gary tuchman, cnn, denver. >> we're glad to hear that for sure. gary. >>> so, i know there's a lot of stressed feelings out there maybe you're scared and unsettled about the coronavirus. celebrities are too. oprah winfrey is kicking off a 24-hour online event. it's actually happening right now. we have more. take a listen. ♪ ♪ unite unite unite ♪ the sunshine after the rain you're the cure against my fear and my pain ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm losing my mind when you're not around ♪ >>> quality harmonizing there, 98 degrees. right now, celebrities ashy ies the world are part of this 24-hour live stream event. it's called "the call to unite." oprah winfrey, julia roberts, mandy moore, former presidents, jimmy carter, bill clinton, george w. bush all are taking part. they're asking you to find a way to help someone over the course of this day. making a donation, volunteering, just sharing a story of hope and compassion. so, this is fun, a nigerian filmmaker has created a free online animated film to convince children to stay at home. there's a little girl who t

the vials go into a centrifuge. >> gary tuchman's vial right here. >> reporter: that's mine? that's yours. >> reporter: molly wolf is the lab supervisor. >> reporter: this is the process where we pull the serum off the whole blood. >> reporter: this is the final step for our blood. this machine is called the automated eliza analyzer. the analyzing will take a little over four hours. this test which has been submitted foremergency use authorization to the fda costs $94 but is eligible for insurance coverage. hundreds of people are getting tested here each day. so while it is important for this country to have a better idea how many people have or have had covid-19, what does it mean for any of us who test positive for the antibodies? >> i would not let your guard down. even if you have it, you do not know how much protection you do or do not have and how long that protection will last. >> reporter: well, my guard will definitely be staying up either way. i got my results the next day. the determination? not detected, which means negative. i have not had the coronavirus. gary t

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here's gary tuchman. >> reporter: coronavirus case in alabama are going the wrong way.are trending up. but the state is now wide open for business. >> social distancing is the state's rule, but that effort has often been an exercise in few ti futility at the beaches and bars in memorial day week as people come back to party. at this restaurant in gulf shores, alabama, many wonder why it took this long to open. >> i'm here to have fun and meet everybody and be cool, you know? >> reporter: across the street, the beach is jammed. groups are supposed to be 6 feet away from each other. police work to enforce that. the groups are also ordered to only consist of people who live in the same household. there is no active effort to enforce that. bailey karr is 21. she just graduated from college. >> i mean, everybody's got to go somehow, you know what i mean? >> you mean die? >> yeah, but in a way -- i mean, i don't want to die, but if that's what god has in store for my life, then that's okay. >> my family has the same mind-set as me, and we kind of just agreed if we get it, we

gary tuchman, cnn, minnesota. >>> well, after the u.s. reported a record 20 million jobs lost in april, trump officials are warning the unemployment numbers could be even worse in may. let's take a look at u.s. futures as we begin a new week. we're seeing positive territory at least there. the dow futures up .3%. >>> all right. the trading day is wrapping up in asia so let's turn to cnn's john deftarios. he's tracking it live. good to see you, john, from abu dhabi. are stock market investors discounting the threat of the coronavirus near term and looking perhaps at a longer term recovery? >> reporter: yeah, i think it's best described, rosemary, as dual worlds. there's the clear and present danger of snap backs. at the same time investors saying, 6 to 9 months down the road what's life going to look like? that's the predominant theme. we saw that on wall street on friday. we see that with futures. the european markets have opened slightly higher. let's take a look at what we see in asia. japan and hong kong seeing gains of 1 to 1.5%. not

cnn's gary tuchman has more. >> reporter: coronavirus cases in alabama are going the wrong way.trending up, but the state is now wide open for business. social distancing is the state's rule, but that has been an exercise of futility at the restaurants and bars this memorial day weekend as people come back to party. at this restaurant and bar in gulf shores, alabama, many wonder why it took this long to open. >> i'm just here to have fun, meet everybody. just be cool, you know? >> reporter: across the street the beach is jammed. groups are supposed to be six feet away from each other. police work to enforce that. the groups are also ordered to only consist of people who live in the same household. there is no active effort to enforce that. mindy carr is 21. she just graduated from college. >> everybody has to go somehow, you know what i mean. >> you mean die? >> yeah, but in a way i don't want to die but, i mean, if that's what god has in store for my life, then that's okay. >> my family has the same mind september as me and we kind of just agreed that if we get it, we get it. w

>> thank you, gary tuchman. appreciate that. >>> if there was ever a symbol of america going back to, would, it's this one. the new york stock exchange is set to reopen its trading floor in the coming hours. it's been all electronic since march 23rd when two people working there tested positive for the coronavirus. anna stewart is with us now to talk more about those safety measures. good to see you, anna. so when the new york stock exchange opens in just a few hours from now, what will the new normal look like? >> reporter: the new normal will look nothing like the prepandemic normal. very, very quiet. only a group of traders are allowed to return. it's a subdued restarting. there will be no big opening bell celebrations. no media there. much like factories, much like offices, all around the world as territories reopen we'll see things like temperature checks, facemasks, dividers between computers just to ensure everyone can keep some distance. it says traders are expected to sign off liability forms. this viru

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>>how the numbers have been growing we've got gary tuchman now with more. >>one of my wrist cases in alabama are going the wrong way they are trending up. but the state is now wide open for business. so should distance seems the statesman, the effort is often been an exercise in futility of restaurants and bars in the beach towns of alabama this memorial day weekend. it's people come back to party. this restaurant and bar in gulf shores, alabama. many wonder why it took this long to open. >>i'm just here just to have fun and made everybody sus they co union. >>across the street, the beach is jan groups are supposed to be 6 feet away from each other police work to enforce that. the groups are also porter to only consist of people who live in the same household. there is no active effort to enforce that the car's 21 like she just graduated from college. >>everybody's got i mean it's asked what god has >>my family has the same mindset as me and on. we kind of just agree that i we get it we get it home are going to handle it as a family and just get over it bec

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here's one man in alabama, he said this to our gary tuchman. >> i mean, if he's not wearing a mask, i'm going to wear a mask. if he's not worried, i'm not worried. >> reporter: the president? >> yes, sir. >> that's exactly what is happening in some places. that's just the reality. some people they see it and they do it. >> his words matter. they matter a lot, and they cause people to doubt science. look, in our hospital we tested antibodies in people who work in the covid environment, and you know, in healthcare providers, nurses and docs, they're lower than in the general population. that's emulated in places like columbia and new york. we wear masks. it prevents transmission, but they get in the way of the president's narrative that we're moving back to normal. it's a really cynical calculus. the president is forcing the country to choose between science and politics. it's a really disastrous situation. >> erin, when i was first elected governor, it was a bit bumpy, and, you know, i would make a comment here or there, smack alsmart-aleck, and she sa, john, you're the father of ohio, y

cnn's gary tuchman spoke to us from the beach at gulf shores, alabama. take a listen. >> everybody's got to go somehow. >> reporter: you mean die? >> yeah. >> my family has the same mindset as me. we kind of just agreed if we get it, we get it. we're going to handle it as a family and just get over it because that's what family does. >> i mean, if he's not wearing a mask, i'm not wearing a mask. if he's not worried, i'm not worried. >> reporter: the president? >> yes, sir. >> so that last gentlemen said, if the president's not going to wear a mask, i'm not going to wear a mask. what's your reaction to that as a former cdc head? >> you know, in a perfect world, which you would like to see, our leaders, political leaders, cultural leaders, would model the behavior that we want to see. public health is the roadmap to successfully being able to get out and do the things we want to do, getting people back to work. but we wear a mask not so much to protect ourselves but to protect those around us. and what it says is, i care about you and you wear a mask becau

our gary tuchman was in alabama this weekend and one beachgoer explained to him why he doesn't wear ase the president doesn't. >> i mean, if he's not wearing a mask i'm not going to wear a mask. if he's not worried i'm not worried. >> reporter: the president? >> yes, sir. >> joining us now is governor mike dewine, governor of ohio, where deaths just crossed the 2,000 mark. governor, thanks for being with us. i know how busy you are. you've been a vocal proponent for wearing masks. it's something you tried to enforce and had to kind of back off it and leave it up to people's good sense of judgment and care for their fellow citizens. when you hear that young man say he's not wearing a mask because the president isn't wearing a mask, obviously the president, all the people around the president are wearing masks. so he's not wearing a mask, you know, because i guess he feels he doesn't have to. what do you say to people in your state to try to get them to wear masks? >> well, i say that they should wear masks. and first of all, anderson, one of the things that i think we have going for us

first, gary tuchman reporting from gulf shores. >> coronavirus cases in alabama are going the wrong way. they are trending up. but the state is now wide open for business. social distancing is the state's rule. but that effort has often been unexercised in futility at restaurants and bars in the beach town this memorial day weekend as people come back to party. at this restaurant and bar in gulf shores, alabama, many wonder why it took this long to open. >> i'm just here just to have fun and meet everybody. and just be cool, you know? >> across the street, the beach is jammed. groups are supposed to be six feet away from each other. police work to enforce that. the groups are, also, ordered to only consist of people who live in the same household. there is no active effort to enforce that. bailie carr is 21. she just graduated from college. >> i mean, everybody's got to go somehow, you know what i mean? >> you mean die? >> yeah. but, in a way, like, i mean, i don't want to die. but i mean, if that's what god has in store for my life, then that's okay. >> my family has the same mindset a

>> gary tuchman. gary, thanks very much.ort of startling, i've just got to say -- i don't know the last time i was in a restaurant. but just to see people sitting at a table talking to each other without masks. i don't know. >> you can't wear a mask when you're going out to eat. and i think that's part of the problem. i find that quite startling as well. this is my hometown. the state has not met these criteria. i know they say that over and over again but that's a concern. >> sanjay, or dr. wen, would you go out to a restaurant right now? >> i think it would be very hard for me. i don't know about you, lena. but the problem is first of all, you could be the -- you know, you're trying to protect other people as well. if you contract the virus and bring it home, i mean, you're potentially putting other people at risk. i just think it's hard to sterilize and make sure those environments are as safe as possible. essential work, yeah. those types of things. but i don't know. what about you, leana? >> i would not go at this time