was 90 percent but i could refuse to meet alone without a fight at camp david now at camp david brock took his position i don't want to meet alone are 5 i don't want to build that kind of personal connection because again once i'm with arafat's alone he will write down everything and barack would say he always says it's not our photos as it's notepad and he writes on everything that people say keep it in his pocket and one day will come out and say barack has agreed to divide jerusalem and so i can't accept that they felt they did not have come they have it. well and you know in the zone aka how do you want arafat to go to camp david and end the conflict without getting a written offer from barack i'm certain that if he had been presented with a written offer he would have asked to have had it and initialed and put it in his pocket and i'm certain of that that. before agreeing to attend the camp david summit on a fact sort of assurances that he would not be made the scapegoat if the talks fail . on a fact rejected by next proposals at camp david he concluded the palestinian state in v

. >> -- at the white house or camp david? >> we're going to have it probably at the white house and maybe a little combination at camp david, but primarily at the white house. so if we do the g7, when that all comes together, probably it will be in d.c. at the white house. okay? but there could be a piece of it at camp david which is nearby. [ inaudible question ]. >> yeah. so, again, the relationship with russia has improved greatly, especially since the russian hoax has been proven totally false. and illegal what they did. this is an illegal hoax, and they got caught. they got caught doing a lot of bad things. let's see how that turns out but our relationship with russia has come a long way in the last few months. i think the open sky will all work out. but right now, when you have an agreement and the other side doesn't adhere to the agreement, we're not going to adhere to it either but i think something very positive will work out. >> what? [ inaudible question ]. >> i'm thinking about going. that will be next week, to th

in fact, president trump is right now at camp david. he has been meeting with some of his most conservative firebrand allies on capitol hill at his camp david retreat to talk about how they can advance those baseless claims against the former president. wolf? >> even while he's at camp david he's been tweeting today, going after one tweet obamagate, then admonishing the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell i love you b. but this is 100% true referring to what he calls obamagate. time is running out, get tough move quickly or it will be too late. don't let them get away with this. then he puts in @lindseygraham south carolina. what does he want? he wants investigations in the senate and the house of representatives on what he calls obamagate? because he's alleged that the president committed the biggest political crime in american history, the former president. >> yeah, it's been the biggest political crime but also the vaguest political crime because president trump has struggled to really articulate exactly what the crime is that he'

trump: i will be going to camp david for a working weekend. we will be spending a lot of time with meetings, phone calls, foreign leaders. we are looking forward to that and will be back very soon. we are doing something very big on sunday night at the lincoln memorial, that will be exciting. we will be back

very often, but i am assuming that he is a little bit stir crazy, so camp david can be some place forood thinking and cooperation with the experts that she was talking about, because they have big problems that they try dominic need to try to solve. >> i remember when i was there i love going to camp david, the president loves it. it's probably the fanciest place i have been. no marble, no granite. it is not that fancy, it is rustic. maybe that's why donald trump does not cope. he likes more marble. but it is a wonderful place and a great escape. and a great place to go with your team. >> dana: that's right, ari fleischer, donna brazile, great to having on the show, zoe included, donna. i'm glad that we got to watch the first press briefing together. thank you so much. ian bremmer is the founder and ceo of the eurasia group, i believe we have him now. one of the things that kayleigh mcenany was asked about was the president's thinking about how to deal with china going forward, she was also asked about the w.h.o., i know that you pay attention to a lot of these matters. how was china

before heading to camp david for the weekend. >> we have a lot of discussions going on at camp david, some military and some other than military. >> reporter: the house is expected to vote on two measures later this evening, one to allow lawmakers to vote remotely and the other on the $3 trillion heroes act. >> a $3 trillion liberal wish list is not a serious proposal. >> this isn't a wish list, if it's a wish list, it's for the working class people. >> reporter: both senate republicans and the white house of said the stimulus bill is dead on arrival. president trump announced new developments in operation warp speed, the administrations accelerated push for a vaccine, hoping to have one by the end of the year. the president said there are at least 14 promising candidate so far. >> when we get the good word that we have the vaccine, we have the formula, we have what we need, we are ready to go, as opposed to taking gears to gear up. >> reporter: truck drivers blowing their horns at a nearby protest could be heard throughout the event. >> those are truckers that are with us all the way

this is something that we know was going to be on the agenda for camp david. of course, we haven't gotten a readout for what happened, but going into the weekend, we know there was going to be some discussion as to how to really push these claims about the former president forward. everyone is looking toward the 2020 november election. that's kind of where it stands. but, again, it's not surprising to hear president trump himself lashing out at the former president. we know much of his presidency has been spent really going after certain key policies that the former president put into place. so, again, not a surprise here to hear him react. >> among the things that president obama said in his commencement, you know, addresses yesterday before the hbcu graduates and then later to the nation's, you know, high school and college graduates saying, you know, it's this pandemic has tore back the curtain that many are in charge don't know what they're doing. many are not even pretending to be in charge. he never mentioned the words president trump but the inference w

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i'm told president trump and other advisors are talking about vaccine development at camp david. this after president trump announced operation warp speed, in the rose garden yesterday, an effort to provide up to 300 million dollars doses of the vaccine by january 2021. you mentioned the world health organization also working toward a vaccine, the who may get some cash from the united states after all. last month the president said he's stopping payments to the who over its relationship with china, but fox news has learned that the white house now considering making payments the same amount as china. speaking of china, the president said the u.s. would have access to a vaccine even if china developed one first. this as the department of homeland security and fbi announced last week, china is trying to hack u.s. vaccine research. just a few hours after president trump touched down at camp david last night, we found out that he fired state department inspector general, who has been in the job since 2013. democrats are calling for an investigation over on capitol hill. they want doc

that's why he's up at camp david. i mentioned camp david this weekend.esterday he announced operation warp speed, a public, private partnership with private companies and the military and the department of health and human services to get vaccines to the american people as soon as possible. 100 million doses by fall, it's quite an ambitious deadline, 200 million doses by decembe december 300 million doses by january of 2021. president trump before leaving the white house yesterday, leland, said that he hopes to make this vaccine free to all americans. the president called it one of the biggest projects since the manhattan project back during world war ii. leland: first off, you need a vaccine that works before you can make 100 or 200 million doses of it. still working on that. david, thank you. kristin. kristin: the house passed the largest bill in congressional history, a $3 trillion coronavirus relief package to help struggling states and governments. senate republicans say it is essentially dead on arrival. garrett tenney is here to explain where cong

we took them everywhere in camp david. dogs are allowed everywhere.ept one day come, karl help me. as a laurel that we eat. >> yes. >> barney, who is the president's dog, kind of mean little scotty. >> mean little vaster. he used to bite me all the time. [laughter] >> barney was a troublesome dog. dave thought he was probably a squirrel. because it was kind of little so he set out after him. barney being chased by dave is going around it around at this table at high speed a while Ãb are going like this and the president walks in. he said, what is going on here? dick knowing this isn't a good thing having dave jason bernie. pulled out a doughnut of the breast breakfast trays and said dave, dave always came for food. he got the donut he got dave out of their and we went back to our lodging 10 minutes may be a fellow knocks on the door, he is in full dress uniform he's the camp commander and he said, sir, dave is not allowed in laurel again. obviously had been sent by the president to tell us not to bring dave to laurel again. the president was really ni

president himself has left the white house for a weekend at the presidential country retreat, camp daviden for the country to open up to be back in business again. conscious of an election on the horizon and the electorate in rising numbers of unemployment and with the economy suffering. military jets flew over several us cities on saturday, wondering healthcare and essential workers. over new orleans... phoenix, arizona... and washington, dc. the might of the us military on show for a fight that is far from over. here in britain, ministers are studying proposals aimed at getting the economy restarted, including easing some measures of the lockdown. 28,131 people have now died from the virus. the government has announced a new series of measures to help domestic violence victims. chris mason reports. this is what relative liberation looks like right now — being able to throwjunk into a skip. in manchester this afternoon, the prospect of a trip to the reopened tip had people queueing to get in. just couldn't wait to get rid of the stuff before it piles up anymore! at this time of year, ev

but again, back to camp david. he's going with some conservative lawmakers.ne thing we are told they will be talking about is how to push forward this conversation on these claims that obama was involved in some sort of conspiracy. hmm, kristen holmes for us, thank you so much. >> thanks, kristen. >>> so, let's talk about states reopening here across the country. because millions of new yorkers are still under a shelter in place order. however, governor andrew cuomo announced five regions in the state will be allowed to begin phased reopening. >> to the southern tier in new york. let's go to polo sandoval in binghamton. streets still empty behind you. it's still early on a saturday morning but a lot of optimism that folks will return to a lot of those shops. plans still have to be written up. >> reporter: yeah, exactly, victor and christi, look when it comes to obvious signs of phase one they're really not that obvious. a lot of what we're seeing, manufacturing, construction projects we'll hear from one contractor that you'll hear from shortly in a little whi

as we mentioned president trump at camp david back here in d.c. tomorrow participating in a fox news town hall tomorrow evening and then hitting the road jon, going to be heading out the to arizona on tuesday. jon. jon: mark meredith at the white house. thank you, mark. meanwhile chinese commune fist party tactics shifting now to resemble classic russian disinformation campaigns. u.s. state department official says it's all in an effort to pin the blame for the the coronavirus on america. rich edison has more. reporter: official chinese government spokesman pushing russian propaganda. >> the u.s. establish multiple biolong call laboratories in former ussr countries but kept a mouth shut regarding function, purpose, and safety. story ends up in state run media like c imrks tn becomes multipronged chinese government narrative state department officials took notice they say china's covid-19 disinformation campaign is evolving quickly shifting to elevate and amplify russian disinformation. the head of the state department global engagement center tell

president trump himself has left the white house for a weekend at the presidential country retreat camp davidston has this report. large parts of the us are slowly starting to open after weeks in varying state of lockdown. —— after weeks in varying states of lockdown. in texas, beaches have opened. for many, it couldn't come soon enough. it is so awesome to be out of the house, and in galveston, the beach is beautiful. we've just been desperate to get out of our houses and the beaches are one of our biggest things. it's really going to bring a somewhat sense of normalcy back. but authorities say they're still taking care. we're trying to dress as best we can but our main goal is, you know, if we have a couple of thousand — couple of hundred thousand people down here, our main thing is we just want to get them home safe. authorities in san francisco have extended the stay—in—place order until the end of may. i think it's a really smart decision, just to keep everybody safe, and i think we can do this together. we feel so fortunate that our mayor, london breed, has really — was the first one in

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and before leaving for camp david today, the president left us with this quote. hopefully we're going to come in below that 100,000 lives lost, which is a horrible number. and indeed it is. here's another one. this is the current death toll as of our air time tonight. you see it there. almost 65,000 people across our country. the president had been using 60,000 as a kind of benchmark death toll estimate in weeks past. no more. tonight nbc news reports 14 possible covid vaccines are now being developed as part of the administration's new program to fast-track one for use as early as january. that number was, quote, whittled down several weeks ago from 93 vaccines in development that were studied as part of the program known as "operation warp speed." the goal is to have three or four vaccines make it through final testing, cleared for use early next year. late this afternoon, the fda announced it's allowing emergency use of remdesivir to treat the virus. it's the drug dr. fauci says has proven effective in early trials. prior to this, though, it has not been appro

. >> the president is spending the weekend right now, he's up at camp david. he's been busy, also, at the same time, on twitter. what's the latest that he's saying? >> he certainly has been, wolf. and i think it's particularly notable because white house officials have repeatedly described the president's weekend at camp david as a working weekend. saying that he is meeting with some of his top aides, including the national economic council director, larry kudlow, the white house chief of staff mark meadows, but the picture we are seeing on twitter is a president focused on anything but this coronavirus pandemic. the president has issued 38 tweets. almost none of them focus on coronavirus. instead, the president is focusing his attention, his energy, on attacking news anchors, accusing fbi officials of treason, and retweeting praise for himself. wolf, that is what we are seeing of the president on twitter. and, again, 38 tweets or retweets, is the count so far. wolf. >> spending the night at camp david. be back at the white house tomorrow. jeremy diamond, we'l

president trump right now is with advisors at camp david, taking a look at vaccine development. opes to have 300 million vaccines, eric, in january of 2021, that's called operation warp speed. eric. eric: david, that can't come soon enough. thank you. arthel. arthel.♪ arthel: well, eric, a top bernie sanders campaign advisor speaking out in a memo, warning that a, quote, significant portion of sanders' supporters will not support joe biden in the fall. jacqui heinrich is following this from new york city. hi, jacqui. >> reporter: hey, arthel. former senior sanders advisor jeff we'v weaver warned of a trd that could block biden's path to the white house if he can't youl more support from sanders' base. he said former vice president needs to improve his numbers with latinos, working class voters and young people, saying they will make a difference in seven battleground states. despite sanders' efforts to rally his base, a poll showed 14% of sanders' supporters don't plan to vote for biden and 60% said they weren't excited to support his nomination. weaver said he has to get them on

we spend a lot of time at camp david as carl knows it was the undisclosed location. it's the same in the sense that you find joy in life even though you are in a dreadful time. we also had our big labrador. add global launch, he walked in and ou had a date with him and maybe joyce was over here and barney who is the president's dog and kind of a mean little saudi. -- scotty. the president walks in and he says what is going on here and knowing it isn't a good thing, he pulled up a doughnut or something off of the breakfast tray and sitcom and he always did. he got dave out of thei and we t back to our lodging. ten minutes may be a fellow knox on the door in full uniform he's the camp commander and he said dave isn't allowed there again and he'd obviously been sent by the president, but the president was really nice about dave but not about him chasing barney. >> they play an enormous role. they brought the weimer einar and have an accident on one of the rugs and was sent into exile in gettysburg. one unknown fact about the white house as it is a burial ground of the p

. >> a little while later the president left for camp david, maryland. house minority leader, kevin marc mccarthy, mark meadows and several other house g.o.p. lawmakers plan to join the president there over the weekend. -boarding marine one, the president stopped to talk briefly with reporters gathered on the south lawn. >> we will be going to camp david. we have a lot of meetings scheduled. i think they will be very successful meetings. we are getting a lot of gear out. we are getting a lot of fwouns out and protective equipment. the governors have all been very thankful. we received a lot of calls today from governors. they are very first half for the job we are doing, and that is good. do you have any questions? [inaudible question]

i'll be going to camp david tonight with a lot of different people, we have different things happening. various people, including some of the folks from the hill, and some of our great leaders. different things, different things. no, not so much baseball. baseball could happen, but it will happen the right way. we have all the cards because we have the cards for the american people. i know what they want and i've always know what they want. that's why i'm sitting here. the 's is going to happen but it is going to happen in a much better way for the american people. . is going to happen but it is going to happen in a much better way for the american people. thank you. hoganyland governor larry taking part in the farmers to families program. the agriculture secretary sonny perdue was there. all of the more masks. wore masks.em more >> you can do so much different step with all these different items. it is substantial, there is a great variety of different injury can do with it. >> that's very helpful. >> 100%. right off the farm. >> the program was designed to prioritize sulfur. >> exact

. >> you want to have the g7 at the white house or camp david?e going to have it probably at the white house and maybe a little combination at camp david. primarily at the white house. so if we do the g7, when that all comes together, probably it will be in d.c. at the white house. okay? but there could be a piece of it at camp david, which is nearby. >> [ inaudible ]. >> so, again, our relationship with russia has improved greatly, especially since the russian hoax has been proven totally false and illegal, what they did. this was an illegal hoax. and they got caught. they got caught doing a lot of bad things. so let's see how that turns out. but our relationship with russia has come a long way in the last few months. i think that the open sky will all work out. but right now, when you have an agreement and the other side doesn't adhere to the agreement, we're not going to do it either. but i think something very positive will work out. >> [ inaudible ]. >> what? >> the rocket launch? >> i'm thinking about going. that will be next week to the ro

speaking as he arrived back at the white house summers weekend retreat at camp david donald trump again boasted that a cure would be found by the end of the year contrary to timelines from medical experts the u.s. has the most virus deaths and infections in the world by far more than 89000 people have died and there are about 1400000 cases those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after risking it all statement on somebody's life now . the promise of peace in the middle east. but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center of the palestinian struggle now more than 40 years after to stablish mint how far has the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for a palestinian home of p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera.

speaking as he arrived back at the white house in his weekend retreat at camp david donald trump again boasted that a cure would be found by the end of the year contrary to timelines for medical experts the us has the most virus deaths and infections in the world by far more than 89000 people have died and there are over 1400000 cases the government in qatar has made it mandatory to wear a mask for anyone going outside those caught without any covering face a fine of nearly $55000.00 or up to 3 years in jail the new measures come into effect as the gulf nation struggles to stem the spread of the virus it's now recorded more than 30000 cases but the death toll is relatively low with 15 fatalities. so those are the headlines the news continues on al jazeera off the inside story statement that so much about them. and finally israel has governed months of elections and political deadlock of lead to an unprecedented power sharing cabinet enjoyment netanyahu and benny gantz will both lead it over the next 3 years but with different agendas can these 2 men actually work to get that this is in

pandemic response thus far what we expect from him moving forward today in advance of his trip to camp david will be an event in the rose garden that will be on vaccine development this is another key component for trying to reopen the economy but again the prospect had a bleak there because the outlook is that even if things are accelerated on vaccine development things are going well it could be at least 18 months to 2 years another say there may never be a vaccine to get the sense where you are there the white house can believe that maybe mr trump's advice is going to have to rethink the way that he is clearly pushing for the 3rd quarter it will come good financially in the 3rd quarter if you've got the doug jones opening day of today if you've got heading for $45000000.00 people unemployed if you got 3 trillion dollars of a stimulus package from a fiscal point of view you simply nobody could turn that around by the 3rd quarter come be done. you know and i think what you've really nailed down on our drill down that's important in all of this is that when the president talks about things b

the president says he may reschedule a meeting of the group of seven nations to take place at camp david after having canceled the in person gathering due to the pandemic. the president tweeted he is considering the move "now that our country is transitioning back to greatness." the event was scheduled for june and was set at camp david but in march the senate would instead be held by videoconference because of the virus. racingnd bangladesh are for a cyclone into decades. millions of people have been evacuated. this is the equivalent of a category three hurricane with per hour. 112 miles global news 24 hours a day on bloomberg. powered by more than 120 journalists and analysts. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg markets" and i am vonnie quinn. chairman powell reiterated more fiscal aid may be needed. our next guest agrees. this will help revive consumer confidence so let us get to michael mckee. mike: thank you. we are going to welcome our president of the dallas federal reserve, robert kaplan. i note that you are back in your office and we are starting to reo

resident donald trump will theel to camp david for first time leaving the white house compound for more than a month. the president is preparing to resume travel and reopen the economy. york isus from new annmarie hordern. a potential glimmer of hope from the u.s. walk us through the latest data. >> a potential in the sense of what we are seeing in the data looks like a flattening of the curve. and you look at the average for the country. average of cases has grown by 1.2% from the day before. that is down from what we saw last week, an average of 3%. -- when always a "but" you look at some of the states, things are getting worse including new jersey, the neighbor of new york, reporting 460 new deaths. texas also saw its highest death toll and on the west coast in california, they are seeing a pickup in cases. the biggest one-day jump of new infections. on the average, things seem to be getting better but there are certain spots where things are getting worse. ra: and also, a lot of excitement about gilead's coronavirus treatment. how close are we to fda approval? -- a lot ofup exciteme

president trump ended his 32—day white house lockdown by flying to camp david for a weekend of talksadvisers, all part of an attempt to kick—start the american economy ahead of elections later this year. meanwhile, the hunt for a cure for the virus goes on. david willis, bbc news. with all immigration into the us suspended over coronavirus, many asylum—seekers are trapped in lockdown in mexican border cities. activists fear that if they miss their court dates, their claims for asylum will be summarily dismissed. meanwhile, the situation inside the shelters and on the streets of tijuana amid the pandemic is steadily getting worse. will grant reports. constant cleaning, the only defence against coronavirus in this migrant shelter in tijuana. social distancing is impossible here — should a single case of covid—19 get in, everyone would be at risk. this woman shares a flimsy tent with four relatives. she left el salvador a year ago and has spent months in these conditions while her asylum application is processed in the us. with no—one allowed to leave the shelter during lockdown, and wi

the event, originally scheduled for june, was said to take place at camp david but in march the u.s.aid it would instead be held by videoconference because of the coronavirus outbreak. the trump campaign is reportedly recruiting doctors to publicly back the president. according to the associated press, these doctors would say the economy needs to be revived as quickly as possible without waiting to meet safety benchmarks. the campaign confirms it is signing up doctors good it is not saying when the initiative would begin. the european union is signaling it will not punish member countries for breaking the blocks deficit rules to tackle the coronavirus. it may link their access to recovery funds on how will the countries follow advice on how to manage their budgets. every country has broken the deficit limit of 3% of gdp and spent money to keep health care systems, businesses, and jobs alive. boris johnson says the u.k. will have a track and trace system in place by june 1 capable of dealing with 10,000 new coronavirus infections a day. the prime minister set a system of tracing infec

you mentioned the president is at camp david. but the investigation into the origins of the coronavirus continues. one told john roberts, that most u.s. intelligence agencies believe that the virus originated in a chinese lab and the release was an accident, not intentional. the president this week said he could not go into detail about the intelligence gathered so far. the president was asked before he left for camp david if china could face additional economic issues over this crisis? >> a lot of things are happening with respect to china. we're not happy, obviously, with what happened. this is a bad situation, all over the world, 182 countries. but we'll be having a lot to say about that. it's certainly an option. it's certainly an option. >> before he left for camp david, the president welcomed the head of gilead sciences to the oval office, granting emergency use of the drug remdesvir to treat covid-19 patients and showing that it shortened the recovery time in some cases. for those of us who worked in infectious diseases an

. >> are you going to camp david this weekend? >> yes i am. >> before you go? >> i have been tested twice last week and once earlier this week but i will be tested. >> what is on the agenda? >> two things on the agenda. >> one issue. one big issue. >> i spoke to the president on issues. they were all good topics. we have ideas up there, we talk about fisa bill, reopening our country and rebuilding it, the transition to greatness. we have the opportunity to talk about politics as well. all races. i am glad you brought it up. we've not talked about that. something happened this week which many of you should report about. we won two special elections. when i was sworn in and took the role of minority leader it was 19 seats for the republicans to take the majority. today is only 17. we won a seat in california that we have not flipped the democrat seat in 22 years. it is a seat they won by nine points, by 12 today. in the middle of covid-19 and a situation they want to make all elections and national election by all-male ballot and change the rules of the election

so they expanded to selling targets out at camp david in north carolina and then doing all sorts of other jobs. they realized that the squadron was no longer accurate so they expanded it to women service pilots which they were men who were service pilots and they had apps on their wings for the service pilots and they were taking something that already existed calling the women service pilots and then they added air force and their to make it a nice acronym, general arnold was about the acronyms sounding right, he did not want them -- he wanted something that sounded nice, he added that in but i have not found the document to prove it yet. that back where the name change came, it was all the same group and the cooperation and collaboration was there from the beginning. if you're gonna save the dates, if you're gonna say september of 42 through september 44 to be accurate. thank you for letting me clear that up. >> i think those are the things that are really important to clear up and to understand the story better, you mentioned wings and that's one of the things the book is titled the wo

you mentioned president trump is back in washington after being at camp david for the weekend. he did not answer reporters' questions as he came off marine one, but he has plenty to talk about tonight, especially when it comes to the economy. his top economic advisor says the white house is not trying to sugar coat the new normal. >> yes, we are in a deep contraction. there's a lot of hardship out there. we have done the best we can with liquidity and cash to keep people afloat. it's very very difficult. unemployment as you know is going to continue to rise. >> the administration has been working hard with the paycheck protection program to make sure money is getting out to keep people on the payroll. we learned today that 2.2 million loans have been issued. that equals more than 1 75 billion dollars going out. the average loan size is $79,000. the administration as well as members of congress say they are eager to work on the next package. the white house seeming to embrace the idea of a payroll tax cut but not fully embracing the idea of another stimulus check going out. that

david spunt reporting on the latest washington developments the president at camp david. let's get a look at seaside heights in new jersey right now, that states governor, phil murphy, indicating that by memorial day all the major beaches in new jersey will be open, but that doesn't necessarily mean popular board walks, restaurants will be open at the same time. there will be distancing provisions in effect and a host of other developments. garrett tenney has been keeping track of all of these reopenings and just who is doing what and where. he joins us out of washington. hey, garrett. >> reporter: hey, neil good morning to you. yeah there's no doubt that memorial day is going to be a lot different for most folks this year but over the next week , more than a dozen states will gradually start to ease restrictions as we move towards this new normal. by monday, gyms, restaurants and hair salons will be able to reopenn idaho, florida, kansas , minnesota, south carolina and west virginia. casinos are starting to open up as well next week gamblers will be able to roll the dose

president trump is tackling the coronavirus response from camp david this weekend.ft the white house friday after unveiling more details about the administration's coronavirus vaccine strategy, pledging millions of doses by the end of the year. meantime, last night the house approved another stimulus package totaling $3 trillion. and for the first time in the chamber's 231-year history, it changed the rules to let lawmakers vote remotely. nikole killion is at the white house this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, jeff. that new aid bill faces an uphill battle in the senate and here at the white house where officials have dismissed it as a non-starter and threatened a presidential veto. several republican lawmakers are accompanying the president at camp david and will meet with him this weekend. president trump departed for camp david as a socially distant house of representatives voted in small groups on the largest relief package in u.s. history. >> the heroes bill is passed. >> reporter: the $3 trillion heroes act includes aid for loc

nikole killion is at the white house.eportesi t after a working weekend at camp david.re states poised to reopen this week, the coordinator of the white house coronavirus response urged caution. and, chastised anti-lockdown protestors for not social distancing, like these in michigan. >> it's devastatingly worrisome to me personally, because if they go home and infect their grandmother or grandfather who has a comorbid condition and they have a serious or an unfortunate outcome, they will feel guilty for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: as the senate heads back to work monday, the white house now indicates it may hold off on a fourth stimulus until it sees the results of previous relief efforts. >> there may well be additional legislation. there is kind of a pause period right now. >> reporter: governors, who have asked for around $500 billion in aid, are worried. >> the president and vice president and secretary mnuchin have already committed to it multiple times, and now the message seems to be changing. >> this is about firefighters, police, e.m.s., teachers at th

we will be at camp david for a working weekend. >> reporter: news just surfaced at a fertilizer plantanything about this? >> i would rather not comment on it, can jump on -- kim jong un, we will have something to say on it at the appropriate time. -- [inaudible question] >> he is doing very well in brazil, we are very proud of h him. >> reporter: [inaudible question] >> brazil has been hit very hard, but you have a president doing a very good job. >> reporter: can you say that? can you say that? >> i don't want to talk about it. >> reporter: talking about potential tariffs on china yesterday? >> we will see what is going to happen. we are not happy obviously with what happened, this is a bad situation, all over the world, 182 countries, but we will have be having a lot to say about that. it is certainly an option. it is certainly an option. >> reporter: mr. president, are you going to be social distancing during your work weekend? >> yeah, i will. >> reporter: a week ago you said that we were not happy, and then they opened up in georgia. >> i did not like the tattoo parlors, no, no,

. >> president trump has returned to the white house after spending the weekend an at camp david. the focus now, operation warp speed. getting a vaccine for covid-19 as quickly as possible. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> stay up to date on the pandemic. you can get a newsletter on the index. head to nbc bay area.com. >>> other news now, a violent scene in downtown san jose. police forced to open fire. marianne? >> i'm here on jillian street. this happened a block away from s.a.p. center. right now, if you look down the street, you can see that investigators are still processing the scene. this happened around 8:00 this morning. san hoe pleajose police say a m stabbed in the middle of the street along the guadeloupe river trail. the stabs suspect turned and moved towards officers. that is when three officers opened fire, killing the man. the stabbing victim also died. officers were not hurt. officers that f on paid affairs and the auditor will both monitor investigation. the names of the people who died have not been been released. this is the second officer shooting t

trump boarded marine one for camp david, his first trip outside of the white house since seeing offu.s. ennis comfort" in late march. any in the oval office -- friday in the oval office, the president announced the food and drug administration has granted emergency use of remdesivir. >> that's been the hot thing also in the papers and in the media for the last little while. an important treatment for hospitalized coronavirus patients. >> reporter: a recent clinical trial showed the anti-rhett viral drug could shorten recovery time in covid-19 patients by an average of four days. manufacturer guilliard sciences is donating 1.5 million doses to the federal government with initial distribution to hospitals starting monday. >> there are patients out there that can benefit from this medicine today that are hospitalized. and we don't want any time to waste for that. >> reporter: the announcement comes as the trump administration ramps up work for a potential vaccine dubbed "operation warp speed." >> nothing has ever gone this fast. >> reporter: kayleigh mcenany made her debut in the white