with president obama backing by —— jill biden.ident obama backing by ——jill biden. he said the response had been a chaotic disaster with the mindset of what is in it for me and to help with everyone else. he could not really have been more stinging and his criticism going right to the heart of the trump administration's response. perhaps echoing some other criticism we have heard from democrats about donald trump, about his decisions to some extent seeming to be more focused on perhaps his chances at the next election as opposed to slowing down the spread of coronavirus. bed that has been adopted by the former president during this call shows the town thatis during this call shows the town that is coming up in the next few months. i wonder whether donald trump will feel compelled as he often does to tell us how he feels and responds perhaps on social media? i think it will be astonishing if he does not tell us astonishing if he does not tell us how he feels, he has not yet. had a day of meetings in the white house on other issues

jill biden laying that wreath there. mike memoly is also with me now. oth the bidens of course adhering to the guidelines there in wilmington, wearing those facial coverings in public. nbc correspondent mike memoly is in washington. he, of course, covers -- covers joe biden for us. by the way i've been told this is new castle, delaware, excuse me, by the way, new castle, delaware, mike, you would know this better than me, this is the first time, i feel like i've seen the former vice president out of that basement in some time. is that correct? >> reporter: that's exactly right, craig, in some ways this is the most routine of candidate do i think so in a campaign year, especially the apparent democratic nominee marking memorial day by laying a wreath at a memorial in his home state of delaware. you just indicated what's so significant about this we haven't seen joe biden outside of his home in wilmington, delaware since march 15th. that was when he came down here to washington for that last debate with bernie sanders. he held his last public event separat

jill biden, wife of former vice president and presidential candidate joe biden, and we hope our futurethank you. >> she was also an instructor and professor of english, so your grammar, all of it are perfect. >> we hope. >> let's get back to the experts in education that you have. how is the coronavirus most impacting learning right now? >> well, i think, you know, one of the things that i hear from teachers, actually, is of the inequity in all of this. so many teachers are saying they can't reach their students, because their students don't have laptops, they don't have broadband, they don't have the internet. there's so much inequity. this pandemic has really shown this white-hot spotlight on the inequities in our country. i think that's one of the things we have to fix going forward. >> bridget kruger is from costa mesa, california, set to attend baylor this fall. >> i'm concerned about, though, that i'm moving to a new state, texas, somewhere i'm not used to, so hopefully acclimating to the new climate, environment and everything won't be as scary as it seems. for an expert in high

you saw him and his wife jill biden laying the wreath. he precautions they took, they were wearing those face masks. biden has talked about he's been wearing face masks and gloves. we are seeing he's following through with that protocol as well. both of the bidens have a strong tie to the military family. their own son bo biden served in iraq. the five-year anniversary of his passing from brain cancer is later this week. the bidens making their first public appearance since the coronavirus pandemic really put the country and the nation at a standstill, the first time we have seen biden out in public since march 12th. john. >> again. pause and watch the video. the former vice president of the united states, joe biden out. still ahead for us, arkansas now experiencing a second peak because of a cluster of new coronavirus cases. yes. neutrogena® ultra sheer. superior protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer. neutrogena®. it's the one. the best for your skin.

jill biden, laid a wreath at a veterans memorial park near their delaware home. id never forget the sacrifices these men and women made. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. ahead, a big problem looming in the fight against covid-19. >> what happens if we can no longer get a hold of these materials? >> you can't do the test. you cannot. it's like basically have a car without gas. >> we investigate a potential shortage of certain supplies needed to make the tests work and the bay area company that may have a solution. >>> plus the smoke could be seen for miles. the added trouble crews ran into as they battled the fire at a south bay recycling plant. >>> and we're watching a spare the air day tomorrow and even hotter temperatures than the ones we saw today. how long the heat will be sticking around in the forecast when we come right back. ♪ feel like getting back out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. and great offers. kick off summer... with no payments for 3 months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to 2 more months. or get 0% fina

doesn't care about cash or big banks have the same relationship with a payday lender as joe and jill biden have with hunter biden's love child they know they're related but they act like it doesn't exist ok so the exemptions just a happy accident you know like the kid ok but millions of americans were already in private debt before a covert one team anyone with a private student loan car loan or a bank overdraft fee might as well join the americans with lower back to tos who also won't get their stimulus ok les stop it people with lower back tattoos will get their stimulus checks just not anyone with tats of chinese characters for obvious reasons also good luck getting that lasered off because that is not an essential service right now i mean unless you live in georgia or florida or missouri or texas or parts of alaska. natalie thank you so much. moving on redacted correspondent anders ling is here to go over some of the stories that slipped through the cracks and it's thanks for being here yeah thanks for what you find in your cracks well there's a big crack down in the nation of brazil a

not only for his 3rd reelection that he who is 2nd reelection but he 31st in order for order for jill biden to have any chance and i think he's going to lose the order for you to have any chance barack obama essentially has to cast himself as well here i think once again because joe biden can't do it alone expect groc obama to come out with other comments not just criticizing the phrases the coronavirus the response the coronavirus rock obama is going to be out there campaigning against donald trump so that he by default joe biden it up in the white that's what's happening again they're going to you know really interesting that he's taking the michael flynn case they need to reintroduce that he's not there i mean from my point of view that is our lose lose you know why because biden was in the room our game was in the room so ok i mean he's admitted it and essential is always a bummer so what did you guys talk about and why were you talking about the incoming the actual security advisor from the opposing team and you know sally aides he doesn't understand what's going on how did you get thi

jill biden, wearing a mask. what type of message does that send? these two split screen moments yesterday of men running against each other for the upcoming november election? >> yasmin, it's amazing how something as simple as wearing a mask here in the united states amid the global pandemic has become such a political message, if you will. president trump not wearing a mask very much goes along with his messaging throughout the pandemic that he's essentially making his own rules for himself. remember, a top aide to vice president mike pence whose press secretary tested positive and she's, of course, married to one of president trump's top aides. so there are people very close to the president who have tested positive and he has continued to not wear a mask. and i think it goes to show you how much he wants to get back to normal, if you will, and how much he's trying to make his own rules. joe biden, on the other hand, is really trying to set an example essentially wearing a mask showing, you know, what he believes the public should be doing. he is

yeah jill biden has really not been talking about. $2000.00 a month based income is really the. pitch really in congress here in the u.s. so there are a couple different bills in congress and the house representatives and then there's also a bill recently through the senate as well all of them are about 2000 dollars per month and joe biden actually has not even commented on these things yet and he seems to be avoiding even speaking about it yet so he was talking to andrew young who put u.b.i. on the international level or national stage during the presidential debates before yang dropped out of the race for the white house this year yeah i was really looking forward to the conversation between andrea and joe biden i thought that they would actually discuss basic income a little bit and they did not so my assumption is that part of the deal of speaking with joe was to not talk about that considering that yang actually ran on a freedom dividend during his presidential campaign so is it now all up to trump because you've characterized u.b.i. as a social vaccine which could be the o

joined there by his wife, jill biden. there were dozens of veterans who were also in attendance. s is, of course, a very personal day for biden. his oldest son, beau, an army vet who served in iraq and died of brain cancer in 2015. >>> i'm brianna keilar and you're watching cnn's special live coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. thank you so much for joining me this memorial day which is one unlike any before. as the nation

joined there by his wife, jill biden. there were dozens of veterans who were also in attendance. and this is, of course, a very personal day for biden. his oldest son, beau, an army vet who served in iraq and died of brain cancer in 2015. >>> i'm brianna keilar and you're watching cnn's special live coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. thank you so much for joining me this memorial day which is one unlike any before. as the nation honors the more than 1.2 million americans who died for this country, president trump paid tribute today at a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. and as the nation pauses to remember the fallen, americans will also remember those who have lost their lives in the fight against covid-19. this week, the united states will reach 100,000 deaths in this pandemic. at this hour, the coronavirus is blamed for 97,000 u.s. deaths. the number of cases now topping 1.6 million, but still, that has not prevented scenes like this, beaches, boardwalks, pools, packed with many people who are not wearing masks, who are not socially distancing. and t

jill biden, laying a wreath at a ceremony in delaware. and very clearly both of them wearing masks. l and somber. but biden's next big decision is political. who will run alongside him on this democratic ticket? he already publicly pledged to name a woman, which if you think about it is a big deal. that alone would make an historic victory if they won because no woman has served as vice president. but after a primary where joe biden's political career was rescued by black voters, first in south carolina and then really as we saw demographically in many other parts of the nation, we can report for you tonight, there are increasingly pointed calls for joe biden to ensure through his choice that the democrats do not run a so-called, quote, all-white ticket. this issue just arose in biden's interview with charm charlemagne tha god. val demings, stacey abrams, kamala harris are being mentioned as in the mix. you can always go beyond the short list. there are politicos and activists throwing out all kinds of names including some prominent figures who have never run for office and frankly m

. >> maybe jill biden can come and investigate the charges. this is absurd. ted, joe biden once again, soon lost his way and train of thought. >> we are now learning, it was "the washington post" or the times, i apologize for not remembering, everyone who in fact gets -- is found to have the covid. look, if, if, we didn't have the circumstances that occurred last election, we have a woman president. >> laura, he so addled it, a tragedy. let's face it, all the documents that everyone's referring to and trying to chase down, it's a scavenger hunt the biden campaign has set up. a it's undoubtedly at the university of delaware, he could release them for the university and they both decided to lock them down for his advantage. what's amazing is how democrats are circling the wagons, laura, on the sexual assault charges against biden. there once blinded and any woman who came forward has to be given complete credence has radically changed. this is a governor gretchen whitmer addition to be biden's vp. >> just because your survivor, doesn't mean that every claim is e

jill biden. never forget the sacrifices they made. son beau who died of brain cancer in 2015 was an army veteran. >>> this memorial day weekend was the most violent in chicago in four years. at least eight people were killed. 24 injured in shootings over the holiday weekend. the victims included a 16-year-old boy. no arrests have been made so far in any of these killings. a stay at home order is still in effect in chicago until the end of the month. >>> police are on a multi-state manhunt for a university of connecticut student who killed two people and kidnapped another. 23-year-old peter manfredonia is accused of stabbing a 62-year-old man and is accused in the death of a 23-year-old man acquaintance. manfredonia's family is pleading with him to stop and surrender. >> peter, if you're listening, you are loved. your parents, your sisters, your entire family loves you. nobody wants any harm to come to you. it is time to let the healing process begin. it's time to surrender. turn yourself in. >> the family's lawyer went on to say manfr

jill biden visited a veterans memorial in delaware.e has been campaigning from home since mid-march. today they placed a wreath at a wall honoring soldiers and some time to stand in silence. both were wearing masks. >>> a setback in the race to develop a vaccine. why scientists at oxnard university in england now say they only have a 50/50 shot at success but we do have news on the efforts here in the u.s. >>> and how a pair of photographe photographers prepared an honor guard in the mid of the of this pandemic coming up. deposit a check with your phone or tablet. check balances, pay bills, and more. send money to people you know and trust with zelle. explore all you can do with our digital tools from almost anywhere. pnc bank. noticks and fleas?oe. simplifies protection. see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica trio is the first chewable that delivers all this protection. and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions,

jill biden, on the right of the screen. with masks. the president without.hen you talk about partisan divide, i do want to point out that no one is standing within . the guidelines say mask we are going to be clustered. your final thoughts on this, and we will move on. >> let me correct something, joe biden was not wearing a mask. that was a gag. his staff put it on him to make sure he didn't say anything else outrageous, because last time he surfaced publicly it really got him in trouble. so, harris, just so you understand, that wasn't just a mask. that was to keep him from talking. >> harris: [laughs] wow. all right. meanwhile, the wall street editorial board's warning about the impact slower reopenings in blue states will have. this is what was written, governor. "economic recovery will be especially painful in democratic states that stay locked down longer, and where businesses were struggling before the pandemic due to high rent, taxes, and government labor mandates. democrats are begging congress for budget relief but they are still planning to raise t

meantime, the former vice president's wife jill biden hosting a call with muslim americans this eveningo celebrate the end of ra ma dan. -- ramadan. jacqui heinrich has more. >> the biden campaign is focusing on what they call president trump's missteps dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. it flips between shots of coronavirus patients and front line workers and president trump on the green at his virginia golf club this memorial day weekend. it finishes with a black slate reading nearly 100,000 americans have died. the death toll is still rising. the president is playing golf. president trump frequently criticized his predecessor president obama for golfing while in office. now obama's vp is taking aim for the same thing. trump defended his administration's response this morning and was also asked to name one good thing about his likely opponent this november. >> pick one good thing. what is his weakest point --? >> i'm really serious. he's got many. i could talk about weak points all day long. >> meantime, former vice president biden still facing criticism over inflammatory comments

jill biden had been out and about, that she had been traveling. g the distinction that to joe biden himself, he needs to stay back. it just struck me as, i don't know how sustainable that is that president trump will be in michigan, pennsylvania and all the battleground states. >> i think joe biden is being rolled into a false sense of security as he does the telecast from the former rec room, i don't think that donna is right in saying that he is able to communicate. i think he has had a heck of a hard time trying to communicate. and the digital platform has paled in comparison to what the trump campaign has done. in the moment of an emergency like a pandemic, poll numbers do all kinds of crazy things on you. you will remember, dana, both president bush and his father got up to 90 percent in the middle of an international crisis. it is a time to suspend and over rely on poll analytics. and look at the trend, and the real trend is who is the right candidate to take on china as we face these fierce global threats both economically and from a nationa

wearing a mask in public when he doesn't wear one inside his home that he shares with his wife, jill bidenen though we should note that cdc guidance that the federal government put out says you should be wearing a mask when you're in public. of course, it's just guidance. it's not a requirement. and the president himself has not followed that guidance, saying he didn't want to give the press the justification of seeing him wearing a mask in public. and that day he also defended his tweets about joe scarborough, something that a widow of an aide that the president has now been raising her death and implying inaccurately and without any evidence that joe scarborough was involved. her widower asked twitter to remove the president's tweets, saying they violated the terms of service. you later saw twitter refuse, but something they did do later in the day was mark one of the president's tweets for the first time as inaccurate. this is a tweet the president sent about mail-in voting. as you've seen the conversations happening with state officials about really what elections will look like in the

jill biden and arne duncan and presidents from the university of michigan and florida a&m. >>> with the us for the msnbc saturday night at 7:00. joy reid previewing the keynote speech. graduate together. america honors the class of 2020. and debate over reopening america. ali velshi will hold the efforts on how to do that. that is all starting at 7:00. thank you for watching. i'm alex witt. see you at noon and 1:00 p.m. next on "velshi." the latest disconnection with the cdc and the white house. no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. and its mission is to give you truly transformative sleep. so, no more tossing and turning... or trouble falling asleep. because only tempur-pedic uses proprietary tempur® material... that continuously adapts and responds to your body, to relieve pressure... so you get deep, uninterrupted sleep. all night. every night. the tempur-pedic summer of sleep starts now, with all tempur-pedic mattresses on sale, and savings up to $500 on adjustable sets. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we'

jill biden, ali, actually brought to us in the mid-90s an important tool called pattern and practice authority. it's a tool that came into play after rodney king. a tool that enables police departments, and the justice department to work with police departments on systemic reform. that's what's needed. i used it -- cases something like 50 police departments in the first few years of my running the civil rights commissions. unfortunately, this administration -- they -- barely used it at all. they have this "must condemn mentality." it's not us against them. we can have effective constitutional policing but unfortunately had a president that fanned the flames. hiss crisis-mismanagement is making matters worse, and mr. president, you are making the job of police officers harder when you have tweets like, no looting, more shooting, or things like that. that does not help. we need crisis management that understands we must be uniter in chief not divider in chief. we can do this, ali. it isn't easy, but i've seen it done, and we have to start by understanding that this is everybody's probl

the other side of the coin, the presumptive democratic nominee, joe biden, as well as his wife jill biden in public both wearing masks. so that right there tells you a picture is worth more than a thousand words. >> we should note that u.s. soldiers of those ceremonies wereingi masks. we're learning more about the president and taking aim at rnc being held in north carolina, he wanted to take it out of north carolina, but we're hearing that was not really a real threat. what is it about? >> reporter: we heard from kayleigh mcenany, the presidential press secretary here at the white house this morning out on another network saying the president would like to see this convention in north carolina, despite his threat on twitter yesterday. nonetheless also saying the president is concerned that the democratic governor of north carolina not play politics with the convention. so big questions, of course, about how feasible it would be to move that convention at this late date. >> big question on that. thanks, joe. appreciate it. >>> be sure to watch the situation room today for cnn's sit-down w

i thought joe and jill biden looked terrific on memorial day. i think they looked appropriate. they looked like the leaders this country is yearning for in terms of their empathy and then taking their role model job seriously. so i thought his answer today about the president being a fool and about wearing a mask showing leadership was, you know, pretty pitch perfect. >> let's listen to what nancy pelosi said earlier tonight with chris hayes. >> we need to test. we're not testing enough. we have really failed in this regard because there hasn't been an execution, the executive branch has not executed a testing regime. that's why the hero's act is so robust, so rapid in terms of the resources also that are necessary to do so. >> dr. jha, where are we on testing and where do we need to go? >> yes. so we've made a little bit of progress. we're still very, very far away from where we need to be. the fundamental question is, can we test everybody who needs a test today? and the answer is -- the short answer is no. and over the weekend, the white house put out a national testing stra

jill biden going to memorial day observances wearing a mask. brit hume, who you know well at fox tv, tweeted a picture of joe biden yesterday, that says, this might help explain why trump doesn't like to wear a mask in public. the president retweeted it. and now the medicine of this is clear. the cdc recommends that everyone wear masks. but i'm so confused that why the president and brit hume thinks this is smart politics. 64% of americans in the quinnipiac poll said they favor requirements that everyone wear a mask in public. so the president is retweeting a picture of something recommended by the cdc that a vast majority of people support. it's wildly popular with voters. so who's owning whom here? >> well, i don't know. i think -- i certainly believe the polling that most people want to wear it. i see that in my own life, most people are wearing it when they are outside. but i think there's no question that the president sees this as a political fault line, whether you wear the mask or you don't, does it make you look weak, as he said to the

jill biden, they are one of the most effusively affectionate and loving couples in the public eye forecades now. and you want to tell me that that person digitally penetrated a staffer in a hallway? it's very different than saying someone did something in high school. at the end of the day, it came down to brett kavanaugh's temperament. that when he completely lost it during those hearings and went after the clintons and become so airy and -- >> bret: but if the calendar for brett kavanaugh's high school is relevant to that, are at the university delaware documents relevant now? >> jessica: i lead with that. i think we should do a search with that, for tara reade's name through the university of delaware records. and i thought that they were very smart to bring that up, and clearly they caught joe biden back footed on that front. we want as much sunlight on this as possible. when i'm saying is that joe biden will be on the ballot in november against donald trump, a man credibly accused of sexual assault of dozens of women, who is keeping them under nda player os. his response to it wa

jill biden emerged for the first time from their home since march 15th, i believe. and it showed they were both wearing masks. they went to a war memorial in new castle, delaware. this is also almost the fifth anniversary of their son, a veteran, beau biden's death. so these are really touching -- a touching war memorial visit and the first time that he is coming out of his home, and i guess testing whether there were other safe ways that he can emerge, given his age, given the restrictions, and the fact that he is modeling what the government is saying to model, in contrast to the president, who's going against his own government. >> yeah, and it's such a juxtaposition when you see how dr. biden and joe biden are handling today compared to the way trump has operated this weekend. i mean, even by the standards we've come to accept or come to expect from donald trump, this is remarkably in catastrophically self-absorbed, you know, the golfing, the tweets, the telling governors that they should open church but then going golfing instead of going to church himself, thr

and joe biden's first appearance outside of his home, he and his wife jill biden followed the delaware rule of wearing a mask. and donald trump attended the traditional wreath laying ceremony today at arlington national cemetery, he did not wear a mask. ohio's republican governor mike dewine this weekend said this about wearing masks. >> this is not about politics. this is not about whether you're a liberal or a conservative, left or right, republican, democrat. we wear the mask and it has been very clear, studies have shown, you wear the mask not to protect yourself so much as to protect others. and this is one time when we truly are all in this together. >> north dakota's republican governor became emotional on friday, when he pleaded with people not to divide themselves over wearing a mask. >> if someone is wearing a mask, they're not doing it to represent what political party they are in or what candidates they support, they might be doing it because they've got a 5-year-old child who's been going through cancer treatments, they might have vulnerable adults in their life, who are c

jill biden, laying a wreath at a ceremony in delaware and very clearly both of them wearing masks. now, that is ceremonial and somber, but biden's next big decision is political. who will run alongside him on this democratic ticket? he already publicly pledged to name a woman, which when you think about it, is actually a big deal. that alone would make for a historic victory if they won because no woman's ever served as vice president. but in this trump era marked by racial tensions and after a primary where joe biden's political career was rescued by black voters first in south carolina and then really, as we saw demographically, in many other parts of the nation, we can report for you tonight there are increasingly pointed calls for joe biden to ensure through his choice that the democrats do not run a so-called, quote, all-white ticket. this issue actually just arose in biden's interview with radio host charlemagne on friday. some candidates have concerned they are under consideration. that includes val demings, and there is talk of biden's former primary rival, kamala harris, as

jill biden, laying a wreath at a ceremony in delaware and very clearly both of them wearing masks. w, that is ceremonial and somber, but biden's next big decision is political. who will run alongside him on this democratic ticket? he already publicly pledged to name a woman, which when you think about it, is actually a big deal. that alone would make for a historic victory if they won because no woman's ever served as vice president. but in this trump era marked by racial tensions and after a primary where joe biden's political career was rescued by black voters first in south carolina and then really, as we saw demographically, in many other parts of the nation, we can report for you tonight there are increasingly pointed calls for joe biden to ensure through his choice that the democrats do not run a so-called, quote, all-white ticket. this issue actually just arose in biden's interview with radio host charlemagne on friday. some candidates have concerned they are under consideration. that includes val demings, and there is talk of biden's former primary rival, kamala harris, as w

jill biden honoring our war dead, wearing masks because it's safe to do so, all of their detail also also wearing masks. the president of the united states plays golf over the weekend and then doesn't wear a mask because he doesn't view it" i don't know what else to say about this president's lack of any kind of empathy or whatever that gene is that enables you to put yourself in someone else's shoes. he doesn't have it. >> i'd like to see that video again. because the president maybe not wearing a mask, but it looked like he was wearing stilettos, teetering back and forth. let me watch that. after the salute. seems to move around a whole lot. let me talk to jonathan lemier and jonathan swan about men and masks. donald trump's real way into the heart of his base is around these scenes of mansculinity. it would seem that any parent, any dad is now playing the role of protector of their family, protector from economic despair and protector from this virus. most men i know wear masks, are the one who go out to procure masks for their children, spo e spouses. is trump sure that this is t

jill biden in delaware. president trump traveled to baltimore.will rise to new and greater heights. as our brave warriors have shown us from the nation's earliest days, in america, we are the captains of our own fate. no on tackle is a match for the sheer determination of the american people. >> so that's the president's address. and this is a day, of course, that the u.s. government, the federal government that he leads, explicitly devotes this day to fallen soldiers. but president trump picked a fight with the governor of north carolina. attacking a range of other foes, including the "new york times." but he did not remark on a "new york times" front page. this is an image that even if its overwhelming detail, reflects 1% of the person lives lost thus far to this often deadly virus. joining us now on our memorial day special is britney cooper, the author of "eloquent rage" and professor at rutgers university. john stanton, and dr. ann ramoin, from the school of public health at ucla. when you look at the very rare contrast, at least since joe b

biden's team you'll hear was reiterating that the time was up, and jill biden needed the camera for hernterview. and joe biden did two things. he challenges the interviewer, charlemagne on choosing between biden and trump and hammers the point home with a comment that everyone is talking about. >> that's really our time. i apologize. >> you can't do that to black media. >> you can't do that to black media and white media because my wife has to go on at 6:00. oh, i'm in trouble. >> listen, you got to come see us when you come to new york, vp biden. >> i will. >> it's a long way until november. we've got more questions. >> you got more questions. i tell you, if you have a problem figuring out for me or trump, you ain't black. >> it doesn't have anything to do with trump. it's the fact i want something for my community. >> take a look at my record, man. i extended the voting tracks 25 years. a record that second to none. the naacp has endorsed me every time i've run. come on. take a look at the record. >> all right. thank you so much. i really appreciate it. >> thanks. i will come back. i

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jill biden emerge for the first time this cycle.ret service detail. both of them had thick, black mask to make it hard to fit make out what he was saying. never forget the sacrifices that these men and women made. never, ever forget. the two at the delaware national park where he has been quarantined. he did speak to two, safe social distance but we have no idea when the next time we will see him not on zoom, arthel. >> arthel: let's go to president trump and his apparently threatening to move the republican convention this summer. tell us about that, peter. >> yeah, because he thinks the democratic governor of the state that wants to host the republican convention might not have things opened up soon enough. so we tweeted this in part "i love the great state of north carolina so much i had the republican national convention in charlotte at the end of august. unfortunately roy cooper is in shutdown mode and unable to guarantee that by august we will be allowed full attending in the arena. in other words we would be spending millions

jill biden both wearing masks as they laid that wreath at a site in new castle, delaware. biden's late son, beau biden, he served in the iraq war and he died five years ago this week from brain cancer. >>> on this memorial day, all of us give thanks to our fellow american service members that have given the ultimate sacrifice while serving in our nation's military and there have been more than a million men and women since america was born. we're also entering a new phase of this pandemic as summer officially starts. we want to take a moment to thank the people working so hard to keep us safe during this time. here's nbc's kevin tibbles. ♪ >> reporter: memorial day -- a day of remembrance. a day of trumpets. a day of tribute to valor and sacrifice. but this year this memorial day we use the words of war to salute those on a new front line. >> it was like a war zone coming into the icu. >> reporter: doctors and nurses, first responders, modern day medics in the trenches here at home. >> we're fighting a war and it's microscopic. >> reporter: many of our men and women in uni

former vice president joe biden and his wife jill did have black masks. images of a nation honoring the war dead while fighting another battle on the political front. there covid-19 deaths is set to top more than 100,000. 1000 names representing just 1% of those who died. the first, patricia dowd from the bay area. the question now is how many more will die as the nation proceeds with a patchwork of policies. a litmus test showing the numbers. >> you can see there's no object even in the symptoms and the health departments all over the country should be monitoring the increases. >> once travel relsumes resumes then it's possible that infections could get reintroduced into regions where they had previously controlled the infections. >>> dr. riley says brazil has the highest 2nd highest second liest number of cases to the u.s. >>> governor newsom said today that nonretail shawms can once again allow custners customers inside the stores if they can hold off. they're insuring the customers remain six feet apart. it's now up to counties to decide if they're re

jill biden faces the first is test -- joe biden faces the first test as he denies sexual charges.enial.ing public with all of this comes as the democrats try to unite as he speaks to unseat donald trump. for this first hour, we want to hear from democrats only. does the accusation against joe biden make you reconsider your potential support? we are going to break this up by age for democrats only. if you are under 25, we want to hear from you at (202-748-8000). if you are a democrat between 25 .nd 50, (202-748-8001) 50,ou are a democrat over (202-748-8002). you can always text us at (202-748-8003) and we are always reading on social media and facebook. here is what he had to say about the accusations. [video clip] excuse the graphic nature but i want to make sure there is no question as to what we are talking about. 1993, he pinned her against the wall, reached under her clothing and penetrated her with your fingers. would you please go on the record? did you sexually assault tara reade? happened.r, never it never happened. >> do you remember her? do you remember any type of compl

lay a wreath at a veterans memorial in delaware with his wife jill, made no public remarks but engaged briefly with the press. this as biden looks to move on after taking the heat over a gap on a radio show friday. there reports that he will shift his focus to the economy making the case donald trump couldn't handle the pandemic and is not putting it on the path to recovery but donald trump is threatening to pull be are in c from charlotte tweeting i love the great state of north carolina so much so that i insisted on having the republican national convention in charlotte at the end of august. democrat governor we cooper is still in shutdown mode and unable to guarantee by the end of august we will be allowed here continues will attendance in the arena but governor cooper fired back saying this, state health officials are working with the are in c and will review its plans as they make decisions about how to hold the convention in charlotte. north carolina is relying on data and science to protect our state's public health and safety. in the last hour, in c spokeswoman liz harrington not backing away from the threat. >> st

joe biden and his wife jill, did have their masks. images of a nation honoring the war dead while fighting another battle of health on the political front. those numbers made ream in each name listed in the sobering obituary in the sunday's new york times. the names just 1% of those who died. the question now is how many more will die as 50 states proceeds with a patchwork of policies. a litmist test showing an the crease in the tranks mission of the coronavirus. >> we can see if there's an object even in the symptoms of coronavirus infections. the health departments all over the country should be monitoring these possible increase in these cases. >> reporter: on tuesday the united states is taking new action to slow the spread by banning all foreign travelers from brazil. it's a good thing to do at this time. brazil is just now second to the u.s. in terms of the number of new cases of coronavirus. >> reporter: and travel happening with any change could tip the scale. >> there's not many people unlikelying but once travel resumes it's

biden left his home for the first time in months on monday. he sported a face mask at the delaware memorial bridge veterans memorial park, the former vice president along with his wife, jill laid a wreath about a dozen veterans, join them. biden hasn't publicly left his home since mid-march that's when the presidential campaign come to a screeching halt as the coronavirus changed american life drastically since then biden has entirely campaign from his home in delaware. coming up is counties continue to ease restrictions in the coming weeks, we've got some safety tips for you. >>and if you're in the market for a new car will let you know about a rental car companies selling their fleet at a disaounted rate. >>plus a landfill in the east bay went up in flames today, we have all those details and more in just a bit. welcome back a fire erupted at a landfill in milpitas today. take a look at the scene at the new be island landfill. >>the facility is located on the border with fremont and san jose that video was taken from interstate 80 and you can just see the large plumes of thick black smoke in that area. firefighters explained that several large compressed trash products

biden his wife jill and secret service detail, all of them wearing black masks and with the death toll continuing to climb here in the u.s. president trump spent the day lashing out at critics. >>he is defending his decision to spend the weekend golf and cnn's caitlin collins has more on how the president observed memorial day. >>on this memorial day president trump laid a wreath at arlington national cemetery to honor those who have sacrificed their lives and addressed coronavirus as he remembered fallen soldiers in a speech at fort mchenry in baltimore in recent months our nation. >>and the world have been engaged in a new form a battle. against an invisible enemy earlier today, president trump threatened to move the republican national convention from north carolina. >>if the state's governor doesn't commit to allowing a full attendance, the convention has been planned for months and is scheduled for late august, but the coronavirus pandemic has gotten to thank both it and the democratic national convention the week before on twitter trump complained that north carolina's democratic

afghanistan combined former vice president joe biden the presumptive democratic party nominee made his 1st public appearance in 2 months he and his wife jill laid a wreath that a veteran this memorial in delaware the bidens wore masks something trump has refused to do in public the world health organization announced it was stopping trials of the anti-malarial drug hydroxy chloroquine due to safety concerns trump has touted the drug as a treatment for covert 19 and claimed he has been taking it to ward off infection despite lack of scientific evidence of its effectiveness the w h o's head of emergency programs warn countries to remain vigilant to avoid a resurgence of the pandemic countries around the world have to continue to put in place the public health of social measures the surveillance measures the public health measures the testing measures and a comprehensive strategy to ensure that we continue on a downward trajectory and that we don't have an immediate 2nd peak but social distancing seemed far from the minds of parents and children who flock to a water park in texas the park reopened despite orders by the state's governor that a