it's bizarre, caitlin, president trump has been working with dr. fauci for months. fauci's mon message has been kept. i don't see disagreements. it seems president trump is trying to justify feelings towards fauci because all of these lewd voices on the right are telling him to. >> yeah, i think there are a few things feeding into why we are announcing the president publicly criticized him in a direct way we have not seen over month, even though you sow him contradict fauci and with the press briefings. one is that the president is trying to get the country reopened. he thinks that is his only way back to re-election. he is looking at these devastating economy, economic numbers. he sees that. when he sees what dr. fauci testifies and urges caution about opening schools, the president sees that as an impediment to his ultimate goal, which is opening the country. he said he doesn't consider a state reopened if schools are still closed. that's one thing. the second is what you referenced. you are starting to hear a lot more criticism from the president's allies of fauc

they were met by gunfire from taylor's boyfriend new documents show that taylor was not the target caitlin rushed has the latest.

it's caitlin carlton caitlin is graduating from liberty high school in brentwood. there's her picture, she's a student athlete there. she says she's going to going on the chico state to play soccer. so congratulations to you caitlin weldon getting through high school and of course best of luck on everything coming your way and congratulations to all of the other graduating seniors as well, you can submit a graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find our salute to grads twenty-twenty section under the news tab and submit their picture and let us know what high school ey went to what their plans are going forward, and we'll do our best to shine a spotlight on them. throughout this pandemic kron 4 also shining a spotlight on what difference in their community. this morning crowd for heroes is highlighting domenici and her family in napa they're spreading positivity by decorating neighbors lawns with fleming hooks and inspirational messages like be silly the kind live rad you can see as an example of that right there the family says that they were inspired to

so thanks caitlin. so is a follow-up to see this testing expansionist anyway to move towards universal testing in jails and prisons? >> caitlin asked if we would move towards universal testing in jails and prisons, governor arm happy to feel that one. >> randy liberty has been on top of this and reporting back faithfully to date we have not seen with the outbreak in a jails or prisons i know positive tests. so yep exactly will turn out to the main beacon. reporter: thank you, i have a question about governor mills it's a little bit out of left field and it is related to the program that went into release program so i'm sorry what was that so the housing authority reported last week that all 800 renters had received support from the program so far. many renters we have spoken to, have said they do not know about the program. i am just curious if the state is planning any public targeted education campaign to make renters aware of that program? >> guests. first of all our figures are a lot higher i did no

caitlin collins confronting the president about not wearing a mask after a recent press or watch the president could you just clarify why are some of you wearing a mask and why are some of you not wearing. we've all been tested i've been tested we've opened tested then later the same day after another press conference watch caitlin collins do this. to this and. now we've got a frozen right there look at her she took the mask all she so concerned about a mask yet she took her own mask off only concerned when the cameras on and it's the president of the united states fake fake news. you know week after week on this show i think we've documented the media bias towards president donald trump but the question is just how far will they go how far are they willing to go joining me now to discuss is david limbaugh best selling author columnist attorney and of course brother of talk show host rush limbaugh his latest book guilty by reason of insanity there it is on your screen why the democrats must not win david welcome great to see you i want to walk by having you weigh in on that thing tha

rather than allowing caitlin collins of cnn to ask her questions, the president called an end to the news conference after a dust up and answer with an asian reporter over why he called out china. she asked a perfectly legitimate question about why inject global competition into testing when the death toll is still rising. perhaps, mirroring what is going to be over and over again said in defense of this administration his reply was don't ask me. ask china. interesting white house press conference. let's say at the outset none of the established medical experts were there today. for americans wanting to hear from a representative of the cdc, for example, that was not possible today. no dr. birx. the cdc director and dr. fauci are going through a kind of limited quarantine after coming into contact with a positive case. the president came out with a declarative statement. it took a long time in his remarks before he got to expressing anything about the rising death toll in our country and even then he couched it as part of a global problem. he said, quote, we have met the moment and w

smoove cooking with restaurateur chef jean-georges vongerichten, featuring the 8g band with caitlin kalafus♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late ngiht. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that's great to hear in that case let's get to the news iran's foreign minister today criticized president trump's strike on a military leader and said trump is showing he is, quote, "prepared to commit war crimes." well, that's not really fair, he doesn't prepare for anything [ laughter ] willing to commit war crimes maybe. [ laughter ] senator bernie sanders is reportedly considering using private jets to fly to early primary states during president trump's impeachment trial before returning to washington to resume work in the morning. do you know how crazy that is? bernie sanders might have to use a private jet. this is a guy who thinks even boarding group b is for the 1% [ laughter ] [ applause ] "i'll be back with group d." according to the latest numbers former vice president joe biden spent 11 days in iowa la

what happened right after that is that the president recognized cnn caitlin collins and then tried tot's take a quick look. >> please, go ahead. in the back, please. >> i have two questions. >> no, it's okay. >> you pointed to me. i have two questions. >> next, next please. >> you called on me. >> i did and you didn't respond and now i'm calling on -- >> sorry -- >> the young lady in the back. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much, appreciate it. howie: the president abruptly ended -- >> good for him. howie: good for him, the prez was getting under his skin. mike: i think they are. wouldn't they get under yours if every time you're trying to give information all they want to do is play got-you game. that's not how it works. you get a question you ask your question. if you don't want to ask a question and you want to give it to someone else that's the prerogative of the person holding the press conference in this case the president to say no. if you want to question you get it. howard, something that i feel that maybe needs to be said, i can say it as a person who has been on th

>>caitlin common has details. >>david case warm has dealt with during last for 30 years he says when people talk to him while wearing face masks he can understand them. >>blocks enough of the continent's involves sounds that i don't. >>fortunately it's not too much of a problem for him at least at the grocery store. >>luckily, i know where the beer and the wine is so it makes it very simple. >>but not every hearing impaired person is having as easy a time as david which is why his wife doctor jill case helped create these communicator masks most cup with hearing loss concentrate on watching someone slips. >>and when you have a solid mascot obviously are no longer able to do that. >>the other problem with solid face masks is how much the muscle your voice. doctor kay storm showed us the difference in decibel level near rivers and >>grass is dramatic thing even people with normal hearing the mass brings down their voice to almost half of what it normally is. >>the case worms are now working with a manufacturer in ca

caitlin, thank you so much for being with us.t's the fference between the way these children are being treated now and e way they were being treated before the pandemic? >> sure. so, historically, when a chi or a teenager, anybody under 18, arrives at the american border without an adult guardian, they were allowed into the country and taken to a pretty le process in which they were assigned a social worker, they were sent to ahelter that wa specifically designed to house children, and that social worker helped determine whether or not they have a legal case to remain in t united states. if the child isn't or doesn't protections that ountrye legal offers, then they are returned to their home country, but only after a safety plan has ben put into place, sothe american government makes contact with fami in the home country and makes sure that the child has a safe place to go back to, which, as you can imagine, is i especialportant, when a child is returning to a dangerous country. both of those tings aren't happening now. so rather

as caitlin showed, it is not a simple matter of letters to show you everything and you will trust us, right? if we just have more hearings, then we will produce trust. it doesn't work that way. trust is important somehow, it is an sensual ingredient and it is an essential question for the 17 90s, what should be trust. the people who had the power to staff these positions. that is the first question of trust. marks presentation when you think of the problem of equity. the problem of fairness. how essential is it for a republic or a democracy to have less ex dreams of wealth and poverty? oftentimes we tend to look at the social economic realm of being a separate thing as the political realm that what mark suggests is even back in the 18 seventies and nineties people were thinking self consciously about what sort of social struck sure of economic arraignment would make for a well functioning healthier constitutional democracy, and what is the rule that the state itself should play in fostering such a world. obviously anyone familiar with the 18th century knows that one of the great conce

>>that move comes 2 days after twitter called to his tweets potentially misleading caitlin collins has the latest. >>it took the president more than 12 hours to acknowledge that the coronavirus death toll in the united states had surpassed 100,000. but this morning he marked the sad milestone on twitter and said to all the families and friends of those who have passed a want to extend my heartfelt sympathy and love so far trump has held no moment of silence or commemoration for the americans who have died. the white house press secretary denies that he's been slow to publicly acknowledge the death toll, the president has said one death is too many on he takes this very seriously. house speaker nancy pelosi called the 6 digit figure a scar on our nation. >>has to be a stop to this. >>today, trump so shared a tweet claiming that mask art about public health, but social control and that the image of joe biden wearing one endorses a culture of silence slavery and social death. so many different viewpoints the president added doctor anthony fauci says mask may not be 100% effective, but the

caitlin rivers. dr.rivers is a senior scholar at the johns hopkins center for health security, as well as assistant professor in the department of environmental health and engineering at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. dr. rivers has been a leading public health voice during the response to covid-19. she co-authored a report along with dr. scott gottlieb and their colleagues at the american enterprise institute, aei, a roadmap to reopening, which outlined a series of milestones and capabilities that states should meet as they consider easing restrictions on businesses and social life. dr. rivers is also the lead author of a report, public health principles for a safe reopening during covid-19, guidance for governors, which is being used by the national governors association as well as maryland and washington, d.c. to guide their reopening plans. i would also note that dr. rivers worked as an epidemiologist for the united states army public health center as a department of defense sma

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this is caitlin buck headed to san diego state in the fall after graduating from mercy high school in burlingame. good luck, katd lin. email your photo to us at 2020grads@cbs.com. include their name and a little something about them. >>> a lot of fast-moving water out there and a scary water rescue by an off-duty chp officer. brent donnelly and his wife were hiking near angel falls just south of yosemite in madera county. they spotted a man stuck in some rapids and couldn't get out. donnelly used the backpack he was wearing to save the man from going over that waterfall. >> it's a crossing. so i took the strap spring out of it and we tied the two pieces together. i had my son-in-law grab one side and i grabbed the other. we stretched it out the make sure it was strong enough to do what we were about to do. i wasn't panicked at all. i just was trying to be quick about it because i didn't know how much more time he had in the water. >> cold wat too afr about ten minutes, that man finally made it to solid ground. the sheriff's department says that last year 90% of its water rescues were

but take a look, we'll see our friend caitlin who showed what her mom is doing to deal with the facthat she's missing her kids for family supper in pacifica, very cute. more cute family dinners for the new normal, a newspaper had a story about the webers. look at these guys, they started holding themed family dinners at their oldest daughter'sith floaties. they really pushed their creativity. remember, they have to figure out the outfits with only what they have in their house, that is pressure, but fun as well. >> thanks, mike. >>> that does it for our midday newscast. thanks for joining us. mayor london breed is expected to hold her news conference starting at 11:30. once that happens we'll bring it to you live right here on nbc bay area. and we also have the latest information for you at nbcbayarea.com. we're also going to stream that on our free nbc bay area app that you can get right now if you don't already have it. right now we're going to leave you with "california live" coming up next, but as soon as mayor london breed start speaking today, we'll bring that to you live. than

and caitlin collins of c.n.n. who held back effectively yielding to jennings so trump just walked out last ladies and gentlemen thank you very much appreciate it thank you very much now he did actually take to twitter later that day sharing a video of the entire episode along with this comment the lame stream media is truly out of control look how they work conspired together that the enemy of the people i guess it was his attempt to have the last word but it seems that americans have grown numb to this kind of behavior from their president grown numb to those late night tweets storms of his as well and so in a way if we look we could report on trump and his treatment in the us media every week there was so much material that take the night before the episode with jon trump took to twitter he started and $126.00 tweet rant $126.00 for the most part attacking the a bomb administration and eventually turning to joe scarborough host of m s n b c who trump accused of killing him in 10 years ago now is that breaking ne

caitlin?rwise, i mean, you could be reagan and be an actor or, you know, a radio talk show host or something on the radio that he did, i don't remember. or you become a political celebrity but either way you have to make publicity for yourself in order to capture the public imagination before you even start talking about your policies in order to get that attention that you are a person and that you're seeking this nomination and that you're like a person of the people, again a celebrity. >> absolutely, excellent. the importance of a systematic large scale privately sponsored publicity buildup in order to gain political legitimacy. and this is something that john f. kennedy studies and recognizes and uses in his campaign to win the democratic nomination in 1960. and it's notable as we will talk about on thursday that his challenger was lyndon johnson, the most powerful democrat in the country, that had all of the authority of working within the democratic party since the time of the new deal,

thank you so much for having me my name's caitlin about why i'm a chaplain at mount sinai hospital in new york city and i'm also a presbyterian minister. will occur. in some ways and so far as i'm working with patients families and staff my days have not changed and in others obviously there's an increased amount of distance that i have to keep trying my patience and moments that are so internet and that otherwise i would intentionally be very close with them. you know when we're going out at death we have a loss we always encourage patients and families we're families to touch the body to be with their loved one to hold them to sing to them to pray for them and we're having to get creative and think about new ways to mark and to create new rituals with people that. are meaningful for that moment and meet people where they're at. can you design teams. since not trying to win some of these. and not. that we need. the. money soon that needs you. the most. when we. so the grieving process for me involves of 5 stages you know as a list as elizabeth ross has mentioned and that involves den

it is fake news, caitlin. fake news. cnn. it is perfect for cnn. >> you did not complain about the cdc at the beginning? me a trump: you're asking wiseguy question. at the beginning. i did not put cdc there. the cdc has been there long before the trump administration came in. they had a test that was something that happened to it -- led, but it was a problem, short-term problem. it lasted for a week. they got that salt and the end result is, this was done by private companies and people we got involved, and we have done, you look at the numbers. i know you do not like to talk about the numbers. but for the first week they had problems, cdc, because something went wrong with one of the tests. that could happen. i am not blaming cdc. he has done a very good job. i think my whole team is done a very good job. it is not only might seem. cdc has been there for a long time. there is some great talent and the cdc. ideal of them. now what you're saying is we have done 14 million tests. let's go back to the first week. cdc has done i

that includes caitlin from mercy high school. her next stop, san diego state university.mail your photos to 2020 grads at cbs.com. or use the #kpix. include their name and something about them. and no professional photos please. and you may see them on tv. >>> we are heading in to mother's day weekend. although everyday should really be mother's day. but this sunday is a special day for many mamas out there. and it looks like it's going to be beautiful, paul? >>> it should be very nice on sunday. i think more clouds than sunshine. et cetera personally near the bay and along the coast. the marine lay erroling back through the golden gate this evening. it made for a spectacular view at sunset this evening. the golden gate bridge is in here. you'll have to take my word for it. that was a nice way to get the weekend started. we're talking about temperatures dipping back down into a mix of 50s. and 60s. and 70s. 51 degrees in the city with that fog that you're seeing right now as we look out over the bay bridge toward the east bay. temperatures won't drop a whole lot more but

because i cry when i have to put your i think it's very emotional physical it's completely draining and caitlin has taken over our life i have patients come into crying and screaming people to stock up stairs on a regular basis every hour of the scare quotes for part of the rest i just can't really describe every day is just worse than the last i'm going to she now half one because i'm going to come back tonight because we're desperately short. and and things are very difficult i'm where we struggling where you just do what we can. tell you people love. and i want i want you to see me like this because i want people to realize how serious it is and i want you to tell me if you know anyone that's going out and they need to see groups of people within a week to say something to them i want you to say you need to stay doors and you need to stop spreading and people need to talk can. join me at. on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see of that. business like a horse race or it's like a marathon there are $200.00 or so tr

face serious consequences if they reopen to quickly top doctors say the pandemic is far from over caitlin collins has more on the battle between the physicians and the politicians. >>as the president pushes for the nation to reopen one of his top health experts had a dire warning about doing so too soon if you've got to an adequate response. we will have to deleterious consequences of more infections and more debt doctor anthony fauci was one of 4 top health experts who testified virtually before a senate committee where he and others were pressed on whether the country is ready to reopen it's important to emphasize that we're not out of the which. >>that'll contends we months, but we are more prepared. >>more than 80,000 people in the united states have died from coronavirus well the president has privately question whether that number is inflated doctor fauci said it's likely higher i don't know exactly what the entire. >>but almost certainly is higher. one day after trump claimed the u.s. had prevailed on testing. democrats and one republican on the committee pushed back that this admi

caitlin rivers of johns hopkins university.ch for making time on this friday night. >> thanks for having me is. >>> coming up, there is one other country in the world using to donald trump playbook to respond to the coronavirusle bill neely reported live from brazil where the pandemic is t getting out of control. control home is playground,gym, and concert hall. and cvs health is helping, with free home prescription delivery, telehealth from aetna, and support for caregivers. we're doing all we can to help you stay well, as you stay in. because now more than ever, home is where the heart is. cvs health. truly transformative sleep. so, no more tossing and turning. because only tempur-pedic adapts and responds to your body... ...so you get deep, uninterrupted sleep. during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, all tempur-pedic mattresses are on sale! during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, iit's not "acceptable oor nothing." and it's definitely not "close enough or nothing." mercedes-benz suvs were engineered with only one mission i

rob: what can we expect, caitlin vincey, thanks for coming out today. what should we expect? >> thanks for having me on this morning, appreciate it. the nascar season, only four races into the year. we went through this stay-at-home pandemic. a bit of unknowns, the biggest factor the changed is the fact they won't have practices or qualifying going into these races typically on a normal race weekend, the drivers would have an opportunity to get behind the wheel and have several crack positions, fight as well, have a better understanding of where their setup is before the race comes around, they are getting behind the wheel to go out and race at one of the racetracks at darlington raceway. that has the drivers on edge. with jimmy johnson, we are not really sure how this will play out, they are looking forward to getting behind the wheel, that will provide additional challenges. jillian: the statement on covid-19 modifications, it is a huge responsibility for us as a sport, we will learn as we go. the industry and the confidence that we can be first in here is the nascar covid-

. >>> that is our producer caitlin sending love to her mom but we also want to wish >>> happening today the season finale of macgyver, the team is battling codecs which wants to save the planet even if it means killing off a large portion of the planet. we talked to the star about how his role has rubbed off on him as he shelters in place. >> i had a stapler i just got, it's like a sewing machine but it's a stapler. >> reporter: no, i've never seen that before. >> i started making masks and my brother got me a 3-d pen and i just realized it's like a printer. with plastic. and i saw this kid who makes things with masks that stretch them tight, and i was like man, it would take forever but i probably could make some of those myself. >> watch the season finale of macgyver tonight at 8 pm right here on kpix 5. >>> this may cbs will take you back to a simpler time with sunday night at the movies, this week we travel back to 1994, the year the houston rockets run the one their first nba championship. and lisa marie presley married michael jackson. it was also the year and iconic film hit thea

name is kaylee and i'm a historian at the national museum, today i have the pleasure of interviewing caitlin about her book, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you so much for having me. >> i'm going to give you a second, she is a great stream of photos that she's going to put up for us so we can see as we discussed the book today. >> let me see if i can figure this out. here we go. >> this is just going to roll, nothing specific,. >> enjoy the photos as we discussed, this is a wonderful new book that is just came out april 21st, something for us to read in this time and just to do a quick introduction, doctor is in a professor at texas woman's university and coincidentally, is home of the archive. and this is a book that is very special for her and i'm sure she will talk about her journey to getting this book to publication. i want to start, something i'm always fascinated by, how did you get started on this topic, when did you learn about it, what hooked you in? >> that's a great question and thank you so much for having me in talking to me today, i would like to show this picture, t

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i have to say before we go, big shout out and a happy birthday to our producer, caitlin, whose birthday is this weekend . happy birthday to you. >> happy birthday. hoyofun times with your new kitty cat. we hope you have a wonderful day. cbs this mornin is ♪ is >>> good morning to you and welcome to "cbs this morning." it's friday, may 15th, 2020. happy friday to you. i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. whistle-blower warning. a top government official criticizes the administration for a lack of ldership as the cdc released scaled back guidelines for reopening. >>> plus, a new fda warning about a popular coronavirus test. >> kids in danger. a new alert for a rare but sometimes deadly illness in children. which may be linked to the virus. we'll answer your questions about keeping kids safe. >> tensions erupt over safety ih

experts former cdc director doctor tom frieden and johns hopkins infectious disease expert doctor caitlin questions before socially distance house lawmakers today. most doctors say in order to safely reopen the country the u.s. still needs to ramp up testing and contact tracing develop plans to quarantine those who are exposed and isolate those infected doctor fauci is scheduled to testify before a republican controlled senate committee later this week. >>well as states across the country shift toward reopening major pro sports leagues are taking a step closer to resuming operations tonight update surrounding the nfl nba, and major league baseball starting with the mlb we could soon see a formal proposal submitted to the players union that outlines plans to begin the season. a development first reported by espn. this proposal is likely to include a spring training that starts in the middle of next month leading to the opening of the regular season in early july for the last several weeks ideas have emerged about isolating teams and different spring training locations but there is also the

there were researchers, like caitlin rivers and others, who were reporting that at the time.ta was saying was there seems to be a signal that something could be spreading. it was at the high end of the range we would have expected in a normal season. >> brennan: so there were warning signs. dr. birx said on friday that about 5% of america or so has been tested. what do you make of those numbers? >> doctor: well, i think the operative number -- look, we ramped up testing substantially in this country. there is no question. we're doing about 500,000 tests a day, and that is going to grow substantially as we get new systems into the market. i think the important statistic to watch is how many tests are being run per day, not the total number tested over the last three months. we're testing over half a million a day, which is high. i think had is a good number. i don't think testing capacity will be the challenge heading into the fall. i think getting access to testing will be the challenge. what will aren't going to be are sites to go get tested very easily. that's why we need t

as cnn's caitlin collins report, even tow president trump said he had very little contact with this five officer, the president will be tested daily now to make sure he is free of the virus that has infected northern 1.2 million americans. >> it's a big deal. >> reporter: today there is the first known case of coronavirus inside the west wing. >> yeah, it's a little bit strange. >> reporter: a member of the u.s. navy who serves as one of president trump's personal valets has tested positive, upsetting president trump when he found out and raising concerns about his own possible exposure. the valets are members of an elite military unit assigned to the white house who worked incredibly first to the president and the first family. >> i've had very little personal contact with this gentleman. i know who he is, good person. i had little contact. mike had little contact with him. >> reporter: sources tell cnn the unidentified male exhibited sims i symptoms on the white house grounds this week but it was unclear when he was in the oval office. a white house spokesman said the president and vic

all over the country are reopening but top doctors in the country say the pandemic is far from over caitlin collins has more now on the battle between the physicians and the politicians. >>as the president pushes for the nation to reopen one of his top health experts had a dire warning about doing so too soon if you just got to and adequate response. we will have to deleterious consequence of more infections and more debt doctor anthony fauci was one of 4 top health experts who testified virtually before a senate committee today where he and others were pressed on whether the country is ready to reopen it's important to emphasize that we're not out of the witcher. >>that'll contends that we months but we are more prepared. >>more than 80,000 people in the united states have died from coronavirus well the president has privately question whether that number is inflated doctor fauci said it's likely higher i don't know exactly what the entire. >>but almost certainly is higher. one day after trump claimed the u.s. had prevailed on testing. democrats and one republican on the committee pushed b

let's also talk about, caitlin, the fact that president trump was j you going after the attempt by officials in michigan to allow people to vote by an septembereeism by mail and to expand absentee without a need to do so there are lots of states that do this. oregon has been doing it for years. republicans states, utah has been doing it for a long time, in fact, there was a significant vote by mail effort in that california congressional district that a republican just one. again, this doesn't seem to be based on facts and they seem to be in states democrats are polling well in when it comes to his re-election effort. >> reporter: he is not citing evidence when he talks about this massive fraud he believes happens when there is mail-in voting. historically, republicans have been against something like this. this is changing underneath this because of the pandemic and people are concerned about going to vote. you saw what happened in wisconsin when people went to vote and there was an outbreak, of course, of coronavirus in some of those places. so that itself the concern. it's not just democr

while he was on the golf course on sunday caitlin collins has more. >>on this memorial day president trump laid a wreath at arlington national cemetery to honor those who have sacrificed their lives and addressed coronavirus as he remembered fallen soldiers in a speech at fort mchenry in baltimore in recent months our nation. >>and the world have been engaged in a new form of battle. against an invisible enemy earlier today, president trump threatened to move the republican national convention from north carolina. >>if the state's governor doesn't commit to allowing a full attendance, the convention has been planned for months and is scheduled for late august, but the coronavirus pandemic has got into up and both it and the democratic national convention the week before on twitter trump complained that north carolina's democratic governor roy cooper is still in shutdown mood and unable to guarantee that by august will be allowed to hold a full convention, vice president mike pence said they may move it to a state that's further along in reopening we a

yeah tonight, we're congratulating caitlin tuck kalen is graduating from leland high school in san jose and she plans on attending the university of oregon in the fall, so congratulations kaylin quack quack you can let us know about a graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab. then submit a picture of the person let us know which high school the a graduate of 10 did and what is coming up next for him or her love to see those smiling faces and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8. >>but bratton i are going to back to the top of the hour with kron 4 news at 9 police show up to break up this crowd clearly not practicing physical distancing. outside of bars in san francisco's marina district wide some of those owners feel like they're caught in the middle of city enforcement and people just anxious to go out again and former a's manager art howe testing positive for covid-19 tonight though. >>his family has an update on his condition, those stories and much more just minutes away on kron 4 news at 9. >>you're watching kron 4 news at 9. >>now, and

caitlin collins has been traveling with the president and is in florida where the president was todayor the delayed astronaut launch. any reaction from the president tonight on this grim milestone? >> reporter: not yet, erin. you know, the president came here hoping to hit a much more milestone, talking about what was going to happen with the first american spacecraft to launch in nine years. instead, he's returning back to washington, hitting this very grim and painful milestone for a lot of people of 100,000 deaths here. as you noted, it's not only a number that the president said he didn't think we would hit, he thought it was a death rate of coronavirus would be lower than this. if you look at the president's twitter feed in recent days, he's hardly made mention of the total we were coming close to, except to say and push back on his critics who said he had not done enough soon enough and he was saying if he hadn't done what he did, there would be close to 1.5 million to 2 million deaths in the u.s. that came from a study that said if there was zero mitigation efforts. the preside

. >> caitlin collins is outfront at the white house.the president making it clear he's focuses on reopening the economy. these jobs numbers well aware of the pain here. the numbers will tell a very different story. >> reporter: yeah, erin, what you're seeing at the white house is they're bracing for friday. they know it going 's going to . kevin hassett has been probably the most blunt about everybody, talking about what this is going to look like. they want to get everybody ready for how grim the news is going to be on friday. that's why there's so many questions about what's going to be next by the white house and congress. is there going to be a another bill? when will it come and what's going to be in it? the president has made clear his priorities are a payroll tax cut and deduction for businesses for meals and entertainment and things like that. democrats said they don't believe that's what people need right now. of course republicans have even been incredibly cool to the idea of a payroll tax cut saying that's not going to help w

caitlin is graduating from leland high school in san jose and she plans on attending the university of oregon in the fall congratulations kaley and you can let us know about any graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 it's under the news tab and then submit a picture of your grad let us know the high school the graduate attended and what's coming up next for him or her all right on to a new and better life a 1000 chickens landed in grass valley last night after being saved from an iowa slaughter by a local animal rescue heather janssen reports. >>you could call them heroes for these hence the california gurls kelsey lead to one of many helping these chickens get the heck out of dodge fort dodge iowa. that is i've never spread their wings and they lived in a space that was just a square foot stuck from living in cages now on to their new temporary home animal place in grass valley for us. the rescue team flew them from iowa to save them from slaughter after the farm the 10's weren't shutdown struggling due to covid-19 we have the space we have the facil

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covid-19 is just beginning and that the best way to save the economy is to stop its spread doctor caitlin rivers of johns hopkins says the u.s. still has 25 to 30,000 new cases a day we risk complacency in accepting the preventable deaths of 2000 americans each day, new jersey governor phil murphy is one of the people making the tough decisions state by state non essential retail your morning noon and night. >>i appreciate all that with all due respect this is the fight of our lives every state or locality has its own slightly different version of the things that employees and customers ought to do. bradley says retailers understand the importance of safety when they do reopen, but says businesses need more clear and consistent guidance on safety measures. >>in washington, alexandra le mon. >>where house explosion sends 2 people to the hospital i'll tell you why they are >>8.29 and new this morning has been an explosion at a warehouse in san leandro kron four's rana harvey tells us what happened rana. >>in dari and is now become an active criminal investigation you can see right here that

but at the same time, caitlin's right, the conversation instead is being driven by the president.specially as he set the 60-day time marks for when he's going to expand or extend these policies on immigration. it's setting him up to talk about these tough policies and to try to show he's doing something to protect americans from unemployment and from the pandemic through the lens of immigration at these key points along the campaign as we get closer and closer to november. >> thank you both for your reporting. >>> you know her as jane roe, the woman at the center of the famous supreme court case on abortion. she made a shocking deathbed admission about why she became an anti-abortion activist. i'll talk to the reverend who brought her to the cause next. r. we live in uncertain times. however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the men and women of the united states postal service. we're here to deliver cards and packages from loved ones and also deliver the peace of mind of knowing that essentials like prescriptions are on their way. every day, all across america, we delive