dramatically since coronavirus lockdowns led to a massive reduction in demand in the 6 months since around koa launched its shares all has lost much of its value on global markets even dipping into unprecedented negative territory in an effort to shore up its slumping economy saudi arabia has unveiled plans to triple its value added tax to 15 percent and has halted monthly allowances to citizens the kingdom is also looking frantically for ways to diversify out of fossil fuels it's aiming to promote investments in tourism and leisure sectors of the proposed purchase of english football club newcastle united mean while the oil price light is a reminder to a ram co of why it is desperately trying to move into renewable energies aramco stock price has also been in steady decline this year yet so far it has not fallen anywhere near as sharply as the overall price of oil saudi aramco reports 1st quarter results on tuesday analysts are not expecting a pretty picture. of the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on international supply chains getting those for medicines many of the components of common me

koa founded and our system 58 years ago. we have 525 locations across the u.s. 30 and california. it started here in billings, montana. >>> let's get right to it, what does the report say about camping? a lot of people are avoiding hotels, or places like that. they don't want to sleep in a hotel room that someone else has slept in. they might want to go camping, some for the first time ever. what does the report say? >> reporter: right, we wanted to understand how people are going to travel and recreate. if there were interesting findings. overwhelmingly, people prioritize the outdoors more than ever, which makes sense, there is a lot of enthusiasm for camping. people who camp want to keep trips. they replace other trips with camping, and one third of people who have never camped nursing interests 10 camping. it is driven by safety. we asked people to rank travel, camping was at the top of the list for campers and non- campers alike. >>> because of the pandemic, do you expect to see differences and the way that people camp?

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tiana, zoa, and koa. the winning name will be announced on june 3rd. >>> western australia is bracing for its worst storm in nearly a decade. strong winds roh st hour are expected. the area now is preparing for possible flooding from the coast. the storm is expected to move toward perth overnight. >>> let's get you ready for this heat wave, which starts tomorrow. so i'm going to begin with the memorial day forecast and the place that matters the most is going to be the top line here. the inland locations which will see your daytime highs climb from the lower 90s, to the upper 90s tomorrow, right to the verge of 100. tomorrow is going to be hotter. i know it felt hot out there today, but the heat wave starts tomorrow. it doesn't expire until 7:00 p.m. on thursday. that's four days. let's get specific about locations. if you're shaded in the orange, you're really the focus of this, which is why those valleys, those inland valleys, it's really a spotlight for you. not to say it's not going to be hot tomorrow

campgrounds of america, koa side, 5% immediate increase in reservations.e're having difficulty finding reservations down the road and rv, one of the rv airbnb sites, 100,000 sites says they've had a 650% increase in interest, 77% of people want to make reservations now, looking to get out. >> cal perry, thanks for that. >>> the las vegas strip is still mostly closed but what steps are casinos and hotels taking to try to get ready for the summer if they will reopen? >> reporter: eamon it's all about testing, testing, testing. if you are a major casino operator on the strip, you're not allowed to open until the state deems it's okay. that hasn't happened yet. what they are doing, many casino operators is offering guidance about what they will do when that happens. on the top of those lists are testing workers that come back to the job. that's why we're at the las vegas convention center, and why we're joined by a umc doctor, dr. louis mednia garcia. you're talking about 4,000 workers tested a day. how can do you that effectively, efficiently and safely? >> t

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overseas, another glimpse of t what movoward normalcy might look like came from south koa, where highool students returned to class for the first time today. but as more untries moveico loosen resons, in geneva, the world health organization warned the pandemic continues. >> in the last 24 hours, there have been 106,000 cases reported y since the outbreak began.le >> reporter: the head of the s w.h.d while the virus may be slowing in developed nations, poorer countries are now seeing more infections. for the pbs newshour, i'm stephanie sy. woodruff: and another t story today: the firing of the state department inspector hageneral steve linick, whan active investigation ongoing of the secretary of state mike pompeo.e cretary answered reporters' questions today, and our foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin joins me now. so, nick, what did secretary pompeo have to say? >> reporter: pompeo denied everything the reporters asked him related to steve linick, and he actlly joked that he should have fired steve linick in the past. senior officials who are politically appointed around po

a lot of people are thinking exactly what you're thinking. 16% of people in this new survey by koa saidity. rv share, 100,000 of them, 650% increase in reservations. i want to bring in the person that owns and operates this campsite, stoney ridge campsite in northern ohio. jake, walk me through just some of the tweaks you made aren't campsite because of covid-19. >> all kinds of changes. the store is the biggest one. we have the plexiglas up and the social distancing markers on the floor. just a lot of signage going up, you know, that we're not used to. but also what's going to be different is pools closed. by our choice, we're not allowing tenting or renting out the cabins. or the showers. >> i know some of the restrictions aren't great. but have you seen what i was talking about which is a boom in reservations? what is the reservation system like? >> filling up fast. that phone has been ringing off the hook. so that's great. >> that is great. chuck, i will tell you anecdotally in our case, we're going to indiana after this and then on to wisconsin and we're having trouble finding a pl