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bailouts well today their union reps are in the hot seat for a senate committee and finally the mighty blue angels are saluting 90 responders across the country but is this really the best use of taxpayer money what about the optics we're going to discuss that all right so tight it's time to boost your news i.q. . with a corona virus pandemic continues to unfold with cases now topping 3700000 with 260000 reported deaths now here in the u.s. there is more than 1000000 cases and 707-1000 deaths as the number of infections are decreasing in some states others haven't even reached their peak yet still more than half of the country is easing restrictions but over in california an interesting phenomenon is taking place as it's homeless population takes advantage of the strain airflight travel and begin to set up tent at the airport artie's attash a suite has those details from l.a.x. . one of the busiest airports in the country is nearly empty flights are limited with travel restrictions in place some are utilizing l.a.x. as a place to call home for at the time being airports like travelers in los angel

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stay with us because the blue angels and the thunderbirds are here. >> all right. why should new york and philadelphia have all the fun. you're looking live over the skies of baltimore, maryland. the blue birds-- the blue angels i should say, and the thunderbirds are back at it again, flying in units of six each. they are dazzling folks over the baltimore area, soon the washington d.c. area. and capping the day over the skies of atlanta, georgia. this meticulously coordinated performance, just like it was over the skies of new york city and philadelphia earlier in the week, is meant to be a dedication to health care workers and those working on the front lines, first responders and the military doing their best to help the people through the coronavirus. a couple of interesting statistics. six f-16 fighting falcons that are part of the thunderbirds squadron and six f-18 hornets part of the blue angels squadron and now at their closest, these planes fly a little more and a foot, that is 12 inches apart at their closest. that's meticulous timing to the t and they are

navy blue angels and the air force thunder birds together flying over baltimore, washington, d.c. and atlanta to say thank you to health care workers. >> for us to get together in this way that really doesn't happen very often i think that's a really nice way for us to show how much they mean to us >> reporter: and giving everyone watching below a welcome moment of joy and pride for lauren rikoff today's flyover had special meaning. she is a physician assistant in atlanta. her brother-in-law lieutenant commander kerry rikoff is one of the blue angel pilots flying overhead >> i heard from all my colleagues at the hospital saying they were all together watching and how happy they were, and it was such a special moment that really touched my heart. >> it's not just the elite blue angels and thunder birds air force pilots in oklahoma and air national guardsman in indiana, louisiana, and kentucky also streaked across the sky to show their gratitude. those moments on the ground making it all worth it for those pilots in the air. what has been the reaction what have you heard from health

i think it was a wonderful gesture by the blue angels. but when you draw crowds like that, it kind of defeats the purpose of social distancing. >> were you surprised that people were not practicing social distancing better? >> unfortunately, no, i'm not surprised that i've seen that since the beginning, since we've received the social distancing instructions. a lot of people don't follow that. they don't wear the masks. they're not washing their hands. people are still getting sick. >> so, how about people who are still getting sick? you have a unique perspective here. because you have been working with children who have covid-19 or you've seen children who had covid. which is very different, because from the beginning of this, there was this thought or belief based on the way of the tract or the trajectory of this disease or this virus that kids were in some way immune. help us understand what you have seen in children who have covid and had to treat it. >> children are really no different than the adults. fortunately for them they're no

, to the left of the blue angels flight.it's quite a sight. we'll continue to bring you pictures today as we get them. >> reporter: there's been some criticism -- gillian: do you know anything about -- sorry, lucas. do you know how long they're in the air relatively? >> reporter: they've been doing shows about 20 minutes over each city, so about 20 minutes over the nation's capitol, 20 minutes over baltimore, another 20 minutes over atlanta. there's been a little bit of criticism over the flights but military officials say the money's been budgeted, the flight testimony nation teams -- demonstration teams have been sitting idle for the last few weeks, they're not doing the crazy acrobat ex. dozens of air shows have been canceled. the budget and flights are there. the doctors and nurses, pretty much all that we've spoken to, have shown their appreciation. it's nice to be appreciated. many of the doctors and nurses are saying thank you for honoring us. these are the nation's new heros. i wouldn't be surprised if we go to baseb

i know you were there at the moment when those blue angels flew overhead. security officials asked people not to cong fwrregate to view t flyover yet the crowds were substantial judging by those images. >> reporter: that's right, ana. some of those images appear to show fairly substantial crowds on the national mall in between the capitol building and the washington monument. as you mentioned, they were there to watch that fly over from the blue angels and the thunder birds in honor of essential workers. just like in new york, here in washington, it is a very beautiful day. a lot of people wanting to get outside. i was there near the capitol building and people appeared to be practicing social distancing standing at least 6 feet apart for the portion people weren't walking on the sidewalks. about half of the people appeared to be wearing masks. it is not clear here in d.c. we are even past the peak of the virus. d.c. officials have been warning that we may not be anywhere close to that. the district of columbia has had 4,799 cases of coronavirus and 240 dea

the blue angels and the thunder birds also flew over atlanta this afternoon. this was the scene there as people flocked to a local park to watch that flyover. they do seem to be giving each other some space, though, at least from our images here. the statewide stay-at-home order expired in georgia on thursday night and governor brian kemp is still encouraging residents to practice social distancing and wear face coverings in public settings. >>> now to the race to develop an effective coronavirus vaccine. the company that is creating the most buzz got nearly a half billion dollars from the federal government, but it has never brought an approved vaccine to market. cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin explains why so many people are pinning their hopes on this unproven technology. >> reporter: three weeks ago, ian hayden was injected with one of the first possible vaccines across the novel coronavirus. he runs, takes his temperature several times a day, and he has not gotten sick. >> today, i feel exactly like i did two months ago. i have absol

>>the navy blue angels, an air force thunderbirds flying over washington dc, baltimore and atlanta to honor first responders and healthcare worker saturday. the crowds on the national mall to watch the show drew concerns as the district of columbia stay home order is still in effect. crowds also headed to central park despite new york's continued pause order as governor andrew cuomo said the state is still losing nearly 300 people a day to the coronavirus. >>that number has remained. a noxious lee. terrifyingly high. >>new york city mayor bill de blasio said the city and police were prepared if everyone follows the rules that's great, but it's not there's going to be very intense enforcement while new york's halls order remains in effect americans in more than 3 other states are seen relaxed restrictions this weekend at putting open retail stores in texas and georgia, new jersey governor phil murphy allowed state parks county parks and golf courses to reopen. >>he said it's up to residents to follow the rules and help them stay open, let's make sure that we have a good weekend and a s

the blue angels, security officials, they all asked people not to congregate at the mall to view this flyover and yet looked like there were big crowds out there. >> reporter: that's right, ana. pictures appear to show fairly substantial crowds here at the national mall to watch that flyover just a few hours ago here in the nation's capital. as you can see bint me, there are still a fairly substantial number of people out here on the mall, mostly practicing social distancing. of course, it is a beautiful day, one of the first that we've had in a while so that's probably contributing to the number of people who wanted to leave their homes today, the blue angels and the thunder birds were performing the flyover here in d.c. in honor of essential workers, in honor of doctors and nurses. i was there earlier today, watched from beside the capitol building behind me and generally from what i could see, people were trying to stay six feet apart and that was much more difficult as people headed on to the sidewalks heading home after the flyover was over. about half of the people were wearing

the blue angels roared overhead putting on a show in the sky to salute them. úin annapolis maryland andwas not open to families so the fleet pitched in to give the graduates a little extra fanfare. >> time to honor some special bay area graduates. xander bogaerts is valedictorian of his class at encinal high school in alameda. who is also on the varsity men's soccer team and plans to study science at stanford in the fall. >>> this is the graduating 8th grade class at st. joseph's in fremont. they've been together since kindergarten and will all be going off to different high schools this year but say after 9 years they will always be a family. share your photos with us by emailing 2020 grads at cbs.com or use the hashtag. no professional photos, please. >>> these 2 astronauts are one week away from making history. this will be the first pair of astronauts that space x lunges and orbits from the united states. next wednesday a falcon 9 rocket will blast from kennedy space center in a scene that will look like this. itstionof the big day. >> bob and doug are the inaugural crew. they will

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lot of video this weekend of people out seeing the blue angel, still going to parks across the country. you still have to be safe, though. >> reporter: exactly. good morning, the improving weather is giving people with cabin fever a real good excuse to get out of their homes and get fresh air. it can come with some challenges when it some to social distancing. >> sunny weather brought out spectators in droves to watch the blue angels and thunderbyrds, in washington, baltimore and atlanta, saluting medical workers and first responders on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis. crowds gathered at the national mall defying requests from officials to stay at home to watch the flyover. sidewalks were packed. many wearing no masks and taking no distancing precautions. others appear to be following recommended safety guidelines. in maryland, medical staff gathered outside to enjoy the moment of honor. >> our staff had been work, tirelessly to treat the community and to see the level of response and appreciation and let them have a chance to let their hair down for a second and really take

seven blue angels jets and eight thunderbirds planes started their trip over the city.around noon. this event turned out to be a magnet for crowds at a time when we are telling people not to gather in groups. >> trevor: oh, no! what have you done! what have we done! to celebrate the work we've done fighting coronavirus, we all went outside together and undid the work we've done fighting coronavirus! you know what? i blame the military for this one. what did they expect people to do? if you do cool shit outside, people are gonna come outside because they want to see what's happening. what's your next bright idea. is the military going to hire channing tatum to walk around in a speedo like, "everyone stay inside. no, no, why are you coming to look? there's nothing to see here, nothing sexy at all. please, stay away, it's just me, magic mike." i mean, the military was basically doing donuts in the sky. of course new yorkers were going to go outside and see it. that's impossible to resist. it's the same way they got saddam hussein. ( saddam ) "oh, wow! is that a helicopter?

the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels are zooming through the sky to honor america's front-linekers. it's the latest stop in salutes across the country, and cbs news has exclusive access. tonight in our series, "profiles >> we've never had a mission this ambitious. >> reporter: you've never seen this before: the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels, flying in formation together on a joint crosscountry mission. the elite pilots streaking low over new york and philadelphia tuesday was a striking thank you to front-line workers like dr. sarah vossoughi of manhattan. >> to show us that sign of respect and that sign of honor, to do that for us, that makes me feel really special >> reportert see was the highly choreographed work overhead to keep those fighters flying nonstop. >> contact. >> reporter: we were on board an air force kc-10 aerial refueler. from the cockpit, we talked to the thunderbirds. just off our wing lieutenant colonel john caldwell. what do you hope those front- line workers, those healthcare workers take away from today? >> we want them to know that we're th

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rob: the blue angels.jillian: the trump administration denying any role in a failed rate in venezuela. >> we just heard about it but whatever it is we will you know but it has nothing to do with our government. >> had nothing to do with what happened in venezuela the last few days. >> reporter: the disputed president nicholas madero says the two captain americans were trying to overthrow him. what is the real story. former state department advisor skinner says madero is looking for a divergent, she joins us to explain. jillian: we are soliciting nurses and asking you to send photos and thank you messages for healthcare heroes fighting on the front lines of the covid-19 pandemic. rob: he is grateful for her daughter and coworkers working the critical care unit at the university of california. jillian: are producer grateful for her friend rachel caring for covid-19 patients in hartford, connecticut, we are coming right back. ♪ ["good job" by alicia keys] ♪ you're the engine that makes all things go ♪ ♪ and y

and medical staff about allowing the coronavirus jets from the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels display teams made several passes over the city. the mayor of now some brazil's amazon region is asking the climate activist a great a 2 unbagged to help his city fight the virus he says people who work protecting the rain forest are at high risk sydney's one of brazil's corona hotspots. all over the world's muslims are having to adjust celebrating ramadan under lockdown but it led syria's last rebel strongholds the social distancing message doesn't seem to be getting some through the high number of displaced people medics fear an outbreak of covert $1000.00 there would be disastrous. praying close together without protection every day off to sunset hundreds gather at this mosque and it led. during ramadan this is perfectly normal but because of the corona virus pandemic it's highly risky he said of course the infection can spread during prayer . but we are in god's hands and the prophet mohammed so that no people will suffer to disasters at the same time. one disaster is syria's war

navy blue angels honoring front-line workers in the midwest. >> it begins over detroit at 11:30 am local time and make their way west to chicago around 11:45 am, adding south indianapolis for the 2:00 pm flew. >> the blue angels acting people to practice social distance and while watching the flyover today. it will be something to see. >> 9 minutes after the hour, former president obama slamming moved to drop the case against michael flynn. >> someone who has been charged with perjury, you begin to get worried our basic understanding of will of law is at risk. >> the wall street journal's editorial board wondering what president obama is really worried about. doug burns says obama is forgetting what happened under his watch. he joins us next. >> now president anybody can find for someone who's been charged with perjury just getting off scott free. that is the stuff for you begin to get worried that basic understanding of will of law is risk. >> wall street journal editorial board calling out president obama after those remarks on the michael flynn case. rob: it was stunning to read that

responders and medical staff battling the krona virus jets from the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels display teams made several passes over the city. south korea says its troops have exchanged gunfire with north korean forces along their tense border it's the 1st cross border shooting incident in more than 2 years a statement by the military said north korea fired multiple gunshots towards a south korean guard post early on sunday and south korean troops responded with 2 shots no injuries have been reported the incident comes a day after north korean leader kim jong un appeared in public for the 1st time in 3 weeks ending speculation about his health. following the story for us is correspondent frank smith in seoul frank can you give us the latest on this border shooting. well as you mentioned according to south korea's joint chiefs of staff at 741 this morning north korea fired what are believed to be 4 shots to a south korean guard post and share one county that's along the d.m.z. border between north and south korea south korea also immediately broadcast a warning to north korea t

people gathered at a mall in washington to watch the blue angels and thunderbirds fly over salute toential workers, it was on the frontline battling the covid-19 pandemic. some in attendance appeared to ignore the social distancing guidelines and failed to wear a mask, u.s. navy blue angels and the air force thunderbird performed flyovers in maryland virginia and washington, d.c. they then headed to georgia to honor first responders and healthcare workers in that state. a 5.4 magnitude earthquake rocked puerto rico forcing residents out of their beds, no injuries have been reported the homes and other buildings were damaged. some people still remain in shelters from previous quakes earlier this year, the quake hit as puerto ricans are on lockdown to combat the coronavirus. i am ashley strohmeyer, back to "watters world" for your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. we know our customers are driving less, which means fewer accidents. so state farm is returning $2 billion dollars to auto policyholders for the period ending may 31st. and we'll continue making real time decisions to best se

the iconic blue angels and thunder birds staging flyovers over baltimore, washington and atlanta saturdayto pay tribute to health care workers. thousands flocked to landmarks, large city parks and other public spaces to catch them. some calling it a relief from corona fatigue. >> i've been cooped up for the last few week and what an opportunity to come down and visit the nation's capitol than when you have the blue angels and thunder birds flying over. >> it was really nice. it really makes you feel really good. >> yeah, especially seeing other people out here. >> but that much needed respite, experts say is also a big part of the problem. >> the problem is that the virus is still circulating in the population. we still need to have all of the social distancing measures in place, all of the personal hygiene measures in place. >> but that didn't happen this weekend. scenes like this at the national mall showed that hundreds of people at a time were defying requests from public officials to stay home to watch the flyovers. same for central park and other parks in new york. hundreds not dist

. >>> quarantine fatigue, the blue angels and thunderbirds. >>> and later, one of austin, texas's greats on music after the pandemic. hello and welcome to "cnn newsroom," i'm anna coren. >>> across the united states, the number of people infected with the coronavirus is more than 1.1 million. in just nine weeks, we've watched the number of those who have' died in the u.s. rocket from zero to 66,000. despite those rising numbers, more than half of the country is moving toward restarting businesses. the governors of more than 30 states are easing restrictioning to some degree. malls and restaurants are opening in texas. and new jersey opened state parks and golf courses this weekend. and in other places around the country, where stay-at-home orders are still in effect, there are signs of quarantine fatigue. this was the national mall in washington saturday afternoon during a military flyover to honor health care workers and first responders. the mall was crowded, despite officials asking people not to cluster. >>> and new york city's central park very busy despite the stay-at-home order. p

responders and medical staff battling the krona virus jets from the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels display teams made several passes over the city. the mayor of analysis in brazil's amazon region is asking the climate active is good at it to help his city to fight the virus he says people who work protecting the rain forest are at high risk the city is one of brazil corona hotspots. a cruise ship liner carrying almost 3000 people has been put in quarantine in the german port of course often one person on board tested positive for covert 19 the ship was transporting staff working for the 2 we travel company. in the united states authorities say people have largely been following social distancing rules as businesses and public spaces gradually reopen across the country while the whole world waits for a coronavirus vaccine u.s. regulators have approved a drug originally developed to treat a bolo for use in treating covert 1000 patients for president donald trump it's a welcome bright spot in his administration's response to the coronavirus crisis. and he is the 1st authorized an amer

capitol and other cities to watch a fly over of blue angels and air force thunderbirds.hey were flying to honor first responders on the frontline. they urged people to stay home to watch but crowds did gather on city sidewalks. >>> the investment group managed by warren buffett announced it sold its entire stake in the four largest u.s. airlines in april. that news as airlines are requiring passengers to wear face coverings and taking other measures to adapt to the new reality. aviation correspondent has more. >> reporter: a scene too similar to travel before this pandemic. new videos of packed planed raising new fears about social distancing on flying and new calls to restrict air travel even further. jet blue became the first to require masks. calling it the new flying etiquette. now all major u.s. airlines, delta, front tear, southwest and united, have volunteered to do the same. but the leader of the association of flight attendants goes further, telling cnn there must be a federal ban of leisure travel by air. >> reporter: we're seeing more and more full flights wit

. >> reporter: the iconic blue angels and thunder birds staging flyovers over baltimore, washington, and atlanta saturday to pay tribute to health care workers. thousands flocked to landmarks, large city parks and other public spaces to catch them. some calling it a relief from corona fatigue. >> been cooped up for the past seven weeks. what a better opportunity to come down and visit the nation's capitol when you have the blue angels and the thunder birds flying over. >> it was really nice. it really made you feel really good. >> united. especially seeing other people out here. >> reporter: but that much needed respite is also a big part of the problem. >> the problem is that the virus is still circulating in the population. we still need to have all of the social distancing measures in place, all of the personal hygiene measures in place. >> but that didn't happen this weekend. scenes like this at the national mall show hundreds of people at a time were defying requests from officials to stay home to watch the flyovers. same for central park and other parks in new york, hundreds no

come pro, the blue angels will fly over chicago, detroit and indianapolis.he flight routes will be released later today. for more of these great stories, inspiring covid stories like this visit foxnews.com/america together. all right. it is 8 minutes after the hour. tesla versus california, elon musk suing a county in northern california to let his company reopen and even threatening to move to texas. jillian: chuck devore left california for texas and says the move will save tesla a lot of money. he joins us, next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. rob: welcome back. tesla's ce

yesterday we showed you these pictures of the blue angels and thunderbirds over the national mall.e's a view from inside the cockpits as the planes flew across washington, d.c., baltimore, and atlanta. the special flight was to honor health care workers and first responders on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. >>> well the graduating class of a college in ohio got a big surprise during their virtual ceremony, an appearance from tom hanks. the a-list actor delivered a video message to the graduates of right state university telling them they are a special generation and their lives have been changed forever. >> you are the chosen one because of the fate unimagined when you began your adventures. you started in the olden times in the world back before the great pandemic of 2020. you'll talk of the earlier years of your lives, that was before the covid-19. that was before the great pandemic. part of your lives will forever be identified as before, the same way other generations tell time like well, that was before the war or that was before the internet or that was before b

the blue angels went over there ceremony right as the final group of junior officers were being sworn in. the ceremony was not open to families, so it was a big tree to have some extra fanfare from the sky. >>> time now to honor some special bay area graduates. -- is graduating from mount eden. she will attend oregon state university in the fall. congrats to mar in dizen. congratulations. share your grad photos with us by emailing us or tweeting them using the #kpix. >>> we are catching that sunshine this afternoon. here is a gorgeous view with the salesforce tower can. you can see the bay bridge in the east bay. our temperatures are rising. now, we are in the 60s at this lunchtime our. concord as well as for santa rosa coming in at, in stcontinn and this ridge of high pressure building in. today, the start of a warming trend for us with sunnier, drier warmer weather for us. we are looking at taking you hour by hour on futurecast and that sunshine tomorrow, a little bit warmer and we will see plenty of sunshine. that will continue over the next several days. as we look to the holiday

and the blue angels and thunderbirds are planning more flights. >> 22 flights in all.on the national mall yesterday. a lot of people were gathered close together and were not wearing masks. but it is quite an honor for many of the front line workers. this whole thing, according to "the washington post," cost $1.3 million out of the pentagon budget. >>> across the globe, tourism industries are feeling the effects of the virus. >> countries are forced to cancel some of their most iconic events, including spain, which called off this year's running of the bulls. joining us willem marx. thanks for joining us. we want to talk about how big of a blow it is to small businesses there. we heard last weekend, germany postponie inine ining oktoberfe. now, spain, with running of the balls. these are iconic events. >> oktoberfest in munich. that's a huge event for people and businesses there. and the same with the running of the balls in the city of pamplona in northwest spain. it is key to the revenues for a lot of the restaurants, the c e cafes, the hotels there, in july. without

when the blue angels flew that sky, he left with them, i knew it.t. >> reporter: there was wojean. she gave birth while battling the virus and never able to meet her newborn. >> she had been pregnant and looking forward to welcoming a new child into the community. >> my community. >> reporter: her name in ethiopia means "community" now the community has come together to support her baby she left behind. >> reporter: vincent barber's wife worrying some are not taking it seriously enough. >> they're not taking it seriously. they're partying, visiting everybody, and i lost the love of my life because he wanted to get a haircut. >> reporter: she remembers the doctor who pulled out her own phone to allow her husband to call her and offer his last words over face time. >> the doctor used her personal cell phone to allow him to face time me. to talk to me, and i was able to pray with him before they put him on the ventilator. >> reporter: rolando, a communications technician sent to the hospital to prepare for the surge. a week later, he was sick, too. his

z3w6nz z1s6z y3w6ny y1s6y >>> as these officers tossed their hats in the air, the blue angels roaredverhead to salute them. >>> time to give a shout out to some of our bay area graduates. first up, congrats to this graduate from liberty high school and she is going to the sacramento state university in the fall. >>> he is graduating from uc with a major in environmental business economics. congratulations to them. if you want to share your graduate photos, email us at 2020grads@cbs.com or use the hashtag #kpix and we ask no professional photos, please. >>> one of necounggestssuppto d bo will be posted on youtube live this saturday at 3 pm. they include shows a by muse, imagine dragons and the head of the heart. they are calling the series we live bottlerock. it has been postponed to october second through the fourth. >>> san francisco schools are out with an official date for classes to resume. what parents need to know. >>> we're live in santa clara county. they are opening up under phase ii in the bay area. the plan to make sure it all happens smoothly. >>> do not forget we are str

but first, we'll give you the view from the cockpit of a navy blue angel.he blue angels and the air force's thunderbirds flew over atlanta, oklahoma city, baltimore, and washington, d.c. on saturday, they were celebrating first responders. are you loving this as much as i am? it's fascinating. it's exciting. for some of you, it might be a lilt scary, but bring it on. very cool, nonetheless. if you listen for just a moment, it's just like you're there. it's best we stay apart for a bit, but you're not alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. learn more at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] wthey fell in love with itssing girresistible scent. looks like their dog michelangelo did too. new gain ultra flings with two times oxi boost and febreze. >>> let's get to the facts now at the bottom of the hour. new coronavirus deaths nearly doubled in italy yesterday after several days of declining, the number of new cases there has remained steady, though. this is the last day italians will have to spend i

yeah, the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels flew together to honor our health care workers,er baltimore, washington, d.c., and atlanta. all this to honor health care workers and put their own lives at risk to keep us safe. god bless all of you. "saturday night live" is next. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ >> good evening, and welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm laura ingraham, the

bailouts well today their union reps are in the hot seat for a senate committee and finally the mighty blue angels are saluting tobit 19 responders across the country but is this really the best use of taxpayer money what about the optics we're going to discuss all right sit tight.

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nurses in fort worth were saluted with a fly-over by the blue angels. and look at this: in boston's famed fenway park, they honored our healthcare angels in the outfield. nicely done. south carolina runner ford p that traces his route, grameii graham and his friends running the historic streetsz of charleston to deliver a healthy message all at a safe distance. "wash hands" says one. and here's one just for us at the "cbs evening news." they ran 14 miles for that one. i'm actually going to try it, but i can't do the 14 miles. up next, separated at birth by the coronavirus. a new mom gets ready to celebrate mother's day with her twins. (announcer) in this world where people are staying at home, many of life's moments are being put on hold. at carvana, we understand that, for some, getting a car just can't wait. to help, we're giving our customers up to 90 days to make their first payment. shop online from the comfort of your couch, and get your car with touchless delivery to keep you safe. and for even greater peace of mind, all carvana cars come with a

the navy's blue angels and air force thunder birds flew over baltimore, washington, d.c., and atlantathe commander and lead pilot of the thunder birds says the flyover are just your goodwill on behalf of the entire department of defense. >>> abc 7's proegt thanks is recognizing a group of high school students giving up their day to raise money for the hungry. los altos high school kicked off the challenge this morning. students walk or run a single mile each hour for 24 hours straight. the high school's student body is pledging a dollar for every mile achieved. the creator said he got the idea to connect with friends during the quarantine. >> i wanted a way to stay active and to do something with my friends. but obviously not real life and the first time we did it it was a real success, so i thoughttled be a good idea to apply to a charity. >> 43 kids sgned up and will take part in different themes like run with pets, super heroes, a jersey and more. so far more than 7,500 has been raised for the second harvest food bank. we invite you to share your gratitude for everyone the front li

the snowbirds, similar to america's version of the blue angels, were in the middle of crossing the countryoing flyovers in british columbia. >> one of the snowbirds flying a little lower than typically expected did a barrel roll over crestline. there was a flash or a spark shortly after the barrel roll, and i saw a pilot eject, and the plane basically just took a nosedive straight into the ground. >> reporter: the two pilots crashing into this neighborhood, causing at least one house to catch fire. emergency responders performing rescue operations on the roof of a nearby house. >> there was a large amount of debris in and around a three-home proximity. the one home was significantly damaged by fire. >> reporter: captain jennifer casey died in the crash. the former journalist joined the snowbirds in november of 2018. the world canadian air force tweeting, we are deeply saddened and grieve alongside jen's family and friends. in october of last year, a snowbird jet crashed during an air show in atlanta, georgia. in that crash, the pilot was able to eject safely and wasn't injured. no one on t

. >> reporter: and over the nation's capitol, navy and air force blue angels and thunderbirds showed thanks to medical and other essential workers on the front lines. michael george, cbs news. >> the bay area city is rolling out a slow streets program to encourage people to get exercise but to social distance at the same time. redwood city released a map showing ten street that is are closing to vehicular traffic during phase one of the project. the idea is to encourage people to walk or bike on the streets where there is more space to spread out. and city leaders will evaluate the program and determine whether to add more streets to the closure. similar programs have been approved in oakland, san francisco, san mateo and palo alto. good news for drivers in san francisco, a major construction project is now finished. caltrans announced that they finished the project, all lanes back open. crews took full advantage of the stay-at-home order, finishing ahead of schedule. the road work partially shut down lanes. crews were replacing a concrete deck at highway 101 and the circle at the 28

and the blue angels, by the way. they soared over new york and philadelphia.ute to health care workers. thousands, tens of thousands of people looked up and saw them. in a moment, we will interview the thunderbirds director of operations. he's joining us later this hour. he's going to tell us where they are headed next. another show coming up. >>> start spreading the news. the new york new york casino could be one of the first to reopen on the vegas strip. i'll explain. mgm's new strategy, coming up. >>> at least 20 states easing restrictions today. america begins reopening. salons, gyms can open their doors in wyoming. we are going to be joined by the senator from wyoming, john barrasso. he's a republican. is he going to go out for a haircut? i would if i was in wyoming. we will ask him, next. let's be honest. quitting smoking is hard. like, quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so try making it smaller, and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. starting small can lead to someth

the navy's blue angels and the air force's thunderbirds offering a show of military strength in the midst of a global pandemic. but on the ground there's a growing debate over what should reopen and when. at times bubbling into protests and acts of defiance. more than 30 states have loosened restrictions or plan to as people grow restless to return to work and the lives they had before covid-19 hit. >> i think we're all anxious to get out. >> reporter: leaders fear as people venture out new cases will skyrocket especially in place where's they're already going up. the race is on to create a covid-19 vaccine. 14 drugs are headed to clinical trials. friday the food and drug administration gave emergency approval for the drug remdesivir to be used as a coronavirus treatment after encouraging trial results. >> it's really a very promising situation. >> reporter: but despite its enthusiasm the white house is drawing criticism from democrats after it blocked coronavirus task force member anthony fauci from testifying for a democratic-led house committee investigating the government's response t

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when the blue angels flew that sky. that he left with them. i knew it. i knew it. >> reporter: there was wogene debele from takoma park, maryland. she gave birth while battling the virus and was never able to meet her newborn. >> she had been pregnant and looking forward to welcoming a new child into the community. >> the lat literal meaning is my clan, my community. >> reporter: her name in her native ethiopia means "community." and now her community has come together to support her family, and the newborn she left behind. vincent barber, the preacher and musician. tonight his wife, latresa, who fears some are not taking this virus seriously enough. >> i'm watching people who are not taking this seriously. they're partying. they're visiting everybody. and i lost the love of my life because he wanted to go get a haircut. >> reporter: she remembers the woman, the doctor who pulled out her own phone to allow her husband to call her and offer his last words over facetime. >> the doctor at contract general used her personal cell phone to allow him to facetim

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