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hell. >> reporter: the white house recommends two weeks of downward trends in new covid-19 cases before loosening restrictions, a threshold georgia currently does not meet. governor brian kemp says his decision was informed by data and public health recommendations. but it's drawn intense criticism from mayors around georgia. >> it's not a time to lift restriction. >> it's absolutely premature in my mind. >> it's putting all of us at risk. >> reporter: this week is ushering in a new wave of reopenings across the country. in tennessee, restaurants and stores free to welcome customers at 50% capacity. the most populated areas like nashville are still shuttered. in ohio, the state's stay-at-home order is set to end on friday. >> it's going to be a slow, gradual transitioning and gradual reopening. >> reporter: in new york, governor andrew cuomo announced a gradual plan to reopen some parts of the state starting with construction and manufacturing in less populated areas. >> the regions that would be more likely able to open sooner would be the upstate gions. >> reporter: even the nba, allowing playe

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well our white house correspondent kimberly hell could is monitoring reaction for us out of washington life after we speak to me in tehran so zain this is clearly very significant and very symbolic but this is the real deal this is not north korea testing something this has been a success it would seem. that's correct this is a very significant military development as far as the iranian military is concerned and it has been a long time coming since the beginning of this century of the 21st century iran has been working on trying to develop rocket technology as well as satellite technology to be able to launch this kind of military satellite into earth's orbit and this morning iranians as well 'd as the rest of the world woke up to what was essentially the announcement of a successful 'd secret military operation from the central desert in this country. of the rocket launch happened earlier this morning and now we can say for certain that 'd the newer satellite is 425 kilometers above us orbiting earth rocker's thermosphere and the military has said here the iranian military has said th

in washington to meet with the president of the moment let's go live now to our white house correspondent ghibli hell could of florida kimberly is one of those states that is planning to ease restrictions. yeah it's a populous state is a state that many people flocked to for tourism it's also the official residence of the u.s. president who no longer calls new york state as his home but now calls florida as his home state of course has a very big property there some would argue that he even has an interest in this reopening this is a meeting that is taking place with that state's governor in the u.s. president we understand still underway in the oval office as we speak we're already starting to get some information coming out of that meeting and it seems the president is having a bit of an issue with some of the questions by reporters with regard to testing saying that no matter what he does in terms of testing that he would be criticized so that seems to be the headlight of course we're still waiting for that tape playback from the oval office but there's no question that there has been some frictio

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hell, harry. yes, harry truman, on-the-job, in the office, at the white house, with his people at the lowest level or highest level, never gave anyone hell. he never raised his voice. if anything he's remembered for being how considerate he was. and then for small favors and courtesies he would do. >> david mccullough's appeared more than 75 times including 50 appearances on book tv. up next he discusses his biography with john adams at 2001 book was a recipient of the pulitzer prize. >> guest: john adams was born in 1735, he lived until 1826, to the age of nearly 91. he lives longer than any president in our history. he has been commonly thought of as a rich boston blueblood. he was none of those, he was not rich, he is not bostonian and he was on a blue blood. he was a farmer's son but because a scholarship to harvard, discovered books and is he said read forever. john adams was the most deeply and broadly read american of his bookish time. and let's please today remember that it was john adams, the second president of the united states, who slide a trend signed legislation to create the library

he was a politicians device and that's the way he was the whole give him hell harry on the job in the white house with the lowest level or the highest level he never gave anyone helen never raised his voice. if anything he is remembered for how considerate he was. with small favors and courtesies he would do. >> john adams was born in 1735. he lived until 1826 nearly to the age of 91 lived longer than any president in history. he has been commonly thought of as a rich boston bluebird he was not any of those he was not rich or blue blood he was a farmer son who because of the scholarship to harvard discovered books forever. john adams was the most broadly read american of his time and let's remember it was john adams the second president of the united states who signed legislation to create the library of congress. so to talk about john adams and remember john adams is all together particularly appropriate on this occasion. a man of genuine brillianc brilliance, also a man of great art and humor and devoted to his country , truthful, devoted to his wife and famil family, hard-working, god-feari al

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. >>> helling low, i'm dara brown. the white housecoronavirus response coordinator says social distancing has saved many lives and deborah birx referenced cities across the country from seattle to new orleans and praised leaders for flattening the curve. >>> this comes as beaches saw big crowds after the state's governor told some municipalities they could re-open. desantis said they could only be done with social distancing still in place. now back to "dateline." >>> imagine for a minute you're dalia dippolito. homicide detectives in a police interrogation room are accusing you of plotting your husband's murder. dalia didn't know it then, but her husband michael dippolito was still very much alive and was about to come face-to-face with his wife of six months, who seemed to want him dead. >> i'm thinking in my head, "i'm lucky, i'm lucky." but i'm like, "i'm so screwed right now." the worst day in the world. >> reporter: before waking up that day, michael dippolito was clueless police thought his wife of six months had hired a hit ma

that we have a president that is running a campaign ad from the podium in the white house briefing room and all hell not breaking loose. it's astounding. so it's just -- i can't help but believe that the governors are going to have to continue to do what they're doing, joining together, exerting leadership, and if the president would just focus on testing and tracing and getting the equipment out without everyone getting robbed by the private sector, then we'd have a much clearer path forward. >> i want to briefly ask you about president obama's endorsement which has certainly contributed to joe biden starting to look at the women, and they're all women on his shortish list. and they're governors. there's former competitors. kamala harris and elizabeth warren, certainly governor whitmer of michigan, as well. but she's now taking -- getting a lot of criticism from conservatives in her state for being too tough on sheltering in place. do you think that that will hurt her even though michigan would be a great add certainly for a running mate in terms of geography. >> asking me to pick between these wom

now i'm in that house from parasite. now i'm in hell! oh! that one usually gets a laugh.oy, i don't know how you do this without an audience, steve. >> stephen: it's not easy. so what are you doing this easter? >> oh, celebrating at home. having dinner with the son and the holy spirit. we're not supposed to be around each other, but we're one in the same being so, that makes it tough. and it's impossible to pick a tv show. jesus hasn't caught up with "tiger king" yet, but i'm like, "you can't call 'no spoilers' eternity, j-dog!" >> stephen: well, i'll let you go, god. i'm sure you're busy. >> yeah, i gotta give myself a haircut, then turn water into wine and then wine into toilet paper. >> stephen: god everybody! we've got a show for you tonight. when we come back, i'll be talking to the hosts of "pod save america," john meacham, and a performance by dave matthews. stick around. and tiger king's joe exotic. stick around. ♪ ♪ this is hal. this is hal's heart. it's been broken. this is also hal's heart. and his relief, knowing he's covered by blue cross blue shield. and thi

hell everyone deserves right now. >>becae all of these residents are currently healthy hospitality house will contin to provide them with services ke meals and conseling at the new location in the meantime haney and other survisors plan to present new legislation tuesday with the hope of makig more hotel rooms available we're introducing tomorrow. legislation >>to procure thousands of rooms and to be le to a house folks who are need to be quarantined first esponders and also people who e in our shelters and allegations that centers on the streets. we're going to go while awaiting the city's response to the proposed legislation hane says he'll work on moving 37 residents from a women's shelter in soma to private hotel rooms. >>that's set to haen later this week. this is something that everybody should be concerned about i ju because they see compassion empathy but because if some ople are going to go right now and makes all of us on a roll. supervisors hopfor more donor support to continue moving shelter residentsbut also expect some reimbursement from federal and state sources. >>in san francisco, kate rooney kr 4 news.

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house. and never gave anyone hell. and then also how considerate he was. >> john adams born 1735 and live through 1826 and live longer than any president in our history. he has been commonly taught of as a rich boston blueblood that because of a scholarship to harvard and let's please today remember john adams the second president of the united states to sign legislation to create a library of congress. and to remember john adams is altogether particularly appropriate in this occasion. he was a man of genuine brilliance and also a great of great heart and humor and devoted to his country. and devoted to his wife and family. and one of the bravest patriots in history. sometimes temperamental or overly concerned to his position or place and to his disadvantage never considering popularity his mistress. he never courted anybody. his courage was the courage of his convictions one of the most important principle behavior and the only founding father who ever owned a slave as a matter of principle. and historically the thing

fateful day she left her house, and while she was gone i sent workers there to her ♪ ♪ never seen the sky so blue ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey, ♪ it's just a sunny day >> what the hell> no, no, no, you don't paint my house. >> they order. >> who? stop, stop. no, no, no, no. who signed it? no, no. stop painting! stop! get your truck off my lawn. get the truck off my lawn! look, do you understand what get the [ bleep ] truck off my lawn! >> driver, driver. >> get it off my lawn! you better stop painting. you put one more piece of paint, i'll put you through the roof! don't paint my house! who is this? who is this? [ speaking in spanish ] >> i don't [ bleep ] speak spanish. [ bleep ]! my house! boss my ass. hello! >> hello, who is this? >> i know who i am, who are you? what are your men doing here painting my house. >> jimmy: someone make a phone call and say come and paint my house. >> i can't believe you would come to my house and paint it without checking with the people inside, you just walk up to a house and paint the house? >> jimmy: yeah, i guess so, i guess so, that's what happen. >> good-bye. i did not order anybody to paint my house. >> jimmy: hello. [ speaki

hell? how much more are you going to take? cnn's white house correspondent is kaitlan collins and he joins us now from the white house. good evening, kaitlan. are you at the white house or are you in the bureau? i'm sorry. >> no, i'm close to the white house. i'm, like, two blocks from the white house, but that is actually the white house behind me. >> that's the white house behind you. good evening to you. thank you for joining us. the president was extremely combative today, even by his standards. i mean, he is getting ticked off about being asked about testing or just for whatever reason, if he doesn't like the question. but he tries to spin the truth when the truth is deadly clear. >> yeah, and, don, these are pretty simple questions that he's being asked about, and when you see him lashing out, those clips that you played today, they were simple questions about testing and about that hhs report where when the president was asked about the hhs report, he didn't address any of the substance in it. of course that's a report they interviewed h

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for some time now to see you know when this house of cards might collapse or what is the pin that will pop it now obviously this coronavirus has been well hell of a pin. but nonetheless it's kind of demonstrates i think yes the current crisis has helped to crash the energy markets in the u.s. no one is driving flying without producing this thing but at the same time it's important to note that it is the foundation of it was already there flawed so i guess we're all celebrating or at least americans were celebrating energy independence and this economic a miracle it is sports knowing about it. didn't have the most stable foundation. for the whole thing to fall apart now in the current crisis just makes it. ok with me. now i think there was criminal intent here ok i'm not going to be kind about it at all ok i mean using sanctions as a political weapon to prop up your own energy companies i mean that is just you know that that is just throws in the face of international law on the entire concept of free trade here i mean this is this is anti 3 trade to i mean to but to a point we've never seen before ok that is what that is one of the basis of

done, and we can finally leave the house again and tongue kiss our uber drivers, there's gonna be one question people want an answer to more than anything: "where in the hellm?" because before the virus shut downtown world, people were happy. people were happy to accept the official explanation from china, which was that the virus originated at a live animal market, where it somehow jumped from a bat to a human. and we were look, okay, i think that's the plot of "dark knight" but we'll accept it. but now that all of us have been stuck in the house, with nothing to do except throw our cats birthday parties over zoom ( meow ) everyone at home has had time to come up with some theories about how they exactly think this thing went down. now, i've been spending a lot of time online, and the most common conspiracy theory i've seen is that the virus jumped from a bat to a human the same way oreos jump from the packaging into my roommate's howght. "i know where they're going, billy. i see you." and this is a theory many people were willing to accept because of racism. people are saying in china they eat all kinds of crazy things. hell, i heard they eat cookies wit

house. the president put it bluntly. he said this is going to be a hell of a bad two, three weeks. you yourself said there will be a lot of suffering. can you tell people what that means, what they should be prepared for? >> yeah. what you're going to be seeing over the next week or so is that there will be the acceleration and peaking of cases, places like new york city, new jersey, new orleans and other cities, and what you'll see is that even though in some cases such as in new york, where the number of new cases per day appear to be leveling off a little, you always see hospitalizations, intensive care and death that linger on. so the next couple of weeks, we're going to be seeing some serious things that the american public unfortunately is going to have to get used to seeing. what we're doing with the mitigation is to try and blunt that. no matter what we do, even with the positive effects that we're seeing with the mitigation, it's going to be a tough couple of weeks coming up. >> and we looked at the models at the white house briefing, and it suggests that if we do everythi