john berman is off. jim sciutto joins me. great to have you.for being here. >> good to be here >> on this memorial day we remember the heroes that made the ultimate sacrifice for this country, and this year we also pay tribute to the nearly 100,000 americans we've lost to coronavirus. millions of people marked the holiday by heading to beaches, pools and parks. not all of them followed social distancing guidelines, as you can see on your screen, or wore masks. take a look at the huge crowds in daytona beach, you see an aerial view right there, and you can check out this scene in missouri, where hundreds of people were elbow to elbow at a pool party. >> yeah, no social distancing there. this is happening as 18 states are actually seeing new cases rise by 10% or more, this includes arkansas, where the governor there confirms his state is experiencing a second wave of the infection. 22 other states are holding steady. ten states seeing cases decline. despite all that, president trump is urging schools and churches to open now. the president made l

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." >>> and this morning, a notable milestone in the fight against coronavirus. the original hot spot on the east coast, new rochelle, new york, begins a phased reopening today after more than two months of stay-at-home orders. here's what the entire country looks like at this moment. 17 states are seeing an increase in new cases. you can see that on your screen in orange and red. and then there are some states that are holding steady. 13 of them. and then you see 20 states that are in green, that are experiencing a decline. it will be weeks until we know whether the new relaxed restrictions will cause cases to spike. but health officials in kansas city and st. louis, missouri, are now calling on everyone who attended this packed pool party in the ozarks to self-quarantine. >> we have an important update on the impact of coronavirus on children. more than half of all states are now investigating cases of that pediatric inflammator

susan kasser, cohead of private credit at neuberger berman. let's bring you some headlines out of new york city. new york city had four times a number of vets as expected during the covid-19 outbreak, according to a new study, including thousands of other debts that may not be attributed directly to the coronavirus, but it's a fax on health care system , city services, and other factors. it takes into account march 11 through may 2. during that time, a total of 32,107 debts, 24,000 more than the city would have expected. deathsly, 5293 excess may have come from other causes. that is a story that we will continue to dig into throughout the day. let's get a check on the other first word in mind. the white house is recommending all nursing home residents and the tested for the coronavirus in the next two weeks. the white house says it will help states that need it. nursing homes and the elderly have shown to be especially susceptible to the virus. in italy come the number of new coronavirus infections has declined for the fifth straight day. the

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going me is the head of fixed income at neuberger berman.y curious about how the pandemic and the expected massive budget deficit is changing the way you are thinking about credit selection as you look across what has now become a vastly different environment. guest: great to speak to you, taylor. i think you have to completely rethink how you approach the market right now. quality is the thing that is absolutely going to win out, so focusing on the highest quality bonds because in, commonly like this -- because in an economy like this, no credit across fixed income is going to be immune from credit pressures. what we are doing at neuberger berman is looking at existing investments in thing again about new ones, and saying, how do we underwrite them for this new environment? i think quality is the way to go right now. what is interesting, if you look at 10 year high quality munis, they are yielding almost 170% of treasuries pretax. i think when you see yields like that, despite potential beatility, that is going to an appealing proposition f

. >> announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, this is new day, it's tuesday, may 19th. 6:00 here in new york. this morning, more than 90,000 americans have been killed by coronavirus. 90,000. and the president is preening and bragging about taking a drug that simply has not been proven to keep that number from going higher. in fact, studies have shown it can be deadly dangerous in some cases. p so, why is he doing it? the president flaunts he's not wearing a mask. why? 90,000 americans have died. >>> also breaking overnight, he issued a 30-day ultimatum threatening to pull all money from the world health organization. >>> we also have new details about schools and what they may look like in the fall. >>> and, we're going to speak with one of the researchers involved in that promising vaccine trial. >>> but let's begin with cnn's joe johns live at the white house. what is the latest, joe? >> reporter: alisyn, it makes you wonder what's going on here, president trump drawing immediate critici

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." new overnight, coronavirus cases worldwide surpassing the 5 million mark. the world health organization reported the largest single-day increase in cases since this outbreak began. that is not going in the right direction, obviously. most of those cases are in just four countries, the united states, russia, brazil and india. meanwhile, the embattled head of the cdc, dr. robert redfield in an interview overnight says the u.s. was caught on its back foot when the virus hit. redfield warns about another flare-up in the fall and each a second round of lockdowns. >>> this comes as cnn is reporting redfield's future at the agency might be in jeopardy. he has been singled out by president trump and others who blame the cdc for the high death toll. in a few hours, the president will be in michigan to tour a ford plant making masks. now visitors are required to wear them. the president has refused to commit as to whether he will co

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." as of this morning, all 50 states have at least partially reopened. easing some of the stay-at-home restrictio restrictions. whatever noise you might hear, the real debate is not about whether to reopen but how to do it safely. after resistance from the white house, we learned overnight that the cdc has finally released guidance on how workplaces, schools and restaurants should reopen. a seen yoer official says the white house stripped things from the original roadmap. florida and georgia are under scrutiny for nair reporting of coronavirus casings. >>> we're following breaking news. catastrophic flooding in michigan. thousands of people forced to evacuate after two dams fail. a dangerous situation is unfolding there at this hour. we have a live report from the scene for you in moments. >>> we begin with the latest on the pandemic. joining me is dana bash. it's interesting. in the dark of night, the cdc releases this much anticipated lis

. >> announcer: this is "new day with alisyn camerota and john berman." >>> welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it's friday, may 15th. 6:00 here in new york, and developing overnight, one more month at home for millions of new yorkers. governor andrew cuomo extended restrictions until june 13th for the mostgions of the state. some can remove restrictions today. by sunday 48 of 50 states are reopening at least partially. the pace, a flashpoint across the country, particularly in three key swing states. in michigan. the state capitol, shut down during protests from hundreds of heavily armed demonstrators. in pennsylvania, protesters expected to converge on the capitol today. >> john, finally, the cdc's long awaited guidelines for reopening but they're only a six-page list. and these do not answer key questions. health experts agree, of course that testing is key. so what is the federal plan for that? let's begin our coverage with jason carroll, live in binghampton, new york, where the reopening process begins. what are you seeing, jason? >> r

for a minute, berman, i thought you were answer, the questions. lucky sanjay made it. >> i want berman to anser. >> you can do a little rock, paper, scissors. first question about vaccine -- my daughter is 6 and diagnosed and treated for kawasaki when she was under 2 years old. with the latest news linking corona and kawasaki, should i concerned for my otherwise perfectly healthy child, sanjay? >> well, yeah, so there is no -- two questions in here. before you had this history, your child had this history of kawasaki, it doesn't necessarily mean your child is more likely to develop this time. and what we're talking about is something that is particularly rare. for those of you who don't -- haven't heard anything about this, there is some concern recently, started off with an alert that went out in the uk about children, young children, developing an inflammatory disease in the body. for them it often presented as a rash. i don't know if we have pictures, we can show pictures of what the rash looks like. but basically it is a rash, sometimes preced

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." monday, may 11th. 6:00 here in new york. welcome back to alisyn camerota and a belated happy mother's day to you. >> thank you very much, john. i really appreciate that. it was a wonderful day. >> in your absence i made a lot of bad decisions and lifestyle choices so i'm glad you're back here with us this the trump administration scrambling to contain a coronavirus outbreak, not just in the nation, but in the actual white house. the medical and political fallout already having a serious impact about the way the president, the vice president's press secretary, they both tested positive. as of now, we're told the vice president and three other members of the white house task force will not self-quarantine. cnn has learned that president trump is worried that the fact that the virus has infiltrated 1600 pennsylvania avenue will undercut his claim that the pandemic is fading. the white house is now conducting strict testing and contact t

i'm john berman this is cnn's special live coverage of what could be an historic moment in u.s. space exploration. t-minus 22 minutes we could witness the return of human space flight to the united states. live pictures of florida's kennedy space center where spacex will launch two nasa astronauts to the international space station. those astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken already strapped into the crew dragon capsule, doing their final checks before launch. and if you're going to go to space and make history as the first launch from u.s. soil in nine years you need some space jams. we're told they drove over to the launch pad listening to ac/dc's "back in black." "the girl of ipanema" and "the star spangled banner." that is a varied play list to say the least. straight to cnn's rachel crane at the kennedy space center. if this happens it will be the first time a commercial company has brought humans into orbit. nasa just said launch chances have risen to 70% as the weather improves. talk to us about what is happening now in the final minutes. >> reporter: well, john, i'm st

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's tuesday, may 26th, 6:00 here in new york. and this morning, an important marker. the city that saw the first real coronavirus outbreak on the east coast, the original hot spot here, begins phased reopening this morning, after nearly three months. nationwide this morning, though, there are some new worries. 17 states are seeing an increase in new cases, with five of them up more than 50%. 13 states are holding steady and 20 are experiencing a decline. it will be weeks until whether we know whether our relaxed restrictions for the memorial day weekend causes cases to spike. some health officials in parts of missouri are now calling on everyone who attended this packed pool party in the ozarks to self-quarantine. >> john, there's also new information this morning about the impact of coronavirus on children. a majority of states are now investigating hundreds of cases of that pediatric inflammatory syndrome. these cases a

. >> announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, this is new day. it's tuesday, may 5th, 6:00 here in new york. alisyn is off. erica hill with me again. good to see you. >> good morning, my friend. >> this morning it has never been more clear that america faces a stark question. how much death are we willing to accept? listen to how the nation's top infectious disease doctor anthony fauci stated it overnight. >> it's the balance of something that's a very difficult choice. like how many deaths and how much suffering are you willing to accept to get back to what you want to be some form of normality southeaste normality sooner rather than later? >> how much death and suffering are you willing to accept? that is the question dr. fauci asked. this morning, it does seem that the answer for many americans and leaders is more, we will willing to accept more deaths to leave our houses and open some businesses. most people won't state it so clearly and honestly, but that is a decision that has been ma

. >> announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> and we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world in the is new day, it is tuesday, may 12th, 6:00 here in new york. this is a significant morning in terms of our health. this morning, the nation's top health officials will testify in front of congress for the first time since the coronavirus became a pandemic. a lot has changed in those two months. medical experts have learned a lot, and this morning we will hear from them. "the new york times" got a preview that they have a report on what dr. anthony fauci will say. he will issue a stark warning to the american people. he'll say that reopening the country too quickly will cause, quote, needless suffering and death. he'll also explain why he believes that reopening too soon will make it harder for us to return to normal. as you know, the majority of states are already easing restrictions, even though none of them meet the white house's guidelines for reopening. and cnn has a new national poll just out moments ago that shows a maj

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." this morning, the united states moves ever closer to 100,000 confirmed deaths from coronavirus. that's in just a few months. that toll is truly staggering. this morning, the vast majority of americans believe that masks should be required to help slow the spread of the virus. that's also the guidance from doctors. the official guidance from the u.s. government is that we should all wear masks in public. yet the president mocked the notion at times and mocked journalists and leaders who wear masks. now the former vice president, joe biden is responding in an exclusive interview with cnn. >> he's a fool. an absolute fool to talk that way. i mean, every leading doctor in the world is saying we should wear a mask when you're in a crowd. >> more on that interview with dana bash in just moments. >>> also, breaking overnight, hundreds of protesters clashing with police in minneapolis over the death of george floyd. video shows fl

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world th. this is "new day." this morning, the trump administration is scrambling to contain a coronavirus outbreak inside the white house. valet to the president and the press secretary for vice president pence have both tested positive. now three top health officials are in some form of self-quarantine. we're told the vice president and three other members of the white house task force will not self-quarantine. so how does this work? what are the rules in the white house? cnn has learned that president trump is worried the white house outbreak will undercut his plan that the pandemic is fading. the white house is now conducting strict testing and contact tracing, two tools the president tried to downplay. >> this morning, the death toll in the u.s. is almost at 80,000 people. at least 12 states are still seeing an increase in cases. at the same time, the majority of states will relax stay at home orders this week. and that key university of washingto

. >> announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world in the is new day. this morning, more than 90,000 americans have been killed by coronavirus. 90,000 that. is yet another milestone that we couldn't have imagined months ago. president trump spent much of his time yesterday boasting about taking a drug himself that studies have shown to be ineffective and most americans can't even get their hands on. >> a lot of good things have come out about the hydroxy. a lot of good things have come out. you'd be surprised how many people are taking it, especially the frontline workers before you catch it. the frontline workers, many, mr. taking it. i happen to be making it. >> well, most people can't just ask their doctor for a drug and have their doctor prescribe the very druk drg that they want. the president is 73 years old, clinically obese, he has coronary artery disease, he's being treated for high clo lester ral. but he's been able to self-diagnosis or ask the white house consider for an unprove

alexander berman does parodies. band interviews even with chancellor merkel and he likes to play around. he's something of a star on you tube where he goes by the name of alexey baxi. he also does advertising videos on you tube in this case for an electronics retail chain. his fame helps it promote new products. burm has been living off his you tube activities for 10 years now. there's nothing really special about being a you tuber on the platform offers opportunities that you just don't have say at a publishing house or a broadcaster where you have the usual constraints such as an editor in chief who can say either yes or no on you tube you publish whatever you like for my generation it's quite normal to say this is what i have to say and i'm going to publish it just the way it is. it helps to look good and come across as authentic that's the capital of you tube stars when they showcase a product viewers tend to believe what they say but isn't there a temptation to talk only about things that will sell well and gen

the winner staking a claim to the champions league if there even is one but we'll start with the berman darby after this is it when you are of course without the facts now on kickoff. $75000.00 fans are expected at the olympia shadi on for the berlin salvi a sellout crowd but because of the corona pandemic an empty stadium awaited force to find an alternative fans from both sides headed to the pub. it's better than no football surely it is no football is worse was. back in november while scenes accompanied the 1st ever been this league adopting in reunified belin it looked like attempts to instigate a rivalry where historically the clubs had friendly times ok sing sounds much the darby to get there in this part only one of the 1st meeting early in the season but this time to have a fountain celebrated martin cotton hans impeccable cross was headed home by the dead at the civic chin the 51st minute it beats if it has a fresh lease on life under new coach bruno. the coach gave me a new chance a new home i decided to make the most of it and enjoy myself. that's also. not forget. this was j

listen along this is really a historic and and george washington university law professor paul shift bermans the supreme court has almost always met in person. but with the number of coronavirus cases in the washington dc area still on the rise, the court is taking precautions i think the justices are aware of the health risk from the pandemic this is just the first of 10 cases that will be heard over the phone during the next 2 weeks. well, the supreme court building itself remains closed this spring court has taken a giant step forward north carolina congressman g k butterfield served as a judge in his home state and says he salutes the court for allowing the public to hear their live deliberations as nothing more than what it meant for the public have confidence in court proceedings while members of congress return to washington this week, the justices will be starting their new tradition and like many of us working safely at home. reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. coming up next millions of people across the country of course, including california. >>out of work because of the p

harm you spent the next 18 months of her life hiding here in this courtyard and berman showing her back. she had a fake id and dyed her hair blond to appear area and. the cultures were hardly levy's main lifeline but they weren't the only ones to help. them they have been in several other families also took her in. cuba it is a bit of some found hiding places for her but it was brought her groceries and leave them. a memorial plaque outside the culture home and burn the national bird now honors the couple for their deeds and he was happy to return to berlin when it was unveiled several years ago. i'm struggling to find the right words. above all i want to thank this incredible household community that. there weren't many of these silent helpers among the mass of nazi followers but they proved that resistance was in fact possible. more than 6000 jews hid underground in berlin. only one in 4 survived. berlin's german resistance memorial center has dedicated an entire exhibition floor to those who were prosecuted and those who helped them. it shines a light on ordinary people not the well

to do build it be us going to do build more aircraft carriers you know how easy this is the same berman thinks $100000.00 missile and you can take out a multibillion dollar aircraft carrier again where is the thinking here or as i think we probably all agreed there isn't much thinking here this is just a kneejerk response it's not just a kneejerk response and unrealistic it is fantastic and he's dangerous it is a fantastic idea that you can cut all china from the world economy china is a set by many metrics now the biggest the biggest industrial is the world's biggest but trade. goods the idea that you can simply cut all that all around the world economy and steam all has it as you know as if that could just be done it is just as i said completely charlie is again coming back to what you said probably 20th century it's the mindset of the 1960 s. when the soviet union did operate we need certain economic world and the united states operate in its own economic world and there was very little overlap between the 2 zacks times yes you could say you could draw up all kinds of barry is and yo

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beginning to those trials and the enormous confidence receiving a $10000000.00 donation from the berman and gates foundation is it's like that's just the beginning of hope and i feel tremendously excited as i as our colleagues because with the with the endorsement are going to take us with the support of people like gately and now are going to be up to it to actually study the subject which is always being a parent this isn't the vaccine for our oldest of these lives dean is presenting now but it takes a pandemic to actually have to look at it so if we have a vaccine which actually makes our whole and new system and they need it's in smarter crimes us so that it is not going to completely protect us and against these other. diseases but we wouldn't expect it to but what we're trying to scenes will these next scenes offer some protection so that they were distant from being these lethal terrible scary things in is that more manageable because this is not you know could is not the last pandemic this is not the pandemic of the century this is just probably the pandemic of the decade and wh

. >> announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> and we want to welcome ourhe united states and all around the world in the is new day, it is tuesday, may 12th, 6:00 here in new york. this is a significant morning in terms of our health. this morning, the nation's top health officials will testify in front of congress for the first time since the coronavirus became a pandemic. a lot has changed in those two months. medical experts havern

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united. this is "new day." monday, may 11th. 6:00 here in new york. welcome back

. >> announcer: this is "new day with alisyn camerota and john berman". >> we want to welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." this morning, millions of new yorkers are learning they will be spending one more month at home. governor andrew cuomo extended state-wide restrictions until june 13th for the most populated parts of the state like new york city. some areas of the state have shown enough improvement that starting today they can ease restrictions. as of this sunday, 48 of the 50 states will be at least partially reopened. when to reopen has, of course, become a flashpoint across the country. particularly in three key swing states. in michigan the state capitol shut down because of protests from heavily armed protests. protesters in pennsylvania planning a protest at the capitol today. >>> alisyn, this morning a version of cdc guidelines for reopening. more like a series of single-page check lichte list r cry from the draft expected. health experts agree testing is key. what's the federal plan for that? we asked director of the government's e

i'm john berman this is cnn's special live coverage of what could be an historic moment in u.s.pace exploration. t-minus 22 minutes we could witness the return of human space flight to the united states. live pictures of florida's kennedy space center where spacex will launch two nasa astronauts to the international space station. those astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken already strapped into the crew dragon ps

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is wednesday, may 27th, 8:00 now in the east. president trump's war on face masks is triggering a war of words with joe biden after president trump mocked the former vice president for wearing a mask, biden responded by calling mr. trump, quote, a fool. he also questioned the president's mental capacity to hold office. >> talk about a guy who is missing a step, he's missing something. all this stuff about biden's hiding, you know, the fact of the matter is it is working pretty well so far doing the rules. he's behind in them almost every state. >> we have much more of cnn's exclusive interview with the presumptive democratic nominee in just a moment. plus the cdc announcing those antibody tests in this country are wrong, up to 50% of the time. so where does that leave us? >> also breaking overnight, calls for justice in minneapolis. hundreds of protesters clashing with police over the death of george floyd. video shows floy

i wanttowelcome jim sciutto in for john berman. >> thank you so much. happy memorial day. >> we'll remember the brave men and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice for this country. this year we also pay tribute to the 100,000 americans who lost to the coronavirus. many are headed beaches, pools and parks. not all wore masks, as you can see. look at the huge crowds in daytona beach. here's an aerial view for you. check out this scene in missouri. hundreds of people elbow to elbow at a pool party. we'll talk about the safest way to be outside. >> that's not one of them. 18 states are seeing new cases rise by 10% or more. this includes arkansas where the governor there confirms his state is experiencing a second wave now. 22 other states are holding steady. while ten states are seeing cases climb. that, of course, a requirement by recommendations for reopening. despite all that, president trump urging schools and churches to open. the president made little mention of the staggering human toll of the pandemic this weekend. instead, he golfed on both saturd

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." and we begin with breaking news. chaos in wisconsin after the state's supreme court threw out the governor's stay-at-home order. some bars immediately reopened last night leading to scenes like this, large crowds reveling in their freedom but not socially distancing, not wearing masks. the governor likens this situation to the wild west saying that the state has no plan and no protections for its residents. >> and just a little later this morning, what could be an electric moment of testimony on capitol hill, the ousted head of the department overseeing vaccine research is expected to testify about what he sees as missed signals and opportunities to confront the pandemic in the united states in jachb and februa january and february and he will issue a warning that the darkest winter in more than history lies ahead if the federal coronavirus response is not accelerated immediately. >> and let's begin our coverage with dr. sa

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." i feel like i need a cold shower after watching the interview about anthony fauci sex symbol. >> i see him in a new light as well. >> new light and nothing else. be that as it may, this morning the trump administration is scrambling to contain the coronavirus outbreak not just in the nation, but in the actual white house. the medical and political fallout already with the serious impact. a valet to the president and the vice president press secretary have both tested positive. three top health officials are in some form self-quarantine. now as of now, we're told that the vice president and three other members of the white house task force will not self-quarantine. cnn has learned that president trump is worried that the fact that the coronavirus has infiltrated 1600 pennsylvania avenue, will undercut his claim that the pandemic is fading, the white house is now conducting strict testing and contact tracing, something the p

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." this is tuesday, may 5th. 8:00 in new york. erica hill in for alisyn this morning. >> nice to be with you. >> so there is this question that americans and leaders across this country are facing this morning. do we accept death on a massive scale in order to return to some sense of normalcy? here's how the nation's top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci put it on cnn overnight. >> it is the balance of something that is a very difficult choice, like how many deaths and how much suffering are you willing to accept to get back to what you want to be some form of normality sooner rather than later? >> so this morning, it does seem some americans and some leaders are willing to accept more sickness and more death as if that's the price to pay for getting outside and going back to work. but, just in moments ago, new numbers show a majority of americans are not ready to return to crowded places and leading researchers have numbers to back up why. >> the model talked about the most ta

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers inall around the world. this is "new day." new overnight, coronavirus cases worldwide surpassing the 5 million mark. the world health organization reported the largest single-day increase in cases since this outbreak began. that is not going in the right direction, obviously. most of those cases are in just four countries, the united states, russia, brazil and india. meanwhile, the embattled head of the cdc, dr. robert redfield in an interview overnight says the u.s. wast

not distributing it to governors like governor ned lamont of connecticut who told my colleague john berman it would be helpful in making these zigszigs decisions. what are the ramifications of that? >> poppy our states look to the cdc for public health guidance. that's the purpose of the cdc. it creates general guidelines and messaging that states across the country can roll out. both to judge hwhen it is safe o reopen and stay in contact with their citizens to help them understand what the next steps are, what to expect, et cetera. having the cdc guidance shutdown is unprecedented. and it is going to have really negative ramifications for states across the country. already hearing from people they're feeling fatigued and not understanding what it is that they're supposed to do. the cdc does a good job on messaging and now states are not going to have access to that scientific guidance. i am disappointed and angry this has happened. >> yeah. okay. so let's talk about some of the medical developments that we have been learning about. i want to ask you about blood thinning drugs because ther

. >>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and the around the world. it's 6:00 in new york. >>> the unofficial start of summer is here. it will be a different memorial. many are expected to hit the beaches but scientists warn them to stay far apart. dr. anthony fauci implored americans to wear a mask outside and stay at least six feet away from everyone else. we'll break down more on how you can stay safe this weekend. meanwhile, as the u.s. death toll from coronavirus nears 95,000 people, president trump ordered flags to fly at half-staff to honor those lost to the virus. >>> new information about the most likely ways to catch coronavirus, including changes in guidance in some of the ways you might have been most concerned about and new concern about some areas in the south that might be showing spikes in cases since reopening. the mayor of montgomery, alabama, says his city has one intensive care unit bed left. let's begin our coverage with rosa flores live in delray beach, florida. where the beaches are open this wee