brought in more forces, there were so many protests in so many different areas. we walked ten miles all over downtown, down the freeway, over to the fifth precinct, that's where everything was. they are concerned there may be several differe

muy buenos dÍas, ana. cÓmo estÁs? ana: hola. saludo a todos con mucho cariÑo.za abrir un poco la cuarentena en ciertos lugares del mundo. algunos tememos que haya un segundo contagio, que esto se vuelva peor. entonces, no sabemos quÉ hacer. legalmente estÁ permitido, pero queremos seguir tomando precauciones. creo que mucho de nosotros nos preguntamos eso. juan: muy buena pregunta. doctor: lo primero y mÁs importante mantener la distancia fÍsica. eso lo hemos hablado siempre. no podemos olvidarnos, aunque tengamos la mÁscara puesta, algÚn tipo de cubierto de la boca, nariz, si nos pegamos demasiado, a no ser que tenemos n95, si tocamos con eso es suficiente. para pacientes con mÁs riesgo tener desinfectante, seguir lavando las manos. todo eso lo bÁsico. para mÍ, creo que tratamos de generalizar al pÚblico lo que es casi imposible de hacerlo. primero, cuÁl es el lugar correcto? si estamos afuera no estamos dentro de un cuarto, donde estamos circulando en mismo aire. si estamos afuera tenemos menos riesgo. ahÍ podemos estar con mÁs seguridad. tambiÉn el paciente

ana has had a ton on her plate in the first year and a half. and began this initiative back early in the year, perhaps late last year and we sent out requests for our buys and we received 24 in return. we received those in march. and we have since asked for additional information to showcase one 2020 returns and the analysis of those 24 r.f.5s will soon begin. it's our anticipation that we may bring one or two strategies to the board late in the summer or in the fall. now ultimately, we're not recommending anything. even though we are very concerned that covid-19 represents a risk unlike any other. and we don't think that the public equity returns, the market has recaptured more than half of almost two-thirds of its lost that it occurred of 34% from february 20th to march 23rd. it's captured nearly two-thirds of that back. we don't think that the markets are expressing the full magnitude of the economic apocalypse that has just taken place. to give some numbers to that is unemployment is currently now roughly over 20%. and it may trend towards

ana? >> miguel marquez live for us. thank you. >>> it is 7:00 eastern and right now in several cities across the country it's shaping up to be another long, tense night of protests. in chicago and in los angeles, in new york and miami, even small cities in the midwest. crowds of people are large, they're loud. some are defiant. we've seen protesters facing off already against walls of police officers trying to disperse them. we've seen them using force. the wave of protests violently crashing since the police custody death of an unarmed man in minneapolis a week ago. let's get to los angeles where police vehicles have been set ablaze. paul vercammen is in los angeles. you have been watching this accelerate all afternoon, what's happening now? >> reporter: now they're decelerating. if you look behind me, the l.a. fire department was able to get in here and douse this police explorer that was on fire. so that's the good news. you can see behind and off in the distance, counted at least ten other police vehicles damaged. w

i'm ana cabrera.y colleague wolf blitzer picks up our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic with a special edition of the situation room after a quick break. good night. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to our viewers, here, in the united states, and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. this is a special edition of "the situation room." coronavirus infections and deaths still on the rise globally, as well as here in the united states. despite that, many states, he

ana: estamos listos con la informaciÓn deportiva al momento.individual. se realizarÁn tests previos al ingreso a la actividad para el personal del primer equipo, que se llevarÁn a cabo dentro del automÓvil de cada persona antes del comienzo de los entrenamientos. posteriormente, se espera que el 18 de mayo comiencen a trabajar en grupos. el exfutbolista de chivas raÚl morales serÁ nombrado director tÉcnico de la selecciÓn nacional de balompiÉ mexicano. asÍ lo dio a conocer víctor montiel. mejoras directivo, la liga podrÍa posarse en diciembre para dar paso a una convocatoria por parte de morales. ademÁs hablÓ sobre los posibles rivales de la nueva selecciÓn. lebron james organizarÁ un evento en el que participarÁn varias estrellas, a fin de celebrar a los estudiantes que concluirÁn su secundaria en 2020. cuya fiesta de grabaciÓn quedó arruinada por la pandemia del

i'm ana cabrera.p it right there because up next cnn honors the graduates of 2020 with a two-hour event starting with "class of 2020: in this together" featuring former president bill clinton, wonder woman's gal gadot and more, and then at 8:00 eastern join lebron james and former president barack obama for "graduate together." the celebration starts right now. >> announcer: it's graduation time, but instead of the usual celebrations we're throwing a star-studded party in your own home. tonight join president bill clinton, "wonder woman" gal gadot, comedian amy schumer, pop sensation bozzi, and other celebrities as they share inspiring words and music. a tribute to graduates around the globe, achieving their dreams at a moment in history they never imagined. this is a cnn special event. "class of 2020: in this together." >>> good evening. i'm don lemon. along with my colleagues erin burnett and jake tapper. welcome to a cnn special, "class

>> well, ana, i view this simply as a campaign message and not a policy statement. this isn't the first time that president trump has gifted himself powers that he doesn't have. but if he is actually interested in doing anything other than slinging political red meat, he would get his facts and his laws straight. the u.s. government can currently designate foreign entities as foreign terrorist organizations or as specially designated global terrorists. in the absence of a domestic terror law, we cannot designate domestic entities as a terrorist

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i'm ana cabrera in new york. it is memorial day weekend in the united states and this year take everything normal and traditional and time honored about this holiday and everything looks different this year. tributes to america's men and women who died serving our country are still happening but under the shadow of the pandemic. picnics, beach time, barbecues, marking the unofficial start of summer. it all looks and feels a little different this year. how can you celebrate school is out when school as we know it went away a few months ago? the coronavirus changed everything about how we do everything. the virus has sickened more than 1.6 million people so far just in this country and killed more than 96,000 people. memorial day weekend 2020 is very different this year. every state now is trying to ease back to normal, safely. many beaches, public pools, and parks are open this weekend with strong cleanliness rules, crowd control, and officials on the job to enforce social distancing. at the same time, this is spa

solicitar a todos sus ciudadanos que continúan respetando el confinamiento y se quedan en casa >>> anaico >>> efectivamente en su conferencia matutina manuel lópez obrador dijo que méxico esta pasando con el momento más difícil de la pandemia destacó lugares como de sonora, el primer mandatario dijo que en la próximas 10 días se esperan momentos más complicados sin embargo aún tienen esperanza >>> estamos en momentos de mayor crisis >>> el subsecretario de salud hugo lópez reforzó las estimaciones y dijo que la única manera de hacer que se cumplan es que los ciudadanos respeten las medidas de salud empezamos a salir de casa esta predicción se cumplirá y vamos a tener un aumento en la curva, quédate en casa es la medida fundamental aros declararon que los hospitales públicos no están saturados indicaron a gente que si tiene síntomas debe acercarse a los hospitales de acuerdo con las cifras oficiales del 29 al 30 de abril se registró el mayor número de contagios desde que el virus llegó al país >>> soy gana méndez desde la ciudad de méxico >>> gracias ana, mientras tanto ciudad juárez la

para eso nos conectamos con ana marÍa jaramillo, periodista. bienvenida, ana marÍa.ronavirus. alan: quÉ buena noticia y ademÁs nos das cifras que son sumamente importantes. quienes son los que pueden recibir la ayuda financiera de parte de la universidad? ana: bueno, sÓlo pueden aplicar los estudiantes elegibles para recibir ayuda financiera federal. es decir, ciudadanos americanos, residentes legales que hayan hecho el trÁmite en el 2018 y 2020 que tengan realmente calidad de ayuda financiera. alan: entonces como dices hiciste el trÁmite en 2019, estas para que ya puedas recibir parte de la ayuda. cÓmo llega? cÓmo se recibe la ayuda? ana: debieron haber recibido un correo por parte de las instituciones diciendo el mecanismo por el cual van a aplicar. si no lo recibieron porque hay muchas universidades que no lo mandaron, mi consejo es que busquen en google el nombre de la instituciÓn para ver cÓmo estar funcionando esa instituciÓn en la entrega de los fondos. alan: y por ejemplo si los papÁs no tienen dinero para mandar a sus hi --hijos a las universidades a otros e

thank you, ana. anymore board members, if not, a motion is in order. >> i move to terminate. >> a second? >> i'll second it. >> madam secretary, call for public comment. >> clerk: president driscoll, i'm sorry. members of the public who are currently in the queue who wish to provide public comment, please dial 1, 0, when it is your turn to speak and the system will prompt you automatically. those of you who are not in the queue, please follow the instructions shown on the screen. moderator, do we have any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> madam second, roll call. >> clerk: president driscoll? aye. commissioner bridges. aye. commissioner casciato. aye. commissioner chu. >> she had to go to another meeting. >> clerk: absent. commissioner heldfond. aye. commissioner safai. aye. and i'm sorry, i have to leave the meeting now. >> clerk: thank you. commissioner stansbury. commissioner stansbury. he's not available. we have 5-2. motion passes. >> i don't know that