>>> good morning, america. more than half the states reopening this week, but are we ready for what could happen next? spring fever bringing out the crowds. people in texas packing bars and restaurants. lines of boats in florida ready to set sail. but scenes like this drawing words of warning. >> you are bringing death to their doorstep. >>> plus, the increasing hopes for a treatment. the couple who says they're convinced this drug helped them recover. >>> coronavirus cover-up? a new intelligence report obtained by abc news pointing a finger at china, did the country cost the u.s. and the world valuable time mounting a fight against covid-19? >>> the meat of the matter. the growing concerns about the nation's food supply. why one big chain is adding purchase limits on ground beef and fresh pork at select stores and the modifications being made at meat plants to try to keep the workers safe. >>> and breaking overnight. shots fired across the dmz one day after north korea released these images of kim jong-un. sou

good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, amy. we're being told today's action is going to be the biggest since the pandemic began. it's being branded essential workers day, and essentially what you'll see is workers from the companies that you just mentioned either calling in sick or just walking off the job during lunch breaks. now, what they're demanding is more safety precautions, but also hazard pay. storefronts shuttered by the steel gates and going out of business signs like these seemingly popping up everywhere. about 30 million people have filed for unemployment since march 21st. more than the entire population of texas. people unable to afford their mortgages and rent and those that do have jobs increasingly concerned about showing up. some protesting for better working conditions, sick leave and compensation during the pandemic and today marking may day, employees from some of the nation's busiest companies including amazon, target, instacart planning to walk out. demands differ, but they all say they want better safety

good morning, sir. >> hey, guys, good morning to you both. dan, we know that eva has a history of commitment issues. now she has her in-studio co-anch co-anchors -- >> oh, that was low. >> i know, i know. i love you both. miss you guys but we do have a lot to cover this morning. of course, the pandemic and the staggering toll on the u.s. economy. unemployment soaring to the highest rate since the great depression, but many of the workers saying they believe their layoffs are temporary. >> number of coronavirus cases around the world nearing 4 million this morning. here in the u.s. more than a million confirmed cases and more than 77,000 deaths. now, the fda has just authorized the first home diagnostic test allowing people to collect a saliva sample to send into a lab for testing. >> despite a growing number of states across the country easing restrictions and slowly re-opening, the mayor of boston has canceled all large-scale events through labor day and that includes the iconic annual boston pops fireworks on the fourth of july. we have tea

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good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you.e people really let loose this weekend and in some cases officials are saying they cannot stop those massive parties as we are seeing an increase in cases in states like north carolina and arkansas. this morning, in several areas across the country health officials waking up to a memorial day hangover as crowds gathered and social distancing rules washed away in pools, lakes and rivers. in missouri's lake of the ozarks, back-to-back massive pool parties over the weekend. >> it was just because we've been so people deprived for so long. we go to the lake quite often so i knew it was going to be pretty busy. but masks were not worn so it's pretty much to each their own. >> reporter: the sheriff's office in camden county where the gatherings took place saying in a statement they can't do anything to stop it. social distancing is not a crime and, therefore, the sheriff's office has no authority to enforce actions in that regard. but officials are now asking anyone at those events to self-q

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good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: robin, good morning. doctors say this rare inflammatory syndrome is affecting toddlers to elementary school aged kids weeks after they've been exposed to the coronavirus. with so many more cases, the department of health here in new york is now working with the cdc to develop a national criteria to better identify this illness. this morning, an urgent warning for parents as cases of a mysterious illness possibly linked to coronavirus affect more children across the u.s. in new york, governor andrew cuomo announcing that the state department of health is now investigating 85 cases of pediatric multi-system inflammatory syndrome. >> this is every parent's nightmare. >> reporter: the illness, though rare, blamed for the death of at least three children. possible cases now reported in at least ten states and washington d.c. 13-year-old anthony lawson now fighting for his life in washington state after what started as allergy-like symptoms took a dangerous turn. >> he was complaining that he wa zzy. he had a h

good morning, andrew. >> reporter: good morning. as a broader push to re-open the country, the president focusing on churches this weekend saying that he wants in-person services to resume immediately. president trump is pushing for places of prayer to re-open amid the coronavirus pandemic saying houses of worship should resume in-person fellowship. >> in america we need more prayer, not less. >> reporter: trump deeming churches, mosques and synagogues essential and is calling on governors nationwide to let them re-open this memorial day weekend even though some areas remain under coronavirus lockdown. >> some governors have deemed liquor stores and abortion clinics as essential, but have left out churches and other riges of worship. >> rr:his as pli health officials urge caution. the centers for disease control and prevention released new guidelines for the faith community on how to open back up safely advising people to promote social distancing in congregations and minimizing the sharing of worship material. >> if we move too fas

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good. good.o the playbook. >> and this was an interesting moment because he was actually introduced by coach pete carroll as their new player, greg olson. yes. they were instead greeted by the comedian sporting a number 12 seahawks jersey. he went on to explain he doesn't play on special teams. he only does yoga to stay in shape and he draws up his own plays, so watch this. >> i want to welcome in greg olson. greg, could you come and tell the fellas what you're all about? >> yes. >> yes! >> coach, thanks so much. so excited to be here. so excited to be a seahawk and, you know, excited to play with you, russ. russ, i love you. i mean, i love you. >> no doubt that ferrell managed to motivate the whole team. he's a huge seahawks fab. we need motivation. all of us do. good to see you guys. >> nice to have a laugh too. >> that's right. i like kanye starburst. put that in the playbook. >> yeah. >> can you say the whole play, though? >> along with diddy or what did you say, whit? diddy? >> fitty. fitty

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good morning. >> good morning. it looks like we may not see the next coronavirus relief package until june the house passed a $3 trillion stimulus bill on friday but senate republicans called the legislation dead on arrival. the gop-controlled senate does not have plans to put forward an alternative before the memorial day recess. >>> changes could be coming to the paycheck protection program. this follows criticism from many who say that business owners cannot access the funds. lawmakers and government officials are looking at adjustments, including giving businesses more flexibility on how they spend the month en. 75% of the funds had to be spent on worker pay for the loans to be forgiven. >>> changes also look to be coming to the nation's airport tsa reportedly ready to check passenger temperatures at a dozen locations as soon as this week airlines have been urging the government to take steps in an attempt to keep potentially sick people off planes and also make travelers feel more comfortable flying again. >>>

>>a good morning. marty good morning off to a pretty good start.e are as marty was talking about a little bit of that haze going on, but not a whole lot of fog around the most of the fog is pretty much into the valleys inland. both up in the north bay in some portions of the east bay too but dress the foreground and the bay bridge off to the left as you can see in some of that blaze, but could see some light already off the right hand side you coming up on the east bay hills and off to a pretty good start we have 50's across a good portion of midday to lower 50's of both on the south bay 51 san jose. any oct livermore checking in at 51 little cooler up there in the north bay upper 40's we had some sky clouds to part overnight to allow some cooling going on here and cooling we are cooler than we were this time from yesterday by some half a dozen agrees meant they were a couple degrees behind concord at 6 fairfield negative 7. so we start off kind of sunny and all but then as we get into the afternoon. we'll call it scattered showers going on into th

man, butto be a good are most presidents good men? is there a correlation between private virtue and public virtue? brian: let me add. >> that is an easy question, brian. thanks a lot. brian: michael gerhardt also said this about jimmy carter. that he had integrity. he was demanding. he was an outsider. he brings up the fact that he gave amnesty to all those who died -- who dodged in the draft. and the moste good integrity written president. >> let me start with my guide. taft was a very good man. we talk about him being a hater. that is because he had a strong sense of personal loyalty. when he felt it was affronted, he would lash out. he wanted to be appointed to the supreme court. he had this fantasy that woodrow wilson what a port him over brandeis. the thing about taft is he made up with brandeis. would join brandeis's deci sions. they would set aside their disagreements to converge. they ended up working together well. necessary there is no correlation between virtue. he was an incredibly devoted husband. taft lovingly nursing h

good morning. >> caller: good morning, sir. >> go ahead. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> caller: good morning. as you said, we have an actual time limit of 50 minutes. recently i tooked a timed dbq and realize i'm going over the time limit. what would your advice be if i have like ten minutes left and i can't remember a concept, i don't know what to write down and what do i do? >> go right ahead. go ahead. >> yeah, that's a great question. and a lot of students, including some of my students, are struggling because this year even though they've reduced the number of documents they've also reduced the amount of time. it's not easy to write a full dbq in simply 45 minutes. i would be stressed and struggling under those constraints. so here is my advice to you. look at the rubric and also look at yourself and look at what you've accomplished. when i say look at the rubric, the rubric tells you how the essay is going to be graded. one of the strategies you can do is ask yourself how many points am ion track for and what can i let go of? for example, there are five documents on this y

good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span and for what you do, sir. i am from new jersey. i have a son living in new jersey. i have last several family members and had euros online on facebook and zoom. wait.eve we need to i believe taking chances like going to church, sitting six feet apart is not good enough. i also worked in clinical research. i think we are very much underrepresented in that area as it results to clinical research being done on diseases that affect what we call itty-bitty people, minorities, minorities. i am not minor, and i'm not itty-bitty. there are diseases i believe need to be tested and need to be sent through phase one, to make sure and ensure that these are viable. going to church right now is not on my program. i am happy to share a fellowship with my family online at facebook or whatever, other virtual media that is available. host: let's talk to tom calling from winterhaven, florida. good morning. caller: are you there? host: go ahead, tom. caller: you know what? let me tel

topical made a good dog. in the past he wouldn't have been able to play this kind of concentration game. now he even does it for fun. that's it for today see you next week and until then let's all try to stay in good shape. honey levy survived the nazis the persecution and the holocaust her non jewish friends in berlin helped her she remain very close to her rescuers all her life the german resistance memorial center in berlin commemorates these unsung heroes and their courageous engagement for man so good spot on europe. in 30 minutes on d w. the global corona crisis you can find more information online at e.w. dot com and don t w social media channels. europe and the end of world war 2. hour on a 1945 brought an end to the destruction suffering and death. and it marked a new beginning of european cooperation oh ya d.w.m. celebrates the 75th anniversary of the end of the 2nd floor during the day g.w. . city ruins morag. along comes. flicked in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population

good to get a little good news this morning. keir, thank you. >>> we have developments in the ahmaud arbery case in georgia to tell you about. today the father and son charged with the murder are arguing there's more to the story than people know. joining us with atlanta with the latest on this. blayne, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. the two attorneys say they have spoken with their client and the prosecutor. they know the emotions around the case are very high. they wouldn't give details about the defense but promised more information would come out in court. this morning attorneys for travis mcmichael say they are learning more about what happened before and after the video. >> all of the facts will come out. that's the purpose of a trial. >> travis and his father are both in jail charged with murder. father and son have separate legal teams. attorneys for senior mcmichaels say the full story will tell the trust about this case. video of that february shooting has sparked nationwide outrage. arbery f

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good morning. >> good morning, guys. something we didn't see all winter is happening in the spring, the polar vortex, believe it or not. generally this is a permanent situation over the arctic. what we get is a frigid low pressure zone. usually these strong winds keep it up there. however, the winds have weakened now this spring and allowed lobes of cold air from minneapolis to new york. the storm system will collide with that cold air friday and saturday, wet snow for interior northeast. saturday and sunday looking at cold blustery winds across northeast. snow showers from upstate new york on into new england and parts of pennsylvania. this will then push on in, bringing in light snow as it makes its way into the northeast new england and even the spine of the appalachians. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside in san francisco it's a beautiful, clear start to the day. we're going to see a lot of

good morning, maggie. >>> good morning, eva. know that you and i both know there is no better way to kick off the weekend than with new music from pop superstar britney spears. the singer has just released new music for the first time in four years. do yourself a favor, take a listen to "mood ring." ♪ and now i'm falling for you ♪ i think i've been here before ♪ >> reporter: britney's famous "cooperation i did it again" came out 20 years, but don't worry. she is back doing it again. that song "mood ring" was released initially under japanese edition of the 2016 album "glory." the track became a favorite over the years with the fan base begging for it to finally be available worldwide. britney, she heard you. she delivered. she dropped the track on friday saying, what was requested next is out now. i hope you turn up "mood ring" sooo loud. don't worry, girl, we will. many did. the song hit number one on itunes in the u.s. and, again, 20 years ago, if you can believe it, "oops, i did it again" came out and makes me feel old but ne

>> at the back, back. >> stephen: good. good choice yeah, that's it.t of there. >> these things are so dull. >> stephen: sometimes you've just got to muscle your way through the hair. be careful, try to cut across. not straight at his spine. >> we are getting close to that ear on that side, buddy. >> oh, that was a good fistful. >> stephen: that was a good chunk. ( laughter ) >> stephen: it's like you just removed a muskrat from his head. none of the hair is bleeding, is it? ( laughter ) okay, let's, uh, let's maybe do the side of your dad's hair? careful. it's always funny til someone loses an ear. let's take a little off the top. >> yeah >> stephen: maestro. are you enjoying this right now? >> yes! >> stephen: dad, would now be a good time to discuss his allowance? ( laughter ) well, i think it might be time to give the electric clippers a whirl. >> how do you even use this? >> stephen: now imagine that this is a horror movie, and it's perfectly dark. close your eyes, both of you. and just turn that switch on. it's totally dark ( buzzing ) this is al

good morning, bill. >> good morning, craig.brazil has the largest outbreak in the world after the u.s. in fact, coronavirus is spreading faster here than anywhere with a third of a milliohsncvery day. the white house says the travel ban is to protect the person people from new sources of infection. it says between 1500 and 1800 people come from brazil every week. brazil's president has been openly dismissive of the virus. in fact, yesterday he joined anti-lockdown protesters. millions in brazil follow his lead in ignoring social distancing. now, he is an ally of president trump. but remember last week president trump said he didn't want people coming from brazil and, as he put it, infecting our people. the u.s. blocked entry from places like china, the u.k., and much of europe to non-u.s. citizens. brazil's travel ban begins on friday. kristen. >> bill neely reporting from brazil. bill, thank you for that. now to that overnight warning from china to the u.s. that it is pushing the two nations to the brink of a new cold war as t

very good. which planet is the gassiest? >> jupiter! >> jimmy: very good. jane.on for 40,000 jellybeans. what are the names of the horrible ants? sponge and spiker, bartles & jaymes, cruella and chippy or diamond and silk. >> it's spiker and espionage. correct, jane, very good. you are up 75,000 jellybeans. finish this motto from "paw patrol." let's let billy answer this one. no job too big, no building too tall, no pup too small. to cat too fat, no way jose. billy, which is it? no pup too small is absolutely right, billy, very good! congratulations, guys. the next question is for 150,000 jellybeans. which of the following dinosaurs is a carnivore. stegosaurus, brontosaurus, t-rex or barney! >> t-rex! >> jimmy: that's right. we are doing great. for 250,000 jellybeans, which of the following words is billy's favorite to say, pizza, naptime, diarrhea or daddy. >> diarrhea! >> jimmy: diarrhea is absolutely right. billy loves diarrhea, right? >> ooh, yucky. >> jimmy: jane, you just learned about this. which american artist was famous for splashing paint on canvas? an

good morning, steve. >> good to be seen, we have a good forecast. that is, unless you like rain.t week, we could be out of your comfort zone

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marci, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning.re hearing more stories of children who have battled this. one mother saying her son was outside playing feeling perfectly fine and then the next spiking a fever and showing other symptoms that fortunately doctors took seriously right away. this morning, intensifying concerns about that rare inflammatory syndrome in children linked to coronavirus. abc news identifying at least 220 possible and confirmed cases in 20 states plus washington, d.c. more than 100 of those cases in new york where three children have died. >> and that 100 cases, i'll wager, that's going to only go up and it will be much more wide spread than anyone thinks. >> reporter: new york city joining the cdc issuing urgent alerts about what's known as pediatric multi-system inflammatory syndrome. telling doctors to watch for patients with a fever of 100.4 degrees that lasts for 24 hours along with inflammation in children infected or exposed to covid-19 within four weeks of the start of symptoms. 7-year-old levi's mothe

>> i'm so good. it's good to see you looking good in the morning, michael.ur sister so i'm curious what are you doing to stay busy? >> well, you know, we're tiktoking it up to all the new jams. my new song is out so we've been tiktoking to that and hanging out watching tons of tv. that's always good sister time. >> we are going to watch you in this disney family singalong singing "zero to hero" from "hercules" and will have some of the cast from "dancing with the stars." the pros are going to be dancing. why did you choose this song? >> i think because "hercules" is a great movie but also the music in the film was so soulful and had so much personality. i think that's what made me want to do it. >> soulful personality. that sounds like you actually. perfect. as a kid was there a disney character that you wanted to be? >> i think my favorite one was pocahontas. i loved, loved, loved that movie. loved the music. when vanessa williams did "colors of the wind" i loved that. growing up it was "pocahontas" for sure. >> the first singalong was a massive hit. why do

>>a good morning morning, good morning, everybody off to a pretty good start we were it was a little chilly in spots going on, but we graduated nicely up into the 50's across most of the real estate for now, here's a shot of the bay bridge toll plaza and looking good with all the blue skies that are in here, but this is what i'm talking about look at everybody just about in the 50's, although some piercing into the 60's now even san francisco at 60 62 for this hour for antioch that's going to warmer spot later on today to today's progress not so dramatic. we have the lower to middle 80's going on in central alley. sacramento at 79 san francisco at 66 with 70's sound to southern california. here's our set up that we have with high pressure building along the west coast, a marine layer is going to sneak in here a little bit tomorrow night into wednesday morning that's temporary. but the general pattern is one of warming that we have and we've got temperatures and some inland areas that are going to start to reach the lower 90's by the time we get to the middle of the week now. let's le

it is always good to see you, good to see you. >> it is good to see you too. >> and steve paulson is here to talk about the coming days ahead. >>> fog. fog is back, and cloudy, and i am sure you are happy. >> i am happy, it was a >> we have a fog bank backmuch today. temperatures are already dropping as much from 5 to 10 degrees. 51 to 61, $.51 arose. we have some low clouds in there, so that little bit right there has clouds moving in. temperatures have dropped off. santa rosa is also 9 degrees cooler. the big low is on its way for the west-southwest, that will impact us in the next 24 to 48 hours. saturday there appears to be some rain. in 10 minutes we will talk about that. so some hanging onto 80s and 90s, but cooler today. so, over to sal and the bay bridge, what do we want to focus on today sal? >>> if you are driving from walnut creek to oakland, it looks good here. we can start with that. westbound 24, driving over through lafayette very nice. a little sun here, you can see, and traffic is moving well, if you are driving to the richmond bridge. it is also looking very good. a

breanne: good, good. lemonis: everything good? did you guys get a good turnout? breanne: yeah.emonis: how many people did you get? breanne: 600, 700. lemonis: oh, cool. breanne: yeah. lemonis: i just want to walk... breanne: okay. lemonis:...and just sort of get a feel for all this. breanne: so... lemonis: how have things been going with your mom? breanne: good. our relationship is good. lemonis: okay. because you know that's a nonstarter for me. breanne: yeah, and what's good -- so, lacey also went over to l.a. 'cause they're working together and, like, spent time together, and i wasn't able to be there, but... are you freaking kidding me?! laurie: i love my child. [ laughs ] breanne: dang it! aah! laurie: she just hit me really hard. lemonis: is she doing better? laurie: yes. she is. she's working hard at it. lemonis: alan, what -- what's happening with you? 'cause i was surprised to see you here today. did you ever call the manager? alan: well, my wife and i are looking into other options. i've been closing up the shop, selling off the stuff. lemonis: but you and i had a bro

>>good morning robin good morning, everybody we are good negotiating through some cloud cover to startand rain common for tonight, it looks like into your sunday and even lingering a little bit into early next week as well live shot coming in from temper on quite a bit of cloud cover we have the kind of get things started here a little bit. now i'm also the pretty nice shot we also have the golden gate that you're seeing going some of the break shot here a little bit. again localization going on here we'll see a decent amount of sun today compared to what's coming our way for tomorrow now. now i want to note the fog here real quickly not much to make note of that except along the coast and look throughout the morning hours actually comes back in the early afternoon at the coastal or and it looks like little bit up to the north bay even up to sonoma county's a little bit. here it happens overnight there you see the coverage area except for pretty much the east bay. this fall comes and this is going to be with a rain event actually unfolding at the same time. so what's driving all this i

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good morning >> good morning. how are you guys doing >> we're pretty good here.hanging in the data has gone from the horrific when you look at claims to the mildly encouraging, at least month on month with numbers today. we know what equity investors are banking on sort of collides with what the minutes told us out of the fed yesterday what are you seeing in the reopening that seems sustainable? >> well, first of all, it's a good thing i'm at an investment strategist or money manager, because i would have gone bankrupt a long time ago i'm very puzzled by the equity market valuations. i mean, we all snow the s&p 500 is only off 8% year to date. and i think there are three possible explanations for this one is that investors are looking ahead to a strong 2021, and perhaps for a vaccine sooner rather than later that can be produced in big volume i find that dubious. if you look at the mainstream economic forecast over the past 48 hours, like cbo, it is forecast in a very weak 2021, and that growth at the end of '21 would be only 1.6% that it would take three years t