and restaurants across the country are doing the same including at the gandy dancer in n arbor, michigan we're selling six lemons for $2. those are better than grocery store prices. >> reporter: the high-end seafood restaurant is also selling sea bass and lobster tails. >> the elderly people are extremely appreciative. they don't have to go into stores. and they can come and have groceries put in their trunk. >> reporter: the pop-up pantries have become popular, but these restaurants are hoping they can soon bring back the dine-in experience customers are craving. joy bennedict, cbs news, glle, california. >> and that's the ove news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm chip reid. ca ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news: death toll rising. as 43 states relax restrictions, a new model out tonight projects the death toll in the u.s. will double to at least 134,000 by august. is america reopening too quickly? >> if

gandy, we have no ego. we have no ego. whoever gets it we think it's great. we're going to work with them. they're going to work with us. like wites, if we get it, we're going to do work with them. it's a very good question, actually. >> mr. president, what do you say to the business owners and others who are questioning the guidance that the c.d.c. put out last night? there was a concern it's not prescriptive enough. what can they do? >> the media will never be dissatisfied. if we gave you less that would be no good. i thought it was very good. and i heard a lot of good things. go ahead, green. >> you have any problems -- you have any concerns about the test given some of the numbers -- >> no, avid is a very quick test. it could always be very rapidly double-checked if you're testing positive or negative, it could always be checked. it's very portable, very quick. > what happens to china? will the u.s. still have access to that vaccine? >> i would say the answer to that would be yes. i would say the answer would be yes. go ahead, please. >> do you mean a ful

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