and on the water party cruises lined up to hear the music in jacksonville florida the beach is reopened for people to walk jog or go surfing a controversial move as the number of coronavirus cases uncovered 1000 deaths in florida continues to grow the hash tag florida moron's with pictures from jacksonville was trending online the mayor of miami dade county carlos jimenez tweeted this over the weekend i've seen a lot of buzz on social media from people who think beaches in my county are opening up this is not the case although we're consulting with medical experts on the future opening of public spaces there is currently no timeline for opening beaches looking at 3 phases children or. open boating beaches and all its phase were the medical expenses of. the war. but with that in mind voters like henry selzer say in order to survive financially for r.t. john hardy. over to brazil now where supporters of presidential year balsa narrow took to the streets of sao paulo to demand the coronavirus restrictions being lifted on saturday protesters denounce those strict quarantine measures put in

extensively about the global oil market that includes her book saudi eek cohen joins me from jacksonville florida tonight welcome back to the day you know you work today in forbes that we may have been shocked by the negative price for oil yesterday but we should be very worried about what has happened to the price today why. oh yesterday was that as the president said it was as i say a financial fluke is that what happened was that it seemed carriage sort of it just meant that the storage prices were too high for sellers to sell oil for a delivery for positive prices so it looked like oil has a value but that's not actually the case well does still have value oh we're seeing today was a dramatic drop in the price of. brant which is the international benchmark for june delivery and so that really puts and calls into question the health and the future both the oil market but also oil demand the highest you're starting to hear that economies are planning to open no but the question is how much will that actually increase demand and given how much oil is be put into storage now well it won't want oi

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>>thank u so ch and tonight, the beaches are back open in jacksonville florida but for limited hours. the prsident trump's announcement that individl states will be the jacksonville mayor cited the florida governor's executive order about coronavirus socil distancing, which allows for recreational exercise like swimming and surfing. parks will also be spots wherelarge gatherings could happen will remain closed. much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news at 5 is it possible to get covid-19 twice. but health officials in south korea are reveali about that tonight and as china faces criticism for possibly not being truthful about e origin of covid-19. the country now says thousands more died for over 8years, nissan h been withou roh thick and thin. and now is no diffen for over 8years, we' offerg payment options for current ners and our service departments are here thelp. and r fu owners, we're offering no payments for 90 days on 14 models. this is help when u need it. in wuhan china are revising the city's coronavirudeath toll wuhan is believed to be the origin of the coronavirus and w

so are other beach communities in florida planning to follow jacksonville's lead, rosa?porter: we know of at least one other city. this is based on local reports that was thinking about it but perhaps cancelled that meeting. we're trying to confirm all that information, but it could be. but back to jacksonville, there's been a lot of criticism about the decision to reopen those beaches, but like you said, the mayor doing a press conference earlier today, defending his decision, despite the fact that there are videos out there of crowded beaches, people not wearing masks. congresswoman donna shalayla calling the move reckless and premature. >> you cannot open up the beaches. as much as i'd love to run down through the beach, opening up the beaches is the most dangerous thing that you can do. we must demand leadership from our leader in tallahassee and in washington. this is about life and death. >> reporter: the u.s. congresswoman calling for leadership from president donald trump and the governor here in florida, ron desantis. now, the governor, ron desantis, has been hi

right now in jacksonville, florida, people are flocking to the beaches. in texas, a planning of a rolling reopening of businesses is taking place as early as next week. president trump now says governors will have the authority to reopen once they meet certain criteria. but a new model used by the white house shows only four states may be ready to reopen by may 4th. vermont, west virginia, and hawaii. dozens of others may have to wait until june, perhaps july. medical experts, including a former director for the centers for disease control warned the u.s. is still lagging way behind in testing to safely reopen the country. cnn's team of correspondents are on the scene in cities across the country right now. let's start in new york where today governor andrew cuomo discussed what it will take before his state can reopen. cristina alesci joining me now. so the governor spoke a lot about testing but also about federal funding. that partnership. >> that's right. those are the two things he said are necessary in order to get the economy back up and running. wh

ago, but they opened up the beaches in jacksonville, florida, and took a lot of heat for that and thenen he said will have police patrol, my question to him was how are you going to enforce this? he said will give them a verbal warning first and make sure people stay separate and apart. that was last friday and five or six or seven days later, we haven't heard a peep from jacksonville. we will check in tomorrow and see whether or not things are going okay. but it appears that it's been all right. the fox polling on 2020, michigan and pennsylvania, biden versus trump, biden has an eight-point lead in michigan. he has an eight-point lead in pennsylvania. it's april, the landscape in america has changed significantly. how do you see this pull right >> i think it's significant, it's a good thing for biden, but it's early, the campaign has not really genda up yet. we haven't even gotten to it convention. when the focus is on one versus one, obviously that's what we see every day. joe biden and donald trump for right now, the countries focused on donald trump and this coronavirus and how he

and beaches in jacksonville, florida, they are now open again and maybe the coronavirus outbreak.e will discuss the decision with the mayor of that city come up next. we're working hard to answer your questions. like helping you understand what the recently passed economic package can mean for you. we're more than a financial company. we're a "together we can get through anything" company. now, more than ever. at t-mobile, we know that connection is more important than ever. so we're making big moves to help those who need it most. introducing t-mobile connect. a prepaid plan to help keep america connected. starting at just $15 a month, it gives flexibility for uncertain times. visit t-mobile.com/connect to learn more. you can also manage your account, and make payments online. stay connected with t-mobile connect. >> dana: texas reopening state parks today, now that's the first step and governor greg abbott's plan to gradually get things back to normal there. but protesters in austin are demanding even fast action while others say low testing level may cause the virus to rebound.

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to minnesota today, new protests demanding an end to the shutdown today beaches reopened in jacksonville, florida. in texas, the governor started easing some restrictions on state parks and elective medical procedures but said school should stay closed for the rest of the academic year. >> we must be guided by data and by doctors we must put health and safety first. >> reporter: a new poll finds by a 2-1 margin, americans are more concerned social distancing restrictions will be rescinded too quickly than too slowly. >> it frightens me to think of opening up areas of the city and then going backwards again. >> reporter: experts warn that the reopening of the economy safely, there must be testing on an unprecedented scale. here in new york as new sites open today, the governor issued an executive order directing all labs to coordinate with the state to ramp up testing. >> this is mayhem. we need a coordinated approach between the federal government and the states. >> reporter: and new research from stanford university suggests that the number of people infected could be 85 times higher than the of

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the bridge to possible. >>> beaches in jacksonville, florida are reopening at 5:00 p.m. pite florida not reaching its peak. cnn's randi kaye joins us from the city. randi, tell us why they're opening so soon. >> reporter: well, they're opening in an hour and ten minutes, brianna. the mayor here in jacksonville thinks that the tests have become more available, thanks to the national guard in the city. he also thinks the number of positive cases is hovering at around 5% which he considers low for a metropolitan area here in florida. that's part of it. he's opening the beaches at 5:00 today, they've been closed for a month. they'll open from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and again from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. you remember what it was like during spring break, these beaches were packed. this is jacksonville beach, you can see there's absolutely nobody here. that's part of the reason people are worried about the beaches reopening here, they're worried we'll have another scene like the spring break scene and they'll carry the virus elsewhere. there will be tight restrictions on what y

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. >>> and officials in jacksonville, florida, have reopened the city's beaches to the public. there are limits. they say going to the beach is an essential activity as long as people don't sit around and sunbathe. >> reporter: here in jacksonville beach everybody seems to be really happy that the beach is once again open. it's been closed about a month. it closed march 20th. it has reopened again. limited hours from 6:00 a.m. but there are stragglers trying to come out in between hours. police are doing a fairly good job of warning them and enforcing the fact that the beach is closed during those hours. if you take a look, you can see the crowds are certainly coming. they're excited to be here, floridians say this is therapy. the water, the ocean, the beaches, this is their therapy, certainly at a time when they are dealing with a pandemic, this is what they need. they are supposed to social distance here on the beaches. and they're only supposed to come here to exercise. these are considered essential activities by the jacksonville mayor. you can swim, you can surf, you can bi

jacksonville, florida, they just reopened the beaches. the crowds came immediately.any 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 of what they're doing is too much. >> you have to develop a testing capacity that does not now exist. we cannot do it without federal help. >> our best scientists and health experts ass

beaches in jacksonville, florida, once again open to the public despite an increase in the number of cases in the sunshine state. and texas governor greg abbott announcing elective surgeries can resume and retail stores can open with curbside pickup and delivery. >> we're now beginning to see glimmers that the worst of covid-19 may be behind us. >> reporter: but health officials warn states must be careful so there is no resurgence of the virus. >> my main role in the task force is to make recommendations to protect the health and the safety of the american people, and i would hope that people understand that. that's the reason why we're doing what we're doing. >> reporter: new york, the country's hardest-hit state. governor andrew cuomo is standing by his order. >> nobody wants to reopen more than me. the tension on reopening is how fast can you reopen and what can you reopen without raising that infection rate. >> reporter: michigan's governor gretchen whitmer also holding firm. >> we're going to get through this, and we will re-engage our economy when it's safe. >> reporter: as mu

. >>> officials in jacksonville, florida, have reopened beaches with limits.say it's an essential activity as long as people aren't sunbathing. randi kaye is there. >> reporter: everybody seems to be really happy that the beach is once again open. it's been closed for about a month. it closed on march 20th. it has reopened again. it's open just limited hours from 6:00 a.m. to is 1:00 a.m. in the in the morning and from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the evening. there are some people who are trying to come out in between those hours but police are doing a good job of warning them and enforcing the fact that the beach is closed during those hours. if you take a look, you can see the crowds are certainly coming. they're excited to be here. floridians say this is therapy. they're supposed to social distance on the beaches and they're only supposed to come here to exercise. these are considered essential activities by the mayor. you can swim, surf, bike, run, walk, but you're not supposed to bring coolers or throw out a blanket and sit on that and sunbathe. that is not

and criticism as beaches in jacksonville, florida, re-opened over the weekend despite the county's 13% increase in cases. even with strict social distancing required, images of crowds sparked the #floridamorons, but the white house task force's deborah birx praised them. >> i know from jacksonville they had less than 20 cases a day. so, this is how we need to start informing the community. these websites are critical. it's by zip code and county. they can see cases. >> reporter: and protests continue with demands their states open back up. in harrisburg, pennsylvania, thousands protest the state's stay-at-home orders. most came without masks. >> we're not subjects. we're citizens. we're free people. >> reporter: in phoenix, arizona, protesters face off with people dressed in scrubs as hundreds say they want their economy to re-open. as colorado's cases decrease, their governor just announced their stay-at-home orders may be lifted next week with continued social distancing. but if cases increase there, things could change. kenneth and mona, back to you. >>> as congress negotiates a new

beaches in jacksonville, florida, once again open to the public despite an increase in the number of cases in the sunshine state, and texas governor greg abbott announcing elective surgeries can resume and retail stores can open with curbside pickup and delivery. >> we're now beginning to see glimmers that the worst of covid-19 will be behind us. >> reporter: but health officials warn states must be careful so there's no resurgence of the virus. >> my main role in the task force is to make recommendations to protect the health and the safety of the american people, and i would hope that people understand that that's the reason why we're doing what we're doing. >> reporter: new york, the country's hardest hit state, governor andrew cuomo is standing by his stay at home order. >> you don't need to hold up a placard saying we want to reopen. nobody wants to reopen more than me. the tension on reopening is how fast can you reopen and what can you reopen without raising that infection rate. >> reporter: michigan's governor, gretchen whitmer also holding firm. >> we're going to get through

tonight, beaches in jacksonville, florida will reopen, but no more than ten in a crowd. >> first we inform people what the rules are. then we warn if they don't comply, and then we take additional action if necessary if they still don't comply. >> reporter: texas will allow some retail to go but not permit in-store shopping. minnesota will allow golf course to open this weekend. wisconsin's governor said lawn care businesses might be able to operate. and idaho will allow nonessential businesses to open their doors. still, some workers are concerned. andy revell works on navy ships in virginia and led a strike this week after one of his coworkers died. >> we're literally scared. it's like the ship is haunted by a ghost. it's everywhere and that's the environment we work in all day. >> reporter: and as debate over reopening continues, news of treatment progress. gilead, the maker of the drug remedesavir, saw a surge in its stock price on news reports that the drug helped covid-19 patients in chicago. new york, with 600 more deaths in last 24 hours, is still a hot spot. the city announced it'

after weeks of stay at home hundreds flocked to the reopened beaches in jacksonville florida the medical of this controversial move is essential activity even as a state it more than 27000 coronavirus cases it's what authorities call a pathway back to normal life. but another. parts of the us the scenes of very different across the country a small but growing protest movement is calling for restrictions to be eased from utah to wisconsin in both republican and democratic led states people are taking to the streets urging a return to normal life we are still a free country at least for now and people have to make a decision and that's their personal decision if they don't want to be 6 feet apart or 7 peter peter parker i can't i can't dictate to that to them despite declaring that individual governess are in charge president donald trump seemed to encourage the protests in a series of tweets on friday all 3 states have democratic governor as his tacit support is seen as deeply political in a time of crisis i know it is there are a lot of protests out there and i just think that some of th

beaches in jacksonville, florida are open for limited hours.ncing rules in the nation may loosen up for businesses on may 1st. this comes after protesters clog roads in front of the state capitol demanding they get back to work. the frustration also building in new jersey. and oklahoma. >> why crater the economy when the virus is not -- fortunately not as bad as what it was anticipated to be. >> new york tops the nation with the most coronavirus cases. and while the curve is bending, deaths and hospitalizations keep climbing. and more sobering news. 19 nursing homes of only 68 that responded to a state survey, linked 20 deaths. the new york governor drawing the ire of the president who tweeted friday, governor cuomo should spend more time doing and less time complaining, get out there and get the job done. stop talking. cuomo firing back. >> first of all, if he's sitting home watching tv, maybe he should get up and go to work, right? >> amid the uncertainty, a possible treatment. the experimental drug remdesivir appears to show a rapid recovery

medical .tations he did approve for us we have a medical detachment coming from the navy, jacksonville, florida. we don't know precisely the number of people. we have 50 people now, but we think it will be closer to 200. they can work at personal housing units, about .50 patients they require hospitalization. those are the things we have gotten from the federal government as it relates to the convention center, very helpful, and that is with the president was referring to. >> i know your priority is butting covid-19 deaths, people with the stay-at-home order extended, the potential for another one after that, what do you say to those people who are out of a job? how much do you think about that. covid-19 butcus is so many people are wondering where the next paycheck is coming from. briefed every day on the number of unemployment claims. i make sure we waive the time .ou have to wait i have waived the job search requirements that go with unemployment. we are working hard to expedite made.nd getting payments we will add $600 a week to the $247. we are working with small businesses to make sure th

we have lots waiting period we will hear first from ashley, jacksonville, florida. caller: i was calling because i have some concerns. i currently work for the federal government. we were being told because we are not direct patient care that we can't wear masks. we are still having to do face-to-face contact with people. available tos only people in tiers. if you are teleworking, you have to use your own cell phone and laptop. you are not compensated for it. i.t. cannot handle how many people are working from home. we have to use our own sick leave if we think we have been possibly exposed to covid-19. i think the government should be more prepared for this type of stuff at this point. we have went through the ebola virus, 9/11, hurricane disasters in houston and parts of florida. i feel like the government should be more prepared to transfer their workforce to telework with all of the things that have happened in the past. there,several things including the use of her personal seraph -- cell phone and concerns about using her sick leave. guest: i totally agree wit

about a week ago at this hour, the jacksonville mayor in florida was under a lot of heat for opening the beach. in moments, we will check back in with that mayor to see how things over the past seven days worked out. also, amazon facing new app dell not accusations of price gouging during a pandemic. more on that story in a moment as we continue. to everyone navigating these uncertain times... whether you're caring for your family at home or those at work, principal is by your side. we're working hard to answer your questions. like helping you understand what the recently passed economic package can mean for you. we're more than a financial company. we're a "together we can get through anything" company. now, more than ever. but this, this is the future. the future of communicating of hearing and connecting with life. and this, is eargo. no appointments no waiting no hassles. and they are practically invisible in your ear. now you see it. now you don't. if you have hearing loss now is the time to do something about it. our telecare team is available for hearing checks and consultatio

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. >>> jacksonville, florida, is taking the first steps towards reopening. the mayor announcing that parks and beaches will open this afternoon with some limitations. cnn's rosa flores joins us now from florida to explain. what is it going to look like, rosa? >> reporter: well, alisyn, governor ron desantis was set to announce the plan to reopen the state next week. but jacksonville beat him to the punch. the mayor announcing the reopening of parks and beaches in duvall county, starting this afternoon. yes it would include restrictioned horestriction hour and social distancing. this was made in conjunction with first responders and law enforcement and even cited governor ron desantis' stay at home order which states recreational activities are essential, such as walking and running and even swimming. the mayor in jacksonville went even on to say that surfing is also an essential activity. now, in duvall county there are more than 770 covid-19 cases of state's more than 23,000. as for deaths, 14 have been registered in that county. the death toll here in the

. >> reporter: one area reopening at least in the beaches of jacksonville, florida with limited hoursn the morning and in the early evening. in ohio the governor announcing his intention to gradually open up by may 1st challenging his state's residents to do so in a safe manner but in new york and other east coast states the shutdown of nonessential businesses has been extended a month to may 15th. governor cuomo saying he will look at the data to determine what to do after that. we want to give you the number of people that recovered, 56,000 people now recovered from the virus in the us. rob: we know the identity of the first navy sailor to die aboard the uss roosevelt from covid-19, charles robert factor junior died with his sailor wife by his side at a hospital in guam, chief petty officer, one of 500 sailors on the ship testing positive for the virus, the cruise captain was fired for raising red flag about the outbreak on his ship. marcus for says captain crozier could be reinstated. shannon: and executive charged with sabotaging shipments of ppe, they stratus healthcare computer

we have a medical detachment coming from the navy from jacksonville, florida. we do not know precisely the number of people. they are an advance team of about 50 in new orleans. we think that will be closer to 200 altogether. we know that yesterday we were given clearance they can work at our personal housing unit which is going to have 250 patients who likely have covid but no positive test result. those are the things we have gotten from the federal government as it relates to the convention center. very helpful and that is with the president was referring to. and that is what the president is referring to. i know your main priority is limiting deaths, but how much do you think about the stay at home order. i know you are not ready to go there, but what you say to those people and all of the factors. i know your focus is on covid-19, but there are people at home wondering what my next paycheck is coming from. >> we think about it a great deal and i get briefed on it every single day. we waived theat period of time you have to wait for you file your initial cl

florida. the governor there gave the green light on friday for some beaches and parks to reopen. jacksonvilleone of the beaches, has been reopened. it's running under restricted hours. remember earlier we were talking about santa cruz restricted. florida officials say the same and jacksonville and other beaches. people are only allowed to use the beach for activities like walking, running, fishing and swimming. now, they're sitting there sunbathing and they're not supposed to be doing that. so if you ever go to jacksonville, any florida beach, don't just lie there. keep it moving, folks. >>> guatemala's president said migrants tested positive for covid-19 after being sent home from the u.s. the migrants flew on a plane from louisiana to gauuatemala o monday. earlier this motnth, the guatemala president asked to set up a protocol to make sure they were free from the virus. according to johns hopkins university, guatemala has reported 214 cases of the virus and 7 deaths. >>> a colombian startup is using robots to deliver food to homes amid the covid lockdown. it's a safe way to get food to peop

that they have allowed certain counties to open up you heard dr brooks talking there about jacksonville florida and a lot of criticism about people out of the beaches there but she defended the action of that city's mayor saying in fact that they had very low infections in contrast to other parts of the state of florida like miami that have been struggling one of the other things i think we need to note in all of this that's not coronavirus related but it is part of this briefing is the fact that the u.s. president was asked about one of the top stories we've been following here in al-jazeera and that of course is the historic climate in the price of oil the u.s. president saying at the top of this briefing that he found the price interesting which is certainly maybe not the adjective everyone would use but making the announcement that they would be filling that national petroleum reserve to capacity essentially $75000000.00 barrels to tough it out that in fact this would be significant because he says they would be getting it at a good price he went on to elaborate a little bit about that but