kenneth moton, abc news, new york. >>> hundreds of people marched in downtown los angeles yesterday in a black lives matter protest that turned violent. at one point, dozens of demonstrators surrounding a chp cruiser on highway 101 near downtown l.a. as that chp officer tried to escape the crowd, someone smashed the back window with a skateboard. a second chp cruiser was also surrounded and had a window smashed before leaving. >>> now an abc7 news live desk update. >> new developments involving remdesivir the only medication shown to to help covid-19. doctors may be able to treat twice as many patients as thought with remdesivir. it is made by gilead in foster city and they reexamined the dosing hospitalized patients received it for five days faired about as well as those who received it for ten days. doctors initially thought ten days would be needed, but this finding doubles the estimated supply of the drug, according to researchers. the study was published in the new england journal of medicine. reggie? >> jobina, thank you. >>> a grim milestone as we mark three months of this pande

i'm kenneth moton, new york. >> so happy to hear that. >>> you're not going to believe this video. a bunch of goats that took over a neighborhood in san jose, at least briefly. what is happening? this was just before 7:00 last night in silver creek neighborhood. look at this one goat that went rogue and just decided to get a little buffet before he moved on. abc7 viewer said they broke through a fence and wandered the streets and some going through the flowers and apparently a lot of them leaving little treats behia few these goats together. they really couldn't. but we're told that pretty quickly they were able to, the person who has the goats were able to take them all back together. there was a dog in that video at one point that was doing its best to round up these goats. that didn't work either. what did we say? the animals are taking this opportunity. >> they took it. >> they're taking advantage of us. >> i'm just still, there's so many of them. is this a neighbor like are the goats normally just like up the block and they just got out? >> so, i think happened is that these g

here's kenneth moton. >> reporter: from the casino floor to the skies to sports. a glimpse of what america's return to normal could look like. the nfl is planning to release a full schedule with a start date of september 10th and with fans reportedly in attendance. >> it's important to make fans feel safe. >> reporter: the ceo of the miami dolphins and he tells "good morning america" they are making changes to hard rock stadium to make it the gold standard for safety. >> what we have done is significantly reduced capacity and cashless. >> reporter: mgm is pitching a plan to the nba to finish the 24 courts could be built at the mgm convention centers and players, their families and staff would stay at the resort. meanwhile on the biggest strip, gambling revenue at some casinos was down 97% last month. this is what poker tables could reopen glass on three sides separating players from the dealer. on the big screen, some theaters showing movies again like this one in texas are now using caution tape to block off rows and enforce social distancing while asking custome

kenneth moton has the details. >> reporter: in this "gma" first look, memorial day the unofficial starter approaches, many families are wondering if it's safe to go on vacation. according to an april survey, only 14% of travelers feel safe taking a domestic flight and 17 per feel safe at a hotel or resort. >> i think logically, people will venture gingerly out and do things before they get on an airplane. that's just the way it is going to be. yeah, local people will do local things. >> reporter: "gma" going on with rick steves about the changes that we're seeing with the changes going into the memorial day weekend. i'm kenneth moton, new york. >>> san jose's airport is seeing a massive plunge in the number of travelers. our media partner the bay area news group is reporting that the number of passengers at maneta san jose airport was down nearly 60% in march. and that airport spokesperson expects a 95% drop in april. >>> delta giving us the first look at the future of flying. the airline says before every flight they're going to disinfect planes with spray. we're told planes will get a

kenneth moton has the details. >> reporter: from the casino floor to the skies to sports.se of what america's return to reality looks like. the nfl is planning to release a full schedule later this week with a start date of september 10th and with fans reportedly in attendance. >> i think it's important to make fans feel safe. >> reporter: tom garfinkle is the ceo of the miami dolphins and they're already making changes to hard rock stadium to make it the gold standard for safety. >> what we've done is significantly reduce capacity and keeping it cashless. >> reporter: mgm is pitching plans to the nba to finish its season in las vegas. 24 courts could be built at the mgm convention centers and players, their families and staff will stay at the resort. meanwhile in the biggest strip, gambling revenue at some casinos was down 97% last month. this is what poker tables could look like when they reopen. glass on three sides separating players from the dealer. on the big screen, some theaters showing movies again like this one in texas are now using caution tape to block off row

kenneth moton has the details in today's tech bytes. >> amazon's effort to increase it automation. reportedly in talks to buy a driverless vehicle start up. completing the deal would help amazon manage its rising shipping costs. >>> google plans to reopen a number of its offices after the july 4th holiday weekend. the company's ceo said returning to brick and mortar locations will be optional for the rest of the year. workers who will stay home will get a $1,000 allowance for equipment. >>> harry potter author j.k.j.k. rowling published a new children's book. she wrote it years ago while working on "harry potter" but not part of his enchantme enchantment. >>> disney world discussions are starting today about how to reopen the happiest place on >>> welcome back, everybody. disney world in florida will take a big step towards reopening today. park executives will submit their proposal to reopen the resort theme parks in phases. the plan will address health and safety concerns. there's no official reopening date that's been announced yet, though. disney world has been closed since mar

abc's kenneth moton has the details. >> in techbytes uber is putting safety rules in place.ear a mask or face covering and that policy is expected to be in place in the next few weeks. without sharing details, it is working on technology to determine if they're obiding by the new rule. >>> parents have forgotten how much they learned in school they are hitting google with questions on how to do fractions or what is anned adverb. today google doodle celebrates teachers. it marks the start of teacher appreciation week. google says searching of the words how to thank a teacher tripled last month. here's one way to thank them. just say thank you. those are your techbytes. >>> well, here at abc7 we are honoring the class of 2020. they had to forego graduation ceremonies and other milestones because of coronavirus. kristen allich is graduating in concord and straight a student and plans to attend the university of arizona in the fall and her mom tells us kristen is a track and field athlete and a second can gree black belt in karate. go, kristen, and congratulations. if you want t

. >> i'm trevor ault in for kenneth moton. >>> we begin with those defiant crowds across the country as america's coronavirus death toll's on track to hit 100,000 any day now. >> after being cooped up for months, people packed beaches rs ovethe mori day weoro anare still not out stancing, of the woods with infections on the rise in at least eight states. >> and as more businesses open up, the head of the fda is reminding the public that the virus is not yet contained. he's calling on everyone to protect themselves and their community. abc's andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: this morning new images of crowds coming out in droves for the holiday weekend, and many people not following social distancing guidelines. in southern california a popular hiking trail forced to close after large crowds showed up. in ocean city, maryland, thousands flocked to the boardwalk, some unmasked. >> it's really crowded. it's beautiful out. you know, it's fun. everybody's having fun. >> reporter: at the jersey shore rough surf and clouds made for an unappealing beach day, but on the boardwalk sunday nig

kenneth moton has the latest. >> protests in minneapolis turned violent for a second consecutive night. protesters demanding justice for george floyd who died in police custody and cameras captured the final moments with officer his knee on his neck. floyd is heard begging for air. after five minutes into the video, he stops moving and appears unconscious. his knee still planted firmly on his neck. police were on the scene after a 911 call said someone was trying to use a forged check at a store. they're calling for the officer to be arrested is charged. >> what we witnessed on that video was hard. the notion that you or i would have been put in jail and he was not is just wrong. >> reporter: chauvin several officers investigated in a deadly shooting in 2006. a grand jury later declined to indict. surveillance video show the officers approaching and arresting floyd and he seems talking with them not resisting like they claim. medics performed pulse checks several times finding none. the four police frs officers in incident have been fired and people taking to the streets where several

>>> good morning, i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm mona kosar abdi. here's some of the to which headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> it's back to work for vice president mike pence. the white house says pence will not self-quarantine even after his press secretary tested positive for coronavirus. >>> dr. anthony fauci and two other task force members are now working from home due to their possible exposure. tomorrow they will remotely testify during a senate hearing on the nation's coronavirus planning. >>> beef, pork, and chicken are likely to remain scarce through the summer and prices will be higher too. but the ground beef is likely to be better quality as the choice cuts that usually go to restaurants are thrown in. >>> shanghai disneyland, the first disney theme park to shut down for the pandemic, is now the first to reopen. only about 200 visitors at a time are being allowed in, and total capacity is limited. disney is also the parent company of abc news. those are some of our top stories on this monday, may 11th. >>>

>>> good morning, i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm mona kosar abdi. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." if >>> president trump now expects the coronavirus to kill up to 100,000 americans, twice as manf >>> president trump now expects the coronavirus to kill up to 100,000 americans, twice as m>> the coronavirus to kill up to 100,000 americans, twice as m p the coronavirus to kill up to 100,000 americans, twice as many as he initially predicted. but he's looking forward to jump starting the economy as soon as possible with another batch of states set to relax restrictions today. >>> in a few hours, history will be made at the supreme court. for the first time, the justices will hear arguments via conference call. and the public will be able to listen in to the live proceedings. >>> experts say the new photos of north korean leader kim jong-un appear to be genuine, putting to rest fears of a health problem. meanwhile south korea says an exchange of gunfire across the border between the koreas was not likely

. >> i'm trevor ault in for kenneth moton. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> the coronavirus death toll is inching closer to the 100,000 mark but that's not stopping americans from venturing out in droves. social distancing went out the window as large crowds packed beaches and bars across the country. >>> republican groups are suing california's governor to block his vote by mail order for the november election. they say the order will lead to fraud and is an illegal power grab by governor gavin newsom, a democrat. >>> the corruption trial of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has begun. he calls the charges a left-wing plot. the attorney general says he will not be intimidated. netanyahu recently began a record fifth term in office. >>> today the president and the first lady joined the rest of the nation in honoring fallen members of the military. they'll attend ceremonies at arlington national cemetery and baltimore's ft. mchenry. those are some of our top stories