air force academy in colorado springs.sually attracts a large crowd, but this year it's going to be closed to the public, with cadets social distancing because of the coronavirus pandemic. we'll take a live look at pictures out of colorado springs as they come. and in the meantime, retired general bob scales. in addition to a fine battlefield commander, you're also a military historian. not exactly like graduating in war time, but-- >> those pictures are telling. not only is she is cadets, their graduation ceremony shaped by the coronavirus. the minute they get their diploma, the cadets are stepping out into an uncertain world. the threats are-- in my generation, we graduated from west point, airborne school, and then vietnam. and for these kids, it's any number of deployments against any number of bad guys they'll face down from china, russia, iran, north korea, isis, the list goes on. leland: we're watching the video from 2018-2019 and you have president trump speaking and you have the cadets shoulder to shoulder and thr

you see him arriving there in colorado springs. today he'll be delivering the commencement address for the graduation ceremony. cnn's sarah westwood is following all of this. sarah, what kind, you know, of protections or guidelines are being honored by the vice president who is heading the task force. >> yeah, that's right, fred. this is actually the first time that we're seeing the president or the vice president venture outside of washington in weeks. they have been grounded for a long time in accordance with these recommendations from federal health officials that americans just should not be traveling for any reason, and they should not be gathering in groups larger than 10. obviously, this being the air force academy's commencement activity, there are going to be more than 10 people at this event but the air force academy says they're taking precautions to keep the vice president and others healthy today. they'll be marching six feet apart. they'll be sitting eight feet apart during the ceremony as are the people who are going

air force academy in colorado springs.u see some wearing masks but not the vice president who is leading the task force. cnn's sarah westwood is following all of this. help folks understand why the vice president is, you know, is defending his attendance at this commencement when most other americans are being asked to stay home. >> fred, this is the first time we've seen the president, the vice president travel anywhere in the past few weeks. they've been grounded here in washington as federal health officials have recommended that all americans avoid all kinds of travel to mitigate concerns about coronavirus. the vice president's office told me that the decision was made to have pence go ahead and attend the air force academy commencement this year after they learned the air force academy was forging ahead with an in-person event. keep in mind that universities, colleges, even high schools across this country are either delaying significantly their graduation ceremonies or they're doing them virtually. the air force acad

meanwhile, vi president mike pence left washington and traved to colorado springs to speak at the air force academy's cmencement graduates marched and sad at safe distances we gath at a time. of national crisi as the coronavirus epidemic. impact our nation. >>the ceremony taking place as the pentagon saidefense secretary mark esper will extend avl restrictions through june 30th continuing to hold the movement of military personnel and families to new assignments around the world in waington, i'm karin caifa. >>well despitstay at home orrs and continued calls for physical distancing so amerans are going out to protest the guidelines. this is happening as governors and health care officials are urging evryone to heed the warnings aboutpreading cod- with natasha chen now with a closer look at that part of the story. >>protesters stood shoulderto shoulder in many states over the last severaldays. a voice frustratio with stay at home orde and demand an end to on by coronavirus freedom and liberty. ignoring social distaning measures that have been key in slowing the deadly pandemic spread m

. >> folbaum: in colorado springs today, a special salute. the thunderbirds soared over the air force academy commencement. vice president mike pence addressed the graduates, many of them wearing masks. this year, family and friends had to watch online. additional high-fives and hugs were not allowed, but the traditional hat toss did happen. and here in atlanta, the virus hasn't stopped 19-year-old avery dixon from finding a soulful way to visit his grandma. ♪ ♪ surprising and delighting her with a pop-up concert, the healing power of music on full display. and straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news", inside the desperate search for the critical gear protecting health care workers. plus, the virus infects china's economy as it braces for a second wave. and later, meet the school custodians in vermont on the forgotten front lines of the virus fight. start farxiga now. farxiga, along with diet and exercise,... ...helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. although it's not for weight loss, it may help you lose weight. do not take if aller

marie is next in colorado springs. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: we are a tax and accounting office here. athave implemented -- i work home quite a bit, but we have four office workers, and they have a walk-up window. they have taken a screen out of a window to have a way for clients to come in and sign and wash down the signature boards and the credit cards. most of our clients have opted and/or --delivery what am i trying to say? the certified mail with tracking for those that don't have internet. host: marie, how big is the office? how many people? caller: i have four employees, plus myself. host: where do you go for guidance on these safety measures that you are taking? is there any sort of group, an industry group that is putting out guidance that you are working with, or is this all something you're trying to figure out on your own? caller: this is a pretty much something we have try to figure out on our own, the distancing between employees and their offices and the clients having access primarily, just from walking in. because when

. >>> let's take you to colorado springs, colorado now. vice president mike pence speaking to the air force academy. >> you did it, class of 2020. you proved yourself. and today you will graduate from this storied institution and you will become officers in the united states armed forces. [cheers and applause] >> and all of you that will take on those new responsibilities, let me assure you, you will be entering a military that is better equipped and better financed and better supported than any military in american history. under your commander-in-chief's leadership we've made historic investments in our national defense. we've made the strongest military in the history of the world stronger still. and you'll be joining that military and making it even stronger. nearly half of you are going into pilot training i'm told and you'll go on to fly some of the most sophisticated aircraft ever known to man. 31 of you will fly unmanned aircraft, keeping watch and taking action on battle fields around the world. defending our troops and defending

same with another site in colorado springs, colorado. same with more than three dozen sites in a dozen states. there was federal support for these individual testing sites, right? that's basically the only thing the federal government has done toward actually getting americans tested in my meaningly available way. and the government decided that as of the end of this week, they were going to end that support. as of tomorrow. the trump administration was asked why on earth they were planning to do this. the health and human services administration told npr that these sites, you shouldn't think of them so much as closing. you should be thinking of them as transitioning. which, you know, i could go on. i will restrain myself. it's a nice euphemism, i'll put it that way. and maybe some of these testing sites would have transitioned into some other way of being once the federal government rescinded their funding, and their technical support for the testing labs that was doing all those tests and allowing those places to be open. a bunch of th

northern command based in colorado springs deploying at about a thousand people to new york.lude doctors, nurses, and others who have seen medical work in the battlefield and this is a battlefield for the united states. it happens to be on the home front, but they're well equipped for this kind of activity. about 300 will be placed at the javits center and others will go to hospitals throughout new york and perhaps some of the make-shift hospitals that are being developed right now. carley: yeah, sounds like the critical amount of people. do you think it's enough to fight this as we enter probably the most difficult week that we have seen yet in new york city? >> kiron: no one knows yet but this is an attempt to be well prepared and the numbers are calculated based on what the government officials expect to happen, perhaps we can never have enough, but the fact that the u.s. military coming in represents a sense that there's going to be discipline and logistic support, the things that the u.s. military excels nationally and internationally will be represented in our most popu

his trick to colorado springs was only his second trip outside washington in the last six weeks.t was aimed at showing the country is on course to gradually reopen after weeks of being shut down to halt the spread of the virus. >> the american people are doing their duty. now comes your turn to viewers. to defend the people of this nation. >> mr. pense spoke at a skilled down certainly. hundreds of cadets set eight feet apart to comply with social distancing guidelines. they filled an area nearly as large as a football field. >>> calls for better protection for home health care workers. why they say they are being forgotten about during the pandemic. >>> starting today, millions of people around the bay area are now required to wear face coverings where you don't have to wear a mask coming up. the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in.

northern command headquartered in colorado springs is maintaining what it calls the homeland defensesion, protecting our country in the event of an attack and mission critical personnel is now isolated inside this mountain right here. it is part of the cheyenne mountain complex, where last month the defense department separated crews from the rest of the world and protected them from covid-19. 1800 feet beneath solid granite america's fortress was originally designed to withstand a nuclear or biological attack. we talked to the commander in charge of this mission who told us no matter what happens on the outside, the u.s. military will be able to maintain command-and-control in the protection of our nation. >> our cheyenne mountain crews right now on 30 day location. that way they can spend their time up there, away from their families, do the mission, but then we can rotate out another crew. each individual crew is on a 30-day rotation. we have a 14-daytime that we have to put them in isolation before. that way it is sustainable. we always have a crew in preparation to go to the mou

the vice president went to the colorado springs on saturday. graduates marched and sat at safe distances. >> we gather at a time of national crisis. that's the coronavirus epidemic and it impacts the nation.>> ace as the nttaki will extend travel restrictions through june 30 continuing to halt the movement of military personnel and families to new assignments around the world.>> just to the north, oregon is emerging as an outlier in the pandemic, it is expected to have amongst the lowest per capita death rate of all 50 states. researchers at the university of washington estimate that the final figure will be 131, approximately .1 deaths for every 100,000 residents.>>> in southern california, a small item drew a large crowd, thousands of cars lined up in orange county for a facemask giveaway. a local t-shirt company organized it in the company had to shut down the shelter in place was announced. when he started making washable cotton facemasks, orders came pouring in from other businesses in the area. they even got a surprise call fe we are brea

the vice president tonight we're learning from the office they announce that he will travel to colorado springs to attend the air force academy graduation. it's april 18. this weekend. given the suspension of many events and the importance of social distance, what do we know about how this will work? >> i have no idea. i have been to an air force alkd academy graduation. my brother graduated many years ago. it was a very dense and joyous ceremony. how they'll do that with parents and family members and the ka deat cadets graduating. i don't know how it will make. it will be embarrassing for pence as a leader of the task force if he doesn't demonstrate the wisdom of the guidelines. they will figure out a way to make it compliant. we'll see. >> there's reporting ta will follow the social distancing guidelines. but we'll see how it will work. president announced he's halting u.s. funding it the world health organization criticizing them for praising china's transparency. he also praised china. watch this. >> you were criticize lging the w.h.o. for praising china for being transparent. you also pra

northern command located in colorado springs is maintaining what it calls the homeland defense missionprotecting our nation in the event of an attack. but with the other fight against such a virus, mission critical personnel is now isolated inside the mountain that we're going to show you right there. that's part of the cheyenne mountain complex where last month the defense department celebrated crews from the rest of the world, protected away from covid-19. 1800 feet beneath solid granite state, america's fortress, as it's known, as originally designed to withstand a nuclear or biological attack. we've talked to the commander in charge of the mission no matter what happens on the outside, the u.s. military will be able to maintain command and control in protection of our nation. >> each individual crew is on a 30-day rotation and they have a 14-daytime that we have to put them in isolation before so that way it's sustainable and we have a crew in preparation to go in the mountain, a crew that's just coming off the mountain and a crew that's actually in the mountain, doing the mission.

mike pence left washington and travelled to colorado springs saturday to speak at the air force academy's commencing. graduates marched. >> we gather at a time of national crisis as the coronavirus epidemic impacts our nation. >> reporter: the ceremonies taking place at the pentagon said mark esperwill extend travel restrictions to june 30th. continuing to halt the movement of military personnel and families to new assignments around the world. >>> oregon is emercialinging as an outlier in the pandemic. it is expected to have among the lowest per capita death rates of all 50 states. researchers at the university of washington estimate the final figure will be about 131 fatalities. that's about 0.1 deaths for every 100,000 residents. >>> in southern california, small items brought line was cars today. thousands lining up in orange county for a face mask giveaway. a local t-shirt company organized it. when it started making washable cotton face masks, orders came pouring in from other businesses in the area. they even got a surprise call from fema. >> even fema called. they said we need hal

a lot different this year due to the pandemic coming up we're president mike pence travel to colorado springs today to speak at the u.s. air force academy graduation ceremony looked different than in previous years cadets practice physical distancing. >>no spectators attended mister pence and plan to send a video message but he opted go in person when organizers decided to hold the event on campus. >>i know we gather at a time. a bridge challenging the life of our nation. all here. in the pursuit of your commission and the service of this nation have been through a lot. while we don't find more like the usual graduation the air force academy. let me tell you this is an awesome sight. >>vice president pence also said that he wanted to be with the cadets as they begin their service so much of the country of course remain shut down with many colleges for going in person graduation events because of the pandemic. >>the navy's top admiral will soon decide the fate of the ship captain captain brett crozier who was fired after pleading for his says superiors to move faster to safeguard his coronavir

tonight, we are learning from the vice president's office, they announced that he will travel to colorado springs to attend the air force academy graduation. it's april 18th. this weekend. given the suspension of many events and the importance of social distancing, what do we know about how this is going to work? >> i've got no idea. i've been to an air force academy graduation. my little brother graduated from there many years ago. it was a very dense and joyous ceremony. how, exactly, they are going to do that with parents and family members and the cadets who are graduating, i don't know how that's going to work. it will certainly be embarrassing for mike pence if he doesn't demonstrate the wisdom of following the guidelines the federal government's laid out. and so i suspect, in the end, they will figure out a way to make it kpliept with tcompliant guidelines but we will see. >> yeah. we'll have to see how that's going to work. daniel, i want to bring you in now. the president also announced he is halting u.s. funding to the world health organization. criticizing them for praising china's tra

, so they loan it to the american numismatic association, which displays it at its museum in colorado springs. then, in 2013, the liberty head nickel's 100th birthday is approaching. >> we started to realize, "hey, we're not getting any younger." we knew we'd have to sell it, and it was part of my mom's estate, so any one of us couldn't hold on to it. >> paul montgomery introduces the givens to greg rohan, c.e.o. of heritage auctions, the world's largest coin auction house. >> the 1913 nickel is arguably one of the most famous coins there is, so for the opportunity to handle one is like a paintings collector getting the mona lisa. >> $1,000. >> heritage sets a date of april 25, 2013, in chicago -- fitting, since that's where the five liberty head nickels were first revealed back in 1920. >> the auction shut down and said, "now we're gonna prepare for this very, very special offering," so we sat there on pins and needles, and then the numbers start climbing. >> $180,000. now $190,000. bid $190,000. >> then jeff garrett, one of the experts who helped authenticate the nickel in 2003, decides to

collins and then loveland, denver and colorado springs.y over the air force u.s. academy where vice president pence gave a commencement speech to this year's socially distancing graduating class. >>> and egypt has a great message, stay home. egypt's great pyramid of giza was lit up blew and honored her imagine day. egypt's tourism minister said that while the virus has confined us, it has also brought humanity together. i would certainly agree with that. i know, lisa, we talk about how people wave and smile. some people like to walk around keeping to themselves. everyone is dealing with this differently. >> absolutely. the longer it goes on, yeah, the more we're all aware of that for sure. good morning, everyone. 44 from mt. tam. you can see a lot of clouds here. much of the north bay as cloud cover is beginning to see some increase into the south bay as well. partly cloudy afternoon, slightly cooler today. maybe a few raindrops tomorrow. are you ready for sun? 70s and 80s. the accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >>> also next --

limited hours and are asked to meanwhile, vice president mike pence eft washington and traveled to colorado springso speak at the air force academy's commencent graduates marched and sad at safe distances we gather at a time. >>of national crisis. as the coronavirus epidemic. impacts our nation. >>the ceremony taking place as the pentagon said defense secretary mark esper will extend travel restrictions throughjune 30th continuing to hold the movement of military personnel and milies to new assignments around the wod in washington, i'm karin caifa. 5.32 and new this morning neiman marcus is about to become the rsmajor us department store. >>to file for baruptcy because the pandemic kron 4 sarah stinson is live in union square in front of the store there sarah. >>daryn that's right we're aring reports that a they could be facing bankruptcy in the coming days this week. let me show you what it looks like here at union square all boarded up. this is what the ores are facing right now during this pandemic neiman marc time anding next to louis the time we got macy's down here all that is shut down ding

vice president over the last couple of weeks understandably but the president is heading to colorado springs to give the commencement address in person at the air force academy. there will be graduating cadets there. what do we know? >> according to the air force they will practice extreme social distancing efforts. cadets will walk six feet from each other. sitting 30 minutes eight feet from each other. they are going to hold this commencement anyway which the air force said it was going to then why wouldn't vice president pence attend? it is important to note that last night president trump made news himself when he said that he's going to be delivering the commencement speech at west point in person when that event happens. we still don't have a date on that. very interesting thing to note there. we do know some of those west point cadet, they were already at home. they will be brought back for that commencement. >> kristen holmes we'll see how it goes. let's go california. hundred of protesters, they were there in huntington beach on friday to protest the stay-at-home order in california

now the $125,000 worth of meal items, snacks and drinks is going to a food bank in colorado springs.hat's the home of the u.s. teams main training facilities. it comes at a time when food banks need more food to help all those people who have lost their jobs.>>> president donald trump in california governor gavin newsom seem to be at odds about whether the coronavirus crisis will prevent the nfl from starting the season on time.>> they have to get back and we want to get back soon, very soon.>> governor gavin newsom says given the circumstances, he's not anticipating that nfl games will be played in california in september. >>> a bay area startup is helping shoppers who are concerned about going to grocery stores. on saturday, air garage launched a drive through, no contact grocery pickup. here's how it works, you preorder online and add your license plate order to the number. groceries are loaded into your trunk when you drive up to the parking lot of the pop up market. the company started this to help out communities during the crisis.>> normally air garage helps small businesses a

right now, mission critical personnel is inside cheyenne mountain near colorado springs, isolated from outside world. the defense department made the decision, calling it mission assurance, last month. so no matter how bad things get with covid-19. >>covid-19, the defense ofour ne solid granite. the military were quarantined for 14 days to ensure they were not infected by the coronavirus before moving inside for what will be a 30-day rotation. >> so even amongst the covid-19 response, we want to make sure our crews, we have the command and control capability no matter what happens. so our crews are isolated. we brought them up to cheyenne mountain station which gives us the ability to put them in there, isolated from the local society, making sure they won't be exposed to covid-19. they are able to do command and control from that facility. it was really designed for a nuclear disaster. >> reporter: air force general terrence o'shaughnessy says this is a sacrifice being made by this personnel and their families during this time. entering in what was originally designed as a cold war er

meanwhile, vice president mike pence left washington and traveled to colorado spring saturday to speakt the air force academy's commencement graduates marched and sad at safe distances we gather at a time. >>of national crisis. as the coronavirus epidemic. impacts our nation. >>the ceremony taking place as the pentagon said defense secretary mark esper will extend travel restrictions through june 30th continuing to hold the movement of military personnel and families to new assignments around the world in washington, i'm karin caifa and texas governor greg abbott says that he'll start the process of reopening that state next week. >>he says a group of medical and economic experts will guide him through a series of incremental steps aimed at slowing the reopening of the economy there plans to restart businesses. well not come and tell after a april 27th, the re tent retailers will not be allowed to reopen unless they can make deliveries to people at home as for hospitals, the state says that they can resume surgeries that have been postponed by the virus. but only if that does not inter

it started up north in fort collins, then loveland, boulder, denver, and colorado springs. academy is and where vice president mike pence was delivering the commencement address to the academy's 2020 graduating class. >>> one of the world's seven wonders has a message. stay home. the giza pyramids in egypt displayed different messages tonight like stay safe and experience egypt soon. they were also illuminated in blue to celebrate world heritage day. musical performances were also displayed on the pyramids. egypt's tourism minister said that while the virus has confined the u.s. it has also brought humanity together. this year's slowing sn shared cultures, shared heritage, shared responsibility. >>> when california issued the statewide shelter in place order, those looking to get married were out of loof luck. but this week orange county decided to resume issuing marriage licenses, kfrth ticket booths in an anaheim hockey stadium parking lot into a makeshift wedding venue. this couple was supposed to have their dream wedding in hawaii. after checking their i.d.s and issuing

collins and then loveland, boulder, denver and colorado springs.ade their way over the u.s. air force academy where vice president mike pence gave an in-person commencement speech to this year's socially distanced graduating class. >>> one of the world's seven wonders hases a message, stay home. egypt's great pyramids of giza displayed different messages like stay safe, and experience see jipped soon, lit up blue to honor world heritage day which celebrates preserving cuban heritage, monuments and diveersity. egypt's tourism says while the virus confined us, it brought humanitity together. >>> orange county is deciding to reissue marriage licenses this morning to hitch the couples who saw their wedding turn to dust with the shelter-in-place. ticket booths in the anaheim hockey stadium parking lot are converted into a makeshift wedding venue. one couple supposed to have their dream wedding in hawaii, after checking their i.d.s and issuing their certificate the clerk you can see there wearing a facas wked and performed the brief marriage ceremony. fr

vice president pence was in colorado springs with the deaths there. social distance. but there will be according to the president, a west point graduation without the family but with the cadets there on the banks of the hudson in june. with thanks again to all of our colleagues at this extraordinary saturday night briefing. chris jansing will pick it up after a break. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. it didn't take us long to realize ... ...we weren't in the car business. at lexus, we were in the people business. we needed to be helpful . . . . . . respectful . . . and compassionate. to treat people like guests. it's

meanwhile, vice president mike pence left washington and traveled to colorado springs to speak at thedemy's commencement graduates marched and sad at safe distances we ther at a time. >>of national crisis. as the coronavirus epidemic. imacts our nation. >>the ceremony taking place as the pentagon said defense secretary mark esper will extend trav restrictions through june 30th continuing to hold the movement of military personnel and families to new assignments around the world in washingto i'm karin caifa. thousands of motel and hotel rooms in california are now ready toshelter the homeless. >>who may come down with coronavirus conference catherine heenan has an update. we have. >>1123. rooms. be available now for those covid positive indidual snows, meless individuals or vulnerab to come in from the colsa jose's mayor and what's happening in the hot spot of santa clara county. >>statewide there are now nearly 11,000 motel rooms available to shelter the homele during the pandemic it a move considered critil to curb the spread of the virus. as of saturday 4,211 people are already bein

still considered very fringe, very conservative family, living in colorado springs, and they decidedlast ditch effort and it worked. and it was emblematic as well of so many other patients. it wasn't just this one little girl. >> and, sanjay, just -- we have to end on this, the thing that is choking me up, aside from seeing you choked up, which is so unusual, is the text that you got from her mom after finding out that she had died. and her mom told you, no more seizures. >> no more seizures, no more suffering. the cbd had done such a good job of keeping the seizures at bay. when she got this infection, we don't know it was covid for sure, but when she got this serious lung infection, it just unleashed the seizures once again. and so just it was too much for her. she's 13 years old, she lived a tough life, but she lived a happy life and as paige said, she gave her a good life, what an amazing mom, what an amazing example for all of us. >> she's with you always, sanjay. just as i think she'll be with all of us because of how much she actually changed. >> there is charlotte figi, sanja

collins and then loveland, boulder, denver and colorado springs.e their way over the u.s. air force academy where vice president mike pence gave an in-person commencement speech to this year's socially distanced graduating class. >>> one of the world's seven wonders has a message, stay home. egypt's great pyramids of giza displayed different messages like stay safe, and experience egypt soon, lit up blue honor world heritage day which celebrates preserving cuban heritage, monuments and diversity. egypt's tourism says while the virus confined us, it brought humanity together. >>> orange county is deciding to reissue marriage licenses this morning to hitch the couples who saw their wedding turn to dust with the shelter-in-place. ticket booths in the anaheim hockey stadium parking lot are converted into a makeshift wedding venue. alex and sergio, one couple supposed to have their dream wedding in hawaii, after checking their i.d.s and issuing their certificate the clerk you can see there wearing a face mask wicked up a walkie-talkie and performed the

from if use the example of admissions al military academiesening west point and annapolis and colorado springs. two enroll in a military academy, generally high school students must receive a nomination from a member of congress. however, those nominations are while necessary sometimes, relatively meaningless in regard to the actual application, and application according to the department of education, to which every college in the country must subtranscribe, is somebody who submits a formal application, a file and then is accepted, rejected, or placed on a waiting list. what the military academies have been doing now it appears for 44 years, and very few people understand or recognize this because there's this perception that there's a nomination system and that nomination system somehow affects the fabrication that is occurring, but it doesn't. it has nothing to do with it. what they do is count students who are in high school, and attend camps camps and indicaten interest in the military academy and on whom they start a file. that is west point's term, on whom we file a start. a file starte

selection of design and engineering will get underway this colorado springs. the team is preparing to undertake the selection of general contractor. here you can see the trips we made to the cac and commission to date and our chance to schedule going forward. we brought the r.f.p. here in 2018. in april 2019 we recommended approval of the item. current schedule has this back later in the fall and we hope to start construction by late 2021 or early 2302 2022. i would like to introduce the team members on the line. we have david and tom. from mercy barbara and from van meter williams we have fred pollock and pam good. this concludes our presentation and i am here to answer your questions. >> madam secretary, gui hav go e have anyone to comment on this item? >> at this time members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item call 18885578511 and enter access code when prompted be placed in the cue. avis will let you know when it is your turn. we will wait for callers. >> there is one caller on the line. >> oscar james. i am in support of this pr

this from john in ohio -- host: this note from colorado springs, colorado, the graduation ceremony fromhose air force cadets, this photograph is from "the washington post," the vice president delivering the commencement address, no family members or friends were invited, just those from the graduating class and they were all seated six feet to eight feet apart. that photograph from "the washington post." good morning, indiana. person i wantrst to thank, facts. keep those conspiracy theories out, it's a science of facts. people who are misinformed of the most dangerous. workers, as aital judge recently tested a citizen in the united states, i'm some of the medical ethics and codes of conduct and the way that race, religion, social status, money, greed, nothing to do with it. when you are in the doors they don't know your insurance, where you are from. they don't ask and you are treated like you have the black plague before they even know your name. not allowed to spit dispute them into the trash cans because there is no tissue paper or paper towel in the emergency room. appalling to me.

the vice president is on his way to colorado springs for the air force academy graduation but we are not expecting to see the president today and also haven't seen a tweet that could change in the next little bit and also the white house continues to look at what the states are doing because they announced thursday those individual guidelines to allow businesses and states to return to somewhat of a new normal and giving states a better idea of what may be appropriate and it all starts on the health front where these states want to see fewer covid and flu-like cases over a two- week period hospitals need to be able to treat all patients without having to depend on crisis care, and they want to make sure there is a testing program for those healthcare workers to make sure they stay safe. if those states do that then we get over to phase i which would mean that vulnerable individuals would need to stay remaining shelter in place and they want to make sure people that do go out maximize physical distance in public and you'll see schools and bars remain closed but some businesses includi

that ceremony in colorado springs was pared down due to coronavirus concerns.elines while seated. friends and family had to watch the event online. this year's class includes 984 senior cadets. at least 86 of them plan to join the ranks of the u.s. space force. >>> a spectacle in the sky to say thank you to the health care workers and first responders in colorado. take a look. [background sounds] jon: the u.s. air force thunderbird flying the f-16 fighting falcons after the graduation ceremony. thousands watched the troopers pay tribute to those fighting the coronavirus on the front lines in the best way they know how. quite a spectacular sight. >>> so the coronavirus task force is about ten minutes late beginning its reporting. we are going to check in with mark meredith. he is there in the briefing room at the white house. mark, what's going on? >> reporter: good evening, jon. we have not been given an update at what time this briefing is expected to begin. it was originally slated to 5 p.m., pushed back to 5:45. as you mentioned, now it's getting close to th

i did a town hall where i spoke to a gentleman named jean from colorado springs.ed in a business with 16 employees and 15 of them have been laid off and he was wondering about unemployment insurance. i said yes, that's probably an option but what about having your employer going to the paycheck protection program where you can get a loan and keep everyone on payroll? this will make a huge difference, this will be something that really makes a difference when this economy can snap back after the covid-19 emergency is over. >> sandra: secretary mnuchin put a number to that, he's asking for another 250 billion for the small businesses. do you believe that is enough, too much, where you stand on that number? >> i believe that number will be whatever we need to make that number to make the needs of the people. we want to keep people on payroll and make sure we have people with their employer. so they know how they have a job on the other side of this, so they can keep getting your health insurance through their business. so that business actually has the skilled workfo

vice president mike pence traveled to colorado spring saturday to speak at the u.s.ar's a ceremony as you might imagine looked a lot different compared to those in previous years as cadets were practicing physical distancing and no spectators attended the ceremony, the vice president had planned to just send a video message but instead he opted to go opted to go in person. when organizers decided to hold the event on campus. a time. a great challenge in the life of our nation. you all here. in the pursuit of your commission and the service of this nation have been through a lot. >>and while we don't find more like the usual graduation at the air force academy. let me tell you this is an awesome sight. >>well the vice president also said that he wanted to be with the cadets as they began their service much of the country remain shut down with many colleges for going in person graduation events because of the pandemic. >>there are less than 200 days until election day 2020 and with the clock ticking the debate continues over the need for mail in voting. >>washington co

pence's trip to colorado springs was a second trip outside of washington, d.c. in the last 6 weeks. showing the country is on course to gradually reopen after weeks of being shut down to halt the spread of covid-19. >> the american people are doing their duty. now comes your turn to do yours. to defend the people of this nation. >> pence spoke at a scale down ceremony where hundreds of graduating cadets sat 8 feet apart to comply with social distancing. they he filled an area asker. >> as large as a football field and they looked mighty happy now. >>> well, we are getting an indication of the star power of walnut croak sabrina and what she can make to new york after the wnba draft. one hour after that draft ended on friday night, the wnba merchandise site had sold out of her jersey. she was drafted number 1 overall by the new york liberty. oregon university stand out made a college basketball history as the only player men or women's, to score 2000 points with 1,000 rebounds and assists. >> caviling >>> up next, california teaming up with motel 6. more on the governor's plans to hel

marie is next in colorado springs. good morning. caller: good morning.ost: good morning, go ahead. caller: we are a tax and accounting office here. we haven't lamented -- i work at home quite a bit, but they have -- i have four off this -- four office workers, and they have a walk-up window. toy have a way for clients come in and sign and wash down the signature boards and the credit cards. most of our clients have opted -- the mail delivery and/or for email delivery and/or -- what am i trying to say -- certified mail with tracking for those that don't have internet. host: marie, how big is the office? how many people? caller: four employees, plus myself. host: where do you go for guidance on safety measures that you are taking? group, anny sort of industry group that is putting out guidance that you are working with, or is this all something you're trying to figure out on your own? --ler: this is a pretty much this is pre-much something we have try to figure out on our own, the distancing between employees and their offices and the clients having access

cities right now are struggling, and in colorado, as kevin talked springs, a small ,ity of about 10,000 population they are furloughing 179 week.ees, one day per we don't see that translated in real life. let me make it in real life. an employee that is essential to the city making minimum wage or even making a living wage. check, it10% of their will have a tremendous impact on the lives of their families, so that -- kevin has been advocating with get dollars to every city in tremendous impact on the lives of their families, so this is what we look at every day. kevin has been advocating with his senator to get dollars to every city in colorado, and mayor hancock, the mayor, is one of those leaders who was that she was working hard. what kevin said is the same thing that is happening in every state in america, and we need to be able to have a partner with our federal government to help us get back started, kick up our economy again. host: i want to read a tweet from you. you were a former mayor of a small town in florida, maybe around 5000 people, if i remember correctly. this person on

cities right now are struggling, and in colorado, as kevin talked about, colorado springs is a smally of 10,000. furloughing 179 employees. we do notweek, and see that translated in real life. be an employee that is essential to the city, who is making minimum wage or living wage. isthat 10% of their check going to have a tremendous impact on the lives of their families, so this is what we look at every day. kevin has been advocating with get dollars to every city in colorado, and mayor hancock, the mayor, is one of those leaders who was that she was working hard. what kevin said is the same thing that is happening in every state in america, and we need to be able to have a partner with our federal government to help get started and kick up our economy again. host: i want to read a tweet from you. you were a former mayor of a small town in florida, maybe around 5000 people if i remember correctly. this person on twitter says that cities say they are stretched in their budget, yet they have recklessly made their own bed with exorbitant pensions and wayted a retirement class above most

the ceremony held of course in colorado spring. it was pared down because of coronavirus concerns. marched apart. friends and family had to watch the whole event -- speaking of online -- online. >> i know we gather at a time of great challenge in the life of our nation. and you all here in the pursuit of your commission and the service of this nation have been through a lot. and while we don't quite look like the usual graduation at the air force academy, let me tell you, this is an awesome sight. eric: this year's class includes 984 senior cadets, at least 86 of them will join the ranks of the new u.s. space force. the vice president will be a guest on fox news sunday on the fox news channel. chris wallace will sit down and interview the vice president about the administration's handling of the coronavirus crisis. chris will also be interviewing the other side, democratic speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, about her thoughts on how president trump is doing in his response and the democratic plans to deal with coronavirus. you can check your local listing at your local fox station

eleanor, colorado springs. you have a friend or loved one?aller: yes, a friend of mine died yesterday from the covid virus. host: i'm so sorry. sister was his friend, said he had a hard time breathing when she spoke with him. the family had to step in and bring the police. home, they were trying to hide it, wouldn't let the family see him. he got to the hospital and was diagnosed with it and yesterday he passed away. do your friends family think that it was because he didn't get proper care? i'm not sure, i haven't talked to his family directly. this is just my sister passing me the information. wouldn't allowe the people to check on him because they noticed he was having a hard time breathing and we kept pushing and got him to the hospital and he was diagnosed with the covid-19 virus. host: front page of "the wall street journal," "senior homes struggling to get the testing confront to outbreaks." kim, louisiana. when and how did you get the disease? by 21 days of march i was out sick, in the flu, as with the flu, in the emergency room with

good morning >> we're watching this spring storm that's making its way across colorado into the central u.s. but also these freeze watches and alerts that expand across the ohio valley into the northeast and just 24 hours, temperatese spots and unfortuna that's going to continue of snow and rain that we continue to see across colorado with alerts expanding from the central u.s. al some good relief, the clouds are going to split apart across new york city to bos skin with highs in the lower 50s >> thank you very much appreciate that weather update >> joining forces to fight against covid-19 using the foundation start smal they're giving over 6 million u.s. dollars to rapid response organizations. t their goal, to aid vulnerable and marginalized populations >>> when we return, notre dame marks one year since that devastating fire with a tribute eaens front lines of thise coru trtmt that one family is calling a miracle. "early today" is back in two taking metamucil every day can help. metamucil supports your daily digestive health using a special plant-based fiber called psyllium. psyllium

it was a cool spring evening in the colorado countryside.er 9:00 p.m., patricia montoya was with her family on highway 67, about and hour south of denver, basically in the middle of nowhere. >> came around a bend and there was a man in the street. >> the man wad harold henthorn and he was in a panic. >> he was at the driver window asking for help, because the car was here in -- it had fallen on top of his wife. and looking over to the area, you could see her legs coming from underneath. >> reporter: lynn, his wife of 12 years, was under the jeep. it was a horrible scene. >> we asked him what happened, and he said that they had stopped to fix a flat and his wife somehow went under the car possibly to get a lug nut and the jack fell from underneath the car and she got pinned. >> reporter: lynn was face down with the brake rotor resting on her back. the montoyas carefully lifted the jeep. >> all four of us got her out and we gently flipped her over. and she was -- her lips were already turning colors, and she wasn't breathing. >> reporter: it w

as far as weather, snow is falling in central colorado, accumulating heavy snow in places like iowa, illinois, and even into indiana. yeah, not exactly spring>>> still ahead, president trump says data suggests the u.s. has passed its peak of coronavirus cases and now he's ready to issue guidelines for reopening the economy. what we're hearing about that, plus jobless claims are expected to surge again this morning with the release of the new economic data. we're going to take a look at where the market stands ahead of that. we are back in a moment. re back. ♪ it's only human to find inspiration in nature. and also find answers. our search to transform... ...farm waste into renewable natural gas led chevron to partner with california bioenergy. working to provide an alternative source of power... ...for a cleaner way forward. i do motivational speakingld. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prev

question from tyler from colorado, who asks, when is it realistically safe to schedule weddings and other such gatherings. how you to feel about fall weddings in general? >> i did a springf. though the weather can be dicey in the spring. so got to be careful. gosh, congratulations, getting married, first of all, to who sent in the question. this is a tough one. we have a list of things that the country sort of is looking for to before we can start to think about waving the all clear flag. won't be a specific flag. you want to make sure the hospitals in your area, colorado, which is supposed to have peaking apex around now, i believe, in terms of number of cases ke cases. keep an eye on that. you want to make sure you can track, trace and monitor people who may be positive and follow for the next few days. not a good answer today, but as far as fall wedding goes, follow this for the next couple of weeks, make sure numbers are continuing to come down. what the country wants to see is that the number falls to below 60 people dying from this on any given day and seeing the numbers go downward. tough to answer now. >> speaking of tracking and tracing, this comes from a consc