or be it in this lovely sunny weather at least here the message seems to be catching on all right john hall there from london john a thank you very much. new york state has reported nearly 600 deaths and over 8000 new infections in the last 24 hours the state remains the epicenter for america's outbreak making up more than 40 percent of the country's death toll i canot joins us live now from washington d.c. so mike and you were listening in earlier as the the governor of new york andrew cuomo was giving an update on how things are in new york so what did he have to say . but indeed here's the governor speaking about the situation remaining desperately in new york state as a whole in new york city in particular but this is an important point at this stage he does say that for the 1st time the rate of deaths in new york state has dropped in addition he says the number of people being discharged from hospital is now 75 percent of those who were taken in for care within those hospitals the governor making very clear though that it's too early to draw any clear supposition from these figures say

now we have mark to herero standing by in madrid we'll go to her in just a moment 1st let's go to john hall who is in london so jonah what is the latest with the numbers what the trends are and the possibility that restrictions may be tightened. well i mean look the daily increase in the death toll announced an hour or so ago in this in this country is $621.00 which of course is an enormous figure but it's worth noting that the day before was 780 to the 2 days before that when the lake 600 steadily increasing setting new records each day this is the 1st time this week the number has actually gone down it's not a trend of course it's also worth noting that the way these figures are calculated is interesting they refer to deaths in the previous 24 hours but not necessarily deaths that have actually happened in that period but have been recorded in that period and some time has taken been taken perhaps to notify relatives and so on so it doesn't provide an absolutely accurate timeline of the rate of increase but nevertheless it is of course a good thing rather than a bad thing that the numbers

to april 17th some 7000 higher than previously reported that includes deaths outside hospitals john halls and london. but i think it's very worrying it's very revealing and potentially quite shocking to the british.

its highest one day death toll and there's hope in some parts of europe the outbreak has peaked john hall as this report. in a madrid hospital a virtual reunion for a mother and daughter after both had recovered from coded 19 was there i don't cry she says you only cry for something that is lost. and in another corner of spain's exhausted health system a 1st meeting for mother and child. miro gave birth a week ago while infected cautious steps now towards family life spain has europe's highest rate of infection but it's been declining for more than a week taking no chances prime minister pedro sanchez announced an extension to the state of emergency. this i announced at a council of ministers next. to extend for the 2nd time the state of emergency from april 12th to midnight on april 25th italy so badly hit by the virus in recent weeks may also be past its peak with infections slowing and germany has registered a slight decrease in the infection rate but not enough to ease restrictions no letup in the lockdown in france either where paris in the sunshine was eerily quiet . here in the u.k

with 3000 also infections hospitals and morgues already at breaking point in the largest city that john hall explains. the people of why kill in ecuador desperate not only to stop the march of the coronavirus but to bury that many have been left in the street the authorities have been overwhelmed was not it so to the hospitals that in the next hour my name is we limit the son of leone that a child who is deceased i've been here 8 days i have the order of removal but even still they don't want to give me the body. this is the queue for those trying to get their relatives into the local cemetery acquittals president lyndon moreno says his government criticised for acting late but is now moving. around by. they must we are creating a special camp for the did he believe will be between 2 dozen 502-3500 personnel and the projected estimate is just to go is province we're going to kill is situated it's higher than the current death toll rule of latin america. refrigerated containers have been brought in to store the bodies the government is picking up it's only that in the past 3 days the joint wo

toll in the week leading up to april 17th was much higher than the government figures indicated john hall is in london covering this one says these updated numbers will leave many feeling quite on. well i think it's very worrying it's a very revealing and potentially quite shocking to the british public has been receiving a daily death toll that reflects numbers of people dying in hospitals only without a clear picture of those people who have died of code 90 in their own homes in the community and particularly in care homes and social care settings the office of national statistics putting out their numbers on the tuesday morning and now throughout this crisis of deaths across all of those sectors and across all causes of death as well and then comparing and narrowing down to those that have coded 19 on the death certificate they indicate that they running total up to april the 17th as an 11 day lag time in all of this the running total of deaths that have coded 19 on the death certificate was joint $21284.00 as of april the 17th if you compare that to the official number being put out b

provide protective equipment for their frontline health workers and the moment we have a report from john hall who's in the u.k. about the doctors and nurses they're having to improvise to keep themselves safe but fast christensen to me has been speaking to new york is who are taking matters into their own hands. at a time when most new yorkers are staying home this warehouse is bustling with workers they once made signs and displays for major fashion houses but now they have a new job producing face shields used by medical personnel treating coronavirus patients boss mike to god couldn't be prouder there is government programs for people going in for you know this everyone can make it your choice right now and they're there because the choice to come here and do something. to help our 1st responders who are doing amazing things. less than one week after the mayor put out a desperate call for supplies to gaol and partner bednarz for shipping their 1st order it is inspiring to see how quickly people figured out a way to do something that was needed and not just do it in a small way but do it a

since news came as a new hospital was opened in the capital just over a week after work on it began john hall reports now from london it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covered 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way prince charles cup the virtual ribbon from his scottish residence having recovered from a bout of corona virus. a krishna this hospital is about. the results of an extraordinary collaboration and partnership between n.h.s. managers the military and all those involved to create a sense on a scale that has never been seen before in the united. someone who hasn't yet recovered is boris johnson do you back at work today a week after announcing he got the virus johnson still has a temperature so there was another video message instead as a good looking prime minister continues to self isolate inside downing street i think in the last i still have one of the sins of the mind a symptom of i have a

to april 17th some 7000 higher than previously reported that includes deaths outside hospitals john halls in london. well i think it's very worrying it's a very revealing and potentially quite shocking to the british public has been receiving a daily death toll that reflects numbers of people dying in hospitals only without a clear picture of those people who have died of code 90 in their own homes in the community and particularly in care homes and social care settings the office of national statistics putting out their numbers on the tuesday morning now throughout this crisis of deaths across all of those sectors and across all causes of death as well and then comparing and narrowing down to those that have coded 19 on the death certificate they indicate that they're running total up to april the 17th is an 11 day lag time in all of this the running total of deaths that have coded 19 on the death certificate was joint $21284.00 as of april the 17th if you compare that to the official number being put out by the government and the n.h.s. of deaths in hospitals at the same time it was 139

our white house correspondent john hall is with us now.ohn, we understand, any president, especially a president in an election year, wants to get people back to work, wants to put the recession in the rearview mirror, but is he going to listen to the political advisers and his economic friends or the scientists when we get to the end of the month? >> reporter: he certainly needs to listen to both, john. look, as you know, jimmy carter was the last president to seek reelection during a recession. he got hammered by ronald reagan. the challenge here is that trying to restart the economy prematurely, if people aren't ready for it, is simply going to backfire. it's only partially in the president's control. he can call for guidelines to be lifted, but these are mostly state restrictions that have been put in place, and even if states leave their restrictions, if people don't feel comfortable about resuming normal economic activity, if business doesn't have the confidence to invest, it isn't going to pay any dividends. in our cnn poll this wee

nation the 93 year old monarch urged people to remain united and resolute to overcome the virus john hall has a story 2 weeks into the u.k.'s lockdown and deserted city scenes are testament to a new way of life most people staying home for as long as science and the government decide they must also on lockdown in windsor castle her residence outside london the queen 93 years old reminded britain's that this crisis too would pass we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure better days will return. we will be with our friends again we will be with their families again we will meet again but the government is worried about isolation for tea and a minority of people embracing the warm spring weather to picnic and sunbathe in the parks on prominence and beaches the more people follow the rules then the faster we will all be through it so i say this to this small minority of people who are breaking the rules or pushing the boundaries you're risking your own life and the lives of others and you're making it harder for all banning all this the ability to go outside to exerc

that's not john hall who joins us live from london john so that is a big increase isn't it. it's certainly a big increase 708 deaths recorded reported and recorded in the previous 24 hours and that's a jump of as you said nearly 20 percent of the previous day which is 684 i mean i suppose it's worth noting that we've been seeing these jobs for several days now in about the 25 percent category so this is slightly lower than that but it certainly represents still an exponential increase britain clearly now on a very rapid escalation towards the peak of this epidemic as you mentioned there a scientist was speaking earlier a very eminent scientist professor neil ferguson at imperial college he and his team a key advisor to the government he was saying that he expects the peak now to arrive within the next week to 10 days we've already heard from the health secretary hand for the last few days or new people coming soon and people expected so a week to 10 days they say now as to what happens then well there is he's either going to be a sort of plateau in these numbers followed by

meanwhile, joe biden holding a merchantable john hall event from his home in delaware. he apparently is joined today by hillary clinton, and is expected to receive her endorsement. that is a big deal within the democratic party, much more on that as we get it here. as we wait for that moment, however, the president awaiting this as well, from the east room, chief white house correspondent john roberts on the small business event after billions of dollars more have now been put into the pipeline. john roberts. >> bill, good afternoon, the president should be arriving in the east room very soon. this was originally scheduled for the rose garden, but it's raining out now, so they moved to the east room. the president will be meeting with what he calls success stories of the paycheck protection program, some seven companies in a community bank that has been leading an awful lot of money out to folks. these are some of the people who are going to be in attendance, betty and bows from north carolina, j.d. clark professional services, answering services, call center in upper m

more on what the figures demonstrate from observers john hall in london. but if anything they reinforce the government's position that it is too soon to start talking about easing the lockdown but they also expose the fact now that the actual death toll from covert 19 in england and wales at least and by extrapolation the rest of the u.k. is quite substantially higher than the official numbers suggest the numbers released from the n.h.s. and put out by the government to take into account only the deaths taking place in hospitals versus the owen s numbers that take into account the much wider picture of deaths from 1000 taking place in the community at home also in care homes also in hospitals tuesday mornings figures up to april the 17th there's an 11 day lag here that 21284 people died of related causes up to april the 17th at the same time the official number was 13917 there's a difference there aged a 52 percent an enormous difference when you consider. that the numbers coming from the government it puts britain ahead of france and spain in their relati

chalons will give us the latest updates from london we'll go to them in just a moment 1st though john hall begins our coverage with this report 2 weeks into the u.k.'s lockdown and deserted city scenes a testament to a new way of life most people staying home for as long as science and the government decide they must also on lockdown in windsor castle her residence outside london the queen 93 years old reminded britons that this crisis too would pass we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure better days will return we will be with our friends again we will be with our families again. we will meet again but the government is worried about isolation for tea and a minority of people embracing the warm spring weather to picnic and sunbathe in the parks on prominence and beaches the more people follow the rules then the faster we will all be through it so i say this to this small minority of people who are breaking the rules or pushing the boundaries you're risking your own life and the lives of others and you're making it harder for all banning all this the ability to

government will outline plans for easing restrictions but he's warning of the risk of a 2nd wave john hall is joining us live from westminster and central london john at the tone of the prime minister's message was very much a rallying call what's he been saying. yes a rallying call trying to bring the public with him trying to display a new sort of sense of openness in the face of persistent criticisms in his absence both of his and his government's handling of this crisis well britain has its prime minister back he left i.c.u. intensive care 2 weeks ago remember suffering from over 1000 the disease having come fairly close by his own admission to taking his own life he's now back at number 10 downing street back at work and facing a complex set of issues that he's got to deal with 1st of all those criticisms of course also persistent shortages of p.p.a. personal protective equipment for people on the front line the health care community the care community medical workers and so on and also testing nowhere near the government targets set for the end of this month and that will need to be

charging rent at all they will be absorbing those costs themselves that is a large savings like that john hall there across developments in the u.k. from london. well we now have mike hanna who's joining us live from washington d.c. mike so president donald trump has been warning of a very tough week ahead. indeed yes and the medical experts thinking that the apex of this virus could be hitting within the next 7 days in a number of separate locations which of course compounds the problem of dealing with the crisis new york state still the hardest hit but new jersey alongside new york state showing a massive increase and then louisiana showing a huge increase 20 percent increase in infections in one day so certainly that's on the rise in that particular area also of great concern the testing many governors still saying that there are not enough testing kits not enough testing is being done to provide a very valid set of data the governor of illinois in particular absolutely furious basically saying it's like the wild west out there every governor in every state is fighting for equipment is figh

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the peak of its outbreak so existing lockdown measures will remain moral it's going to town hall and london so john of the government keeps driving home these lockdown measures but they were slow to get to these lockdown measures what of that. you know these numbers of terrifyingly high 980 in the 24 hours up to good friday afternoon in the next hour or so we'll hear the numbers for saturday initial signs from the england number that's been released 823 not too dissimilar to the 866 of us they suggest that we're looking at again something very close to a 1000 and these are higher numbers than on any single day in italy or in spain prompting lots of questions i mean the big questions all throughout the last few weeks but more urgent questions about why the government was so slow and were they too slow in instituting these lockdown measures as they watched what was happening in spain and in italy and could have anticipated what was going to happen here did they rely for too long on advice from the prime minister to wash your hands and sing happy birthday twice i'm standing in front of imperial colleg

hall. >> god is my witness, i'm getting back into show business. >> reporter: we may have lost john prine remember him leaving us. dancing a jig to one of his own songs "like marie" in 2018. >> prine is survived by his wife fiona and their three children. that is the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs this morning" or follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reportin from the cbs news studios in washington, d.c., i'm je captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight: deadliest day on record. the death toll is staggering, more than 2,000 killed in one day. confirmed cases in new york state alone eclipse every country on earth. tonight, the small ray of hope: a new model shows u.s. deaths may be far less than previously projected. but there's this warning: >> it's not a time to get complacent. it's not a time to do anything different than we have been doing. >> o'donnell: the government considering new guidelines to get workers in critical n sitions back on the job, but who qualifies and when? dropping

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public anger towards their slow response that is mounting so for more let's go to china hall who is in london. john almost a 1000 people these numbers have been consistent for quite a few days why did the government seem so relaxed seems such a hard time have such a hard time getting on the same page. what it's been a long month here as it has been everywhere and i think a very steep learning curve for this government i imagine boris johnson the prime minister will for a long long time be haunted by the pictures of him continuing to shake hands in public just a matter of well several weeks ago now the cheltenham festival attracting hundreds of thousands of people allowed to go ahead as it was at a time when mass gatherings of that sort were banned elsewhere in europe i'm standing outside imperial college in london here in south kensington where a team of scientists and researchers were hugely influential in the government's decisions when it finally decided to institute the lockdown they produced a report about a month ago now saying with unconstrained community transmission in the absence of a loc

why not a cnn and sesame street are hosting a town hall for kids and parents. big bird will john dr. sanjay gupta and erica hill to talk about how this is all affecting our kids. it will air saturday morning at 9:00 in new york, 2:00 p.m. in london and 9:00 in the evening in hong kong. we hope you'll watch. >>> several u.s. states are now trying to get back to business. can it be done safely? we look at how it is being country in georgia coming up. >>> also the world health organization launches an effort to coordinate vaccine development, but not every country is signing on to their plan. we'll look into that. ? with the sleep number 360 smart bed, it can, with your sleep number setting. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. sleep number. this is not a bed. it's proven quality sleep, from $999. it's a great escape. so many great stories from amazing people... it makes me want to be better. it changes your perspective. it makes you a different person. see what listening to audible can do for yo

going to hear from sean combs, miranda, america ferreria, imagimagic john and on kamal bell will be here tonight. and basketball hall of famer, charles barclay on whether america's athletes can help all of us team up in this critical time. plus a special musical tribute from the marsalis brothers, as they celebrate the lives of those lost, including their father, ellis. >> and i want to start with the voices that matter the most, like regina benjamin. she spent her career on the front lines of benefit and as surgeon general here in the united states under president obama. we thank you in advance for joining us. listen, let's talk about all those numbers you heard us, we just ticked through them at the top of the show. why are people of color so vulnerable to this disease? >> well, you know, when we first started to talk about this disease, we said the elderly and people with chronic and underlying conditions were at higher risk. most of us thought about people with cancer, elderly people, people on oxygen tanks but what they didn't think about was people with high blood pressure, diabetes, prediabetes, ca cardiovasc

certainly bracing for the western hall there for us in london thank you john well in germany a chancellor angela merkel has ended her self quarantine after testing negative for the virus now even from isolation she's been held up as an example of how world leaders should manage the pandemic health officials say early widespread testing has helped to keep the death toll relatively low despite the country having the 4th highest number of cases dominic kane is with us now from berlin dominic germany has been lauded for its response to this how is the country managing to test quite so many people when others are failing. it's worth remembering that often many of the tests that take place are on the same person so the reference made to anger the magical removing a cell from current c she's being tested several times now and each time a loosely sample has come back negative so it's not necessarily the case that every test that has been full of design different patients how it was certainly true is that many hundreds of thousands of tests being a full and weak in germany and that is allowing the

hall, virtual link up? >> i would imagine so, john. it's starting, as brian was reporting, with senator sanders giving a virtual speech, you know, through virtual means to his supporters in just a few minutes to talk through his reasoning and his thinking about suspending his campaign. i think you're right, with that television studio that's been built in joe biden's basement in wilmington, delaware, you may see bernie sanders being piped in there for some kind of joint event. i also was thinking about elizabeth warren who had been holding on the sidelines and now can be part of this effort to sort of turbo charge that left-wing more liberal progressive side of the party into the biden fold here. but i do think there will be lost opportunities here, as you said. it's not like just because this big development of sanders getting out is now upon us that all of a sudden the campaign is going to come roaring back in some fashion. we're in the midst of this national public health crisis and that's still going to dominate. they will find a w

we have done teletown halls, across the entire district. we did one in st. john parish because they are in the middle of per capita there one of the top parishes or downies in the country. so it is still a challenge to communicate but we do the best we can with technology and we're still answering calls and taking constituent matters and doing our case work. so we're doing the best we can with what we have. host: congressman richmond, you're used to being in washington, traveling back and forth. a busy schedule. how are you adjusting to all of this with you and your family? guest: it's a little different. homeschooling is a challenge. trying most part, we're to just adjust to this new normal for now. now we will go back, i will go back, wednesday or thursday depending on what date we're going to vote on this emergency funding bill, because the paycheck protection program ran small oney before many businesses could get it. we need money for hospitals. we need money for tests. i am absolutely going back to have input in that and to make sure that i vote on that. ho

tell you about henry, during the steroid situation i asked six hall of fame players to come to washington and they did, to appear before john mccain's committee, it went extremely well and hank was the leadoff speaker but we had a dinner the night before and the night before after eating too much he said let's walk back and we walked back together just the two of us. he said to me at one point you have to understand, he is the most remarkably modest person that you could meet. we were standing under a street lamp. he said who would have believed when we were kids growing up, someday that is the only time i heard him say this, babe roof's record, and you would become the commissioner of baseball. we looked at each other and kept walking. [applause] >> tell me about ricky and his role in talking about changing the country as well as baseball and bringing jackie robinson. >> it led to the most important moment in baseball history, certainly the most powerful. 1945, the club had voted 15-1 with the commissioner who had said as long as he was commissioner of baseball, would never be a minority player. mercifully, he died. [laugh

johns street. the fors -- officers were forced to fire. he was not hit. he was arrested after 15 hours inside the church. a town hall mooting is st. for tomorrow. >>> the push back from city leaders unhappy with the vote to raise fares. the middle of the pandemic is not the time for a fare hike. he is proposing -- it will go from 98 to $103. the ticket for expired parking meter will rise from any to $94. the higher parking fines will go into effect july 1. >>> the cal down today. there was low cloud. it was slow to warm. it was 79 in fairfield. 74 in viejo. we got a strong onshore push of moist cool air. it is continuing to blow strong. i have wind gusts of 30 miles an hour and above and the winds are blowing out there. you can see the fog and low clouds, the story have been the clouds and the weather system. that got close enough to us it took the marine layer and pushed it in. it will hang out. that sags over us, it will hang out over the weekend. there's the sea breeze presidency the green. everyone is getting cooled off tonight. it 6 degrees cooler in fairfield. tomorrow will be warmer. when i come back we'll look at the five

john dr. sanjay gupta and anderson cooper live tonight for a new cnn global town hall "coronavirus facts and fears." that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> 4 million americans filing for unemployment last week. christine romans is in new york. christine, what do we take from this ouch pain? >> april was probably the worst month in the american economy than we've ever had. main street is living through six punishing weeks here. the rate of new jobless claims is slowing, but slowing from these astronomical levels. 30 million people. that's one h-fifth of the labor market has filed for unemployment in the last six weeks or so. there are parts of the country that are really, really getting hit hard. hawaii, for example, 29% of its labor force has filed for jobless benefits in just the past six weeks. that's remarkable. it's a tourism-based economy, of course, but you've got all those people out of work there. other big states with a percentage of their labor market completely sidelined. kentucky, georgia, remarkable numbers. each of these people probably have bills to pay tomorrow. the gov

about him, we write during the steroid tuition i asked six hall of fame players to come to washington and theydid . and to appear before john mccain's committee and it went extremely well and hank was of course the leadoff speaker and the star of the group butwe had a dinner the night before . and the night before, after eating too much, he said let's walk back andwe walked back together just the two of alus . and he said to me at one point you have to understand he said for a guy who broke ruth's record is most remarkably modest. most remarkably modest person you could meet i'll never forget we were standing under a street lamp and he said who would have ever believed when we were just kids growing up and met each other at someday i'd break, and it's the only time i heard him say this, babe ruth's record and you become the commissioner of baseball and we looked at each otherand kept walking . [applause] >> tell me about branch rickey and his role intalking about changing the country as well as baseball and bringing jackie robinson . >> that led to the most important moment in baseball history, certainly the most powerful a

john: it was a consuming concern of the founders. i thought the question was going to be about the great story. speaker pelosi made it famous during impeachment. franklin leaves independence hall, the pennsylvania state and a philadelphia woman said to him, what do we have, a republic or a monarchy? madam,said, a republic, if you can keep it. this has been the drama of america since that moment. since 1789 when george washington became the first president. can we make this work? this is really hard, what we have undertaken. it is a pluralistic, complicated, continent wide experiment in popular government, in federalism, in a way that most other countries have never even thought about attempting it at this scale. parenthetically, i have a theory that, no wonder we are having so many problems. there's this big debate about, were we found it in 1619 or 1776? isave a third nominee, which 1965. today, didn't are come into being fully until the voting rights act, the civil rights act, and the immigration act of 1965. 20 million african-americans were systematically excluded from the political life of the country. so as we become more demographically diverse, and they are rightly ful

.>>> shaquille o'neal, the basketball legend and papa john's are showing some love for food workers on the front lines of this outbreak. the nba hallmer and the pizza chain are teaming up in a new hats off # campaign telling people to hang their hats on their front doors as a symbol of support all the food workers keeping america fed. papa john's has already donated about 1.6 million slices of pizza and will continue doing pizza giveaways. >>> still to come, one of the world's top golfers said it's going to be really strange if they have to play with no fans in the gallery. you will hear what he said, joe fonzi is up next that is proposing to suspend all rent and mortgage payments for businesses. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working toge

i got john nothinger working for nogger working with the secretary of defense gordon ingle working down the hall from me. got me the book on counter insurgency, about a french general that fought in nigeria that had been reprinted. i got john first to get it to me when i first got to dod in august of '05. but then his book on counter insurgency came out and i had him take a copy over and brief vice president cheney on that. some of us were working within the system to get some of the ideas percolating. but we had to abide by the secretary's view which he came by honestly. the other view doug was just talking about, which was the health of the force, the rotation base, and sustaining it. he had his own good and sufficient reasons for the positions he took. i just had come to the conclusion that we were beyond the point where those views were going to get us, you know, a successful outcome. >> so one of the themes that's come up in a number of remarks so far but i'd like to ask about it more system attically whether the surge had to happen when it did or whether it might have come about earlier. t

. >>> shaquille o'neal and papa john's showing some love for frontline food workers. the nba hallain teamed up in a new campaign. shaq telling people to hang their hats on their front doors as a symbol of support. papa john's has already donated about 1.6 million slices of pizza and will continue doing pizza giveaways as well. >>> it is 9:59 am, one last check of the weather. >> we still have a lot of cloud cover along the peninsula, the east a and coastline. we will see that sunshine for the afternoon. temperatures today very similar to yesterday with a slight chance for scattered showers on monday and a warm-up coming our way with temperatures reaching into the 70s by wednesday and thursday. if we remain on track we may even see 80s by the end of the week. >> bring it on. >>> you folks have a good day. we leave you with a beautiful shot of the golden gate. happy sunday, everybody. - [narrator] this is a paid advertisement for onder law. (dramatic music) - welcome to our program. i'm tony noakes. - and i'm dr. wendy walsh. - our program is about the serious side effects and injur

i got john nagle, expert in counterinsurgency, working for the deputy secretary of defense gordon england, down the hall for me. first i got him to get me a copy of the classic book on counterinsurgency, french general who fought in algeria, which had just been reprinted. i got john first to get it to me when i first got to d.o.d. in august of '05. his book came out. i had him take a copy over and brief vice president cheney on that. some of us were trying to work within the system to try to get some of these ideas percolating, but, you know, we had to, you know, abide by the secretary's view. which he came by honestly. the other view he had was the one that doug was just talking about, which was about the health of the force and the rotation base and sustaining it. so, he had his own, you know, good and sufficient reasons for the positions that he took. i just had come to the conclusion that we were beyond the point where those views were going to get us a successful outcom outcome. >> so, one of the themes that's come up in a number of remarks so far, but i would like to ask about it more systematical

hall last night, dr. deborah birx called it unrealistic to expect that every worker in the country will be tested. >> john, we're also following potentially promising news this morning for the treatment of coronavirus. a new report says a clinical trial of coronavirus patients that was treated with a drug called remdesivir shows the patients quickly recovering from severe symptoms, but there are reasons to be skeptical of these findings. we'll explain that. we're also standing by for new modeling on where the country is. the university of washington model is expected to show that southern states may not be hit as hard as previously expected in large part because people are complying with social distancing, but hot spots, like new york, seem to be stuck at their peak levels for longer than originally expected. >> joining us now, cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta and cnn senior national security analyst lisa monaco, served as adviser to homeland security for president obama. we haven't said it and i think it is important to frame this entire discussion, thousands of people are still dying eve

hall last night, dr. deborah birx called it unrealistic to expect that every worker in the country will be tested. >> johnre also following potentially promising news this morning for the treatment of coronavirus. a new report says a clinical trial of coronavirus patients that was treated with a drug called remdesivir shows the patients quickly recovering from severe symptoms, but there are reasons to be skeptical of these findings. we'll explain that. we're also standing by for new modeling on where the country is. the university of washington model is expected to show that southern states may not be hit as hard as previously expected in large part because people are complying with social distancing, but hot spots, like new york, seem

john, i don't see that yet. the mayor asked me, i had a conversation with him yesterday morning. went down to city halld that press conference. was on the phone last night for a couple of hours. and i'll talk to you later on in the week, i'll have a better idea where the bottleneck is. >> where do you get the stuff in if factories aren't making it yet, where do you get the stuff? >> that's the challenge. we have to make sure that everybody is engaged that needs to be engaged. as i said, i can't say it enough. this is a great country. this is a great state and a great city. everybody is going to come together and we'll do our best to make sure the people that are sick get what they need. our goal here is to save as many lives as possible. i can't tell you definitively right now exactly how we're going do that. i'll have a better idea in a couple of days. i have a lot of faith in the men and women of this country. i came from an agency that, look at all the challenges that the nypd has faced in the past and they've stepped up each and every time. we're going to do it again. >> they're facing new challeng

team up with the future hall of famer patsy and will receive a fourth-round pick in return and speaking of brady an intriguing headline emerged today on the rich eisen show johnch said the niners had discussions about possibly pursuing brady this offseason but ultimately felt jimmy garoppolo as the team's long-term answer at quarterback, ken pam brady rob lowe once again in the same conversation about that never ends never ends but getting back to the draft. so the forty-niners no matter which direction they're going to go on a parent you're going to play pretty loose. >>they're going to get a good player because they have such a high lee and getting that 13th overall pick as hard as it was to trade deforest buckner to the indianapolis colts. getting back into the first round i mean we already have the 31st pick but having something higher at 13 provides a lot of flexibility for the forty-niners and of course john lynch is not going to be tipping his hand either way on who he likes at that position. but let's just say they got a lot of great wide receivers that could be available at that pick and also a lot of great defensive backs in this draft going to be i

hall of famer, the pats. receive a fourth-round pick in return and speaking of brady didn't read the headline emerged today on the rich eisen show john lynch said the niners had discussions about possibly pursuing brady this offseason but ultimately fell jimmy garoppolo is the team's long-term answer at quarterback ken pam back to you all right. thank you mark. says he's ordering a 60 day immigration ban but exactly who would mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>in order to protect american workers. i will be issuing a temporary suspension of immigration into the united states. >>that announcement by president trump is raising a lot of questions tonight some think it's a smart move for the country during the pandemic others say they th