eric. eric: great idea.higan democrats vote to censure a state representative there, after a representative voiced a support for a protest against the stay at home orders and promoted hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for the coronavirus. earlier this month, she tested positive for coronavirus and thankfully has since recovered and she credited that controversial treatment for her successful battle against the virus. it's causing controversy today. matt fin is live in chicago with the latest on that. hi, matt. >> reporter: eric, just hours ago democrats in michigan's 13th congressional district voteden an musely ted to censur. she landed in hot water with her fellow democrats after meeting with the president in the white house and thanking him for his pandemic response and she also cited the medicine hydroxychloroquine as helping her recover from covid-19, something her doctor now confirms. the state representative says since that meeting, the governor has been unpleasant towards her, she says black people a

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see you, eric. eric: take care.house coronavirus task force as president trump defends his response to the pandemic and his growing calls for expanded testing. good evening. i'm jon scott, and this is a special two hour edition of "the fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: the briefing scheduled to begin later this hour, and we will bring it to you live as soon as it happens. meanwhile, the latest numbers show nearly four million americans have been tested for coronavirus are, more than 700,000 were positive. roughly 40,000 people have died. tonight's briefing comes as several states prepare to take their first steps forward reopening under guidelines the white house issued last week. so

eric: hello. i'm eric shawn.dwest are bracing for a potential surge in cases, this as north carolina, mississippi, alabama, and tennessee, those states are expected to peak sometime in the next ten days. this as the white house says there are encouraging signs that the outbreak is beginning to level off. the administration is eyeing a potential target date to potentially reopen the country for business. however, experts are warning that right now is not the time to get complacent about social distancing and other measures. >> starting to see the levelling off and the coming down that dr. birx had mentioned but it is important to remember that this is not the time to feel that since we have made such important advances in the sense of success of the mitigation, that we need to be pulling back at all. arthel: steve harrigan is live outside the centers for disease control headquarters in atlanta with more. steve? >> arthel, we've been watching the numbers change all morning, and that's just a stunning figure that yo

eric. eric: yes, oh boy. and forth in that. president trump is saying 20 reopens the nation, their new warnings about a potential new death toll if that happens to sin. this is anthony fauci predicting the virus, ready for this? it could rebound here later this year. his up next on what you should look out for. >> is trying to balance two things. make sure you don't do something prematurely at the same time to pay attention to the need to try and back to normal. hold on one second. safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - that's totally him. - it's him! that's totally the guy. safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. as a home instead caregiver, for everything that i give, i get so much in return. hearing all of stanley's stories about his home, and everything that he's learned over the years, it reminds me that this is as much for him as it is for me. join ou

eric.s you were mentioning, the white house really is trying to prepare americans for the tough week ahead. we heard from the president and the president's task force on saturday urgently calling on americans not to let their guard down in the days ahead. >> this will be probably the toughest week, between this week and next week, and there'll be a lot of deaths, unfortunately. >> the next two weeks are extraordinarily important. this is the moment not going to the grocery store, not going to the pharmacy, but doing everything you can to keep your family and your friends safe. >> reporter: the president is deploying at least 1,000 military medical personnel to new york to help people on the ground there. we're also, as you mentioned, hearing from the surgeon general who's letting americans know what they can do to stop the spread. >> from a national perspective, the surgeon general is saying no matter where you are, stay at home. at least give us a week or two if you can. we want you to do

eric.ell, the u.s. is now seeing the highest levels of unemployment following the 2008 financial crisis but the trump administration is expressing some optimism. let g's to mark meredith, -- let's go to mark meredith, live at the white house. >> reporter: the white house is bracing for the unemployment rate to skyrocket when the next jobs report comes out in early may. we are getting a prediction of what those numbers may look like. the cbo projecting the unemployment rate for the second quarter could hover right there about a 14% and at the gdp could decline by some 12% for the same quarter, the federal budget deficit projected to jump up quite a bit to 3.7 trillion. the treasury secretary told fox's chris wallace today he believes things will improve by summer. >> i think as we begin to reopen the economy in may and june, you're going to see the economy really bounce back in july, august, september. and we are putting an unprecedented amount of fiscal relief into the economy. you're seein

eric. eric: in the epicenter of the crisis new york state. governor andrew cuomo saying that the state's efforts to ramp up testing in order to fully reopen the economy, he says that will fall short without help from the trump administration. the focus on testing becoming a major concern in the empire state and with other states governors saying that only the federal government can start a full national testing program, get it up and running and fund it, that is what they say are desperately needed right now. aisha with more. aishah: he found that they all have the equipment necessary to make the test kits, what they don't have are the chemicals necessary. >> that's the log jam that we are in. they bought the machine, they have the machine, they have the test but they need the reagents to do a higher volume of tests. aishah: cuomo worried about what is happening in new york's nursing homes, nearly 2700 people have died in those homes, 626 deaths in adult care facilities, 20% of covid-19 dea

eric. eric: and more expected. mark, thank you. arthel. arthel: eric, thank you. we are just getting multiple reports that the now fired captain of the uss theodore roosevelt has reportedly tested positive for coronavirus. captain kroziay was fired after he wrote a letter outlining his concerns of covid-19 spreading on the navy ship and what he labeled as a navy's failure to properly address the matter. according to last reports, 19 of those sailors an on-board testd positive for covid-19, with at least one sailor in the hospital. again, the now fired captain of the uss theodore roosevelt has reportedly tested positive with coronavirus. meanwhile, hospitals in the nation's epicenter of the pandemic continue climbing the uphill battle against the virus as new york governor cuomo says the apex is now just days away. medical supplies are running low and there is no clear data on how many health care workers themselves have contracted if disease. aishah hasnie is live in new york with the latest. aishah. >> reporter: arthel, the number of cases in new york is about to

eric? eric: all right, amy. that's so important, and we are all indebted to the work of those in the medical community around the globe no matter where you are. thank you. arthel? arthel: yeah. and, eric, we can't physically touch each other, but we can touch through the hearts still. so, listen, we are waiting for that white house coronavirus task force briefing. it's running a little bit behind schedule, but we are going to bring it to you as soon as it begins. plus, some medical professionals are coming out of retirement to help out on the front lines after many doctors and nurses got sick from treating infected patients. how they're making a difference, we'll tell you how next. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill

eric, you do a lot of stuff to jesse, correct?a fair amount of pranks to jesse, some small, some very small. some medium, and some, some bigger pranks along the 11 years that we've been associated, yes. >> jimmy: jesse, what stands out in your mind when you think back to all the terrible things eric's done to you? >> first of all, i think eric only does it to me because he loves me. that's what i tell myself. so it's based in love. god, there's been so many. he's written, we were at a location, a very dusty location and he wrote on the back of my car with his finger, i'm the redhead from "modern family" in the dust, and i drove all the way home with that written on the back of my car. >> jimmy: that's pretty good. that's harmless. that's harmless. >> people were driving by me and waved and i was like, god, i'm really getting recognized on the 405 today. >> jimmy: knowing your history, we've discussed on the show the pranks that eric has pulled on you, we teamed up with you, jesse, to get eric back. >> yes. >> jimmy: and, um, well,

eric.c: arthel, many experts in the health administration field say the country cannot fully get back to normal unless we have widespread testing for coronavirus. that is something that the federal government does not have right now. one reason according to new report why we don't is that it involves they say the contamination at the centers for disease control lab when the first test were trying to be put together. steve harrigan with the very latest they found. hi, steve. steve: eric, the cdc is admitting that it made mistakes in quality control in original manufacture of tests for the coronavirus. fda is saying that the cdc fail today live up to its own protocol, here is dr. fauci. >> it was a problem that was a technical problem from within that was corrected and it was an issue of embracing the way we have now and should have. the private sector who clearly has the capability of making and providing tests at the level that we will need them for any of the things that i've just spoken a

eric lonergan from m&g is still with us. range you would get on board with for the s&p 500? eric: i think it is reasonable, but in a sense, it is doing to be cute about this. the reality is, we don't know. it is perfectly possible there is further acts to this drama and we see greater lows. the surprise -- the prize i your keep my eye on is perspective in 12 or 18 months time and you are not really going to care whether the low is 2150.r 2200, what you care about is whether earnings recover on a 12 to 18 month view, and i think that is the greater prize here. if you extend your time horizon, you engage in emotional time travel. there is a better probability you look back any year's at a better opera -- and this is a good opportunity to buy stocks. manus: phrase of the day, emotional time travel and whether we can come out of the meal be a of what this coronavirus. thank you for being with us. jpmorgan, called a floor. so does eric lonergan at m&g. this is bloomberg. you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easi

now, eric and his family have since shifted gears. they have donated 240 surgical masks to ucsf and hundreds of dollars towards its covid-19 response fund. >> great story, sharon, thank you. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award on- line. kpix.com/hero. >>> coming up, california trying to flatten the curve, bunt the governor shares when the worst is set to hit us. >>> and the impact the contra costa will have on construction in the area. >>> and rent is due, but some bay area tenants are refusing to pay up during the pandemic. >>> up next, they can't do cuts and color, but that isn't discouraging these two bay area hairstylists. what they are doing to keep their clients looking their best when they can't get a trim. bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh... it's real. believe me. i mean, this is unexpected. you would say, remarkable? absolutely. a remarkable deal! thanks, i get that all the time. wait what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle wow... i think i'll take two. for the love! oh. rand fast, reliable, secured intern

give me jesse, give me eric. jesse and eric, step up. [cheers and applause] >> how are you?ion is, name something you squeeze. eric? >> the toilet paper. >> jimmy: the charmin you mean? >> yeah. >> jimmy: charmin. let's look at the board. something you squeeze. no, i think you're about [ bleep ] years too late on that. something you squeeze. >> my baby boyfriend. >> jimmy: his baby boyfriend! not on there either. something you squeeze. >> best answer. >> what do you squeeze? >> you can tell. >> toothpaste. >> jimmy: look at the board, toothpaste. >> oh, juice! oranges. >> jimmy: something you squeeze. i think you guys are violating the spirit of the competition. >> oranges. oranges! all right. you guys are playing for the win here. ed, name something you squeeze. >> oh, you squeeze sofia. >> something you squeeze. >> something you squeeze. >> pimples. >> ooh, that's good. >> pimples. >> washcloth? >> pimples. >> jimmy: let's look for pimples, do we have pimples? julie, you have a chance now to keep this -- >> me? >> jimmy: yes, keep this ball in your court. >> a rubber ball.

eric thomas is live in san leandro with the story for us. eric? >> we rode along with members of the alameda county sheriff's office crime prevention bureau, they are going into businesses and letting them know what they should and should not be doing. normally these deputies would be telling businesses how to protect themselves against robbers. they don't want them to be victims of the virus. >> you don't actually follow all

eric: that is quite an introduction. i think there has been a big improvement in risk sentiment, risk appetite and the global markets and that is for developed and emerging markets, and a big part of that has been the policy response from the likes of the fed and the ecb going beyond quantitative easing , we have seen a number of measures put in place that allow em central banks to repo their treasuries with the fed, that allows them to raise u.s. dollars quickly. if i had to express the sentiment or view to somebody at the imf, one thing that concerns us is that you cannot support everyone. this is the theme we have been writing about, the haves and have not policy support -- knots. policy -- nots. quantitative easing does not replace lost earnings or cash flow, and a number of businesses will struggle to survive even some of the large benchmarks have seen themselves downgraded by the ratings agencies. my message to a major policymaker would be that we need to worry about the corporates in em. tom: i will ask you a ques

eric: 76% de las nuevas empresas de la ciudad de los Ángeles son latinos.onÓmica a los casi 2.5 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados que viven en el estado de california, incluidos los 600,000 que se estima que viven en los angeles. patricia: cerca de allÍ en el Área de banice miles de personas hicieron cola bajo la lluvia para recibir comida. estas imÁgenes muestran la larga fila de vehÍculos frente a un centro de entregas en esta paralizaciÓn económica con cerca de 17 millones de personas que han perdido sus empleos. la organizaciÓn banco de alimentos ha aumentado las donaciones en suministros y productos bÁsicos de la canasta familiar. en agradecimiento al gran esfuerzo que hacen las enfermeras en estos dÍas, en virginia algunos dueÑos de negocios decidieron llenar el tanque de gasolina y asumir el costo, las primeras 200 enfermeras de la ciudad de canoa y las primeras 100 short shoutdown se fueron con el taquÉ llenÓ de su vehÍculo y gratis. la pandemia en el peor momento para buscar asilo en estados unidos o lanzarse a la aventura de llegar a este paÍ

you can settle and then eric eric has been on the tools so i want to get eric's thoughts about the tour but do you see people and they really being moved like i feel the so much more to garner than slavery but this is important right. this is more important you know when you see people murdered you you know school i want to see is this one. and i always tell my brothers and sisters not intended come to africa. there they are embarking on their lives change in. this life changing. because it's. what their balance is this where you know i can immerse them they are or by 800 african men in most of the african men definitely. it's their dream. so you can in my independent is not helpful so any time i live in the top i always on fridays by. choice that peace should not but what i once was just went black people absolutely and you know her strong people you should never. you don't have to deal. with that. i just want to say that i've gotten a chance to take anthony's tour quite a few times because the cape coast dungeon is one of the places that we visit with our black and abroad experiences

meteorologist drew tuma. >>> yes, it really does, eric.going to find over the next couple of days, warmer weather will make a comeback. after today, where we found a nice on-shore flow, kind of knocking our temperatures down, compared to yesterday. so live doppler 7, along with satellite right now, is showing you most areas are still dealing with clear skies, a couple of high clouds. north of cloverdale and ukiah. but all in all, it is a pretty quiet night out there. still breezy in the city right now. the wind at 36 miles per hour. breezy through the delta. gusting to 20 miles an hour. and the wind coming off that cool ocean water that is bringing the cooler temperatures in the already down to 46 in half moon bay. with that cool breeze. and 64 in the city. 57 in oakland. and it is currently 60 though in san jose. 61 in santa rosa. and brentwood, still pretty mild coming in with a temperature of 68 degrees. so we'll take a look at future weather. plan on your monday for you, early tomorrow morning, the fog, the marine layer, thanks to the

i'm eric thomas.overnor gavin newsom has emphasized since the start of the pandemic the need to help and protect the state's most vulnerable people. today part of the effort took a monumental step forward with the announcement that california has a deal for thousands of rooms to house the homeless. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez spoke with neighbors that live literally behind one of the locations to get their thoughts. >> we didn't have any forewarning this was going to be going down, and it just was a little bit of a shock. >> reporter: residents in the south bay were surprised from the announcement governor gavin newsom made during his daily news updates on saturday afternoon. >> project room key would identify 15,000 hotel rooms throughout the state of california. >> reporter: the state has partnered with the motel 6 chain, securing 4700 hotel locations in 19 california counties to protect the homeless from covid-19. newsom had harsh words for resistant cities. >> just want to encourage those

let's get to eric chemi for the latest on the coronavirus at this hour. eric >> kelly, good afternoon new jersey is reporting a nearly 40% drop in daily new cases, only 2,625 since yesterday, but there are 351 new deaths, taking the state's toll above 3,100 he's urging residents to remain vigilant >> don't take your foot off the gas, folks stay on this i know you're itching to get out and back to normal so am i. who could blame you? we can't we just can't yet. i promise you, the second we think we can, we will let you know that. you have my word >> honda is furloughing most salaried workers in the united states for two weeks it began shutting its north american operations on march 23rd, and since u.s. and canada facilities will stay closed through may 1st. volkswagen will resume some production in germany next monday, and in the united states on april 27th. plants in spain, portugal, and russia will also restart on the 27th vw says plants in other countries will ramp up production in may. as always, for more coronavirus coverage, head to cnbc.com tyler, b

eric: sure, thanks for having me. host: joining us from los angeles is ted mitchell, he's the president of the american council on education. thank you for being with us. >> love being with you. host: can you give us a sense of what colleges and universities are facing both with students taking classes online having to provide refunds about room and board and the uncertainty that we can expect in the months ahead? >> it's a work in progress as eric suggested a moment ago. the long-term impacts on the economy will have impact on higher education -- already are having an impact on higher education. from the college and university perspective, the first priority has always been the safety of students, staff, and faculty. you and i were talking about colleges moving their students off campus and moving them home and moving very, very quickly to online instruction. the majority of students are experiencing in one form or another of online instruction. universities have moved swiftly, decisively and compassionately to serve

that's--that's crazy, eric. then whose baby is it?c: brady and kristen. >> xander: you scared me. i thought maybe you were getting cold feet. what is it? what's wrong? >> male announcer: like sands through the hourglass,

. >> reporter: 16-year-old eric gann bears gifts, boxes of donated books.junior at san mateo's high school founded books for all three years ago to inspire children to read. >> is part of the reason i wanted to work with elementary schools, that was where i got my passion for reading. >> reporter: eric wanted to give books to scrolls, schools serving low income students so he did the research, and found an elementary school. his parents drive him some three hours from home where eric delivers to grateful principles. >> it's refreshing to have the community, to want to give back to students and children in need. >> reporter: this library gets only $2200 a year to serve its 600 students so librarian stephanie aguilar welcomes the yearly donations from eric. >> it's like christmas. >> reporter: he brings free supplies for teachers and books for students from stories to science, facts to fantasy. >> they are just grinning from ear to ear and super excited that we got more books. they love it. >> reporter: so far eric has given way more than 1000 new and used bo

i'm eric thomas.ore citations could be on the way for people who are not practicing social distancing in the city. abc 7 news reporter liz pena spoke to a city supervisor from san francisco, luz? >> reporter: according to sfpd they have cited two people in the last 20 days and a supervisor says that number could go up. we visited some of the most popular out places inner city. the embarcadero, the marina green, all locations busy with people in group, family, people working out, and others not keeping their distance. sfpd tweeted this afternoon that officers will work with the social distancing guidelines. >> we want to educate. we do not want to enforce. 95% of san francisco is getting that. to the other 5%, please, don't ruin it for everybody who is doing the right thing. >> reporter: sfpd confirmed to abc 7 news, so far, two people have been cited.during thehe pc those citations are set to increase. >> we're going to start stepping that up like nobody's business. and we don't want to enforce, we wa

. >> and i'm eric thomas.hat testing is part of a study to better understand how the virus spreads. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is in san francisco with the story. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, eric, dion, this is all happening in the mission district. health care workers hope to test as many residents who want to be tested over the next several days. locals say if it helps stop the spread of coronavirus they're in. >> this is not a nice time little germ is out there doing its thing so we've got to stop it. >> reporter: patricia delgado doing her part to help stop covid-19. she just got tested. and she'll never forget it. >> the back of the throat, choking you, and then the back of the nose choking you again. >> reporter: delgado lives in the mission district, where thousands of residents havt several outdoor testing sites for free. two tests are available, one for covid-19, another can covid-19 antibodies. the mission is showing some of the highest infection rates in the city. >> and the deaths amongst

that's my dad, eric. that's my little brother nicholas, and that's me, so i think that was in bermuda. so i'm guessing i was about... i would say about four years old then. why that picture? why'd you say that one? it really shows who my mum and dad were. you know, i kind of looked at them as very glamorous. harvey: your mom looks like jackie kennedy. - simon: doesn't she? - harvey: yeah. simon: and then i look really, really pissed off. that's the sign of things to come. you were not an angel as a kid. no, i wasn't. i was really, really bad. - i heard a terrible story. - tell me. you burned santa claus? yeah, it was-- it was actually about this time. it was nicholas that still believed in santa claus, so i said, "let's set fire to his outfit," which we did. and not only did we kill santa claus, we actually nearly burnt the whole house down. - that's terrible. - so we murdered santa claus. you kind of had a privileged upbringing. uh, yes. ( music playing ) we lived in a big house when we were growing up.

eric lipton, thank you so much for joining us. your reporting revealed the existence of these so-called red dawn e-mails between doctors, medical experts in the administration. they were obtained, in part, through the freedom of information act request. in one email i wanted to ask you about, dr. james loller, an infectious disease expert, served in the george w. bush and obama administrations, wrote we have thrown 15 years of institutional learning out the window and are making decisions based on intuition. what were these e-mails, and what came out of your finding out about them? >> well, what was going on was there was a group of physicians and pandemic experts that, from the department of homeland security, health and human services, the c.d.c., the veterans administration that were consulting and comparing notes, and they were trying to make a really critical decision, which was, at what point do we go from saying we are going to attempt to contain the infection, to which we have community spread d we now need to move to miti

eric: probably you already mentioned most of them already. new cities' department of education. so many public schools that are working together with us. teams, and a big master account. there are some -- some information is misleading. like taiwan. we are an american business company. we do all we can to focus on business. importantnd safety is for us. emily: what are the true facts? eric: first of all, zoom is secure. zoom is safe. we took actions, fixed the problems. also, education. other security vulnerabilities were fixed. also the very limited time. because we have global distributed architecture. some meetings, very random. this is very minor. and also random. after the meeting is over, the encryption key is also over. we know which customer, which meeting, which attendee had a data problem. we have all that information. they lot of misleading information. anyway, we are working on that. rishaad: zoom the ceo eric yuan with my colleague emily chang. looking ahead to what is happening in inflation in india. all that and more on the way

eric: no, lidia, no es un sueño. es una realidad, yo te amo.

eric: hi, taylor. great to be here.e have seen over the last month, new york city has emerged as the coronavirus outbreak in america. we think it is so important for people to stay home right now. we built capsule five years ago absolutely for the ability for people to safely get their medications while at home. we are seeing a tremendous amount of demand from consumers, doctors, hospitals, and from local government, who are all looking for ways to keep all of the residents in our community safe. have been folks reaching out to us is because we are the only pharmacy that serves all of new york city. we spent five years building the operational technology, infrastructure, to do that for free, seven days a week. what we have seen is, over the last couple of weeks, a 5x increase in new folks bring in prescriptions from other pharmacies, and we continue every day to build capacity in our pharmacy in midtown manhattan, to be able to continue serving the community abroad, helping us overcome this crisis. how sticky our custom

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eric: that is a huge issue.y announced they needed another $3.9 billion in emergency aid, on top of what they already received in the cares act. they are raising the flag, sending the alarms out to the muni market. spreads widened considerably. they started to tighten in april, but we think they will start to widen again after this announcement. taylor: that was eric kazatsky. vonnie: taylor riggs with our muni moment, thank you for that. let's take a quick look at the markets. the dow is down .6%. the s&p has been flip-flopping all day between gains and losses. the nasdaq holding onto those gains. the 10-year yield at 60 basis points. this is bloomberg. ♪ you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps.

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eric thomas is live in san leandro with the story for us. eric? >> we rode along with members of the alameda county sheriff's office crime prevention bureau, they are going into businesses and letting them know what they should and should not be doing. normally these deputies would be telling businesses how to protect themselves against robbers. they don't want them to be victims of the virus. >> you don't actually follow all the -- >> crime prevention is the top job of this office detail. during the coronavirus pandemic, so is disease prevention. these deputies are going to businesses in the unincorporated sections of the county to make sure they're polling health department rules like keeping six feet distance between customers. >> that's more like 10 feet. >> yes, that's great. >> sergeant perez showed us how they're keeping customers even further apart than recommended. how hand sanitizer is offering at the only entrance and exit. and how furniture is wiped down after every use. this customer appreciates it. >> they've taken all the precaution

eric: rainy day funds are part of it. also general resilience and tools in your tool basket for a state to address the challenges they are facing. i think we are seeing a little bit of more bifurcation and that we had the two ratings that were the lowest of the scale being downgraded, and the number of ratings on the upper end being confirmed. so it is a little more distant between the ratings we have. taylor: we had 10 years of economic expansion. on the whole, were states prepared, or were they really building up some of the covers for an event like this -- those coffers for an event like this? had they done enough in the last 10 years? oneor: one point --eric: point you made was really critical. no one was prepared for this, this level of dislocation, and this level of decline. no one could be prepared for that. that said, we did have a decade-long expansion in a number of states, and on the whole, states generally have been building up reserves, restoring those tools in terms of financial realism it's -- financial res

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talk about the new guidelines with mayor of los angeles, eric garcetti. also a report on captain who lost his command after informing superiors about the threat to his vessel. not here, chris cuomo, at home having contracted covid-19. he joins us now. joining us again, dr. sanjay gupta. how are you feeling, chris? >> hey fellows, doing better than i deserve. sanjay told me everything takes a few days to sink in with me. can't wake up every day thinking it's going to be better with cold or virus. it's going to be a long slog. i accept that now. talked to a lot of people with the virus, looking at twice the time i've had so far. that's what it is. i'm lucky, i'm loved, going day by day. >> you are loved. i got so many emails asking me today how you were doing. you should know that. all kidding aside, chris, take time off, just to take care of yourself. i realize you're stuck in your basement down there. but are you worried? you know statistically, very likely to get through this and recover and all that, i know you realize that, but what is your -- how worr

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it's why ivanka is a presidential adviser but eric has to use the doggy door., "people" magazine? you need to change your name to "person" magazine. it's called social distancing! and speaking of leaders trying to make a difference: emmanuel macron, president of france and "guy in a gillette commercial who just finished shaving," is leading efforts to call a global truce on all wars during the coronavirus epidemic. yeah. all wars stopped for coronavirus. and believe it or not, he's already gotten the u.k.'s boris johnson, china's president xi and president donald trump. which is very impressive. this is the most french thing ever. ( macron ) "mon ami, we don't need to fight. let's put down or guns and make some sweet, sweet love? ha-ha! just kidding. unless...?" all right, that's your ray of sunshine. let's get right to the big story. with corona completely changing our lives there have been many questions we are forced to ask ourselves: if grocery store workers and delivery people are essential workers, then shouldn't they earn a living wage? should healthcare