bob: how much does virginia need? governor northam: as much as it can get right now, bob.ere correct when he said 3 billion, and that is a rough estimate. we have what we call a caboose budget that ends on june 30, then we go into our new budget. so one billion from this budget and then two billion from the upcoming budget. i know we are short on time -- one other thing, virginia was in a great position going into covid-19. we were the best state in which to do business. our unemployment rate was 2.6%. we had over $1.5 billion in our rainy day fund. we are very fiscally responsible. i encourage all of virginians that when we come out of covid-19 and we get this crisis behind us, we will be back in a strong position. bob: virginia struggled on testing early on. what do you need from the government to help you improve esting capacity? governor northam: we are short f swabs. believe it or not, that has been one of the limiting factors. back on march 7 when we had our first case in virginia, we were sending tests to the c.d.c. in atlanta. now that system has evolved. a couple

bob: thank you.'s president daughter-in-law lara trump interviews mitch mcconnell on his reaction to the coronavirus and presidential campaign. the president's reelection campaign hosted this event. evening.d i am lara trump. we are so excited to be joined by our special guest, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell very welcome to team trump online. thank you for being here. sen. mcconnell: i am glad to be with you. looking forward to talking to you. lara: there is so much talk about. let's turnur

bob? bob: i want to emphasize what the administrator said, spaceflight is a team sport, none of us are successful and less all of us are successful. we could not have a better relationship than we do with general doug and the 45th space wing. we would not be here without them. everything we have done working with space wing and the faa to improve our operations, to enable commercial operations in a more user-friendly environment, this has been years in the making getting us to where we are, and it is not just the engineering team, not just nasa, or the crew program, this is across-the-board and all of the support organizations in nasa and the air force making this a successful launch. this is launch america, not just launch commercial crew. our whole nation needs to take pride in this, and everybody has had a role to play. they need to own this. they are part of it. we would not be here if everybody was not playing their role in making a successful. >> administrator, great to see you again

in the car with bob and doug?k me through itte that will feel like for you knowing you're headed to theou launchpad, you're going to be launching intohe space for the very first time. >> it will be tough, it is tough to imagine with those feelings are going to be like. we were able to simulate that and go through a launch exercise and write out up the elevator out the crew armed with the vehicle would be. just that day was amazing to me. we were able to do it with the full convoy and to see what that would be like. that was overwhelming after being a kid watching something similar to that on television. i can't imagine what it's gonna happen on the actual david all tell you what i'm looking forward to it and against go back to the mall or bob and doug got to say bye to their boys and karen and megan, i can't wait to see my kids standing there at something i look forward to it's going to be great. >> victor glover and mike hopkins thank you so much we can't wait to wish you well ensure you along on that journey. m

bob and doug on the right screen inside of crew dragon. out in space. >> already 200 kilometers over planet earth, a little over 124 miles traveling in excess of 27,000 meters per second, about 16,000 miles per hour. we're just standing by that separation event should be coming up shortly and will begin a series of checks on the thrusters that will be used to maneuver and then power dragon on its flight to the international space station. standing by for separation. >> expect a loss of signal. >> sounds like we had an expected los, loss of signal, with one of the ground stations. >> dragon separation confirmed. >> dragon separation confirmed. >> there's a great view right in front of you of dragon separating. and there's that call-out. [ cheering and applause ] dragon is now officially making its way to the international space station today. >> dragon spacex, separation call, we have a few words for you from our falcon 19. >> standing by. [ buzzing ] >> copy all. proud of you guys and the rest of the team. thank you so much for what you ha

godspeed, bob and doug. nasate nasa -- go arises a new generation continuing the dream. 20 seconds into flight stage one propulsion is nominal. roaring] >> t plus 30 seconds on this historic mission. flying crew on board dragon and falcon nine and look at them go. >> falcon telemetry nominal. >> m1d throttle down. down are thought willing -- throttling down to get ready for maximum pressure. reports say all systems are go. >> vehicle is supersonic. >> women exceeded mach one on falcon nine. -- we have. up.1d throttle >> throttling up to full power as we are through max q. >> copy one bravo. >> we heard the one bravo call out and that is the second abort zone there in and they will continue to be on until the first state has done its job and they shift to the second. at this point bob and doug are pulling 2.3 geez, to wait three times the earth gravity. -- 2.3 g's. 1500 mpg. thee heard a call out for engine shall. -- engine chill. everything continuing to look good. the next major event coming up. engine cut

go-ahead for bob's suit. suitring your approach check, we noticed bob's suit had a lower psi id than his previous vehicle and onc tax. we still have plenty of margin s. -- onc check ing, check allff bladder zipper heads to see if any are partially closed. it is possible that if the head is backed off slightly, the white tooth is parsa -- partially visible or a small gap can be seen between the zipper end and gasket and. end.e report -- and gasket >> bob will take a close look at his zippers when he doffs and we will let you know as soon as we see something or if we see something. >> great. thank you so much. >> wow. itsdragon has completed docking sequence. there are a number of checks. that was a historic moment. in spite of that, the ground team is getting right back to business talking about the suit performance. >> cameras are secure. turning the cameras off so we can get them out of their suits. >> absolutely. this spacecraft is now docked. they have several paths they will need to be able -- tasks they

bob and doug wereready .ain the next launch on saturday. >> looking at our data looks like our q1 is about. so we will just kind of stand by for a few more moments. hopefully we call soon john area. >> while we're waiting to hear the call but percentage of fuel is off, i was going to comment on jesse's discussion, about it was the weather. hii think during this countdown there were more words about the weather been everything else. i'm listening right now to me whether discussion in the background . >> people wondering if we do that we did have bad weather, even from this morning, we do monitor this all the way down to the final minutes of the countdown and with florida weather being pretty sporadic , sometimes we have even hurricanes coming through for bad weathercoming through . passing 20 minutes later and having good weather for a launch so this is why we continue to attempt to launch today. but unfortunately work easier today. weather was not on our side. >> there scott again. i dropped off to listen to

watching bob.t such a cool moment for military community and as a military spouse i definitely feel some of that pride. leland: i saw charlie bowman at a restaurant last night. he is a marine. and he said "godspeed, semper fi, crew dragon." our military people are helping us with this launch, this recovery, all these other things, very important to the success of the mission. >> absolutely. we want to turn our attention back to the neil armstrong operations. we want to take a look at the picture of the doors. those of the doors at the back of the crew quarters building. it is an area where family, friends, members of the media can share one moment before the launch. march for every american mission since 1968. this is a moment immortalized on film and video for 400 different missionss, 150 total and soon, mission 151 with the first two commercial crew astronauts. these doors carry a legacy of purpose and action and today they will announce to all of us the start of this nasa-spacex demo 2 mission.

such a cool view on your left screen seeing bob and doug on dragon. right now, you can see the displays that they are seeing right now themselves. we are coming up 25 seconds or so away from second engine cut off. >> this is also the point where bob and doug are experiencing their highest geforce. we are seeing the counter kick up. you heard shannon. that just means they are in their final abort zone if they were to abort at this point. were they to abort, it would be off the coast of ireland. confirmation of second engine cut off. >> now, we are waiting for our first stage to make its way to our drone ship "of course i still love you." confirmation of nominal insertion. >> what you are seeing is a live view of our drone ships where our first stage will be coming down. looks like we lost the live view. we will wait for confirmation of that landing shortly here. there, you can see on our screen, falcon 9 has landed. this is the first falcon 9 to carry humans to orbit. very exciting for us. as you can see on your right screen, bob and doug are still mak

spacex, go nasa, go bob and doug and go america! thank you. >> after taking off from the kennedy space center, the first manned mission to launch from u.s. soil since 2011, the spacex crew dragon is scheduled to dock at the international space station. it is scheduled for 10:20 a.m. eastern time. we will have live coverage of the docking process this morning online at c-span.org or you can listen on the free c-span radio app. >> this morning, author karen anderson brower talks about her five: theteam of presidents club in the age of trump." later, john malcolm looks at senate republicans'

space x, good luck, bob and doug. host: we appreciate all of your calls and we will take you back now to live coverage from nasa tv. >> a report, the same time the crew does on how the burn goes. we are looking for those words, 'good burn'after it is complete. >> this is the first of five major burns we will be performing over the next coming hours. this is the first major step in the free flight of demo 2. loss of signal. roomine whirring background sound] >> we are two minutes into our phase to burn. -- phased burn. everything looking good, so far. [bee] [beep] >> dragon, spacex, burn is nominal so far. >> we have confirmation burn is nominal. >> we concur, thank you. >> bob and doug have insight through the touchscreen control panel they have in front of them, those three screens. when we get video inside the cabin back when we are doing the manual flight test, you will be able to get a close-up look at how they have their window into dragon itself. we are coming up on three minutes into our first major t path toth

bob: yes. people analyzing the 2016 election, have attributed much of donald trump's victory to racism. and i think that is simplifies far too much. yes there was obviously an element of racism but you have to ask yourself, why. we've had racism in american politics for her since before the founding of the republic. racism and misogyny all play a very large part in 2016 election because people were ready to be or use their anger, tammy channeled by demagogue called donald trump. towards scapegoats. it would be anger. it was a sense of frustration that was really compelling force in 2016. michael: serves a political question that arose in 2015 but is at very much the moment now. given the anger and frustration on the right and on the left. at the system being rigged in the way just being stagnant. a sense of cultural exclusion. and powerless this group what you think that an authoritarian populist as you called donald trump from the right, less able to factor that angry resentment more effective

probably not as happy as bob and doug are right now. i am pretty happy and no doubted i have a group of astronauts jumping up and do in houston that with are happy, too, because we promised them some flight assignments and those are sure that come once we got be about and doug up and so i just wanted to just say thanks to the team for being able to do that and to give the tunes to our other crewmembers. i want you to know, that i have been libbing with bob and doug in the restaurant crew quarters here over the last week plus and never seen a crew so calm and focused leading up to arch as these two were. now no chute has to do with the experience. >> it do with the training buy think it is a demonstration of the trust that they had both in the nasa team and the spacex team to get them safely to or pitt. this is the first time i have been in the flight control room as the chief astronaut while we were trying to launch a crew, in a will tell you, accepting risk on behalf of others is a big responsibility. is with amazed what was going on i

probably not as happy as bob and doug are right now.pretty happy and no doubted i have a group of astronauts jumping up and do in houston that with are happy, too, because we promised them some flight assignments and those are sure that come once we got be about and doug up and so i just wanted to just say thanks to the team for being able to do that and to give the tunes to our other crewmembers. i want you to know, that i have been libbing with bob and doug in the restaurant crew quarters here over the last week plus and never seen a crew so calm and focused leading up to arch as these two were. now no chute has to do with the experience. >> it do with the training buy think it is a demonstration of the trust that they had both in the nasa team and the spacex team to get them safely to or pitt. this is the first time i have been in the flight control room as the chief astronaut while we were trying to launch a crew, in a will tell you, accepting risk on behalf of others is a big responsibility. is with amazed what was going on in the

go, bob and doug, and go, america. thank you. >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, author kate anderson brower discusses her new book, "team of five: the presidents club in the age of trump." john malcolm talks about senate republicans' efforts to investigate the origins of the russia probe. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. after taking off from the kennedy space center, the first manned mission to launch from u.s. soil since 2011, the spacex crew dragon scheduled to dock at the u.s. space station. the docking is scheduled for sunday at 10:20 a.m. eastern time. we will have live coverage of online ats c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> minnesota governor tim walz along with the mayors of minneapolis and st. paul held a briefing on protests and rioting following the death of george floyd while in police custody. the situationsaid in minneapolis is no lon

bob and doug are strapped into the capsule. now five minutes out is when terminal countdown begins and when dragon's onboard computers take control of the vehicle and the back retracts. one minute before 9:00 falcon line will be in start mode when the computers take control. 45 seconds before launch the director will say go for launch. two seconds before countdown the nine engines will ignite and at t-minus zero hopefully today we will see the historic lunch of crude dragon once again having american astronauts launch from american soil on american rockets for the first time in nine years. as you can tell i'm pretty jazzed about this. i'm sure you're a little excited, too. i know you have a little space nerd in you. >> i am super excited. just so people know the stages we're going through for the next 20 minutes or so a bunch of different checks and processes to begin the launch and then after 12 minutes the capsule will be on its own flying into space and then 19 hours before it docks with the international space station about

bob? bob: i want to emphasize what the administrator said, spaceflight is a team sport, none of us are successful unless all of us are successful. we could not have a better relationship than we do with general doug and the 45th space wing. >> we take you live to the launch.rew dragon space you are watching live from kennedy space center. >> the first attempt was scrubbed. when three whether rules concerning lightening and clouds cover were no go and there is no chance of improving the spacex. director stop the countdown and the launch s

bob the flamingo is on a special mission. he's famous in curacao and around the world veterinarian or debt deuced saved his life after he got entangled with plastic waste he can no longer fly and his difficulties walking dead has taken him in both name is flamingo. i don't look up all the lug where bob only look like a ball. if you're not about once a week oh dad takes him to schools to raise awareness about protection of marine life. and mostly just to make children fall in love with the well so they're using the best of the audit talks to the kids about how trash left lying on the beach can be deadly for wild animals she explains that even big beautiful flamingos like bob can get trapped in the garbage and never get out which it's going to. bring on. the kids are thrilled with bob and they internalize the message plastic and wildlife don't mix. products work schedule is full even without farm on top of that she helps a lot of sick or injured wild birds she relies on donations to pay for treatment bombs job is to keep anothe

great to see bob and doug in orbit. we have the astronauts, we have mission control, and we think of ourselves as the spacecraft experts for human spaceflight. so it was great to see this executed so well. we look forward to a great continuation of the mission. >> next, we will hear from the deputy director of the commercial crew program. >> good afternoon. it's a very exciting day to be here for commercial crew. the launch yesterday was phenomenal and today, to dock to andspace station, the u.s. the program have been working on this for many years. i can't tell you how may people cross nasa and the whole country putting in tireless hours, missing time with their family, hard work to make the day happen, but we are thrilled. before 9:30ened this morning. what has been happening since march is a series of rendezvous burns to get into this approach face today. today went really well. we are learning about the vehicle, how to manage it and watching the life-support system. it is certainly different from demo one. those lif

no doubt bob and doug demonstrated that today. havehis is a first time i ever been in the flight control room as a chief astronaut while we were trying to launch a crew. acceptingell you, risk on behalf of others is a big responsibility. i was amazed at what was going on. as kirk said, there was a lot of paddling an underneath. i want everyone to know we were surrounded by he was on the ground that got us where we are today. with that -- we were surrounded by heroes on the ground that got us where we are today. with that, i look forward to seeing them dock at the international space station tomorrow. >> thank you. today, we have media joining us remotely. they will be on the phone and watching on television like everybody else. to ensure as many people as possible can ask their questions, we are asking all reporters to ask one question to make sure their colleagues have an opportunity to participate in this press conference. please state your name, affiliation and whom you are directing your question to. miriamr: thank you, kramer

i have backed up bob and doug and crew one. the following crew, those assignments are still being processed. >> what was the second part of the question? -- when willct canadian or russian crews fly on dragon? >> we don't know. on crew one, we will have japan on a falconching rocket with crew dragon but as far as other international partners, that has not yet been determined. >> our next question is from abc news. yes, thank you. can you talk to me a little bit about the go, no go process? who will be making those calls? who will be here making those calls? hear making those calls? way, people can say no go if they need to but there will be a final countdown to the launch where about 45 seconds ouch they will make a out, theyion go or -- will make a determination go or no go. >> spacex is in the launch control center through a partnership we have with them a spacex launch director that gives the final go after everyone is pulled and they nasa management team will be involved in watching closely. >> our next question comes from

i am excited for doug and for bob. i am excited for the commercial space -- this is the next step in the evolution of commercial space. we are just scratching the surface. if you think about exploration from a historical perspective, commercial comes in at some point when we went and colonized america. it took centuries to get big commercial. airplanes, just a century ago they were expensive and only for the very rich. now we are cutting into the new frontier in outer space. so, a purely commercial company taking two astronauts up to the international space station, i can't think of a more exciting day. >> harris: amazing. gregory johnson, thank you for being with me. we saw the crew walk out from neil armstrong operations and checkout building. they had what gregory, who has been dreaming, former astronaut himself, called the closeout crew for a last look. use of his family members before they entered the tesla vehicles, and they are now on their way, and transportation to the launch complex, 39a, as they say. they ar

and bob?e will be swimming in the pool until it's time to get out and be a wildlife ambassador once again. phil: just time to remind you of our top story. a passenger jet with about 100 people on board has crashed in a residential area of pakistan's southern city of karachi. at least one person survived. i will be back with "the day" in just a moment and we will have world news for you at the top of the hour. visit us at our website, dw.com. have a good day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit t icap.org]] feared dead in pockets on the softer pockets on the international airlines flight crashes in a crowded neighborhood of karachi seconds before landing. average in hong kong to china unveils plans to impose a new security law pro democracy activists it spells the end of the one country two systems pololicy in placece. and arrivals in cable need to quarantine for two weeks from the eighth of june the r rule

bob? >> reporter: correct, and it's a huge digital divide among students in the oakland unified school district, marcus. the 50,000 students there, about half do not have a computer. they do not have internet access. or they have access that is very limited. it's a $12.5 million problem that twitter ceo jack dorsey pretty much just fixed. within the past few hours, it was cellar this morniearlier thy tweeted that he would give $10 million to give every single child in oakland access to a laptop and internet. this happened hours after the district, the city of oakland, the oakland public education fund, and the tech exchange announced a fundraising campaign to bridge the so-called digit divide, a divide that has become much more noticeable during the pandemic. schools are closed. students must now rely on distance herlearning. but thousands of oakland students don't have access to those technologies. 17,000 students lack access to high speed internet. another 5,000 have no access at all. in

reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. 6:06. come monday things will look a lot different across the bay area. alameda and contra costa counties are joining others in phase two of reopening with some storm opening for curbside pickup. those are the counties you see on the map in yellow. sonoma, napa and solano are in phase two. santa clara county is still the holdout. i want to check in with "today in the bay's" kris sanchez this morning. there's not much of a plan yet to see how our county is going to open up, kris. >> reporter: right. no, the plan is to just wait and keep doing what the highest number of cases and the highest number of deaths. and that's the reason why our county health director is saying let's stay put. santa clara county's covid-19 dashboard shows that cases are stabilizing. no patients are on ventilators at this point. the county's public health officer says that, yeah, that looks really good on paper but still a lot of people are getting sick in the county and the level of contagiousness is still higher th

i don't like about the leg where bob only look like a bob. you know about once a week oh dad takes him to schools to raise awareness about protection of marine life like. that mostly just to make children with the well so they're using the best of the. audit talks to the kids about how trash left lying on the beach can be kept away for wild animals she explains that even big beautiful flamingos like bob can get trapped in the garbage and never get out which it's going to leave. the kids are thrilled with bob and they internalize the message plastic and wildlife don't mix. products work schedule is even without on top of that she helps a lot of sick or injured wild birds she relies on donations to pay for treatment bombs job is to keep another flamengo over the company so that she will. jane her natural behavior adept will release her back into the wild after 8 months. not beating help them get them back soon as. the time has come for o.t. to be released into the wild or death invites some kids from the neighborhood to accompany her they keep

to make it easier on bob and doug to get and then out of the seats. [background sounds] dragon spacex just for awareness they have a few more steps in their procedure and they should be calling for see rotation shortly. >> okay, copy that. as a lead-in to that we are ready. just let us know when you aree ready. >> a confirmation from the dragon team talking to the astronauts that they are just about ready to send the see rotation command. again the ground crew is verifying making sure none of the cargo that is in the dragon underneath the crew, nothing is in the way and nothing came loose. they are looking at one road crew seating but as we have mentioned before dragon is designed to carry up to seven but on this flight for example much t of the cargo they were carrying is loaded in various areas down below where the astronauts are seated so they are verifying nothing is in the way so whene they get the rotation command the seats will pivot without any problem. [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] [background sounds] >> dragon spacex we are i

bob, did you want to add to the? >> it is a space x launch. spacex is in the firing room floor in the launch control center through a partnership we have with them, and it will be a space x launch director that gives the final go after everybody is pulled in the nasa management team is going to be involved in watching closely. >> our next question comes from marina of the atlantic. >> hi, everyone. thanks for your time and best of luck tomorrow. a follow-up to the question that was just asked now. i wonder if nasa personnel are allowed intervene and take over from spacex at any point during the mission if nasa fuels that it is necessary? >> reacted to the question is yes. we of course are the customer here, and so we do. but look, our goal is to spacex be able to do missions one day without nasa do we want them to go get customers that are not asked. so we want to make sure that making decisions, but if we see something that we disagree with, certainly we have the right to intervene i don't see that being necessary, but at this point, but yes,

two men, bob bacon and bob hurley, two experienced astronauts, and a private company for the first timeacex, we'll actually launch humans on board its own rocketing capsule into space. all systems for this historic launch argo and that's the falcon nine rocket out there on launch pad 39 a with the falcon crew on board right now. inside that dragon capsule which is on top. right now it appears the only possible thing that could scrub the launch because all systems are go would be the weather. we still have two and a half hours to go before the actual launch window at 4:33 p.m. eastern time happens, so we will see how this afternoon works out with us. the two astronauts have been here at the cape for the past week. they arrived here last saturday and -- for last wednesday and they have been training and going over all the final precautions and details. great spirits, they called them cool as cucumbers and they call this launch america because it's the first time in nearly a decade that they have launched from an american rocket on american soil. this is a test flight, the second test flig

we have bob cabana, the director for the kennedy space center. jim bridenstine the nasa , administrator. we have astronauts. we have the nasa deputy administrator. we will hear more from them in a minute. first, let's talk to bob cabana. dir. cabana: good morning and welcome to the kennedy space center. i don't have to tell you how exciting it is to have the first flights of humans to space from the kennedy space center in nine years. we went to the moon from pad 39a. 82 love the 135 shuttle missions launched, including three of my flights. with our partnership with spacex, the pad is being used again and is now for the commercial crew program and for other spacex projects. i think it is absolutely outstanding. truly an historic time from an historic pad. we are pleased to have our nasa administrator with us this morning. as a member of congress, jim was a huge advocate and proponent for aviation and spaceflight as they member of the armed services committee and the science and technology committee . now he is sharing that passion with all of us

incredibly happy for bob and doug, for nasa, spacex, and america. i have had the privilege to train as the backup for this mission. it was so cool to get to see all of that training, those procedures, the simulations all culminates in a happening real time. i am so incredibly excited to see bob and doug get to work now as they do the space station mission and return safely home. i know my colleagues and friends are excited too. this represents the opportunity to launch in the future. where excited about that mission and the opportunity to find the future on this and other spacecraft. >> thank you, shell. if you would like to ask a -- *1n, press star one andy will be part of the q -- and you will be part of the queue. we will start with our first question from marina karin. >> congrats on a successful docking. jim, this question is for you. said before this mission is -- it is clear that a space mission, even one as historic as this one is can do that. do you think the message should ?hange >> our country is going through challenges. that is true whe

bob chapek, ceo of disney, appreciate it.arl, back over to you >> all right julia, great stuff just covered all the bases julia boorstin with chapek from disney thanks. >>> take a short break here. the market is trying to knock on the door of session highs at 2920 back if just a moment. >>> welcome back, everyone i'm sue herrera. here's what's happening. south korean officials are scrambling today to contain a new coronavirus outbreak after the country reported over 30 new infections sunday, the highest daily number in more than a month. schools were schedule to reopen on wednesday, but now that may be delayed. >>> jack dorsey is donating $10 million to a criminal justice reform group, reform alliance, which will secure masks and other personnel protective gear for prisons across the country they have been at the center of outbreaks in several states. >>> the new england patriots owner robert kraft auctioning off his super bowl li championship ring as part of the all-in challenge, the world's largest digital fundraiser the pr

i don't look up all the mcguire bob only look like a bob or 2 if you're about once a week oh dad takes him to schools to raise awareness about protections of marine life like. that mostly just to make children fall in love with. using the best of the. debt talks to the kids about how trash left lying on the beach can be deadly for wild animals she explains that even big beautiful flamingos like bob can get trapped in the garbage and never get out and. the kids are thrilled with bob and they internalize the message plastic and wildlife don't mix. budgets work schedule is even without power on top of that she helps a lot of sick or injured wild birds she relies on donations to pay for treatment bombs job is to keep another flamengo ody company so that she will be. tain her natural behavior adept will release her back into the wild after 8 months you need to be taking help so they put them back soon to chicago. the time has come for o.t. to be released into the wild or debt invite some kids from the neighborhood to accompany her they keep their distance and say farewell. the female flamin

bob? >> nikole, thank you.he presence of the virus so close to home isn't stopping the president's determination to restart both the country, and his presidential campaign. cbs news political correspondent ed o'keefe joins us now. ed, why is the president so eager to get out of the white house? >> reporter: well, bob, for one thing, he's trailing joe biden now in head-to-head match-ups both nationally and in key battleground states. so, until he can begin rallies again, his campaign at least is starting a $10 million ad buy in key states. much of the messaging will focus on the president's management of the pandemic, but also attack biden. it seems that, for now at least, the best way to reach voters is over the tv and the internet. >> meanwhile, his expected democratic rival, joe biden, is still doing events from his home in delaware. what does his campaign look like at the moment? >> reporter: well, like everyone else, he's adapting to the technoes home. he held a virtual rally, his first, with supporters in

the astronauts bob dagen and doug hurling. and the weather gods are, well, playing along, everything is a go at this point. technically as well as weather, the skies have totally cleared up and blue skies here after couple of rounds of rain and last cloud nasa was worried about is long gone. capsule are out there stacked fueling up on launch pad 39a, officially the historic launch is a go and has to be perfect and right now it looks like as if it is. astronauts walked out of the same door the apollo astronauts flew to the moon and have been sitting inside the capsule for 2 and a half hours now checking all the systems, state of the art touch screens. air force 45th weather squadron provides meteorology analysis, cloud issues and range issues and says it can wait 30 seconds until launch time to rule a no go. here is nasa administrator jim britensine. >> we look back at vietnam and we see the -- the injustice, we see the protests and here we are today, we are -- we are on the cusp of launching american astronauts on american roc

bob: we saw that right? prior to this pandemic we saw some of the retail companies that are already struggling and then you look at the retail will see a 67%, we bigger number going forward but there were companies on the edge already due to e-commerce. some of them have just recently filed for bankruptcy. my guess is that is going to purge some of the companies that were on the edge. unfortunately it will impact a lot of workers. tom: one of the things that people don't understand about a. nardelli is he takes number two pencil with a sharp point and figures out labor costs. nardelli, everything critical back from china, we will bring it back into the unit it states and we will build it here. what a wonderful idea. can you do that with a labor delta? bob: that was my point. as we transition, we might be able to rebalance that going forward. initially we are either going to see higher cost and lower earnings or we are going to see that ugly thing of inflation where the cost is passed to the consumers and the

bob? >> donaldson: nikole, thank you. the presence of the virus so close to home isn't stopping the president's determination to restart both the country, and his presidential campaign. cbs news political correspondent ed o'keefe joins us now. ed, why is the president so eager to get out of the white house? >> reporter: well, bob, for one thing, he's trailing joe biden now in head-to-head match-ups both nationally and in key battleground states. so until he can begin rallies again, his campaign is starting a $10 million ad buy in key states. much of the messaging will focus on the president's management o. >> donaldson: meanwhile, his tic joes wh does look li at the moment? >> reporter: well, like the rest of us is struggling to adapt. he's now holding virtual campaign rallies, but an event he held with supporters in florida last weekend was riddled by technical difficulties. regardless, the plan is for biden to keep holding these events from a distance. they'll keep him off the road because he's an older man and it makes

bob: mr. secretary, speaking of oversight, the house has set up a special panel that congressional republicans oppose . they say it's not necessary to oversee this specific committee because there's a lot of other oversight built into the law. if you were asked to testify before this house panel, would you? >> i can't comment on that. i have not really reviewed it one way or the other with my internal legal team and others, but i would say i testified this week at the senate banking committee with chairman powell. that is required on a quarterly basis. we absolutely plan on doing that. again, i would emphasize there is a specific oversight committee set up that consists of republicans and democrats and i'm not exactly sure why the house needs to set up another committee. and again, there are other committees that the house does have jurisdiction that sheriff chair powell and i will testify before. >> cbo recently has predicted that unemployment will be 10% plus this year into next. do you agre