we'll see if insley does anything. his order stays in effect until may 4th. leland: especially the maryland capitol yesterday we saw a lot of construction work trucks in the protests. we'll see if it's the same in olympia today. thank you. kristin. kristin: on capitol hill, house speaker nancy pelosi told fox news that a second wave of funding for that paycheck protection program could be coming soon as congressional lawmakers continue to work to try to strike a deal on another relief package. fox congressional cor core upont has the latest -- correspondent has the latest. >> reporter: the pressure is on to get a deal this week. that's because the small business fund is dry. now, the vice president, mike pence, appearing on fox news sunday this morning said they're, quote, close. republicans want to focus the bill on small business to the tune of about $251 billion. democrats want some other things in this bill, helping state and local governments and also access to capital for under-served communities. here's the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. >> we're

there better be a good reason behind it. >> reporter: governor jay insley says he's guided by scienceeling. he has not given specific benchmarks for easing restrictions. he's criticized for not laying out a plan while the economy is in a freefall. he's letting boeing workers on the job but small businesses remain shut. >> the office will not be guided by irrational force that's would gamble with our health and if we place that bet and lost, we would be giving up the hard-won gains that we've already made because of the dedication to this order. >> reporter: insley says businesses are not protected from penalties and prosecution just because there's no local law enforcement. now a second county went even further, franklin county commissioners passed a resolution that their county is open for business but they rescinded that shortly after that because they realized the governor had the authority to do it. we're seeing this play out in places across the country as people have fears of the economy and fears of the -- i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of prot

time barack obama today he endorsed joe biden a good call doesn't even matter i think it matters in insley i mean. joe biden's entire candidacy is built on the back of his time essentially serving as the number 2 for barack obama he is victory which was done exclusively on the support of african-americans in states like south carolina is really a referendum on the obama presidency among democratic voters so obama coming out and saying this is my guy. bernie sanders ran amazing race bernie sanders also gave a pretty enthusiastic endorsement of joe biden for his standards was a real unifying moment for the democratic party. and barker with us mr to germany as always tyson we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you thank you. former u.s. president barack obama is one of the most popular political figures in the world before years out of office his voice still carries weight his opinions they still matter to many people especially to the man who used to be his vice president joe biden today obama officially endorsed by giving his support publicly to the candidate and campaign

case a ventilator was needed foreign secretary dominic roberts stepped in to lead the government or insley has more from london. he's not on a ventilator yet according to government ministers it's very likely i think that he will then she needs more intrusive ventilation so i think probably on the balance. he will survive but it's not at all clear. you know are either he entirely underestimate how serious it was or downing street was straight with journalism at large about the seriousness of his condition and so has been a real shock clearly both to the political class and the wider country in europe the french health minister says the country has not yet seen the peak of the outbreak france recorded its highest number of virus related deaths in a single day on monday taking the tolt almost $9000.00 or tallis he writes in italy in spain continue to slow in the old partially lift an export ban on anti malaria drugs being tested for potential covert $900.00 treatment but after the us president said india could face consequences versus starts releasing its supply scientists have warm there's

president trump tweeting support for some of the protests leaving some like washington governor jay insleyf accusing the government of, quote, illegal activity. the number of people that have recovered jumped over the weekend, close to 71,000. carley: that's a good number to hear. sorry, todd, you broke up there. thank you, todd. we appreciate it. rob: today the senate is expected to vote on a deal to replenish the paycheck protection program. carley: mark meredith joins us live from washington as democrats justify the holdup in congress. >> reporter: the white house remains optimistic that a deal can be reached that would replenish the fund for the small businesses, this is that loan program that ran out of money, it's supposed to keep people on payroll. the president, we talked about it with him last night at the briefing. take a listen. >> we want to take care of our workers, we want to take care of our small businesses, they're really the engine of this country. when we open, we want to have small businesses ready to go. we have a good chance of getting the deal. we want the deal. >> r

governor insley, dale does scos, myself, we have concerted action. that's helped. we got good numbers to show that the actions we've taken actually have slowed the virus significantly as they pointed out at the white house, but even with that we know we have to keep it up for weeks if not months. and that means we need a plan. and we need not just 50 plans or multiple plans within any one state, we have to have a plan as a nation to both figure out how we stop the spread of this virus, how we get ready for the rebound, and how we bring back our economies and help all those people who don't have anything during that period of time. all of us have got to work together. >> you seem to be saying the same thing that dr. osterholm is saying, that a coordinated plan is saying. dr. berks on the white house task force is cautiously pointing to your state, mayor, as showing some positive signs. do you feel that on the ground? do you feel that you're starting to turn a corner? >> we do feel positive that we see that what we've done and choices we've made have had a positive i