that was the reporting that you did, caitlyn. where children were deported without their families knowing, and deported without any plans set in motion to make sure someone could care for the child when they return to their country of origin. what have you heard from these families? >> the families are understandably shocked i think when they first learn that their kids or their relatives ended up back home. and they're worried. you know, people come to the united states for a variety of reasons, as we know. some qualify for asylum, and some don't. those who are fleeing violent situations or extreme poverty, we know that when they're returned without any prior plan put in place, that those circumstances will remain the same. so that's the difficult thing here. and that's why for so many decades like we reported under both republican and democratic administrations, safety plans have historically been put in place to make sure a child has a safe home to return to. you know, there are many protections we believe and many opportuniti

. >> caitlyn collins is live outside the white house. you've got the president clearly and directly slamming dr. fauci tonight. >> reporter: and this is notable, erin, because we know based on our reporting that the president has privately bristled at dr. fauci when he's contra dikt di contradicted in briefing rooms and this is the furlthest he's gone to criticize dr. fauchy and you heard the reporter saying that dr. fauci was playing all sides of the equation because he's offering different advice in private than what he's saying in public? he sounded irritated by what dr. fauci had testified yesterday which as you watched and it was a very sobering analysis of where the country is yet and dr. fauchy and these other top health experts were basically throwing caution on this idea of prematurely opening and what that could look like and the effects that that can have and what's notable is that answer about schools there. you saw dr. fauci talk about the effects that this is having on children. he said, of course, so far it's seen than wha

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caitlyn collins is live near the white house. what more are you learning about why the white house rejected the cdc guidelines as we've read through, many are common sense? >> reporter: a cdc official said it was the white house task force that asked for the guidelines. so they had the public health experts compile them, 17 pages worth, but then they were told they were overly proprietorshes. and the guidance for a rural area wouldn't work in places like new york city. the question is going to be are they going to use changes if they do make revisions to that and how would that work going forward? these are more detailed on how to open restaurants and schools than the guidelines we got from the white house were. >> the valet story, you broke the story today, what more are you learning tonight? >> reporter: the question is what does it change inside the west wing? the president announced they're going to be tested daily instead of weekly, because the valets not well known to the public are close to the president. they work often w

. >>> let's discuss it with caitlyn dickerson, national immigration reporter for "the new york times.lyn, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> this all connects in various ways to the president's immigration agenda, including the border wall, including giving native-born americans preference in the job market. how well is that working practically and politically? >> so, i think that right now you're seeing immigration crackdown on really significantly, and the trump administration is taking this opportunity from the coronavirus to push through these very restricti restrictive policies that it wanted to implement for sometime and, in fact, has tried and faced challenges in court. what's different now is with the pandemic, you're finding the president be able to meet these bars are reasonably tity. it's reasonable to shut the border down now. there is a risk the virus can be brought over the border. that's an argument the administration is make in court. policies could not be implemented in the pass but they may end up sticking after the virus has left. >> on thursday we learned what mi

like ethan bensdorf with the new york philharmonic, and some of the greenest, like nine- year-old caitlyn from ellicott city, maryland, who spent all weekend learning. but no matter what the skill level, no matter what the stage, setting, or instrument, the mood and message echoed just the same. that we are a country of patriots. do you think maybe we stumbled onto something here and maybe this will go on year after year? >> having something like this will continue for every memorial day. i really hope so. >> reporter: and i hope so too. and on that note, i'm steve hartman, cbs news, on the road. >> o'donnell: and i hope so, too. proof again we live in the greatest country in the world. we'll be right back. extremely sad eeling and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression... with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in

caitlyn caruso said biden hugged her just a little bit too long and laid his hand on her thigh. cole complained he was inappropriate with her. he squeezed her shoulder, complimented her smile and held her for a beat too long. stephanie said biden violated her personal space when he held her hands and touched his forehead to her at the oscars. an intern said he pressed his head to her forehead, then he called her a pretty girl. she'd called his behavior inappropriate. brett kavanaugh faced an allegation when he was in high school that nobody witnessed and it wasn't corroborated. kavanaugh had a pristine record especially with women. but the left said since he liked beer he was probably guilty of rape. there are all these women who say joe kreeched them out, not in high school, but recently. the media is just in on the joke. >> all the touchy feeley stuff. >> if you are going to run in 2020, you have to comaingt way you interact with women. jesse: we established joe is creepy. here is a news clip from abc news. >> i went to law school on a full academic scholarship. the only one i

caitlyn smith witnessed the historic moment. >> there's a lot of interesting things in the time capsulei think the bible signed by thomas hastings was significant. there's a copy of the constitution and a few ame amendments were missing. there was a silk flag with only 46 stars when the country had 48 states. >> these items encapsulated in time, memorializing generations past, giving way to a new time capsule. tomorrow, memorial ceremonies will have a different feel. people will not be here in the amphitheater. arlington national cemetery is remaining closed to the public, due to the coronavirus pandemic. while the amphitheater will have a smaller wreath laying this year, if building stands to honor those laid to rest here. >> to remember those and have a quiet moment and remember all of the sacrifices that have been made for this country. in many ways, it's been the heart and the symbol of the military. >> pretty cool time capsule. that flag with 46 stars. interesting. >>> as americans head to the beach this weekend, this holiday weekend, are they risking their lives? >> what precautio

. >> white house correspondent caitlyn collins is with us.n, who is this and how close is he to the president? >> reporter: a member of the u.s. navy, who is one of president trump's personal valets, has tested positive for the coronavirus, and of course this raises questions about the president's possible exposure to the virus. we reached out, they said they were recently notified by the medical unit that a member of the military that works on the white house campus has tested positive. they said the president and the vice president were tested after that and both tested negative for the virus. they say they remain in great health. but to give you some perspective on who this person is, valets are members of this elite military unit, they work for the white house, and they work close to the president and the first family as well. we're told by sources that the president was upset when he was informed yesterday that a valet tested positive. the president was tested after that and the white house says he's negative. we haven't identified who t

caitlyn collins. what can you tell us? >> well, speaking of what's happening in minnesota tonight and we do know the president was briefed on this today. he was meeting with the attorney general and the deputy fbi director earlier today. they spoke about this. later the president talked about this. he said he watched this video of the police officer kneeling on george floyd's neck. he called it disturbing and talked about the affect it had on him. the question is what will happen going forward. he said that he believes justice will be served. so the press secretary said that. it's not clear exactly what that means. they didn't really say what it will look like. and declined to say if they believe charges should be brought against the officers. not a will the of detail. we know he has been getting briefings. >> listen, it took let's talk about the coronavirus. it took the president really a long time to acknowledge this grim milestone that we reached yesterday. 100,000. now it's over 100,000 people who have died. americans

let's go to the white house, caitlyn collins is on the scene for us. as the cdc is issuing these new guidelines for houses of worship across the country, the president is picking yet another serious fight with the nation's governors. >> reporter: yeah, wolf, we were expecting guidance today on how they believe these places of worship should start to reopen. but we weren't expecting the president to say that he deems them now essential businesses that if some governors don't abide by this guidelines he will overrule them. it comes as the president himself did not answer questions about the new study focusing on a drug that he himself has been taking that found when coronavirus are given hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine, it can prove harmful to them. tonight. a new study shows that an anti-malaria drug championed by president trump may harm coronavirus patients. >> hydroxychloroquine. >> reporter: the study is the largest analysis done to date. and it reveals that coronavirus patients who were seriously ill and given chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine we

we heard from caitlyn rivers testified before congress. an xp ehopkins university. she told congrs last week that while the estimates vary, we could be needing 3.5 to 10s of we are nowhere near there. so regardless of what the president says and says how we are putting out a record number of tests, it's still not enoughg anin, thething that we keep hearing is of course we need to get the onomy open. people want to go back to work. but as a business owner, as someone who runs a restaurant or nursing home or meat packk plant or any of the places that we've seen suffer outbreaks. how you can edgity matily bring people back to work if you can't outbreaks.s sick and who is noto and that is the problem we have. a gap in testing leaves us vulnerable to seeing an increased spike in caste . what do now about the administration's record on delivering wide spre testing and how that compares to what ir thident and his team areies of staments put out by the president and by the white house that are, frankly, not accurate. the predent at that infamous meeting when he was down at

always loved to do and i think i left our oldest daughter melissa and their first granddaughter and caitlyn and john mcdonald her husband. that's across the street where he served over the years so you see how far i have to go to get to the library. they used to say to my friends if you'd like to go into the library for cigars we would rock across the street and there was a little library. the church were some of our children were married and that's right on the corner where we live. c-span: i have one of those that you are talking about. it's got creases in it. who was in the photo? >> guest: that's a picture of my mother probably taken before i was born. c-span: mother on the left? >> guest: mother on the left and my aunt marty on the right that i loved it because it was such a wonderful period in the cradle car in the background. cars always take photographs. i put a car in the photographs so you'll know when they were taken but i appreciate that because my aunt marty was in the picture and was the one who gave me a copy of appomattox when i graduated from yale. that started me reading b

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