the owners unlocking their doors and defying the order. >> also tonight new numbers about nursing o a h we. are trucks lined up with social distancing in place? a top spot for breaking the rules. >> a big announcement from govern shelt place order. he says in matter of weeks some businesses, schools and child care might be able to reopen. he also gave more clarity on the state over all strategy for reopening. still no specific time line. >> good evening, thank you for joining us. >> let's get right to live to break this all down. >> there was a will the to unpack in the update today. on how things will look in the coming months chl some good maybe some not so good. what's clear is it's a gradual process to reopening and lifting the shelter in place order. the next phase openfully in a few weeks. >> exactly two weeks since the six indicators for reopening. a bit of positive news when it comes to businesses and schools. >> we believe we are weeks not months away from making meaningful modifications. to that indicator and in this space. weeks not months. >> how many weeks he dntd say. it

workers desperate for money and $1.00 of the world's biggest garment industries are defying coronavirus lockdown orders they're returning to work in bangladesh saying they haven't been paid for months countries expects to lose at least $6000000000.00 worth of exports to make up for some of it textile workers are saying mosques medical grounds and other in demand a personal protective equipment i guess has recorded more than 5400 current of r.'s cases and 145 deaths time a challenger is following developments from the capital dhaka. the prime minister has a stimulus package of $588000000.00 now this was promised some time back many of the work has been protesting for the last several days many haven't been paid for months some are on the brink of starvation now they've been asked to join some of the factories that lets 1000 plus factories are opening all across the country is in a limited way. because they're under pressure from international buyers to fulfill their obligation many buyers on the other hand have cancelled their order resulting in billions of dollars of loss another factor

and demonstrators defy curfews in lebanon to continue protests against a worsening economic crisis. we saw it with a bleak assessment from the world health organization of how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the treatment of other illnesses speaking in the past has director general said 21 countries are already reporting shortages of some vaccines and that could affect millions of children. every year more than $116000000.00 in funds are vaccinated or 86 percent of all children born globally but there are still more than $13000000.00 children around the world who miss out on vaccination we know that the number will increase because of 19 already polio vaccination campaigns have been put on hold and in some countries routinely immunization services are being scaled back or shut down britain's prime minister has returned to work by him to lead from the front in the fight against crime a virus boris johnson was diagnosed with a virus a month ago and spent 3 days in intensive care in his 1st speech since leaving hospital he says the u.k. starting to turn the tide in tackling the o

south korea announced as plans to use wristbands to track people who defy quarantine orders. and ignoring all the coronavirus rules brazil's president takes to the streets mingling with people and disregarding social distancing. now the united states has recorded more than 2100 deaths from the corona virus just in the past 24 hours that's the highest single day toll anywhere in the wild more than half a 1000000 cases have been detected the largest number globally despite that president and his team continue to express optimism. you can see for the 1st time that in the united states we're starting to level on the log rhythmic phase like italy did about a week ago and so this gives us great heart not only in specific places but we're starting to see that change obviously a lot of that is driven by the improvement in new york city remember for a long time they were over 50 percent of our cases and 50 percent of our new cases that is dramatically changed because of the impact of what the citizens of new york and new jersey and across connecticut and now rhode island are doing to

they have been holding friday prayers defied the ban and the government on the other hand trying to get rid of them there live the holy mosques in mecca and medina are closed they did nor do going forward 'd to be. prepared for delicate sensitive issue let's see how it plays out. a senior aide to nigeria's president has died of coronavirus complications of a carrier as president's. chief of staff gary had underlying health problems including diabetes he became ill after traveling to germany and egypt last month more than a dozen pro-democracy politicians and activists in hong kong have been arrested for taking part in an authorized protests last year and comes after renewed concerns about the chinese territories autonomy the president of the philippines has vowed to crush the enemies of the government after 11 soldiers were killed by ice a link to fight says the attack happened in the south of the country as the soldiers were carrying out security operations against abu sayyaf itas in studio province 14 troops will win it all those are the headlines join me for more news here on al-

actually happening is what people actually go outside or maybe go to work they're not doing this to defy but this goes could be in because they feel secure and more safer amongst people that they know and that could also be a reason why they kind of defy advice given to them to stay at home all people who go against orders to shelter in place thinking rationally about this and they are they taking a calculated risk. that well i think that's an amazing question 1st of all when when dealing with a situation that is perceived as threatening our survival mode kicks in and that means that rationality goes out of the window we allow ourselves to be driven through much more through through emotions. and that also means that we're much more susceptible to factors that are very kind of you know invisible to us that actually will drive our behavior another reason why her behavior is very strong is also because of the social media and especially with the younger generations what we're now seeing is that they don't really see this as a really big problem because they don't feel that they will be aff

she is aware she's defying the order. but tells cbs 13, she has no choice and is taking precautions. >> disinfecting and sanitizing and still be able to work. >> not far from her shop -- >> i'm not the only one. >> the beauty bar, its owner plans to open next week and says she's two months behind on bills. she too says she's taking safety measures. ordering additional disinfectant. removing magazines and limiting service to one customer at a time. both owners are aware of the decisions they're making. it's creating a risky problem. county public health officials now have on their radar. but they say it's become a matter of survival for their families. >> that was renee santos reporting there. >> many of us are spending more time online, making us more vulnerable. tonight the fbi has a warning about a scam spreading across social media. lately, you might have noticed more trending posts on facebook and instagram like the one where people have been posting high school photos in support of this year's class of 2020 who likel

he also denied suggestions that by defying social distancing guidelines, the demonstrators could addo the spread of the coronavirus. these are people expressing their views. i see where they are and i see the way they‘re working. they seem to be very responsible people to me. horns blast. the protests in michigan are said to have involved around 3,000 demonstrators, some of whom were armed. that state has seen more than a thousand new cases and more than 100 new deaths a day. and the state‘s governor said she hoped the president‘s tweets would not be seen as encouraging the protests.

they have been holding friday prayers defied the ban and the government on the other hand trying to convince them they live the holy mosques in mecca and medina are closed they did nor do going forward to be. prayer your delicate sensitive a few. plays out. the mayor of a city in ecuador says it's been hit like a bomb hospitals and overwhelmed and refrigerated containers are storing bodies the government says the virus has killed around $400.00 people nationwide but doctors say many more have died in the city and the surrounding region well some of the news now and police in hong kong have confirmed the arrest of 14 pro-democracy supporters politicians and activists in connection with mass protests last year china's government office in hong kong said on friday it's not bound by laws preventing beijing from interfering in hong kong's affair with. the president of the philippines is valen to crush the government's enemies after a fight is linked to eisele king killed 11 soldiers another 14 were wounded in the southern muslim majority province of sooty where the army is combating figh

poverty pushes millions in india to defy the national locked down it's a question of survival it's the poorest of forced to scavenge for food. and 75 years on the horror is still visit remembering the victims of germany's book involved in one of the last remaining survive as calls for compassion for those displaced by war today. a map and how it welcome to the program the world health organization is warning that lifting restrictions imposed by the coronavirus crisis too early could bring a deadly resurgence because it 19 pandemic has reached another grim milestone with the global death toll now more than 100000 the united states is close to of attacking italy is the country with the world's highest death toll president donald trump says he wants to re-open america as soon as possible but no one food. all cases in the world and now in the usa. passengers have thinned out on new york subways but that snow is sure and to many people who need the ride it's a very frightening experience i need not getting that one right now like you know there's a lot of home a lot of training. so you've g

poverty is pushing millions of desperate people to defy india's lockdown orders it's a basic matter of survival this landfill just outside of new delhi has become a lifeline. for the past few days i've been eating whatever i can find here look here there's some bread. there are biscuits i'm going to eat again. he and others scour heaps of waste looking for whatever they can survive on now and live on later. i don't know if i can resell anything at the moment but after a lot when the market reopens i'll try to sell it. to contain the coronavirus the indian government has chosen to confine all of its 1300000000 residents success varies city to city state to state some areas are nearly empty with few people venturing out but for the millions living below the poverty line confinement isn't an option. i had a good life and all of a sudden my kids and i lost our jobs everything closed down this is no way to live what are we going to eat the condemning has dried up work and costs a mass exodus yeah people will die anyway either from hunger or coronavirus under these conditions it's best to re

here's how pence responded when questioned about his decision to defy the mayo clinic policy. >> i'm tested for the coronavirus on a regular basis, and everyone who is around me is tested for the coronavirus. and when the cdc issued guidelines about wearing a mask, it was their recognition that people that may have the coronavirus could prevent the possibility of conveying the virus to someone else by wearing a mask. and since i -- i don't have the coronavirus, i thought it would be a good opportunity for me to be here, to be able to speak to these researchers, these incredible health care personnel, and look them in the eye and say thank you.

higher than in any single country also on the program how poverty is pushing millions in india to defy the national locked down it's a question of the survival as the poorest are faced to be forced to scavenge for food. and drive and pray as hundreds gather in a cop park in western germany for an ace to church service behind the real. i'm rebecca rate is welcome to the program the covert 19 pandemic has reached another grim milestone the global death toll has now topped 100000 the total number of infections stands at nearly $1700000.00 according to figures by johns hopkins university in the us in the united states more than 18000 people have died from the disease that puts the u.s. close to overtaking italy as the country with the world's highest death toll america has nearly one 3rd of all the cases in the world the york state alone has more cases than any other country. passengers have found out on new york subways but that's no assurance to many people. bull who need the ride it's very frightening to hear anybody getting that one right now yeah like i said there's a lot of hope that

this is the news live from virgin poverty pushes millions in india to defy a national lockdown it's a question of survival is the poorest forced to scavenge for food also coming up. death toll in the u.s. so was passed 2000 in one day president donald trump says he wants to reopen america as the world health organization is warning that lifting restrictions too early could lead to a deadly resurgence. and 75 years on the horror is still vivid for them bring the victims gemini's both involved in 11 of the last remaining survivors calls for compassion for those displaced by war today. imagine how it welcome both arties in india cite the nationwide lockdown imposed to slow the spread of the corona virus will be extended the $21.00 day trips that you to end next wait but delhi's chief minister says lifting the restrictions would 9 all gains being lost testing is being ramped up as the capital delhi and the financial hub in mumbai emerge as hotspots the number of deaths and infections has remained relatively low that's despite india's enormous 1000000000 plus population . poverty is pushin

this is not to defy. everybody's using this word "defy." do that whatever.rying to break any laws. i'm a businessperson, and i have a lot of employees that are hurting at the moment, a lot. you can see the economy just absolutely crashed. the first two weeks when we were told to basically hunker down as we say here, everybody did and we have all the way through six weeks. we wanted to make sure that the medical employees weren't inundated with hospital beds and whatnot, so we were doing our part there to make sure that they were all safe until we felt that it was safe to open and when i say our employees are in bad shape, you know, i could tell you story after story. it was my duty to get us open. >> i hear you. i know you don't like the word "defy" and you're not trying to be defiant, you say, but i mean, you could be arrested. the judge didn't want to you open until at least april 30th so have you thought about what happens if somebody shows up with an arrest warrant at your restaurant? >> yeah, of course, but at the same time, i'm not going to harp on tha

leah rivera plans to defy covid- 19 emergency orders. >> it is a little scary. i wouldn't have done this two weeks ago. i would have not done this a week ago. haven't her season? says county expanding it nonessential ban to mid-may and no certainty beyond that for businesses like hers. >> we're creative, incentive. we can think of so many ways. >> reporter: everyone will wear masks at her vacaville salon. only one client per stylist inside at a time, and customers will wait in their cars to be let in. stylists two l work several chairs apart. and to contradicts who find this irresponsible? >> i would say how. going to the grocery store, the gas station, and mixing with people that you don't know, i think that that's irresponsible, and scary. >> reporter: tuesday gonzales newsom promises new details for business. >> i will lay out a strategy for phasing those things in. >> reporter: to ease constraints, he has hinted at rearranging the furniture, restructuring how businesses operate in order to maintain social distance. >> in the next few weeks, we'll start make

also a wave of anger in lebanon protesters defy a pandemic lockdown to take aim at the banks of the economy for the weekends but is even disease in its lockdown after 4 days and 4 weeks of restrictions on some businesses reopening. we are starting in the u.k. this getting a clearer picture actually of the scale of coronavirus related deaths at least in england and wales now the official the office for national statistics has released the latest numbers which include those who've died outside of hospitals it says the actual death toll in the week leading up to april 17th was much higher than the government figures indicated john hall is in london covering this one says these updated numbers will leave many feeling quite on. well i think it's very worrying it's a very revealing and potentially quite shocking to the british public has been receiving a daily death toll that reflects numbers of people dying in hospitals only without a clear picture of those people who have died of code 90 in their own homes in the community and particularly in care homes and social care settings the office of na

and thousands defy looked on what is in bangladesh to attend the funeral of a popular islamic preacher all. of . hello for the next few hours at least our eyes have to go south to this developing cloud it doesn't look very much but it is the area where you might have a significant thunderstorms with hail maybe even tornadoes that rolling up through the carolinas again goes off shore so for most the daylight hours on monday it will be going away rather than developing and behind it you've got a quite cold wind across the plain states again we still got 14 in minneapolis i think the real cold stuff be held up i've been terrio well is out back ontario really but it might give toronto yet another spot a snow that will not be wanted not securing tuesday much the rest the u.s. is looking fine develop in the panhandle of texas once again the california coast is now fine when the sun's out in san francisco and in l.a. and that's true throughout the caribbean especially a sunny picture just a few showers this though as it comes size that's the active frontal system will produce something intere

the total could actually be much higher because of limited testing and some hardline clerics are defying the government's ban on groups of more than 5 people and mosques present are if alvey is leading a meeting with religious leaders about precautionary measures during the holy month of ramadan which begins next week come out high that has more from islamabad on just how the government and some religious leaders are assad's. this is proving to be a big challenge for the government because the government has imposed restrictions on congregational prayers and marks all over the country however a bunch of cleric ready and true entered one of their dogs came up and said that they would not take their particularly during the holy month of ramadan return less than a week away the government then warning the religious leaders that any increase in the number of infections or death toll mounting that day would be held responsible but today what is happening is that the president of pakistan has taken the initiative a revealing conference is underway right now between him and the religious cleric

and thousands of people defied lockdown orders in bangladesh to attend the funeral of a popular islamic preacher. donald trump is being accused of making dangerous statements as the death toll from corona virus tops 40000 in the united states many democratic and republican state governors insist they're not ready to lift restrictions but trump says he's optimistic about a testing will help get people back to work and the galaxy reports from miami. as the u.s. accounts for a 3rd of the world's confirmed coronavirus cases and president don't trump held up swabs claiming no nation has tested more people he says more than 4000000 people have already been screened and that's now expanding to millions more is it. to say remind yourself that remind you of this. once a swab once a q-tip it's actually different. it's very sophisticated actually but it's a little bit like so this is the straw. and. the water a lot of them they have a lot of them some of them some of the states they were shipped to states and the states don't know where they are at sunday's briefing the white house showed favorabl

well in south korea electronic wristbands are to be fitted on anyone defying quarantine rules the health ministry says monitoring is essential for people who are self isolating after attending from abroad and mosques plastic gloves and sanitizer will be compulsory for verses and wednesday's parliamentary election as you can see some patients and medical staff have already cast their ballots in early voting polling stations have opened outside treatment centers in hard hit areas while this pandemic has cast a spotlight on asia's wet markets and the risks they pose scientists believe the corona virus originated in a market that was trading wild animals and would have now a warning viewers may find some of the images and jessica washington's report just adding before his customers arrived ponto spends the morning preparing his most popular dish it's called a traditional best meat curry popular in some parts of indonesia he's followed this recipe for decades but the recent outbreak of covert 19 has got him worried so the beginning of a i've been reading the news about this virus i wonder is

a wave of anger in lebanon protesters defy the pandemic law and take aim at the banks says the economy plunges further. but from doha everyone come out santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera . we are doing serious investigations donald trump blames china again for its handling of the corona virus pandemic while new zealand eases its lockdown off the 4 weeks of restrictions schools on some businesses a reopening. and fishermen in france castanets want to try to revive a multi-billion dollar industry battered by the shutdown. lebanon 1st stop where petrol bombs have been thrown and banks vandalized in the country's 2nd largest city demonstrators defied the lockdown in tripoli to again vent their anger as the coronavirus emergency threatens to push their already failing economy to breaking point will start with this report from victoria gave me . defying a look down and a curfew protest his attack a bank in the capital beirut the value of their money is decreasing at an alarming rate. shock and awe monday the anger at the central bank's policies and a political class they accu

a wave of anger in lebanon protesters defy a pandemic lockdown to take aim at the banks the economy plunges further. from doha everyone i'm come all santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera. we're doing serious adverse to gay chanson donald trump again blames china for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic the new zealand eases its lockdown after 4 weeks of restrictions schools and some businesses a reopening and migrants in india's out some state walk free from detention centers after the top court orders to reduce overcrowding. starting in lebanon actually where protests have erupted again as the pandemic threatens to push its economy to breaking point demonstrators defied the lockdown throwing petrol bombs and vandalizing banks in tripoli near beirut people are angry about the failing currency and the soaring prices the support from victoria kate. defying a look down and a curfew protesters attack a bank in the capital beirut the value of their money is decreasing at an alarming rate. chart and all monday the anger at the central bank's policies and a political class they accus

let's head out front and give back. >>> new tonight, one california county defying its governor.odock county is on the border with oregon, announcing it will no longer follow governor newsom's stay-at-home order. they are opening schools, they are opening churches, and they are opening businesses and they are doing it tomorrow. "outfront" now, the chair of the modoc county board of supervisors, elizabeth cvasso. thank you very much. i appreciate your time. you're standing up to your governor. first county in the state to say, you're not going to follow the stay-at-home order, and you are opening up. as i said, schools, churches, businesses. it's a bold move. why are you doing it? >> i would like to correct you. we're standing up for the people of modoc county and we have been engaged in this incident for longer than a month now. we have been planning and working as an interagency group in the county with advice and counsel from our modoc county health officer and the office of emergency services, as well as our sheriff. we've been in daily communication and collaboration with par

it is part of an effort to keep down crowds and defying the order to shelter-in-place at home. quarantine weary people are flocking here this day. so many that police have shut down parking lots as a deterrent but still they come. they stay crowds put them at sxriks they fear it would only get worse as the weather gets better. >> there are so many people who didn't have masks, who were not following social distancing. it was just crowding the sidewalks. we worked so hard to come this far and now we have a flat line here so we have to keep it that way. >> reporter: the harbor master says the out of town crowd got so big there at the fweech past two days they were forced to shut it down. >> it was total mayhem. yesterday, and friday was busier. i would say we had over 100 people on the beach. >> reporter: they say they realize it will be nearly impossible to keep everyone out. >> we know people will come to sausalito. it is a beautiful place. if they're going to come, they have on observe the rules. >> obey the rules to protect them and us. >> reporter: in sausalito, nbc bay area

just as the curve is flattening, high temps across the state are causing some people to defy the

business some 43 million americans living in states that have begun to reopen, but elsewhere some defyingrders >> there's no end in sight for this so me personally i believe it's a constitutional right >>> and tonight dozens of malls planning to reopen how will they protect you? >>> the packed american airlines plane, no way to social distance. what the airline is saying and jet blue the first to require all passengers to wear masks. why aren't the others doing the same >>> the first dog in america to test positive what you need to know to protect your pets >>> and the high-flying salute to first responders inspiring america. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone tonight as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in this country climbs to over a million and deaths surpassthe vietnam war are increasing worries about a break down of the food chain the president expected to use his executive authority to order meat and egg processors to keep their plants running despite many becoming epicenters for the virus. it's yet another looming crisis ev

the nazis forbade schoolchildren to accompany the holy sepak or but 8 young boys defied the order. because both describe this as the greatest disappointment of his life caused by the very people who were supposed to play a key role in constructing the 1000 year reich. people to defy nazi ideology the boys were sent to a hitler youth prison camp in baghdad where they suffered physical violence and were interrogated. for him away you could view this as a form of resistance in the 3rd reich as the utah position. and attempts to suppress the parade didn't stop there after the end of the war this was soviet occupied territory former provost paul you. tells an anecdote about his predecessor in 1946 when he feared the procession would be banned he turned to the soviet commander. the commander had been a theater director in russia. and so of course he was interested in drama. when the provost knew this when he played on the man simply describing the procession as a holy play. he said it was no demonstration it was a melodrama if you would many participants he was asked 6000. commander was

on al-jazeera protests and levanon against its economic crisis have turned violent demonstrators defied a coronavirus lockdown fighting with security forces throwing petrol bombs and vandalizing banks in tripoli and near beirut people are angry about the promising currency and soaring prices for tory gas and the reports. defying a look down and a curfew protesters attack a bank in the capital beirut the value of their money is decreasing at an alarming rate. and on monday the anger at the central bank's policies and a political class they accuse of corruption and mismanagement erupted in a wave of violence across the country. demonstrators in tripoli in new than lebanon blocked roads and fought with police officers responded by firing rubber coated steel bullets which injured protesters on the back of the 2 soldier i swear please stand with us it's too much we stand by you but they are killing us we can't afford anything anymore we are starving i sold my fishing boat for pennies enough is enough for 15 days the dollar keeps going up and down i have a daughter in hospital she needs an op

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it -- it defies logic. but i think a lot of what this particular governor and perhaps other people in the -- in the country have done is to defy any rational approach to this. i do want to say that georgia had a terrible outbreak in the town called albany, georgia. southwest. couple 100,000 people. an enormous, devastating outbreak that arose from people who had gone to a funeral. so he should know how -- how this infection can spread quickly. why he's doing that is up for grabs. but it's -- it's not reasonable. to do. >> and, potentially, if one state opens too early and we see a situation where the virus comes surging back, is that a problem just for that state? or does it translate into a much wider national problem? >> the virus does not respect zip codes or state lines, clearly. so, sure, if i were in a surrounding area or if i were someone who wanted to use the atlanta airport, i would certainly think twice, three times, and four times. i wouldn't go near the place. it's -- it's ridiculous in so many

. >> one bay area salon owner plans to defy the state orders and reopen her shop today. why she said she had no choice.>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2 . >> good morning and thank you for joining us, welcome to mornings on 2 i am dave clark . >> good morning i am pam cook and it is tuesday, april 28 and it already feels like a nice, warm day and dave can you feel it?>> i did and as you said it is nice and warm. >> that's check with steve paulson, will be about the same as in the highs last week but it feels warmer already.>> for some it will be, upper 80s to near 90, the coastal's will not be that high but they will warm up, high pressure is kicking in and it is transitory so not parking and it will continue to move but temperatures rather mild with a lot of mid-50s and just about everybody's close, oakland airport their lows warm lately, warmest of the week is today, warm to hot and lid and fog near the coast but very mild for the low and a little bit of fog but unless you are right by the coast it will probably not amount to anything. there is a slight nor

rising tensions between israel and hezbollah in syria hundreds of factory workers in bangladesh have defied a nationwide coronavirus lockdown and return to work many factories are exclusively sewing mosques medical guns and other in demand personal protective equipment. the lebanese army has dispersed protesters who were blocking one of the main roads in the capital beirut demonstrators have been defying a lockdown and curfew to voice their i go over the worsening economic crisis last week lebanon's currency reached new lows against the dollar sparking calls for the central bank governor to resign. those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera ates talk to al-jazeera good buy. i'm counting the cost billions now the same trailing in the last economic output the back thing is on so have offered a soko over $1000.00 has a $1.00 plus u.s. oil drop all my line is proof into negative territory. counting up off on al-jazeera. home in the loop in. june the 26945. as the 2nd move war was ending representatives of 50 countries signed the united nations charter in san francisco. the un official

>>vacaville hair stylist is defying the shelter-in-place order today she reopened her salon to existing clients despite not being an essential business kron 4 some to call reports the owners willing to risk a fine or the possibility of her business being shut down. >>6 weeks without working is long enough for the rivera she owns herrin dip in the salon in downtown vacaville for businesses considered non essential and has been closed during the shelter in place but rivera says she can no longer afford to keep clients away survival tactic at this point on tuesday rivera welcomed back existing clients only this despite the solano county health officer extending the shelter-in-place order through may 17th by reopening rivera could face a stiff fine and possibly jail time when she believes staying closed would be more costly than getting penalize by the county it costs me about 7 green overhead to can to keep the salon going. >>and then my personal income that iran has us i was behind a chair to take on my family is is about equal to that so we're talking 15 grand a month that i'm guaranteed

a pastor who proudly defied social distancing guidelines dies after testing positive for coronavirus.e returning $2 billion dollars to our auto policyholders through may 31st. because now, more than ever, being a good neighbor means everything. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. >>> breaking news. sadly, the u.s. death toll just surpassed the 25,000 mark for coronavirus cases as we're nearing 600,000 confirmed cases. in the meantime, nearly all schools nationwide have been closed for about a month and education leaders are worried that millions of children could be severely stunted in their learning because of this. now some are proposing kids be held back a grade or be part of a massive summer school program. evan, tell us what is at stake if you have more schools closing for the rest of the year. >> reporter: i've been talking to teachers and administrators and students since this whole quarantine began. the issue here is staying focused and interested in school and figuring out what school is supposed to be now, because most schools have pretty much thrown academic performa

he plans to defy california's stay at home order. police e t sofa th they of public -- they are posted a public nuisance order on the door of the church. >> it was clear that we were going to have to do something different and/or face the consequences. >> a civil rights attorney even spoke on the matter saying the churches first amendment argument has not yet been tested and a public health lysis like this one. the next up for officers is physically shutting the church down as they continue to defy the churches, the church's lawyer sent the city a cease- and-desist letter, citing religious freedom. >> construction workers are off the job now that stricter shelter in place rules are in effect, until now, most construction sites that were building some type of housing were allowed to stay open but now, the only jobs allowed are projects necessary for essential infrastructure. or projects that involve building care facility or hospitals in response to covid- 19. >> is started yesterday into today. we are just locking up and cleaning up

. >> a church defying california's stay-at-home order, one of the pastor says it is a violation of their first amendment right and what the police are doing to stop him.>>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, april second. i am michelle griego. >> i, good morning, thanks for waking up with us. i am kenny choi. let's get a check of our traffic and weather once again starting up with mary lee.>>> good morning to you, kenny and michelle. it is a cold start today. bundle up if you have to head out if you are an essential worker or if you need to walk the dog as we are looking at temperatures much colder compared to yesterday at this time. so, alive look with our treasure island camera with clear skies, livermore, you are already down to the upper 30s. clear skies helping those temperatures to really drop this morning. we are looking at many of us in the 40s as we start off the let's show you here, 41 in santa rosa, 42 in concord, upper 40s in san francisco, mid- 40s and san jose and about 50 for oakland. plenty of sunshine, daytime highs seasonal for this time of year. let's check in wit

reporting an unemployment rate of nearly 40% and now shop owners taking a stand re-opening stores defying stay-at-home orders. >>earl why president ums rmer prison . >>> finally together. the touching reunion a lifetime in the making for the mom who gave birth in a coma. >>> and the safest place in america. how one town has managed to stay completely virus-free. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with the big push to re-open the u.s. economy. >> president trump says some areas of the country could be back open for business as early as today. he's unveiled new white house guidelines but he says the governors will make the final decision. >>> breaking overnight yet another nursing home tragedy. at least 29 people have died from coronavirus at this senior care facility in queens, new york. the workers fear the death toll may be much higher. families say they've gone days without information about their loved ones. >>> also breaking overnight, encouraging news about a possible treatment. researchers say the experimental drug remdesivir has helped some patients rapidly recover but the

in jackson, mississippi, pastor horton allowed worshipers to worship inside. >> some churches defieds with in-person services. >> trevor: congratulations, the demons have left your body but object because coronavirus has moved in ( as demon ) i might be the spawn of satan but i take social distancing seriously. it seems some people are still observing social distancing while observing their religious beliefs and that the the smart move because, with modern technology, you can get the full church experience and keep you and your family safe. but please remember this -- if you're going to try and do your confessions over zoom, you really want to make sure you're careful. >> bless me father for i have sinned. this quarantine is messing me up so bad i have been having fantasies about shaking people's hands. total strangers. i just want to rub their hands. it's so hot. last night i couldn't eat i stress ate my family's tuna, that dry ass tuna in the water, like flakey cotton balls. also i told everybody on instagram i baked my own banana bread, isn't true, i stole pictures from chrissy te

also coming out how polity is pushing millions in india to defy the national lockdown it's a question of survival as the poorest are forced to scavenge for food. and 75 years on the horror is still vivid remembering the victims of germany's good little death camp one of the last remaining survivors calls for compassion for those displaced by war today. i'm rebecca rate as welcome to the program the cove at 19 pandemic has reached another grim milestone with the global death toll now more than 100000 while the total number of infections stands at nearly 1700000 that's according to figures by johns hopkins university in the united states more than 18000 people have died from the disease and puts the us at close to overtaking italy as the country with the world's highest death toll america has nearly one 3rd of all global cases new york state alone has more than any other cases in any other country. passengers have found out on new york subways. but that's a no is surance to many people who need the ride it's very frightening to be here i mean if i got one that was one thing right now ye