and dive right in. the coronavirus global that toll topped 182000 the number of infections at more than 2600000 director of the centers of disease control and prevention robert redfield warned a 2nd wave of the covert 19 could be much worse considering that it would likely hit next winter at the start of the flu season when the u.s. has nearly $900000.00 infections and a total death toll of more than 45000 this comes as white house. advisor dr deborah burks warned americans that to prepare for even more deaths we will continue to see mortality and among our american citizens particularly in the cities as they begin to move past because. well it turns out the 1st american lives lost a cobra 19 came earlier than originally thought will health officials in california said that tissue samples taken during autopsies showed that 2 people tested positive for the virus just weeks before this was at the start of february on tuesday the u.s. senate approved a new $484.00 trillion $1000000000.00 stimulus package for a small businesses this while president donald trump and treasury secretary steven chu chen said they would ask some businesses who received relief

and dive right in. the coronavirus global death toll topped 182000 the number of infections at more than 2600000 director of the centers of disease control and prevention robert redfield warned a 2nd wave of the covert 19 could be much worse considering that it would likely hit next winter at the start of the flu season will the u.s. have nearly 900000 infections on a total death toll of more than 45000 this comes as white house. advisor. dr deborah burke's warned americans that to prepare for even more deaths we will continue to see mortality and among our american citizens particularly in the cities as they begin to move past pete because. well it turns out the 1st american lives lost a coma 19 came earlier than originally thought will health officials in california said that tissue samples taken during autopsies.

and that is if people follow social restrictions. the president warning the next two weeks will be brutal. we begin with dr. tom friedman, former director of the center of disease control and preventionnd president of resolve to save lives. maybe give us a taste of what it's like, if you put yourself in the shoes of dr. fauci and dr. burks, to deliver that message to the president and know that then the president is going to have to be the one responsible to deliver the message then to the american people, that we got a long way to go. >> we need to act with tremendous urgency, we are all in this together and it's crucially important that we use this time, this precious time that we have to get ready because that number is not destiny, that number is a warning. what we have to do is everything in our power to prevent as many deaths as possible and that means not only that everyone needs to stay home but it also means that we need to urgently ramp up our health care system, our tracking of the virus, our public health system. that's what other countries have done to get this under control and we can do it but we have to work together with an enormous sense of the word, urgency and wel

of the laguna honda team. they are true heroes. with regard to infection prevention and control, laguna honda continues so receive support from the centers of disease control and prevention within affection nurses physicians and epidemiologists. the cdc continues to guide laguna honda in screening and retesting of staff from the two quarantined units. the experts with the staff is conducting thorough contact investigations to look for sources of infection and the potential pathway of further spread. this will inform our current actions and further development of outbreak prevention and response that takes the coronavirus situation fully into account. the cdc has also developed a web tracking system for every staff person identified as symptommic during screening or who calls in sick. this data will be instrumental to limit the spread of the virus by providing important data as staffing levels and duration of illness among staff for covid- r covid-19. they have self-screening prior to arriving at work. under cdc guidance, laguna honda improved the infection control program using the best practices from top experts to be integrated into day-to-day op

the director of the centers for disease control and prevention was called on by the president to clarify comments that a second wave of the virus could be worse. this screen that we just went through, february, we had the benefit of having the flu season benefit of having the flu season ending, so we could use all of ourflu season ending, so we could use all of our flu surveillance systems to say whoops, this is coronavirus, we need to focus. next fall and winter we are going to have two viruses circulating. we're going to need to distinguish between which is blue and which is coronavirus. so the comments i made was that it would be more difficult, not that it would be impossible, doesn't mean it is going to be more, as some people said, worse, itjust means more difficult because we will have to distinguish between the two. what i wanted to do and do again here is appeal to the american public to recognise they can really help in things like mitigation, which they really helped, i need them to help now to best prepare is by getting the flu vaccine and getting flu out of the picture. let'

hopefully you see that we have brought cdc and their amazing talent of individuals at the center of disease control and prevention and all of their abilities to this response and also to the surveillance we need in this response. i want to call your attention to the third bullet on this graphic. we are tracking those two pieces i described. the third bullet is about setting up sentinel surveillance sites to be able to find asymptomatic individuals. individuals you may have heard who are presymptomatic or asymptomatic throughout their entire disease course. we want to find them in communities of vulnerability. we will be doing that throughout nursing homes, inner city federal clinics, indigenous populations to be able to find early alerts of asymptomatic individuals in the community, and both for the syndromic cases, innfluenza cases and contact cases with support from the cdc working with each state and government. we want to be sure that all of the health care facilities have adequate ppe, and to ensure the i icus can handle capacity. we want to protect the health and safety of those living in high risk faciliti

of patients who received routine care alone. and as more states move ahead with plans to reopen their economies, the director for the centers of disease control and prevention is warning about a possible second wave of the virus. in an interview with the washington post, the director said the second wave would be worse, especially for hospitals because it would likely coincide with the start of flu season next winter.>>> in the bay area bart announced that all passengers starting tomorrow will have to cover their nose and mouth inside all stations and onboard all trains. enforcement is set to begin tomorrow when the order takes effect, but many people are already wearing masks. this comes amid similar orders in alameda, contra costa, san francisco and timoteo counties. officers will be instructed to remind riders of the new requirement. >>> san francisco is looking into a large coronavirus outbreak at an assisted living facility. the health department says there are now 67 confirmed cases at central gardens convalescent hospital in the western addition neighborhood. 39 residents and 28 staff members have tested positive for the virus since the first case su

of infections. the us has so far seen 10,000 deaths and nearly 850,000 cases. but, mr trump has taken issue with the director of the us centers for disease control and prevention a second wave of coronavirus in the autumn, combined with season flu, could be worse. earlier, the head of the world health organization said the global pandemic would not be over soon. here in the uk, the chief medical officer has warned that social distancing measures could remain in place for up to a year. after initially being one of the success stories in controlling the spread of covid 19, japan now appears to have a developing epidemic, with nearly 3,500 cases in the capital tokyo. more on that in moment — first let's hear more from president trump. if it does, it's not going to come back on anything near what we went through. but you could have a mess where they come at the same time. and if they come at the same time, the flu is not the greatest thing in the world, jeff. it's not the greatest thing either. if they come at the same time you have them both. but if we have embers of corona, coupled with the flu, that's not going to be pleasant. but it's not going to be what we'v

of the laguna honda team. they are true heroes. with regard to infection prevention and control, laguna honda continues so receive support from the centers of disease control and prevention within affection nurses physicians and epidemiologists. the cdc continues to guide laguna honda in screening and retesting of staff from the two quarantined units. the experts with the staff is conducting thorough contact investigations to look for sources of infection and the potential pathway of further spread. this will inform our current actions and further development of outbreak prevention and response that takes the coronavirus situation fully into account. the cdc has also developed a web tracking system for every staff person identified as symptommic during screening or who calls in sick. this data will be instrumental to limit the spread of the virus by providing important data as staffing levels and duration of illness among staff for covid- r covid-19. they have self-screening prior to arriving at work. under cdc guidance, laguna honda improved the infection control program using the best practices from top experts to be integrated into day-to-day op

and dive right in. the coronavirus global that told top 182000 the number of infections at more than 2600000 director of the centers of disease control and prevention robert redfield warned a 2nd wave of the copa 19 could be much worse considering that it would likely.

the director of the centers for disease control and prevention was called on by the president to clarifys that a second wave of the virus could be worse. president trump said mr redfield was totally ‘misquoted'. this spring that we just went through, we had the benefit of having the flu season ending. so we could use all of our flu surveillance systems to say that this is the coronavirus and that we need to focus. the next fall and winter we could have two viruses circulating and will have to distinguish which is the flu and which is the coronavirus. so the comment that i made is it's more difficult, does not meet its way to be more impossible, it does not mean that it's going to be, as some people have said, worse, it'sjust going to be more difficult to distinguish between the two and wanting to do it again here is to appeal to the american public to recognize they can really help like they did with mitigation, which they really helped, i need them to help not best prepare us by getting the flu vaccine in taking the flu out of the picture. let's speak to our north america correspondent

and across the country, i'm joined by dr. forme director of the centers for disease control and prevention. c.e.o. of resolved to save lives.nks so much for being with us. in new york city the death toll is more than 10,000. that's more than died in italy. what is your reaction to the scale of this tragedy? it's jus heart-rending. i live in new york city. i was born here. i was health commissioner here under mike bloomberg for nearly eight years. i did m myical training here. and all day and all night we hear the sirens. and more than 10,000 dead. and in addition, at least 3,000 deaths more than at previous times that are not now known to be those could have been people who didn't come in for care or who had other concerns. the overall -- there are overall more covid deaths. the tragedy is almost inconceivable. rison. you a c that's 10,000 deaths in about two months.du re the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic, there n estimated 30,000 deaths in this city in two years. so it's looking like that kind of devastation and it's certainly the most devastating global pandemi we've had a century. but unfortunately it isn't over. although

of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. summer vacations are a possibility. but the head of the centers for disease control and prevention says even once the current pandemic eases the u.s. can't be caught flat footed in 2021 get prepared for next year which will be another challenging time doctor robert redfield says he wants to improve early case indication isolation of the sick and the contact tracing i think we have to be direct and honest about it over the last 1020 30 years. we've underinvested in public health in this nation. >>where in the position now of preparing. significant expansion the cdc has more than 500 of its people in all 50 states. >>and the agency is working to increase that number over time get prepared for next year. >>which will be another challenging time, but i want to be able to have it. so we respond to it next year with the fundamentals of public health we don't have to go to the serious mitigation steps where they were taken to get this under control today, i'm john lawrence reporting. >>well check this out all city lights were turned blue at levi stadium to think medical professionals and

"the washington post," jim, let me read specifically what the head of the director for the centers for disease control and prevention is now saying. this is alarming. there is a possibility, he says, that the assault of the virus on our nation next winter will actually be even more difficult than the one we just went through. and he then added this. and when i've said this to others, they kind of put their head down, they don't understand what i mean. he elaborated, he said, having two simultaneous respiratory outbreaks would put unimaginable strain on the health care system here in the united states. it's very alarming, that statement from the head of the cdc. >> reporter: that is very alarming, wolf. and we've been hearing that from public health officials for weeks now, that there is that possibility, that you could see a return of the coronavirus during the upcoming cold and flu season. that obviously would throw an monkey wrench in the plans of several governors around the country trying to reopen their states. in the last several minutes president trump wrapped up his meeting with the new york governor andrew

of infectious diseases and public health policy. join the conversation, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. joining us from brooklyn is dr. tom frieden, he is the former director of the centers for disease control and prevention and served in the obama white house, and the former new city governor and the current president ceo of an organization called resolve to save lives. we'll talk about that in a moment, but i want to begin with the debate going on and states around the country. what is your advice as they look to reopen their economies? many doing it on a case-by-case, gradual basis. gov. mcmaster: -- guest: we are all eager to get out as soon as possible. but the risk if you go out too soon, we could have a resurgence of cases, and an exposure enough cases that could overwhelm our health care facilities, risk the lives of health-care workers, and result in having to go back to a longer period of time. the challenge here is to look at six different factors. a virus coming down? are we seeing fewer cases in fewer deaths for at least two weeks? second, is our health care system robust, so if there is another resurgence in cases, we can manage those cases, helping patients to survive in preventing health-c

. >> according to the director of the centers for disease control and prevention, the next few monthsl betical to prepare for a second wave of the coronavirus this winter. coinciding with the flu,ould be more deadly than the current outbreak. >> i am joined by former health commissioner. it turns out the very first death of the united states -- in the united states was february 6 in california, three weeks earlr. >> it means covid-19 was much fraudulent in the u.s. longer than we thought. it takes a couple of weeks for someone show symptoms and then another couple weeks for severe symptoms. it means the numbers we have ary certai a significant undercount. that underscores why mass testing in the u.s. is so important to understand what is happening in this country >>he tdc director is warning the second wave of infections could be worse because they could cncide wi the flu outbreak. what do you make of that? --that? >> we always thought there could be a seasonalpo comnt. it is possible we could get the second wave and i really concerned because i frankly worried of the second wave havi

united states to try and surveil in advance of the expected arrival of the coronavirus to the united states so everyone was waiting for the centers for disease control and prevention to get its test kit out and there were as we all know significant delays what has not been answered until now is what was the cause of the original the lay and the cause was contamination that's in the c.d.c.'s manufacturing assembly of those kits. they did speak to the cause and that speaks to my next question who is to blame for this delay. well of course this work was done within the c.d.c. but as part of our report in the washington post about. you know there are several problems here that i think demand more answers and that is 1st of all exactly how did these contaminated kits. escape the quality of the efforts at the c.d.c. laboratory we now know based on what we brought to light today that the c.d.c. violated its own protocol of manufacturing practices in assembling those kits so a breakdown in quality control there. can comment with us that the c.d.c. used a more complicated design for these kits then for instance the world health organization sponsored design was the c.d.c.

highly targeted groups of high risk patients and i think we also need to consider what the uptake would be on a novel vaccine so even though the centers for disease control and prevention in the u.s. recommend seasonal flu vaccine for all americans over 6 months of age the typical population coverage is less than 50 percent even though the science is clear that reduces hospitalization and so if we have a vaccine available how many doses will we have and what would be the accepted. and you know we hear time and time again it's all about testing testing and testing there's been praise for self korea taiwan new zealand and germany for rolling out massive testing early on that is not the case in the united states why are we about to start the month of may with doctors across america still crying out for more tests. i honestly do not know why our testing in the u.s. has been such a mess i'm not an expert in the supply chain issues that just certainly impacted the availability of the test kits and every agent needed and i was the samples but our strategy remains an adequate because we're not getting the task down to the lower levels of public health the state and local level

appears to be waning fresh appeals to people and policy makers to stay with the science listen to what the head of germany's center for disease control and prevention the robert koch institute said today this is for us this virus is in our country it will be in our country for months that's why we have to live for months in this so-called new normality where we have to make sure that the virus has this all chance as possible as spreading further. and that will continue to be the case as things stand at the moment. until we either have a vaccine that will give us the immunity we need when we are vaccinated and have a good vaccine a well we have better medicines that will allow us to treat the infected better faster. and my 1st guest tonight is one of the u.s. is leading epidemiologist dr jennifer horney is professor in founding director of the epidemiology program at the university of delaware she has trained rapid response teams for outbreaks including the 2009 swine flu pandemic dr warning it's good to have you on the day this is your 1st time here we're happy to have you here i'd like to get your take on the ebola draw rem to severe yesterday the

and capacity to be part of our response to this pandemic. i am there, the health department is there, and the city is there for them. with regard to cdc, centers for disease control and prevention, and the california department of public health, i am thankful for the support we have received from them as well as our federal medical partners. there is an ever changing -- this is an ever changing situation, and the ability to develop and share best practices and protocols will help slow the spread of the virus both at laguna honda and other residential nursing facilities in the city and the region. again, i am most grateful for their support and expertise. the cdc, centers for disease control and prevention, has five physicians and scientists on site at laguna honda today. they are providing much needed staff and strengthening the contact investigations which is crucial to slowing and stopping the spread of the virus. they are also providing expert knowledge to assist clinical teams in the review of clinical protocols and guidelines and any revisionsness given the fluid situation. as we learn more, as we receive more data, we will adjust our response accordingly. the california d

and capacity to be part of our response to this pandemic. i am there, the health department is there, and the city is there for them. with regard to cdc, centers for disease control and prevention, and the california department of public health, i am thankful for the support we have received from them as well as our federal medical partners. there is an ever changing -- this is an ever changing situation, and the ability to develop and share best practices and protocols will help slow the spread of the virus both at laguna honda and other residential nursing facilities in the city and the region. again, i am most grateful for their support and expertise. the cdc, centers for disease control and prevention, has five physicians and scientists on site at laguna honda today. they are providing much needed staff and strengthening the contact investigations which is crucial to slowing and stopping the spread of the virus. they are also providing expert knowledge to assist clinical teams in the review of clinical protocols and guidelines and any revisionsness given the fluid situation. as we learn more, as we receive more data, we will adjust our response accordingly. the california d

that will continue to plague the united states for some time and according to the director of the centers for disease control and prevention months will be critical to prepare for a potential second wave of the coronavirus this winter. coinciding with the flu season, he warned it could be far more devastating than the current outbreak. still no sign of donald trump in the press room. we were expecting him to be there 20 minutes ago. but, we will return to their as soon as he speaks. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo has renewed his attacks on beijing questioning if there had been a cover up in the early stages of the pandemic and he accused china of censoring those who tried to warn the world. china didn't share all of the information they had. even after they did identify it, china did not share all of the information they had. instead it covered up how dangerous the disease is. it didn't report report sustained human—to—human transmission until a month later until it was in every province inside of china. it censored those who tried to warn the world, in order to halt the testing of new samples, and it has destroyed

department of public health to accept and expend a $900,000 grant from the california department of public hit, a recipient of the grant award for the centers of disease control and prevention, for participation in a program, entitled, "california injury and violence prevention branch overdose data to action -- academic detailing," for the president of january 1, 2020, through august 31, 2022. and item 5 is a retroactive authorization to the department of public health to accept $750,000 from the california department of public health, from the centers for disease control and prevention, for a program "california injury and violence prevention branch overdose data to action -- peer to peer opioid stewardship alliance," for the period of january 1, 2020, through august 31, 2022. >> president yee: supervisor peskin, nod if you can hear us. can you hear us? okay, thank you. just wanted to make sure that you don't miss anything. >> supervisor peskin: if you can hear me. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, can you please call the roll on this item. >> clerk: on items 4 and 5, we can see you -- hello. on items 4 and 5, supervisor stefani. stefani, aye. and supervisor walton. wal

of the laguna honda team. they are true heroes. with regard to infection prevention and control, laguna honda continues so receive support from the centers of disease control and prevention within affection nurses physicians and epidemiologists. the cdc continues to guide laguna honda in screening and retesting of staff from the two quarantined units. the experts with the staff is conducting thorough contact investigations to look for sources of infection and the potential pathway of further spread. this will inform our current actions and further development of outbreak prevention and response that takes the coronavirus situation fully into account. the cdc has also developed a web tracking system for every staff person identified as symptommic during screening or who calls in sick. this data will be instrumental to limit the spread of the virus by providing important data as staffing levels and duration of illness among staff for covid- r covid-19. they have self-screening prior to arriving at work. under cdc guidance, laguna honda improved the infection control program using the best practices from top experts to be integrated into day-to-day op

isolation only traveling to the stadium and back with no family interactions supported by the deceased this is also support of a center for disease control prevention and the national institute of health to present trump chimed in over the weekend speaking to heads of many of this country's top sportingly including l.b. commissioner rob manfred players are considered a low risk to per contract inc over $1000.00 due to their age and health but the concern stance that officials pars and others in operations could contract the virus. arnold palmer may be just one name synonymous with the world of golf but for many there is another that tops it all and less today is a throwback tuesday to relive the breakthrough moment for this famous golfer 163. in the 27th masters a young 23 year old jack nicklaus won his 1st of a record 6 green jackets nicklaus clinched the victory with a 3 foot par 3 putt on the final hole to finish once or to head to tony lima over his career nicklaus won 5 p.g.a. championships 4 u.s. open titles and 3 open championships making him the all time leader with the most major in golf taking afford though 37 years to 2000 south african

of our heads, the efforts that most americans are making to stay at home and to practice physical and social distancing seem to be working according to the director of the centers for disease control and prevention, dr. redfield said because of people's efforts, the death toll could be much lower, lower, than the up to 200,000 deaths previously projected. but of course that comes along with new disturbing data showing that one group of americans is being hit harder by the coronavirus. here is the surgeon general of the united states earlier today. >> and i and many black americans are at higher risk for covid. it's why we need everyone to do their part to slow the spread. every single person who stays at home, whether you're white, black, brown, orio yellow, is a person who is not spreading covid and who is protecting their neighbors. >> the centers for disease control director dr. redfield and the

and capacity to be part of our response to this pandemic. i am there, the health department is there, and the city is there for them. with regard to cdc, centers for disease control and prevention, and the california department of public health, i am thankful for the support we have received from them as well as our federal medical partners. there is an ever changing -- this is an ever changing situation, and the ability to develop and share best practices and protocols will help slow the spread of the virus both at laguna honda and other residential nursing facilities in the city and the region. again, i am most grateful for their support and expertise. the cdc, centers for disease control and prevention, has five physicians and scientists on site at laguna honda today. they are providing much needed staff and strengthening the contact investigations which is crucial to slowing and stopping the spread of the virus. they are also providing expert knowledge to assist clinical teams in the review of clinical protocols and guidelines and any revisionsness given the fluid situation. as we learn more, as we receive more data, we will adjust our response accordingly. the california d

fauci the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases says summer vacations are a possibility. >>but the head of the centers for disease control and prevention says even once the current pandemic eases the u.s. can't be caught flat footed in 2021 get prepared for next year which will be another challenging time doctor robert redfield says he wants to improve early case indication isolation of the sick and the contact tracing i think we have to be direct and honest about it over the last 1020 30 years. we've underinvested in public health in this nation. >>where in the position now of preparing. significant expansion the cdc has more than 500 of its people in all 50 states. >>and the agency is working to increase that number over time get prepared for next year. >>which will be another challenging time, but i want to be able to have it so we respond to it next year with the fundamentals of public health we don't have to go to the serious mitigation steps where they were taken to get this under control today, i'm john lawrence reporting. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news people of all faiths are shifting through on known territory durin

the director of the centers for disease control and prevention warns of a second deadlier wave of covidcases in the winter, possibly coinciding with the start of flu season. the cdc director is strongly recommending americans get flu shots when they become available to preserve hospital capacity during the busy winter months. >>> the city of oakland announced yesterday it's providing energy grants to 90 low income small businesses in oakland to help them get through the pandemic. the money comes from private donations to the oakland covid- 19 relief fund. more than 900 businesses applied for the 90 available grants. the organization says additional funds are needed to help more low income small business owners. we have a link if you would like to donate, just look under web links at ktvu.com. >>> taking a look at the markets right now, dow jones and s&p as well as the nasdaq all up about 2%. still a lot of anxiety about there because of the pandemic we are experiencing. thousands of americans are worrying about how to put food on the table day after day. overall real quick here, is the

civil rights under law, pressing the trump administration to reveal data by way of the centers for disease control and prevention, and we weren't seeing it for race. they have now started to release some of that data, but it's still incomplete. there are some state public health departments that have been doing their part. they have been doing their part. they have been reporting data on tests, on positive cases and on deaths, which is why we know that the racial disparities across the country are as stark as they are. the federal government though should be doing its part and should be a gold standard, frankly, for how health ca re standard, frankly, for how health care professionals are going about collecting this data, compiling this data, and finally, reporting this data. we know that data is the most powerful weapon in this fight. if we are going to beat back this pandemic, we need data so that we can understand where the hot spots are and where are the places where we may need to deploy additional resources . we may need to deploy additional resources. if i can just we may need to deploy additional resourc

the united states to lead the rollout of corona virus test kits according to the washington post says the kids produced by the center for disease control and prevention gave incorrect results of faulty kits then had to be recalls and that slowed the 1st efforts to contain the spread of the virus in the u.s. . earlier we were joined on the line by the author of that before david willman from the washington post we asked him who was to blame for the contamination and the delayed rollout of the kits. well of course this work was done within the c.d.c. but as part of our report in the washington post that out. you know there are several problems here that i think demand more answers and that is 1st of all exactly how did these contaminated kits here in. this case the quality of the efforts at the c.d.c. laboratory we now know based on what we brought to light today that the c.d.c. violated its own protocol of manufacturing practices in assembling those carrots so breakdown in quality control there. can confidently was that the c.d.c. used a more complicated design for these kits then for instance the world health organization sponsored design was the c.d

practice physical and social distancing seem to be working according to the director of the centers for disease control and prevention, dr. redfield said because of people's efforts, the death toll could be much lower, lower, than the up to 200,000 deaths previously projected. but of course that comes along with new disturbing data showing that one group of americans is being hit harder by the coronavirus. here is the surgeon general of the united states earlier today. >> and i and many black americans are at higher risk for covid. it's why we need everyone to do their part to slow the spread. every single person who stays at home, whether you're white, black, brown, orio yellow, is a person who is not spreading covid and who is protecting their neighbors. >> the centers for disease control director dr. redfield and the u.s. surgeon general are two top health officials who are urging americans to stay at home. dr. deborah birx of the white house task force on the coronavirus pandemic is saying this week was not the week to go to the grocery store or pharmacy if you can avoid it. stunning images from wisconsin today,

of infectious diseases and public health policy. join the conversation, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. joining us from brooklyn is dr. tom frieden, he is the former director of the centers for disease control and preventionnd served in the obama white house, and the former new city governor and the current president ceo of an organization called resolve to save lives. we'll talk about that in a moment, but i want to begin with the debate going on and states around the country. what is your advice as they look to reopen their economies? many doing it on a case-by-case, gradual basis. gov. mcmaster: -

business that had to layoff most of its workforce and speak with people on both sides of that difficult decision. plus, the former center for disease control and preventiondirector tells us what every american can do to stay healthy and stop the spread of the virus. and we talk with nba star kevin love about mental health struggles and how to get help coping with social distancing. all of that coming up when we see you at 7:00. >>> let's take a live look outside. this is from our camera at mount back at. you can see the sunshine coming up on this wednesday morning. lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. - only invisalign treatment uses smarttrack technology. it moves teeth more comfortably and predictably than ordinary aligners. so i can create custom treatment plans for every smile. rand fast, reliable, secured internet from xfinity can help. we have plans to fit every budget with speeds up to a gig-all at xfinity.com. we'll ship you a self-install kit that make