huntington is up there, hamilton and laurens are there.i don't want to go to the bejeweled laurens. i pale in comparison. alexander hamilton does not get enough credit. you know how the war ends, the patriots win. yorktown is not the actual end of the war. but that is how it turned out to be in terms of major battles. now let's turn to 1790. we know that hamilton is already been working as treasury secretary. he also founds the u.s. revenue cutter services. he is considered the father of the coast guard. i go there every year to give an award at that spot right there. i was there for the unveiling of this beautiful sculpture by benjamin victor, who donated it by the class of 1963 last fall. it is the appropriately named hamilton hall, the main administered hall at the coast gard academy in connecticut. there is a painting inside hamilton hall, and that is of him running the service. you can see an early u.s. flag in the background, a full sail, and a lighthouse. that is by this chinese painter. some illustrations of the covers service at t

huntington is up there, hamilton and lawrence are up there. i am going to wipe my brow because of all the sweat. i am not reflecting too much. i don't want to will be like the bejeweled john lawrence with his diamonds. i pale in comparison. so alexander hamilton doesn't get enough credit. the patriots win, the brsh are defeated. yorktown is not the actual end of the war. we wouldn't have anticipated that but that's how it turned out to be in terms of major battles. now let's turn to 1790. we know that hamilton has been working as treasury secretary. he also found the u.s. revenue cutter service. he is considered the father of the u.s. coast guard. i go there every graduation to give an award right there on that spot, right there. and i was there for the unveiling of this beautiful sculpture by benjamin convictor. it was donated by the class of 1963 last fall. that is the appropriately named hamilton hall. that's the main administration hall at the coast guard academy in new london, connecticut. there is a painting inside hamilton hall. that is

roland: so that the money, they got the roadblocks, huntington is buying all of the sox is stanford'sgoing around to different counties. kristi goes to state legislature. in any goes to the counties again where he said were either going to go for the bond this. clever method of finance california treated he does not have the labor force. a lot of these are civil war veterans many who were irish. and they heard about the gold strike. i'm irish, i can say this. they took off and they were desperate. but there this big group of hard-working immigrants that happen to come from the wrong side of the pacific. here for the gold rush just like everybody else. the company mostly from the region of china and at first, they said, on the short side, and they say funny things in the eat like dried fish and they don't speak english. they were desperate. so they hired a bunch of them. they give them some tough jobs and guess what, they were great. they can handle it they were good and efficiency and strength and reliability soberness, so on and so forth. and before the railroad is finished, they had

. >> huntington valley es el nuevo epicentro de contagios luego que se dio a conocer que 50 pacienteciÓnÁs de 400 indigentes, 56 personas resultaron contagiadas. >> le hemos pedido que ponga en cuarentena a todos en el sitio y que no admita nuevos huÉspedes. >> los funcionarios dijeron que 184 residentes fueron llevados a hoteles y moteles cercanos y 112 que tuvieron contacto cercano con casos confirmados se encuentran en cuarentena. >> el equipo de salud realiza inspecciones para garantizar las prÁcticas de control de infecciones. >> en san josÉ al norte del estado, varias escuelas del distrito escolar fueron vandalizadas, la secundaria en menos de un mes fue asaltada en tres oportunidades. >> el Último mes fueron aproximadamente 13 escuelas y varios de los robos fueron las personas responsables fueron juveniles. >> los mal vivientes se llevaron computadoras y otros equipos, pero las pÉrdidas son mayores que eso. >> realmente lo que es mÁs difÍcil y mÁs costoso es el daÑo que dejan que las cosas materiales que se llevan, porque una vez que alguien entra a las escuelas, tenemos que ir a

mike: our lease is up in huntington beach. no matter what. ♪ mike: this is a client. john: it's a pissed client. mike: and people ask, "did that really happen?" i'm like, unfortunately, yes. amber: you can't plan that. you can't produce that. mike: i sent to the printer a mix-up on the art. it still looks cool, but i was like, oh, my -- 440 shirts printed. amber: what was going through your head? mike: i was pretty stressed about it, 'cause it's embarrassing, obviously, 'cause i approve everything. no problem, you know, going back, but -- john: hey, mariana, this is john. mike: wait, let's -- john: look. so real quick -- fully should have let you handle that, 100%. what i was hoping is that you could take these shirts. it's hard to even see the difference. you could take these shirts at a small discount. mariana: no, the palm tree's not done right, either. mike: yeah, there's two things. we're going to fix it. not a problem. mariana: okay, awesome. mike: awesome. thanks, mariana. we'll talk to you soon. ohh, it's freakin' pain

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. >>> welcome back let's bring in huntington industry ceo mike petters, the head of the nation's largestp building company to talk about what they're doing to keep their workers safe amid the covid-19 outbreak and the effects it's had on the supply chain. thank you for joining us today. >> thanks for having us. >> i think a lot of the conversation on this network and more broadly has been focussed on the different companies and industries that have been shut in, had to close down, had to idle their operations or send their workers to work from home remotely there hasn't been as much focussed on companies like huntington ingalls that has been categorized as essential infrastructure which means the company is expected to maintain a consistent, normal work schedule amid everything we're seeing play out more broadly in the economy right now. how are you keeping your workers safe, keeping production going, especially since in some places like newport news you have employees who have tested positive for covid >> thanks for that we right away recognized that the first thing we had to do to keep

and this is how you manage the flaws in sam huntington's approach. i remember doing that. but we ended up doing was something different. it was exquisitely painful for me as an academic and practitioner of civil-mil to see my theory's and my not tested, semi-found not wanting and going in a different way than my argument would've said. the only consolation i had was that sam's way was worse than mine. so i was less wrong than my academic opponents were. but, this was one of the key potential failure modes for the surge especially, i would say, late december of 2006. one of the ways that the surge could have been stillborn is if in reaching this decision, the president had inadvertently or the team had inadvertently created a civil-military crisis where the senior military's day -- this is such a bad idea, we can no longer support it. and a key portion of the president's efforts during that phase of the decision, this was mid-december of 2006, was getting the rest of the team, the military part of the team, on the same page that he was arriving at. so that he could say on j

this was the scene in huntington beach. physical distancing was enforced with officials urge willing ing residents to stay 6 feet apart. a neighboring los angeles county, the beaches there are closed. >>> if only huntington is open everyone will come here and it is crowded. >>> here in the bay area is a similar scene at san francisco ocean beach. plenty of people on the sand saturday. to their credit most are keeping social distancing from others. >>> the use of social meetings continues to sky rocket as people are staying at home. facebook is trying to get a app for people to host a meeting. and users can access a meeting through the facebook website or messenger app in san francisco. >>> and people in san francisco sing from porches and bal coneys balance >>> empty roads are allowing cal trans to get a major start on a construction project along 101 in san francisco and it could be the first of road projection now that the traffic is slow. the highway is split in san francisco and taking advantage of light traffic, worker

. >> 30 degrees and people strolling along huntington beach.it looks like a normal day in sosouthernrn california. social distancing seems to have gone out of the window this weekend as tens of thousands broke the state home -- statewide stay-at-home order. people are tiring of the lockdown. during the collapse in the economy, governors and announced reopening. pause is statewide until may 15. we will leave two weeks between phases so we can monitor the effect of what we did. taken action, monitor. >> several other states have already eased lockdowown measurs inincluding alaska and o oklaho. georgia has seen 1/5 of its workforce file for unemployment. it has a already reopened some businesses. monday, residents will also be able to go to movie theaters and restaurants. governors hope it will help to soften the blow of the panandemc and it is something the federal government is looking to profit from as well. after his comments about injecting disinfectant sparked backlash, donald trump has questioned the use of his daily briefings. his team is

. >> reporter: huntington beach is closely watching the vote. saying that it could result in adjustments. >> there have not been some spikes it will be interesting to see what happens. >> majority is needed for the vote to pass because it is an emergency ordinance. >>> chief meteorologist paul >> it's going to be very similar where we will be 10-15 degrees ound thcoast 5-10 degre above normal. let's take a look at the reason why. we have high pressure up north, this is a copy and paste the situation. complete with the weakening of the area of high pressure. it's going to strengthen that onshore wind and drop those temperatures. today was warm, especially inland. upper 60s in the city with 61 degrees at half moon bay. we will start off tomorrow above average in the mid to upper 50s by tuesday morning. normal temperatures around 50 degrees. we will reach up into the mid to low 70s. that is 5-10 degrees above normal. some spots even reaching into the upper 80s. that's a very warm forecast. feeling more like june. here those high temperatures. let's

, huntington beach and the michigan protest and the pennsylvania state senate say no to the governorsery devonian shut down there. and some people want and the elderly to be protected and may be new protocols for a while. but dan come a lot of people concerned that the new normals they say we have to live in is basically what they always wanted and they wanted fewer cars, you know, they don't like this idea necessarily of these texans and the football stadiums all the times and there's a lot of people worried that their way of life is just going to go along with the virus. >> well, we will get back i believe with the president's lead in the private sector, will will get back to life as it was and were mitigating the process. people are getting upset with democrats in congress not showing up to do their job we need the ppp program and laura, i'm a small business person. businesses needn't wear out of money in the funds and if i'm republicans i would show up every day in the senate, in the house and sit at your desk and say we are here to do the people's business. secondly, laura, i'm r

local police said in a statement that the protest at huntington beach big and small but quickly grew to a group of over 200 people. the protest was one of a number of demonstrations that took place all across the country this week as more americans are now loudly demanding. >>a reopening of the u.s. economy, the protests are growing despite warnings from public health experts the reopening parts of the country too soon could lead to a resurgence in cases. these are just some of the demonstrations that happened earlier today you see people in texas oregon idaho wisconsin. some people in cars others on sidewalks some very close together holding signs president trump today reacting. there are a lot of protests out there. >>i i just think that some of the governors have gotten carried away. >>meanwhile the president had that to say he went on to say a lot of people. do not have to be told to do what they are doing. in following the physical distancing measures. >>the state of florida passed 2 this week in the coronavirus pandemic its deadliest on tuesday and the reopening of several publ

>>in southern california more than 100 demonstrators gathered in huntington beach today define social distancing guidelines to protest california stay at home orders. the demonstrators could be seen holding up signs that read liberate huntington beach open cali now protests against the stay at home guidelines have popped up across the country in recent days, including in oregon and in michigan to name a few locations. >>in this newscast. we will see the president's response to these demonstrations. our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic also continues on kron on the 24 hour local news streaming service is free to download right now so you can stay informed and updated on this health crisis coming up empty shelves and some bay area supermarkets, even though food producers say there are no shortages in the food supply. >>why they say people shouldn't worry for 20 is just days away and a local rapper has a message for his bay area community about that high holidays. >>also find out where new coronavirus testing site just opened in san francisco. i'm justine for over 80 years, nissan ha

hundred of protesters, they were there in huntington beach on friday to protest the stay-at-home order in california. >> a majority of them support the president, and the president's push to re-open the country. here's cnn josh campbell. >> reporter: social distancing certainly not happening here in orange county, california. we're in downtown huntington beach, the site of many protests happening across the country with people unhappy with the federal government guidelines, state government, low governments requesting people stay in their houses to shelter-in-place in order to stop the spread of the deadly covid-19 virus these people hear flaunting those regulations. we're keeping our own distance trying to maintain that six feet. in capturing moments you see people embracing, hugging, some people taking selfies shoulder to shoulder in this crowd. at my last count there were about 250 people here that were part of this protest. now looking at the signage and the crowd here as we move throughout clearly a lot of supporters of president trump, trump flags, a lot of campaign literature. a

. >> reporter: lifeguards in huntington beach say 9000 people were on the sand and in the water on this one day. despite la county officials advice to residents to stay close to home. the surfer hit the waves in orange county where most of the beaches are open. >> i came from santa monica. 42 miles. it was worth every mile. >> the beach is in the backyard for this local. he is worried about what he has been seeing. >> i am seeing increasing people on the beach. i worry a little bit about social distancing because clearly it is not happening. >> parking is a drop him along the coach coast. up and down main street, retail shops are locked up tight. restaurants can't allow patrons in except for takeouts. tables are empty and chairs are stacked high. >> the supervisor sits on the committee which is discussing the reopening of orange county. >> let's do it as soon as we can responsibly do it. we've got to get the economy reopen. i am hearing it loud and clear and i show that. >> he hopes the board of supervisors can agree on a soft reopening of some businesses next month but a final decision

you talked about huntington beach, new port beach as well. tens of thousands of people on beaches especially on friday and saturday when temps were above average. newport will hold a meeting to discuss whether to close for the next three weeks. the governor sounding off during his briefing about what he saw at some beaches in california. take a listen to what he had to say. >> those images are an example of whatnot to see. whatnot to do. if we're going to make the meaningful progress that we made in the last few weeks extend into the next number of weeks. this virus doesn't take the weekends off. this virus doesn't go home because it's a beautiful sunny day. >> reporter: governor newsom said california would be weeks, not months, but weeks away from seeing some changes to its stay at home order but that's con tin jents on not repeating images like what we're seeing at some beaches over the weekend. here they took a different approach. some of the beaches were open but there were restrictions in place. people could be on the sand if they are w

the demonstrators could be seen holding up signs that read liberate huntington beach and open cali now protests against the stay at home guidelines have popped up in spots across the country in recent days, including in oregon and michigan. in fact president trump took to twitter today urging residents to quote liberate minnesota michigan and virginia those just happened to be states which are led by democratic governors. even though the president said this week the governors would have the final say he now says he supports lifting the stay at home orders, he seemed to endorse the growing number of protests against restrictions aimed at stopping covid-19. >>meanwhile president trump is promising to ramp up swab testing efforts for covid-19 the president says 5.5 million testing swabs will be sent out to state spice president mike pence also said the country has enough testing capacity to reopen the country. well some governors say they are struggling with the idea of opening their states. well some others are not camila bernal reports now which states say they're ready and which states

tens of thousands of people were spotted at huntington beach is here. sand while some distant themselves right now. governor gavin newsom reminded everyone keep your distance of people don't go anywhere. starting today, they are shutting down city parking lot on the weekends. they have closures that will be here from 7 am to 9 pm. >>> happening today there are more changes for bus riders here. that is because of the pandemic. they have announced another round on the peninsula. those cuts are in response to historically low ridership. onboard everyone must wear a mask or have face coverings here. it was issued here on friday. >>> another check for weather. a good day for a hike or an outdoor barbecue. >> maybe grab a blanket or towel and head into your back door. have an outdoor picnic because the weather is going to be nice. along the coastline it's pretty cool here. waking up with patchy fog and low clouds. there is a mix of sun and clouds out here and there's plenty of sunshine coming in and around the east bay. partly cloudy and the fog is thick. vis

that's the scene in huntington beach. physical distancing was enforced. officials told residents to stay a surfboard's distance apart. orange and ventura county beaches are open in. neighboring los angeles, beaches did remain closed. >> everyone else will come here from different cities too. >> it's very crowded. >> here in the bay area, a similar scene at ocean beach. most did seem to be keeping their distance. >>> traffic was so bad some neighbors took matters into their own hands. a few barricade on mt. diablo is trying to prevent nonresidents from entering. some cars ignored the barricade, even with them standing there. and once they got to the entrance and saw the gate closed, they had to turn around. >> have them turn around here where it's safe, and not go all the way to the end of the road. we do not feel like there's enough support from the state park to recognize their obligation to the road. >> they want a park ranger to staff the barricade. but partial officials say they don't own the scenic road and will continue to work with other agencies t

officials say about 9000 visitors stopped at huntington and main beach yesterday, other beaches in orange county are open, but beach parking lots are closed. retail shops locked up tight and restaurants cancel that patrons and except for take out. >> let's go look at our weather for this weekend with mary lee. good morning.>>> happy friday to you. we are looking at temperatures really soaring as we head to are afternoon. in fact today, likely the warmest day of the year so far with with many locations. is a live look with our salesforce which will go actually go to six miles go to that will will will gladiators old so no will hold >>> see a few more clouds, and again, that pacific marine influence especially along the coast and right around the bay for saturday and sunday. in the meantime, looking at daytime highs in san jose, also for santa clara as they look to -- these they, these very rm atures. look infairfield, 84 in pittsburgh, low to mid 80s for the tri-valley this afternoon and around the bay, looking at 73 in san francisco, 77 in oakland and topping out at 86 degrees in napa. so

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not too far from us in huntington beach this brave woman fought passionately for her right to all 31re some very creative signs that illustrated this plight. many are experiencing so powerfully like i need a haircut. massage is essential. jesus is my vaccine. and buddha is my personal trainer i think. in denver, colorado there was a standoff between protesters and an angry health care worker. [ honking ] well, you know what they say. it ain't over till the fat lady screams crazy right-wing talking points at a medical professional who's trying to save her family's lives. a big reason why these protesters are gaining steam is because our president is encouraging them. despite everyone who works for him telling people to stay at home. despite the official white house mandate being shelter in place, over the weekend, the guy who runs the white house tweeted, "liberate michigan, liberate minnesota and liberate virginia." this from a man who refuses to even liberate melania. it really is irresponsible to the most unbelievable degree. to be saying things -- one minute he tells us to stay at

. >> protesters on downtown huntington beach holding up signs saying social distancing equals communism and covid 19 is a lie. >> we will not submit to communism or socialism! we will reopen america! >> hundreds of people crowded in front of the governor's residence in indiana. >> who has the right to tell me i can't get a haircut or go here or there. >> in texas dozens chanted fire fauci ( chanting fire fauci ) >> trevor: seriously? fire fauci? so instead of fighting the virus, they want to get rid of the one guy who is warning us about the virus? america's lucky these same people weren't around when paul revere was riding into town. the british are coming! the british are coming! ugh! i hate the british! someone shut that guy up! but, yes, all around the country, over the weekend, protests popped up, demanding an immediate end to lockdowns. let's be honest, people, this is both insane and court productive, because the more you gather in groups, the longer the lockdown will have to go on. can you imagine if during the aids crisis mobs of people gathered to gangbang the monkey that star

when you see huntington beach, california with all those people on the beach this weekend.s your attention the struggle be are having to get back to an economy that can prosper. that will be a message from the president. it seems like a shift as dr. birx and brad pitt -- i mean dr. fauci can put the economic recovery the white house looks for. most important to the president is congressman french hill from little rock. he is the republican the president desperately needs, someone in the middle ground that can beat democrats who want to take the middle ground. congressman, wonderful to have you. partyoes the republican and what does this president need to do so that democratic moderates don't win big? >> it is good to be back. i think the most important thing he can do is be an effective this virus inting getting the economy on track. i think it is a treacherous path, but when that history has dealt in. there are all sorts of small stories, but one directly goes to your arkansas landscape, meat processing. tyson foods wanted a name change years ago, they wanted to change the

with the influence of business elite that's a little more transnational in its orientation, samuel huntington that late social scientist talked about in the 19th century there's a physical innovation and technological changes that created a national affiliation over and above local attachments and local affiliations. in the late 20s and 21st century that was the same kind of technological and it's created more of a transnational attitude. finally, george w. bush is over idealistic emphasis on his foreign policy. i think that all of it made the party lose touch with nationalism to some extent. you had this kind of baton on the floor. trump picks it up impulsively, extensively, accidentally, whatever it is. so that accounts for a lot of the debate. it goes a lot deeper than trump. brexit was a major event. that happened before the election of donald trump. just goes to this question that you, they think it's nationalism in the nationstate that causes the agony of the 20h century. those forces have to be effaced and subsumed in towards a neoimperialism project that has a dream of united europe g

lifeguards say they saw about 50,000 people at huntington and in newport beach yesterday. even more were expected today amid a heat wave gripping the area. >>> well, for the first time at the hospital, doctors at ucsf have transfused convalescent placement a critically ill coronavirus patient in the icu. >> it was a liquid gold, we felt it was so valuable, it came from somebody who had covid before, probably soup with covid and they wanted to give that back to the community so we wanted to treat that with reference and respect. >> peter jin hahn says the blood was from a blood big in the stamford area with someone who had covid-19 and had the same blood type as the critically ill patient . doctors will see if this is spiritual tremendous helpful, even though more studies are needed. the hope is that convalescent plasma will act as a stun gun. >> average in the various makes more virus kidss, it ramps up and causes more virus instruction. if you shut down the virus making more kids, you can make sure i'm making those organs are focused on so they can be healed. that is what

the country too early could lead to a resurgence of cases >>you see the demonstrators there in huntington beach they want to end the state stay home order which was put in place by governor gavin newsome amid the coronavirus pandemic local police say the protest against small but quickly grew to over 200 people. >>and in california there are now more than 30,000 cases of covid-19 and more than 1100 people have died from the virus. los angeles county officials announced 81 new deaths from the virus and 642 additional cases on saturday that makes it the deadliest day yet in la county. here in the bay area we've seen over 6200 cases and over 200 people who have died from the virus. santa clara has the most number of cases that over 1800 and over 70 deaths. alameda county is next with a number of deaths with 41, san francisco county has the second most number of cases at over 1100. >>well to the east bay now santa rita jail in dublin reports 3 new cases increasing the total at the jail to 15. the alameda county sheriff says and symptoms 15 others have fully recovered. we also know that one in

. >> the protests were held in huntington beach, california, orlando, florida and frankfort, kentucky with folks for a end to the shutdown and change is coming but leaders are cautioning we should use patients because if we come back to soon covid-19 could come back. >> no one wants that. thank you. china's alleged role in a meeting coronavirus on the rest of the world and ensuing lack of transparency leading to a reevaluation is how interdependent the us and many other countries are on each other. new critiques of the globalization movement. >> people are questioning just about everything, to pair fries, nations have no eternal allies, perpetual enemies. our interests are eternal and perpetual and never perhaps since the flu pandemic of 1918 have the interest of each country on earth been more divergent. nothing to visualize the end of the connected world like the closed runways turned into parking lots for the plane that connected the world but look at the cargo globalist would say the rise and shine every day in the homes of ups and federal express. that might end too. china is hol

orange county, an estimated 40,000 people were at newport beach on friday and crowds flooded nearby huntington beach. now, california is one of the top ten states with the most coronavirus cases, with more than 41,000 so far. there's been 18517 infections in los angeles county alone. and 817 deaths. california governor newsom urging people to be careful. >> i want to encourage people to do their best through this difficult weekend, where temptation is higher to want to experience our natural beauty. just, again, consider the impact of those decisions, not only yourself, but on the rest of the state and on the rest of society. >> today in another beach state, florida, people protested stay at home orders as rallies across the country continue against coronavirus restrictions. people protested in orlando and miami today. florida was one of the last states to issue a statewide stay at home order. the governor, republican desantis says a date hasn't been set yet to reopen florida, but he's considering different ongss -- options on how to proceed. he said he's not rushing to reopen. >> when you hav

. >> huntington beach, california. a protest march complete with trump 2020 flags. similar scenes, also, other parts of the country. they're calling for the country to open up again. jacksonville, florida. they just reopened the beaches. the crowds came. immediately. many, completely ignoring the social-distancing guidelines that are, still, supposed to be in place. >> folks, this can be the beginning of the pathway back to normal life. but, please, respect and follow these limitations. >> in texas, state parks will open monday,. a week from now, stores can open, for pickup only. but -- >> school classrooms are closed for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. >> governors, not the president, will be calling the shots. >> we must get this right because the stakes are very high. >> some saying we're just not there yet. >> the fact of the matter is it's better to be six feet apart right now than six feet under, and that is the whole point of this. we have got to save lives. every life matters. >> there were also protests against stay-home orders in michigan. and,

huntington beach not respecting social distancing rules in effect.one supervisor is citing the benefits of fresh air, sunlight and mental health benefits. it looks like people who live in orange county will not be able to do that at their beaches. it sounded like the governor was leaving open the possibility of rolling out these kinds of rules to other california beaches. but right now, it is just orange county alone. you. >>> one question about the enforcement plan. we'll see what happens this coming weekend. how do you enforce it? pond morning or monday afternoon during that news conference that we are watching, he was not happy with those images, but on the flip side, the police chief of newport beach came out and said hey, you know what? our beaches are expansive. they are massive, and i saw nothing wrong. he said, you know, look, people are six feet abart. you have to wonder if the governor was pressured at all from other jurisdictions or individuals across the state to focus in on orange county. the sheriff there in that county tweeted just thi

across -- >> look, let's look for all our viewers at this video on new port beach, california, huntington and you see it. you see people going out, some of them keeping their distance, some of them not. you have talked about what i think is interesting in terms of the need to customize the message for social . >> we have been also getting a lot of emails and phone calls after the general public read about our study. because what we see is that people in different -- who live in urban areas, suburban areas versus rural areas, people in different income groups, racial/ethnic groups, they all have different things they care about, and then what we need to do, because right now we are seeing across the nation that people having this quarantine fatigue, the issue is what should we do about it. i think one of the major things we can do together is to really customize the me sssaging to the individual groups and make sure they hear it from the right persons and they hear the message so they can understand. that way we can have all collective groups just a little longer. >> earlier on we did this

. >> laura: i will tell you human nature, huntington beach surfers. that's human nature too. people want to get outside in the sunshine, that's what they want, congressman, they want to get on with our lives. thank goodness california hasn't suffered like new york. numbers are quite low comparatively, but if california wants to live this way until november, good luck to california, but i think the people have had enough. congressman, thanks so much and as we switch into recovery mode, is it time to ask fauci and birx to continue their work but maybe not do these daily briefings? politico is reporting that the white house is shifting its communications focus from covid containment and mitigation to reopening the country. which includes managing the media bookings of government experts like deborah birx and anthony fauci. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany is overseeing this effort. she joins us now. are you guys putting the docs in a box? what's going on i can it's like a dr. seuss book. what's happening? >> no, that's not the case, but we do each and every day, we a

. >> laura: huntington beach surfers, that's human nature too. people want to get out in the sunshine fory they want to get n with their lives. thank goodness that california has not suffered like new york. if california wants to live this way until november, good luck with california. i think people have had enough. as we switch into recovery mode, is it time to ask fauci and birx to do their works but not do the daily briefings? the white house shifting its communicationit focus from covid containment and mitigation to reopening the country, which includes managing the media bookings of government experts like deborah birx and anthony fauci. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany overseeing this effort. are you putting the docs in a box? it's like a dr. seuss book. what's happening? >> that's not the case. we ask ourselves what announcements to the american people need to hear about, what's the next iteration of the news stories as we move forward amid this pandemic and that's what guides us for that means some days dr. birx, dr. fauci be

we were talking to you just yesterday and showing that video of very crowded beaches, like huntington beach and new port that really upset the governor for safety reasons. now he's closing them? >> reporter: yeah, he was very clear about this. this is not really a shock here at this point, poppy. governor gavin newsom was not thrilled to see all of the beachgoers, thousands of them, that were flocking to the beach as we hit a heat wave here in southern california. we saw in ventura county and also orange county where they were allowed to go to beaches that thousands of people turned out. just as recently as tuesday one city council, new port city beach council, voting to keep their beaches open, saying they would enforce strict isolation guidelines. the governor is supposed to mention this today, what his plan is, we know a memo was sent out to the police agencies up and down state, to tell them to prepare for this guideline of keeping the beaches closed because as the governor has said, these viruses, this virus in particular is highly contagious and it does not take weekends off. an

this is rural wayne, west virginia which is about a half hour south of huntington, west virginia. the city of wayne has 67 confirmed cases of coronavirus. of those 67 cases, 66 of them come from a single nursing home. this was the headline in richard, virginia today. a long term care facility there has had 45 residents die from coronavirus. it's one of the deadliest outbreaks anywhere in the country. the medical director there calling nursing homes, quote, a virus's dream. richmond, virginia, wayne, virginia. no regional problem would affect those places alone. this is not a hotspots only issue. it's shaping up clearer and clearer every day, one of the things we're going to have to answer for as americans as citizen who is lived through this is the fact that it was clear by now that the places we are most likely to see the most american deaths from this thing are congregate living places like nursing homes and long term care facilities. it is clearer than day right now. what are we doing about it? you want to save the most american lives in this crisis in figure out how to save th

huntington beach.e states are starting to relax stay--home orders, the governor of texas promised to reopen stores but only for curbside pickup. it's a blast from the past. pull into a restaurant parking lot and have your food served straight to your window. car-hop service is staging a comeback. dave kunz has the story. >> reporter: many may be tired of always eating at home. one solution? >> hi. >> car hop, right? >> reporter: big boy in burbank has brought it back. >> we remembered it from back when. he used to come as a kid to this one, in fact. we can enjoy being out. it's nice to get out. >> a touch of nostalgia. >> reporter: fortunately the area where this place started offering car hop service in 1949 is still there. order from the drive-up window, park and wait for your tray. >> it's great because you're social distancing. your family is in the car and kind of away from everybody else. >> reporter: most people today have never experienced old-school drive-in dining le this, because it went out

. >> reporter: huntington beach, california, a protest march complete with trump 2020 flags.imilar scenes also in other parts of the country. they're calling for the country to open up again. jacksonville, florida, they just reopened the beaches. the crowds came immediately. many completely ignoring the social distancing guidelines that are still supposed to be in place. >> folks, this could be the beginning of the pathway back to normal life. but please respect and follow these limitations. >> reporter: in texas, state parks will open monday. a week from then, stores can open, for pickup only but -- >> school classrooms are closed for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. >> reporter: governors, not the president, will be calling the shots. >> we must get this right because the stakes are very high. >> reporter: some say we're just not there yet. >> fact of the matter is better to be six feet apart than six feet under. we've got to save lives wherever 2 matters it matters. >> reporter: in michigan and today, the president tweeted liberate michigan. >> i think elements

in southern california, people took to huntington beach. some states are starting to relax stay-at-home orders. the governor of texas promised to reopen restaurant stores bu curbside pickup. customers will not be allowed inside. >>> this is a blast from the past. pull into a restaurant parking lot and have your food served straight to your window. car-hop service is staging a comeback. dave kunz has the story. >> reporter: many may be tired of always eating at home. one solution? >> hello. >> hi. >> car hop, right? >> reporter: big boy in burbank has brought it back. >> we remembered it from back when. he used to come as a kid to this one, in fact. we can enjoy being out. it's nice to get out. >> a touch of nostalgia. >> reporter: fortunately the area where this place started offering car hop service in 1949 is still there. order from the drive-up window, park and wait for your tray. >> it's great because you're social distancing. your family is in the car and kind of away from everybody else. >> reporter: most people today have never exper

them are coming out to protest the massive shutdown of businesses about 100 people gathered in huntington beach on friday protest. the governor's stay at home order. the march for freedom as it's called true, supporters waving flags and holding signs some claimed the entire covid-19 pandemic is a lie. >>while others expressed concern about local businesses. the protest comes on a day after local officials closed all metered parking along pacific coast highway to discourage beach visit. the rally was mostly peaceful. no arrests were made by protests are becoming more common with rallies held today and at least 6 states including oregon texas and maryland definitely not all like canada's prime minister says that the u.s. and canada have agreed to keep the border closed for another 30 days. >>that's aside from travel deemed essential which includes cross-border workers like health care professionals airline crews truck drivers. the truck drivers of course applying grocery stores and medical goods in both directions says we switch gears now. take a look outside on this saturday night san fran

other protests were held today in huntington beach, california, come orlando, florida, and frankfurto kentucky folks pushing for a fast and to the shut down and of course, shame is coming, shannon. the leaders are cautioning to use patients here because if we come back to soon, the covid-19 could come back too. >> shannon: no one wants that. rick leventhal, thank you. the coronavirus on the rest of the world and in swing lack of transparency leading to a reevaluation. that is how interdependent u.s. and many other countries are on each other. correspondent lee lin feather with new critiques of the global movement, good evening, leland vittert. people questioning just about everything and to paraphrase, a british statement and prime minister combinations have no paternal allies or perpetual enemies were interest of internal and perpetual and never perhaps since the flu pandemic of 1918 have the interest of each country on earth been more divergent. >> nothing visualizes the end of a connected world like the closed one way is turning into parking lots for the planes that connect at tha