tonight, the cdc tells nbc news, holland america has complained to them about some of the agencies conditionsincluding arranging private transportation because it's too expensive tonight, royal caribbean and holland america and parent company carnival are trying to work with the cdc to get home the crew safely and working on the requirement for private transportation lester >> all right, sam, thank you. up next, what's all that racket? >>> before we go, we want you to know we posted a new episode of "nightly news kids edition. we look at our pets and their risk of getting covid-19. >>> what's the racket? it's the sweet sound of thinks. the nightly ritual. >>> game on, laying off screen time for old school fun to pass the time "nightly news kids edition" and nbcnews.com and peacock. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other . . -go... -go, team! -just over five years ago, we all said goodbye to nbc's iconic hit series "parks and recreation." -that is a series wrap. -and tonight, the entire cast is getting back together for a one-night-only reunion spec

. >> reporter: tonight, melinda mann is one of hundreds of crew members incl holland america cruise shipot allowed back into the u.s >>> what have you been doing for the last few weeks the last few months >> i've been doing a whole lot of nothing, honestly, i spend a lot of time in my room, waiting for my government to let me in, and i'm a u.s. citizen. >> so frustrated she took the video to try to convince security to let her off >> they ar -- not letting me off the ship to be arrested this is the view from the room she shares with her fiance. >> we are in texas i can see texas. right on the other side of me i just can't get off >> after cruise ships were hit with covid cases. the cdc ordered companies to come up with plans to safely disembark personnel. negotiations are ongoing. tonight, the cdc tells nbc news, holland america has complained to them about some of the agencies conditions, including arranging private transportation because it's too expensive tonight, royal caribbean and holland america and parent company carnival are trying to work with the cdc to get home the crew safel

the cdc sells us that holland america is complaining about some of the agencies conditions tonight, theompanies are working with the cdc to try to get crew members home safely and they are working on the requirement for private transportation lester >> sam, thank you. up next, what is all that racket? >> hey >>> before we go, we want you to know we posted a new episode of "nightly news kids edition. we look at our pets and their risk of getting covid-19. >>> what's the racket? it's the sweet sound of thinks. the nightly ritual. >>> game on, laying off screen time for old school fun to pass the time "nightly news kids edition" and nbcnews.com and peacock. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other shutting down beache. but not in northern california. the co >>> right now at 6:00, shuting down beaches but not in northern california. the coastal community breathing a sigh of relief. and these punished getting a run over with crowds. >> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang. updated list on what you can and ca

a youth program manager for holland america, she got home may 8th.ike a prisoner, i'm an american citizen you can't just lock me out of the country what i've done nothing wrong. >>carnival corporation, which oversees holland america has told cnn earlier this month, logistical problems made it tough to get employees home. in a statement carnival corporation said this has become more difficult in recent days because of port closings and other travel restrictions, but we continue to make strong progress. >>that was randi kaye reporting for us tonight. the tsa is changing some screening procedures because of the coronavirus passengers will now need to hang on to their boarding passes rather than hand them over to tsa officers. officers will look at them without touching them to prevent contamination when a bag does not pass x-ray screening passengers might have to unpack at themselves and send it through the machine again. passengers are also encouraged to put small things like wallets and phones in their carry on bags before getting to the screening are

a youth program manager for holland america, she got home may 8th. >> i definitely felt look a prisoner you can't just lock me out of the country when i've done nothing wrong. >> reporter: carnival corporation, which overseas holland america, has told cnn earlier this month logistical problems made it tough to get employees home. in a statement, carnival corporation said this has become more difficult in recent days because of port closings and other travel restrictions. but we continue to make strong progress. randi kaye, cnn, west palm beach, florida. >> oh, my gosh. john, it is hard to imagine a more kafkaesque scenario where you are trapped on a cruise ship with no known date off and worried about getting sick and worried about going crazy. >> my wife and i talk about, we can't hardly remember the beginning of all this, but imagine if we were on a ship and a small room for the whole time. honestly, terrifying. >> i can't believe they actually were as calm recounting their experience to randi as they were. he described the mental deterioration that they're experiencing. but they -- h

america of means real talk. you cannot be both with the yeah you know what. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media empire and from that higher fat age to glimpse the big picture question more. cruise lines have been pretty slow to issue refund with according to many passengers who cancelled their plans as a chronic pandemic north and worldwide well that as some of the major cruise lines continue to operate even though the virus was rapidly and dangerously spreading r.t. correspondent john harvey has more from miami as the coronavirus pandemic worsened worldwide new information shows the major cruise lines continue to operate despite the growing threat of the disease well knowing the luxury liners that continue to fill with passengers are possible incubators for the deadly virus but wall street journal reports that the cruise line industry launched voyages on more than 100 ships on or after march 4th the day of the 1st confirmed cove in 1000 death of a passenger from a cruise stopping in the u.s. a marker of the pandemics long reach and

were impacted by the pandemic as it works to process those returns while royal caribbean and holland america said it takes an average of 45 to 60 days for those refunds to be processed there still no time frame on when the other major coup. lines will set sail again if they even do for tea john honey. other headlines making news around the world kenya is now calling for an investigation after a plane carrying medical supplies crashed and somalia killing all 6 people on board the somali official asserts the aircraft was shot down based on a report that a projectile was fired from the ground and hit the plane as it approached the airstrip that airstrip as a base for the ethiopian military under the multinational african union mission combating. over to russia president vladimir putin is chairing an online meeting with top officials to ease lockdown measures in the country but do so with caution putin said that the restrictions should be lifted gradually to avoid another wave of infections the nationwide self isolation is due to end formally on may 11th. closer to home the district maryland and

were impacted by the pandemic as it works to process those returns while royal caribbean and holland america. as said it takes an average of 45 to 60 days for those refunds to be processed there's still no time frame on when the other major cruise lines will set sail again if they even do for tea john honey . as we continue to discuss the many sectors affected by the krona virus here in boom bust we have concentrated a great deal on global airlines will new normals will place and take place including social distancing it's hard to predict just how airlines will recover lived on's us turkey chief kemo grocers says the industry won't recover until 2022 my prediction for this year is for airlines to operate at an average capacity of 25 to 30 percent and 2021 there will be around a 50 to 60 percent recovery in numbers well the industry has seen a 95 percent decline in traffic 2 airlines have now filed for bankruptcy well for more we're joined by editor trying to get kerry left and bringing back a boom bust co-host and i'm just a journalist ben swan gary let's start with you we've seen a 95 perce

were impacted by the pandemic as it works to process those returns while royal caribbean and holland america said it takes on average of 45 to 60 days for those refunds to be processed there still no time frame on when the other major cruise lines will set sail again if they even do for r.t. john hardy. airlines are taking a financial head. due to the pandemic and unable to meet a federal mandate to receive bailout bill today they're in the hot seat before a senate committee we're going to discuss that with guns and the sports h.q. regina ham she is flipping through the pages of sports history what will she find to tell you next after the short break. you cannot be both with the yeah you like. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. high salacious or community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. when else so small seems wrong why don't we all just don't call. me old yet to say proud just t

. >> reporter: 25-year-old melinda mann of georgia has been stuck on a holland america cruise ship withmy cabin. 21 hours a day. >> reporter: when she leaves -- >> here's video from inside the ship. it's a ghost town. >> reporter: the u.s. denying her and dozens of other american crew members the permission to disembark in l.a. this week. the cdc telling abc news, the refusal of holland america and carnival executives to attest to safe disembark case conditions is the reason why cdc did not approve it. there are close to 50,000 workers on 69 ships anchored in u.s. waters, all stranded like mann. most are foreigners. >> it's not just me that deserves to go home. >> reporter: in a statement, holland america says it continues to work with the cdc to obtain approval to get mann and the other crew members off of their ships and home safely. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> mona. >> yes? >> if it was safe. >> hm? >> would you jump off the boat and say, you can't put me back on? >> day two. i would have been like, oppression! and jumped off. i cannot. i feel for them. right now "the guardia

a youth program manager for holland america, she got home may 8th. >> i definitely felt like a prisoneri'm an american citizen. you can't just lock me out of the country when i've done nothing wrong. >> reporter: carnival corporation, which overseas holland america has told cnn earlier this month logistical problems made it tough to get employees home. in a statement, carnival corporation says this has become more difficult in recent days because of port closings and other travel restrictions, but we continue to make strong progress. all of this really apparently weighing on crew members and showing up, don, in signs of mental distress. princess cruises has confirmed the death of a 39-year-old ukrainian crewmember who jumped overboard, and rotterdam is now calling that a suicide. also another crew member on royal caribbean's jewel of the seas went overboard. they're assisting in that investigation. on top of that, you have the members of the romanian crew team who are now holding a hunger strike to call attention to their plight, to call attention to their fight home. the royal caribbea

now the operator holland america says that the cdc's no sale order prohibited it from allowing crewmembersven if they are u.s. citizens. the cdc says now it see on way to mexico did not comply because it failed to arrange for nonpublic transportation for all disembarking employees. they said in a statement "rather than comply with the no sale order and disembark its american crew, they departed cdc has an obligation to ensure that crews do not harm public health. they say that they are working with the cdc to repatriate more than three dozen american workers who are on board the company's fleet of ships, dana. >> dana: jonathan hunt, thank you. the cruiseship has been docked in los angeles since april 21st. joining me now as an entertainment hose who is trapped on that ship since it first left new zealand two months ago. along with the rest of the crew, transferred to the part of the ship to let her disembark. may be described us what it is like for you being on the ship and unable to get off. >> sure, hi, dana. so we have been here for 30 days on standby since then. i was actually just tr

one american crew member saying she's been onboard a holland america cruise ship for 47 days now.the cdc tonight still saying the ship needs to show a better plan for disembarking. we will stay on the story. >>> when we come back tonight, tracking that severe weather. flood watches, dangerous winds possible from north carolina to new york and where this hits in new york and where this hits in the morning. ur business. when you've got public cs, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell technologies cloud, powered by vmware. a single hub for a consistent operating experience across all your clouds. that should clear things up. i came across sofi and it was the best decision of my life. i feel cared about as a member. we're getting a super competitive interest rate on our money. we're able to invest through the same exact platform. i really liked that they didn't have any hidden or extra fees. ♪ sofi has brought me peace of mind. truly thank you for helping me prepare for whatever the future has in store. ♪ here's one small

carnival's holland america ships were evacuated in florida after four passengers died and at least ninetive for the coronavirus. uber didn't taking any risks with the virus as it rolls out a mask requirement for drivers. the ride sharing giant told fox business the policy will be rolled out over the next few weeks as stay at home orders are lifted. the company announced last month it would ship millions of masks to drivers to follow cdc guidelines. it also shipped disinfectants to drivers in particularly hard-hit areas. rob: pop star taylor swift going viral for surprising a super fan who is a nurse on the front lines of covid-19. carley: this is so cool. the singer sending a handwritten letter to whitney hilton for her 30th birthday saying i'm so grateful for you, i can't thank you enough for risking your life to help people. rob: 30's a big one. she also sent a box full of clothing and other merchandise. carley: she is calling the surprise the best day of her life. what an uplifting moment that taylor swift was able to give that nurse. that's so cool. rob: certainly deserves it too. 5

. >> reporter: melinda mann has been stuck on a holland america cruise ship for 48 days and he's on theld princess just off the florida coast. >> we're being vilified as carriers of a disease we don't ha have. which at this point i'm in more danger trying to go home than you are in danger of getting it from me at this point. >> reporter: how long will these workers be stuck at sea and what will it take to get them home? it's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look" i'm gio benitez. >>> abc7 news is dedicated to covering all issues covering covid-19. yesterday we held a town hall and a panel of experts focused on how the african-american community is disproportionately affected by the virus. >> if you have someone who is sick with the virus, look into how you can help them, but mostly if they land in the hospital, advocate for them. because the doctors don't have time to keep up. >> this is sydney blanchard, she lost her father to the virus. 56-year-old terry blanchard was the board president of the east oakland youth development center. it was difficult for her father to ge

. >> reporter: melinda mann has been stuck on a holland america cruise ship with no passengers for 48 days. >> here's video from inside the ship. it's a ghost town. >> reporter: her ship tried to dock in l.a. earlier this week, but the crew was denied permission to disembark. >> i literally could spit on land and i would have been there. >> reporter: the cdc telling abc news the cruise executives refuse to attest to safe disembarkation conditions. melinda making banners to hang on her balcony. >> i can't live my life being afraid and can't live on this ship forever. >> reporter: there are more than 80,000 crew members on 120 ships in u.s. waters. mashawn morton is on the >>> all right, so many changes, eva, thank you. >>> well now to what could be a new tool in sniffing out coronavirus, dogs. a study is under way to determine if they can be trained to smell the virus in humans. will reeve has the details. >> reporter: this morning, dogs sniffing for possible bombs at airports. >> hi, buddy. >> reporter: detecting blood sugar levels in diabetics to keep them healthy. even training to s

carnival is planning to set 8 ships sailing in august, but two of their lines both princess and holland americanceled most all of their cruises through the summer and in some cases into early fall. the reason is airlines, right, the availability to fly to certain destinations where you can take off on your cruise, well, that's limited an a lot of the ports where they would stop and let passengers off to sightseeing, yeah, we don't want foreigners in right now. so it looks like the cruise lines will wait a little bit longer. stuart: okay, i can understand that entirely. thank you, lauren. europe to loosen restrictions, virus restrictions, ash, greece, are they saying they beat the virus? ashley: well, they are saying they acted very early and aggressively putting in those lockdowns early and greece has only reported 150 deaths and so they hope that their tourism can kick into full gear by july 1st. now they understand it won't be what it was last year when 31 million people visited greece in 2019, that's 3 times the population of the country, but they do believe it would come back by early july,

cruise lines decided they would be shut othernd i believe in the days paper they were saying that holland america pulled officially their cruise lines out of the state for the remainder of the year. host: thank you for checking in. they wereshe said pretty much off the grid, even further off the grid in the u.s. is the territory of american samoa. american samoa opting to slam shut its doors, they write the coronavirus death toll is climbing passed 70,000 with thousands of new cases every day but there is still one part of the country without a single confirmed case, much less a fatality. the american samoa has sealed itself off for nearly two months from the outside world. theirother islands lost battle to keep the infection out, the american samoa's success has been no accident. to territory moved swiftly halt nearly all incoming flights, rapidly boosting testing capabilities, and taking advantage of social distancing stata g's that had been adopted in response to a measles outbreak. the 1918 influenza pandemic which left american samoa relatively unscathed but wiped out a fifth of the populati

all right thank you so much for coming on today holland coach the host of the big picture over that guys or i miss you guys. and finally today our to america correspondent john how he brings us a fascinating look at how the past is influencing the present as priest or bird fossils are being used to potentially help with modern aviation has been drone technology take a look it's called a pterosaur a news basically a flying lizard for more than 200000000 years ago that could be as tall as a giraffe weighing more than 600 pounds and was one of the earliest known vertebrates to have a vast power in flight researchers from the university of bristol published a review in the scientific journal trends in ecology and evolution about how the pterosaurs unique multilayer. wing was structured possibly allowing it to launch from a stationary position and then maintain stability in flight dr michael habib is a paleontologist with the dinosaur institute at the natural history museum of los angeles and a co-author of the study pterosaurs had a very unusual winning is unique to them that was muscle and skin and other tissues soft tissue stretched from 11

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america of me real talk. you can't be both with yeah. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me of the mainstream media and from that higher fancy each to glimpse the big picture question more. of a welcome back i'm rick sanchez we've got some breaking news coming in right now in the case of michael flynn a newly published report lists the people many in the obama white house who are looking into the national security agency's records of michael flynn the records suggest that among those on the list are president obama's chief of staff and vice president joe biden himself joining us now to discuss this story is a conservative spokesman and c.e.o. of american majority ned ryan along with our host of news news use scottie hughes scotty let's get started with you can you try and explain to our audience the significance of this development. well rick we told you this is coming yesterday here and the news of her changes are now to happen to get this show that they were looking into michael flynn our intelligence agencies were looking at my concern a

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america of means real talk. you cannot be both with the yeah you're right. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media empire and from that higher fan to each to glimpse the big picture question more. so as of this day johnson and johnson faces more than 190-0000 lawsuits from consumers and survivors over the claim that top products and their baby power caused to the baby powder caused cancer due to contamination with as best as now the company says it will stop selling their baby powder in the u.s. and canada not because of the claims but because of the products demands have fallen now to talk more about this i am joined by attorney chris t.c. chris thanks so much for talking to us today about this so chris as an attorney legally with these lawsuits going on and pending with investigations also going on as well was it even smart in the 1st place for johnson and johnson to keep their powder on the store shelves you know honestly i don't think that this is a product that should have been on the market for the past 40 years so for me. me i t

america of means real talk. you cannot be both with the yeah you're right. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media empire and from that higher fantods to glimpse the big picture question more. did you guys remember space force well now president trump has another plan for space this one is really if you just part of the pot out there. well out there you know environmentalists often get angry in their opposition to things like drilling and strip mining in sensitive areas well how about the moon how about mining the moon is that sensitive enough for you perhaps some people are saying well why would we go there well maybe it's a defensive plan as in you know the u.s. defense but then you ask against whom right there are suggestions though you should know that there are still nazis hiding out there on the moon but then again that's just a movie you think the white house knows that. either way here with more on this new play. it serious by the way is the toughest week. mining the moon for materials is something on the white house agenda in

america means real talk. you can't be both with the yeah you know what. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media empire and from that higher fat age to glimpse the big picture question more. hey welcome back i'm rick sanchez we will all finally return to work right now it's in part right but the question is when we return to work what's it going to be like what are the measures that are going to be taken surveillance measures machines that are going to guard temperature for example where we have to stay a certain distance from each other when we have to prove that we've already had a virus or don't have the virus and what else is going to be part of this new normal thing we keep hearing about you know or to correspondent natasha. our d.n.a. will determine everything about science fiction movies like gadget to have caused many to wonder what the future could hold but the future is here and some parts of the country employee temperature checks will be mandatory cinema county is now requiring employees to use a smartphone app so co was

america of means real talk. you cannot be both with the yeah you're right. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media empire and from that higher fantods to glimpse the big picture question more. we welcome you back take a look at that picture that's a live picture you're looking at right now they should just be if you want minutes we'll see that hatch get open and you hear what they're describing members can start to make their way finally going to be able to get these astronauts out of there they've been studied here now for about an hour give or take they scrubbed a large but they're still there point out we're going to what's it like for these guys stuck in that capsule we're going to talk to somebody who sat in that chair there's he's an astronaut he's going to tell us what it's like to be in there wondering when they're going to get you out maybe not and we're looking forward to that conversation but in the meantime what i want to do is i want to i want to bring you up to date on what's going on with the space x. what is it a lot of

america of means real talk. you can't be both with the yeah you know what. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media empire and from that higher fat age to glimpse the big picture question more. tensions are flaring up once again between the united states and china both over the handling of the chrono virus and communications technologies from wa on monday spokesman from always said new u.s. sanctions on the telecom giant threaten to devastate the company. in its relentless pursuit to tighten the stranglehold on our company the us government has decided to proceed and ignored completely the concerns expressed by many companies and industry associations. this action this decision is both arbitrary and print assures and threatens to undermine the entire industry worldwide. the new rule will impact the expansion maintenance and continuous operations of networks worth hundreds of billions of dollars that we have rolled out across more than $170.00 countries this comes days after the trouble ministration restricted the company's ability to us

america of means real talk. you can't be both with the yeah you know what. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media empire and from that higher fat age to glimpse the big picture question more. add to our ongoing colorado virus coverage the number of cases worldwide now surpassing the 5000000 mark with over 329000 reported deaths right here in the u.s. cases now topping 1500000 with over 94000 deaths and as america small we re-opening the fight against the pandemic continues r.t. of trinity chavez has the report from new york. today more than 23000 new coronavirus cases documented in the u.s. the world health organization reporting the biggest one day increase of coronavirus cases yet new data from columbia university suggesting that tens of thousands of deaths could have been prevented if the united states had implemented social distancing measures in early march that's about 2 weeks earlier than it actually did around 36000 people or people would have died in the epicenter of the outbreak new york city mayor bill de blasio didn't clos

america of me real talk. you cannot be both with me yeah you know what. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media empire and from that higher fan to glimpse the big picture question more. what about coverage sanchez it is a we're focusing on the day we just told you a little while ago what's going on with main street versus wall street who's getting was meanwhile there's another group that's just shoveling on the u.s. capitol today the bit that they're demanding well not to be left out yesterday we told you how hundreds of independent truckers fully loaded with their rigs came to washington to complain about how the big syndicates are getting bailed out but not them today there's yet another group kind of arguing in the same form for more on that let's go live once again to our correspondent. who is joining us from the streets of washington d.c. who know what they want to show. rick we're talking about motor coaches these buses i'm at the motor coaches rolling for awareness rally and about 1000 buses are circling the capital right now

america of means real talk. you cannot be both with the yeah you're right. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media empire and from that higher fantasia to glimpse the big picture question more. i. to years in the making the department of justice has dropped the case against former national security advisor michael flynn this after internal memos were released that raised serious questions about the investigation that led to flynn's 2017 guilty plea of lying to the f.b.i. now flynn was president 1st a national security adviser who became a key part of the russia gate investigation after it was announced here is president donald trump's reaction to things like this is never happened before the history of our country and i hope a lot of people are going to pay a big price because they're just as crooked people. and i see it a lot this the human scum should never of happened in this country a duly elected president and they went after him by going you have to find people. so to discuss more of this friend and colleague and host of news use

this one is from holland, china remember canada, american india, usa, germany, sicily, italy. largely western european america. china here. china suggests that around the world there are heterosexual couples. we too from a multitude from roman poet suggests these two couples can become some kind of multitude and they have significance and they are important. so good. that's what we're looking at. the more important question is how? why would he do this? what's the broader significance of this? what are the implications of this? what are some ways to think about what he's suggests about humanity here? about difference? about different global regions. what are some ways to look at this? >> sort of humanizes different cultures for people. there's a common thread? >> good. humanizes these different cultures. anyone else? >> kind of equates them. >> equates them. we have no idea who these people are. we don't know if these people were married or couples. they could be brother and sister. they could be work mates. they could be colleagues. we don't know who they are. but by putting these photographs all together, h

america's lawyer. finally. understand you're tired of networks. 'd as. you know me 'd famous for my views. yours truly ready. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me of the mainstream media and from that higher vantage to glimpse the big picture question more. hey welcome back i'm rick sanchez yesterday right here on this newscast we were able to get reaction from town you know. john who is the director of public policy at hindu american foundation and what he shared with us is why china has sent almost 1000 soldiers into india where they are now literally and camped on the india side of the border now granted it's a disputed area that we're talking about still it's an action that's stirring international reaction. john said that china is doing this because they are trying to purposefully divert attention from their other misdeeds here to take a listen now he 1st and foremost is a distraction from what you're seeing in hong kong from china's code below the in the early stages of the spread of coronavirus at the same time it's partially in response to a sustained china's ally which is essentially a failed state th

america's lawyer. year thank you for finally. understand you're tired of networks. 'd as. you know 'd i'm famous for my views. yours truly ready. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me of the mainstream media and from that higher fan to each to glimpse the big picture question more. by we told you there's a breaking news story coming out of minneapolis we're putting that video together as soon as we get that in we're going to share 'd it for you with you but there's also a breaking news story coming in from florida you know there's a saying that when it comes to presidential politics in america it's all about florida florida florida and because of that both parties have always focused on the state with a high beam precision because a win in florida is often determined by just a couple 100 votes literally. in recent years though it's republicans who have done well in florida and many say it's because they have strategically excluded minorities and low income citizens who don't have the resources to hire a lawyer from voting what they did is they passed laws to stop anyone convicted of a felony no matter how large or small the felony

i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me above the main stream media mire and from that higher fan to each to glimpse the big picture question more. but america is the united states and countries all over the world 'd begin opening up stores and restaurants and people start going back to work this question bears asking do the trends the death tolls the hospitalizations etc do they substantiate people going back to work at the words are we going back to work because things are truly getting better or is it simply because we put a we picked a date on a calendar and said this is the day that we're going to go back to work and do we invite a 2nd wave of the disease by going back to work and questions right where the numbers say what the researchers are saying what are states finding out let's go to michelle green stuff she's been following the story for us some you know what charges 50 states out there can you try and give us a sense of how things are going so for or is it a little too early well there is definitely time to get a sense of what they're reopening picture looks like nationwide what we're looking at now are the states that are either

america's lawyer. dear you are thank you for finally changing. your tired of network news. 'd no matter what. you know me 'd i'm famous for my views. yours truly 'd scottie hughes. i'm holland cook i invite you to climb with me part of the mainstream media empire and from that higher fan to each to glimpse the big picture question more. than we welcome you back this is a very important story that we've been following now for some time the general consensus from the very beginning of the coven 1000 pandemic has been that small children in particular are essential and not even affected by this virus but in the last week or so. we've started to see some reports both out of the u.k. and here in the united states that seem to suggest the children in rare cases are succumbing to something called pediatric inflammatory syndrome it is said to be associated with corona virus and can be quite serious so our new york correspondent today files this report for us laying out what's going on in new york and try to job as also talked about the risk to children here it is. as many are expecting new york officials to begin easing restrictions on friday hard hit new york city has to wait and