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officials say they still expec to finish by year's end.ll to come on the newshour: the shifting messages on masks from top health officials in the u.s. an ugly symptom-- racism against asian americans in theof the pandemic. to taiwan, where health officials moved quickly and may have prevented disaster. plus, how americans are adapting to a new and uncertain way of life. >> woodruff: a majority of the oo >>uff: a majority of the country is being told to stay at omme and to keep their distance thers to try and stop the spread of the coronavirus. now, some in the public health community are wondering if the general public should also bece wearing asks. william brangham is back with a maport on the growing debate. >> brangham: facs are a critical protective shield for arthe medical workers who caring for the sickest covid-19 paents. this virus enters the body via nose, and mouth, sing ahe eyes, barrier over the face can help stop infection. in these wards, masks are meant to be worn every moment workers are exposed to the virus. but, what abo

expec. if there is new news in that we will bring you the updates.now i update you on twitter very often. follow me on twitter i i'm @scottmcgrew. >> 6:48 for you. california's unemployment office is expanding its staff phone lines and is taking calls monday through friday. this comes after dozens of people complained about they've been unable to reach employees to ask questions about the benefits. the agency received claims. beneficiaries can get up to $450 as well as $600 per week through the end of july. that $600 is expected to be added to checks beginning this week. >>> we know that medical workers are working on the front lines are doing everything they can to help prevent the spread of covid-19. stanford is now conducting a daily survey to try to pinpoint the geographical areas. joining to us talk about it is the medical director of digital health at stanford dr. lawrence "rusty" hofmann. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, laura. >> so tell us about this study. it's fascinating how with the data you should be able to pinpoint where you