breaking news, los angeles county's stay-at-home orders will, quote, with all certainty, be extended for the next three months, that's through july, according to the los angeles county public health director. "the los angeles times" just broke the story. it's an attempt to continue to slow the spread of coronavirus there. this all comes as the nation's top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci issued a stark warning for the nation earlier today. the united states does not have, he says, coronavirus under control. >> i think we're going in the right direction. but the right direction does not mean we have by any means total control of this outbreak. >> dr. fauci also emphasizing the, quote, consequences could be really serious, he said, if states and cities open up before meeting the guidelines laid out by the white house task force, which is precisely what appears to be happening in many states across the nation. >> it is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak that you might not be able to control, which in fact, paradoxically, will set you back, not only leading to some

there's a lot of people in los angeles county that are saying, whoa, three more months. i can't survive this as a small business. i can't survive this as someone that's out of work. >> well, of course i agree with the decisions of the people on the ground and their particular venue and location. because as dr. fauci said earlier and i wish the president would listen to him or hear him even that you cannot think or pretend this went away and go out there. so yes it's inconvenient and it's even more inconvenient if you're going to be infected or worse. and that's the biggest fear. so that's the decision that the city of los angeles has made and the cal state system then i respect that. i'm very sad about september. i'm sad about september all hoping kids could be back in school. >> that hope is across the country. with your $3 trillion proposal comes on the back of four previous bills that amounted to $3 trillion. are you confident that this will go to the people that need it. and business owners that need it to survive? >> that is not in this bill. we do have it and emerg

the los angeles county health director just said she expects the stay-at-home order covering the county's 10 million people to be extended through july. also breaking right now, the u.s. death toll from the coronavirus pandemic now approaching 82,000 people with more than 1.3 million confirmed cases. the u.s. now counts for more than one quarter of the world's 4.2 million cases and almost 300,000 people have died worldwide. meanwhile a blunt warning from a top u.s. health official that stands in stark contrast from what we're hearing from president trump. dr. anthony fauci telling senators that ignoring guidelines on reopening creates the real risk of what he calls an outbreak that you will not be able to control, direct quote. and he's urging more testing, despite president trump's claim that the u.s. has, once again, i'm quoting the president, prevailed when it comes to testing. let's get some more on all the breaking news. first, out of los angeles, our national correspondent erica hill joins us. erica, 10 million residents of los angeles county. they're probably looking at months more

and we are told the most populous county in the united states, los angeles county, could remain under some stay-at-home orders for the next three months. we are joined from malibu. nick, you are there in l.a. county where the restrictions are likely to continue for a few more months. >> reporter: there was a headline in "the l.a. times" earlier that said the county will almost certainly keep stay-at-home orders in place for the next three months. many people were deflated thinking they would have to state indoors. the mayor said, no, no, no, we are going to have some restrictions and a health order in place for a few months as we gradually reduce those restrictions. tomorrow they will be opening the beaches in l.a. county, but just swimming and running, no relaxing. earlier we saw our federal health officials asking questions from senators, many in little boxes. these days that looked almost normal. >> i would like to hear your honest opinion. do we have the coronavirus contained? >> depends what you mean by contained. >> reporter: a dose of reality from the nation's now most recogniz

. >>> los angeles county death toll from the coronavirus is now more than 2000. 46 more people die from, 19 yesterday in los angeles county and now it accounts for nearly 60% of all related deaths in california. deaths in the county are decreasing which has public health officials up in the county of los angeles has reached its peak and that the number of people contracting the virus will continue to decline. >>> over the next year, u.s. health officials are planning to test blood samples as it is across the country including san francisco. the cdc says the goal of the 25 city study is to better understand how widely covid-19 has prepared researchers will test nearly 300,000 samples looking for the antibodies that signal exposure for the study begins next month and continues until october 20 21. >>> as we head into the memorial day weekend, san francisco recreational parks to permit as a creative way to make sure their social distancing. how circles. in the park can help people stay safely away from others. >> reporter: take a walk in the park and you may see one of these come away circ

slowly but surely this way of understanding became central to the struggle in los angeles county over those jails. 16 years later abolitionists who joined forces with the forces of reform managed to persuade the los angeles county board of supervisors, one of the biggest government by a number of people in the united states, not to build a new jail but rather to put the billions of dollars that would have gone into that into housing health care and other life-affirming projects. abolition is presence. abolition is how we connect with form, grow from and multiply organizations that have the capacity to lift the movement read we are at better talking heads sometimes on skype move with the movement. to listed to show how anti- violence people are central to the abolitionist movement as a movement in the mutual aid organizations which are now searching everywhere because of the emergency of covid-19, health care nurses building trades all of these organizations have become in one way or another connected with the movement in that direction of abolition because abolition is about abolishin

they county announces they are reof worship. this puts los angeles ahead of counties, despite the fact that la county has 47,000 cases of covid-19. the new order comes from the los angeles county health department. retail businesses will reopen for shopping today as long as they adopt protocols. the county is meeting state requirements, but the county is not resuming dining services at restaurants. >>> the city of walnut creek is considering closing streets to help restaurants serve their customers once the coronavirus restrictions are eased. the city council is looking for ways to create additional restaurants in order to offer outdoor dining and for stores to display merchandise. a task force has been established to look into bringing public art, live music and other performances to open spaces downtown. they will also launch marketing efforts to bring shoppers and titers back to that craig once they allow for outdoor dining as well as shopping. and east bay faith leader urges others and the clergy to really slow down, when it comes to reopening th

the los angeles county sheriff's department and police were out there patrolling and they were focused on beachgoers who were not physical distancing. nchsh happening today, santa rosa moving homeless people to the site in the northwest part of the city. a homeless encampment. the site is to protect at-risk homeless people and it will remain in place until the county lifts the shelter-at-home order. 3,000 homeless people in sonoma county and no reported outbreaks of covid-19. >>> as san francisco begins to loosen its stay-at-home orders, salesforce is giving us a better idea on how it will have employees come back to work. the city's largest employer is planning for temperature scans and mandatory masks and six-foot separation this is according to "the chronicle." plenty of hand sanitizer will be around and cleaners working throughout the day, as well. of course, city leaders have not given a date to open nonessential office spaces and all of this is in the planning phase. >>> apple is ready to implement its phase two reopening at some locations, but its focus won't b so much on sellin

nine manufacturing plants in los angeles county alone reporting clusters of cases. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, although the nation continues to see a dip in covid cases, authorities still unable to prevent new outbreaks in the food industry.y revealing ongoing outbreaks at nine facilities. the largest, the farmer john plant, where they make those famous dodger dogs. 153 of the more than 1,800 employees tested positive for covid-19 between march and may. but it's not just meat plants. a tea plant, a coffee plant, and a frozen food plant, all affected. back in april, the cdc said more than 5,000 cases of covid were detected at plants in at least 19 states. those numbers do not include these california cases, and the many others reported since. just last week, tyson foods confirming more than a quarter of its total workforce at a poultry facility in north carolina tested positive for the virus. with many workers shoulder to shoulder in plants, analysts tell us these outbreaks are very fety protocol, which is the social distancing and other methods that we

for the next three months, that's through july, according to the los angeles county public health director"the los angeles times" just broke the story. it's an attempt to continue to slow the spread of coronavirus there. this all comes as the nation's top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci issued a stark warning for the nation earlier today. the united states does not have, he says, coronavirus under control. >> i think we're going in the right direction. but the right direction does not mean we have by any means total control of this outbreak. >> dr. fauci also emphasizing the, quote, consequences could be really serious, he said, if states and cities open up before meeting the guidelines laid out by the white house task force, which is precisely what appears

i don't quite feel comfortable enough bring them out here yet. >> so the los angeles county beaches are the last of the southern california beaches to reopen. 10 there's joy in orange and ventura counties where a lot of los angeles county residents. remember ten million people in this county were fanning out and going to other counties. so this is part of big experiment. the lieutenant who runs the show here telling me this is a work in progress. we're trying to educate people, clearly not every single person has read or heard the exact new rules on reopening california's famed beaches here in l.a. county. ana. >> and you have your mast. you didn't forget that. don't forget the sunscreen, my friend. as i can see you are getting nice and tan being out there reporting for us. thank you. >>> let's take a bigger picture look now. by tomorrow 48 states will have reopened at least partially while some such as new york are extending restrictions in hot spots of the state where coronavirus cases have yet to trend down. cnn's nick watt reports on what has become a peace meal reopening plan natio

>>the stay at home orders for los angeles county will be extended through july the la county public health director made that move today because of the rising number of coronavirus cases and deaths in the county. there are more than 67,000 confirmed cases in los angeles county. more than 2700 deaths. developing news tonight. police in san francisco investigating a shooting that happened about 3.15 this afternoon at the intersection of jewels and ocean avenues that's near a valero gas station not far from the target store. when police arrived they found one person had been shot, and that person was taken to the hospital life threatening injuries. they say police are investigating it is not clear yet if there's any suspect information or what led to the shooting will bring you more information as soon as we get details. continuing our coverage now the coronavirus in the bay area there are more than 10,000 confirmed cases, 366 people have died. santa clara county that's been hit the hardest by the virus and it still has the most cases with more than 2300 infections. 129 deaths. you can find a

first, let's begin in california where los angeles county is reopening beaches with restrictions. paul vercammen is in malibu. >> reporter: a major development in the easing of social distancing rules in los angeles county. i'm at famed zuma beach, now reopened this weekend. you can see off in the water some new rules. you can use the beach in l.a. county for recreation. you see them wading there. you're to keep moving along. one thing we've noticed. we saw sheriff deputies on atvs, and they would address people who they thought were parking or setting up tents or umbrellas. they want these people to dmeke in motion. if you're going to be on the boardwalk or closer than six feet, you're to be wearing a mask. not everybody has a mask and that has some people concerned. >> i'm glad to come out to the beach and walk my dog, but because people are still disregarding, we're not taking my kids. i don't feel quite comfortable enough bringing them out here. >> we can't assume everybody's totally sat down and read all the county's policies on reopening the beach. so a lot of our job is educ

our sister station in los angeles talks to those grateful to enjoy the surf and sand. >> reporter: beaches in los angeles county open again. >> beautiful day, nice weather and everything. >> reporter: attracting locals cooped up inside at home for nearly two months. >> it's good to walk and change your mood. >> reporter: l.a. county the last southern california county to reopen beaches for walking, running, swimming, and surfing after closing in march due to the coronavirus pandemic. >> fantastic. we can't wait to start using the beach again because we need fresh air and it's kind of depressing to stay home all the time. >> reporter: the weather at santa monica, venice beach, or malibu, l.a. county beaches are only for active use meaning no sitting in the sand, no group sports like beach volley ball. piers and bike paths remain closed. >> as long as everybody keeps six feet apart and the mask and everything, everything is good. >> face masks are required unless you're in the water. rodon doe beach police patrolling the area handed out face coverings to those without. >> we just ask the community to do the best

our sister station in los angeles talks to those grateful to enjoy the surf and sand. >> reporter: beaches in los angeles county open again. >> beautiful day, nice weather and everything. >> reporter: attracting locals cooped up inside at home for nearly two months. >> it's good to walk and change your mood. >> reporter: l.a. county the last southern california county to reopen beaches for walking, running, swimming, and surfing after closing in march due to the coronavirus pandemic. >> fantastic. we can't wait to start using the beach again because we need fresh air and it's kind of depressing to stay home all the time. >> reporter: the weather at santa monica, venice beach, or malibu, l.a. county beaches are only for active use meaning no sitting in the sand, no group sports like beach volley ball. piers and bike paths remain closed. >> as long as everybody keeps six feet apart and the mask and everything, everything is good. >> face masks are required unless you're in the water. rodon doe beach police patrolling the area handed out face coverings to those without. >> we just ask the community to do the best

a lot of our job is educating the public out here. >> reporter: los angeles county was the last of the southern california counties to reopen its beaches and in neighboring counties, they're celebrating, that's because l.a. county has 10 million residence, and some of those residents were spilling off into other beaches in other counties. this has relieved the pressure point. and now with the new rules, this is all an experiment. this is still a work in progress with reopening southern california's very, very beloved beaches. reporting from malibu, back to you. >>> big department stores were losing ground to online retailers before this pandemic hit. next here, will shopping malls survive the current economic upheaval? we'll talk with an author who wrote about the death of malls. cnn's exclusive interview with china's top medical adviser. why he's sounding an alarm once again. take in fragrance inspired by nature... ...with air wick essential mist. with kits starting at just ten dollars you can transform natural essential oils into mist at a price that is just right. unlike ordinary wm

developments on the struggle to reopen in the midst of this pandemic. >> stay-at-home orders in los angeles countyted to be extended for another three months. but l.a. beaches are reopening today. county officials are hoping to gradually lift restrictions through the summer. >> california state university is canceling all in-person classes for the fall semester. cal state is the country's largest four-year public university system. classes will continue to be held online. broadway will also remain shuttered here in new york in the coming months. no shows have been scheduled and ticket refunds and exchanges are being offered until labor day. >>> the coronavirus has already killed more than 82,000 americans, and the latest version of a key model from the university of washington shows an uptick in fatalities. they expect 147,000 deaths nationwide by early august. meanwhile, dr. anthony fauci is painting a dismal picture of what would happen if states rush to reopen. abc's mary bruce has the details. >> reporter: testifying from his modified quarantine at home, the nation's top infectious disease exp

today, your administration approved a variance for los angeles county. as you note, l.a. ounty has been the epicenter of the pandemic in the state. with 10 million people living there, even a small spike in cases will affect a lot of people. how do you justify granting the variance to l.a. county? secondly, what exact data or conditions on the ground do you or your administration have to see in counties to move in and reimpose restrictions? gov. newsom: that's exactly what we set out in the guideline today and what we put on our websites, the targeted examples that the doctor referenced. the specific work we have been meatpacking facilities. let me just clarify something. the local health director made the decision in l.a. today. the state of california did not. they put out the attestation. they put out the self certification that certain criteria and conditions, utilizing the technical assistance of the state of california on the guidelines that we put up. i cannot repeat it enough. it is important that it be repeated, not just by me, but as a point of foundational refer

beaches are reopening today in los angeles county, but with strict rules.hey would be open for surfing, swimming and exercising, officials say anyone must wear a mask and follow social distancing, board walks and bike path wills remain close, los angeles also expanding stay at home order until july saying lack of available testing. malls can reopen for pickup only as well as don't allow telecommunicating. car washes, pet grooming are included in that. meanwhile the country's largest 4-year college system, california state university will keep most of the campuses closed through the fall semester moving classes online. university of california schools which include berkeley and ucla leaving the day for some kind of return to campuses. well, alameda county is giving tesla the green light to reopen only u.s. plant as soon as next week. the company must agree to precautions to protect workers. ceo elon musk threatened to move headquarters and manufacturing out of california to texas or nevada to protest california shutdown rules. tesla shares higher in premarke

authorities in los angeles county say it could be another three months before their stay-at-home order is lifted. >> here in new york all broadway shows are now canceled through labor day. a huge economic blow to the city. >> meanwhile, that mystery illness affecting children has now spread to at least 13 states. dr. anthony fauci says while rare, the illness demands attention because so much remains unknown. >> we have much more on all of this beginning with abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, people hoping orders to be lifted could have a long way in southern california. >> we know with all certainty we would be extending orders for the next three months. >> reporter: los angeles county now likely extending their safer at home order until august. >> it means this is just as dangerous a virus today as it was when it arrived. >> reporter: health officials saying unless there is a dramatic change there is no way all restrictions could be lifted in the coming months. >> we're still going to be living under health orders all of us in america for many, many months. that doesn

los angeles county saying some stay at home orders may stay in place until august. new questions about protecting american workers. and the children, the dangerous condition many doctors believe is linked to the virus. new york investigating more than 100 cases, 3 children have died. cases in 16 states. and the president asked about whether children are safe. a busy wednesday night. we'll begin with jonathan karl. >> reporter: another sign of the times. vice president pence arrived at the white house today wearing a mask. he's been keeping his distance from the president since his press secretary tested positive. >> i haven't seen mike pence and i miss him. i guess we said for a little while we'll stay apart because you don't know what happens with this very crazy and horrible disease. >> reporter: this was the president's first public appearance since the stark warning from anthony fauci about states reopening without meeting federal guidelines. >> there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak you may not be able to control. >> reporter: the president bris

in los angeles county, we have 10 million people. nd the great work that has been done in our county and in our state has really helped us manage this pandemic to date. we have in los angeles county had about 33,000 cases and about 1,613 deaths. the hospitalization rate has been about 17%, so it's been at a rate that has allowed us to not be overwhelmed. that has been really essential in being able to care for the public. so this helpful and thoughtful guidance, the monitoring, they're looking at the rates, are really important. now, some of the big news is we have seen the rates begin to flatten in los angeles. but within the last 24 hours alone, we still had 961 new cases and 45 deaths. >> so that means that it's still not -- yeah, let me jump -- let me jump in here because i have a whole lot that i want to ask you. >> okay. >> you're right. it's not over yet. so for people who have been hearing that california is in pretty good shape. why is this necessary in los angeles in particular? i know that you said it's not over, but everyo

slowly but surely this way of understanding became central to the struggle in los angeles county over those jails. 16 years later abolitionists who joined forces with the forces of reform managed to persuade the los angeles county board of supervisors, one of the biggest governments by number of people in the united states, not to build new jail but rather to put the billions of dollars that would've gone into that, into housing, healthcare, and other life-affirming projects. so abolitionists is present. abolition is how we connect wit with, grow from, and multiply organizations that have the capacity to lift the movement. i learned that many years ago that we are who are talking hes sometimes on skype, we need to lift the movement, not to lead it, to lift it. to lift it by showing how at the domestic violence people were central to the formation of abolition, as a movement. that mutual aid organizations which are now flourishing everywhere because of emergency of covid-19, the unions, , food, healthcare, nurses, building trades, all of these organization have become in one way or ano

health officials in los angeles county say while some restrictions will be loosened and lifted, some rm of a stay-at-home order will remain in place. several of the county's biggest universities say students are unlikely to be back in person this fall. on tuesday, los angeles mayor eric garcetti tried to reassure his residents. he outlined the next steps on cnn. >> we're still going to need to wear facial coverings. we're still going to need to physically distance. what we did do is we moved toward this weekend opening up our trails. we made sure that there's curbside pickup at five different categories of retail stores. today the county announced, we concur, that that will expand to all retail, that beaches will open up this week for exercise and active recreation only. every two or three weeks, we can assess those steps. if the numbers stay stable as they are here in los angeles, great. we've earned that and can build on that. >>> and by the end of this week, all but two states in the u.s. will have started reopening. now a key model from the university of washington is projecting t

. >>> there is a possibility that stores, restaurants, and other retail outlets can open in los angeles county on july 4. there are conflicting reports from the mayor of los angeles and the head of the county. >> that is certainly a goal we can reach. >> the big reopening of la county by july 4. will that happen? it depends on who you listen to. just a conflicting message about reopening coming from another local leader. >> these are all aspirational goals. i think we should avoid saying specific dates. that doesn't mean the county is planning on that today. >> long beach is the second largest city moving ahead with its plans to help struggling restaurants allowing dying out options. >> being outdoors is a much safer environment in terms of spreading viral particles. outside is much better than inside. it is a much better and safer solution. >> we are extending our dining rooms out into an open air space. i think it will be great for restaurants to keep our customers happy, and people will probably feel more safe being outside in an open air dining spot. >> it is a way to keep local businesses

los angeles county, home to 10 million americans with a major announcement that you've been covering this hour. >> reporter: yeah, that's for sure. as we're seeing these different municipalities, whether it's counties, cities, or states move towards reopening, what we heard from los angeles county today is that folks there, 10 million of them, should start to be comfortable with the way things are, because it's going to stay that way for months. beaches set to reopen in los angeles county for exercise only, as the public health director warns, stay-at-home orders for the county's 10 million residents will remain in place for months. l.a.'s mayor confirming the news while trying to ease any panic. >> i think she's saying that we're not going to fully reopen los angeles and probably anywhere in america without any protections or any health orders in the next three months. >> reporter: face coverings and social distancing here for the summer at least. california state university's system canceling nearly all in-person classes for the fall semester. impacting nearly half a million studen

. >> in los angeles county decades ago, the nco you brought conditions of confinement case against the county with the horrendous condition in the jails. over the years the aclu was in charge of taking care of what the county did to remedy the conditions. about the teen years ago, the aclu invited a few abolitionists to talk to them about something they never imagined which was perhaps the way that they remedy the problem with the la county jail wasn't to have jail at all rather than to build a better jail. 16 years later, abolitionists who joined forces in the reform managed to persuade the los angeles county board of supervisors which have the biggest government in the united states not to build new jails but to put the billions of dollars that could have gone into that into housing and healthcare and other life-affirming projects. so abolition is present and how we connect with growth from and multiply organizations that have the capacity to list the movement. i learned many years ago our main work is to lift the movement, not to leave it up to lift it by showing how people are cent

check your stores hours before you head out to the center. >>> los angeles county is opening shopping and worship services. the new order comes from the los angeles county health department. all retail businesses may open for in person shopping as long as they adopt the protocols. the county has met state requirements for flattened the curve but they are not resuming dining services and restaurants. >> 46 more dmv field motor vehi 71 locations will be open by tomorrow and helping drivers with limited transactions that required in person visits. that includes fremont, pittsburgh, san mateo and santa clara. check for what's open in every bay area county with the "ktvu" news app. there is a running list in each of the nine bay area counties. there it is at the top of the page. >>> napa is suing the state of california for the owners of an art gallery are filing a lawsuit challenging what they call the arbitrary and unfair plan to reopen businesses. the gallery is reopening under phase three but questioning why they had to remain closed while other businesses were allowed to be open. >> w

meanwhile in california, some nonessential businesses in los angeles county are now being allowed to coming days. >> beginning friday, florists, toy stores, music stores, bookstores, clothing, and sporting goods stores in the city of los angeles may offer curbside pickup. starting saturday as well, you'll be able to return to trails and our golf courses will be reopened. >> reporter: but in some areas, business owners are not waiting for restrictions to be lifted. people lined up at this barbershop in michigan to show support for the owner, who's defying stay-at-home orders. karl manke decided to open after he was denied unemployment benefits twice. >> i just can't do it. financially, emotionally, i can't do it. i have to work, it's a necessity. >> reporter: in texas, the governor is now supporting shelley luther, sentenced to seven days in jail for opening her salon. the state's attorney general sent a letter to the judge wednesday asking to set luther free. at her hearing, luther told the judge she kept her salon open because she needs the money to feed her family. >> if you think t

slowly but surely this way of understanding became central to the struggle in los angeles county over those jails. 16 years later, abolitionists who joined forces with the forces of reform, managed to persuade the los angeles county board of supervisors, one of the biggest governments by number of people in the united states, not to build new jails, but rather to put the billions of dollars that would of got into that, in the housing, healthcare, and other life-affirming projects. so abolitionists -- abolition is how we connect with form, grow from and multiply organizations that have the capacity to lift the movement. i learned this many years ago that our mean work, we who are talking heads sometime on skype, our main work is to lift the movement. not to leave it, to lift it. to lift it by showing up at the domestic violence people are central to the formation of abolition, as a movement. that mutual aid organizations which are now flourishing everywhere because of the emergency of covid-19, the unions, food, healthcare care, nurses, holding trade, all of these organizations have be

right now because i don't feel comfortable enough to bring them out here yet. >> so, this is los angeles county. 10 million people and this is the very last of the california counties to re-open its beaches. we'll learn a lot more later had it gets crowded. one thing that's a factor this weekend it's unseasonably cool. it's not that hot. that's not driving people toward the beach but it is a wait and see thing and they've been saying in the county of los angeles they want the masks on. >> that's an interesting point you bring about the temperature outside. here on the east coast it's a warm weekend which may explain the larger crowds we're seeing in new jersey versus where you are there, paul. thank you for your update. as more states begin to re-open president trump is making big promises. vowing that millions of doses of a vaccine will be available by the end of this year. whether or not that timetable is realistic remains unknown. one thing he has made clear the u.s. economy will be open for business no matter what. cnn white house correspondent jeremy diamond joins us. jeremy, top health of

and that's not going to happen. >> although, the jails and los angeles county to publicly have aboutinmates. because of covid-19, there are fewer than 12,000. so the virus is getting some sprung. tucker. >> tucker: thanks so much, trace. boy, there is a lot of bad news out there. some nights we feel bad, a little guilty bringing it all to you. but keep in mind, there is good news out there. usually it sitting right next to you. other people. they are always the best thing about being alive. so enjoy them if you can. that's it for us tonight. have a healthy and happy night. we will be back tomorrow. in the meantime, the great sean hannity takes over. >> sean: and tucker, great comments. thank you anyway. great show as always. welcome to "hannity." buckle up. we have a lot of issues. we need to address urgently. we will lead the charge against a blue state bailout that is nothing but waste fraud and abuse. and it is corruption. by the way, as always, we will lead the charge to hold the deep state accountable. we have a lot of updates tonight. we begin with this fox news alert. judge em

. >>> here at doc wiler beach, los angeles county, you can see open sand behind me. people were honoring the social distancing guidelines, staying six feet apart. they also had opened up this 22 mile long bike way behind me. we saw most people along the bike way were wearing their masks. they said a lesson can be learned in other parts of the country about being sensitive to the spread of could he individual 189. >> i think here most people are more concerned about other people and not just selfish thinking about me, my freedoms. here more people are accepting of each other and trying to take care of each other but you always have a few here too that aren't doing it. >> they did social respect. people might be symptomatic. presymptomatic, asymptomatic. >> reporter: why did los angeles county open up the bike road? the officials are happy with the numbers. the rate of hospitalizations going down. the rate of deaths going down. also seeing a smaller percentage of those tested testing positive for covid-19. all in all good news for la county and an easing of restriction

los angeles county, the public health director says the stay- at-home order will last through july. >>> other updates from the governor, the state passed the 1 million mark for the total number of people tested. pharmacies will now have the ability to administer coronavirus tests. butte and el dorado can move into stage ii reopening. a alameda county has ordered tesla to stop production at the fremont facility. elon musk is not backing down. here's more on that story from juliette goodrich. >> reporter: it is very clear that breaking the rules depends on who you are. this tweet coming from president donald trump said that california should let the tesla reopen the plant now. that appears to be happening against county orders. >> the situation is confusing. elon musk has a federal order that shows that he's an essential business , and estate order saying he's essential , and in the county says that you are not. >> reporter: one tesla employee who wants to remain anonymous said that employees feel that there in limbo while the company and the county fight it out. some people are playing

right now. >>> the cdc releasing detailed guidelines on how to safely reopen the country. >> los angeles countyrvisor set july 4th as a goal. they want to have most businesses reopen. >> anybody who thinks we're out of the woods, we are not. this remains as dangerous today as day one. >> dams in midland county breached. residents in the area have been instructed to evacuate immediately. >> i knew it would be bad, but not this bad. >> we have to deal with river floods at times. this, however, is something that would be unprecedented. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." as of this morning, all 50 states have at least partially reopened. easing some of the stay-at-home restrictio restrictions. wh

los angeles, the mayor garcetti. i can't imagine how tense things are for you right now and los angeles county are getting ready for ae few tonight. how will you be enforcing that curfew? people are not respecting the curfew there in santa monicmoni. >> we have to take protective measures even in the midst of our pain fcrying out for justic for george floyd. please, use your discretion and go early, go home, stay home and help us make sure that those who want to change this conversation from being about racial justice to be about burning things and looting things, don't win the day. if we let them win the day, they change the confrontation and take us away from the hard work and common ground that we have found from good police officers and everyday citizens and people who have too long said enough is enough and we are sicken by what but racism live when is we divide ourselves. we have to show our restraint. i'm proud here in the city, we have been able to use things that show that restraint and also have accountability for if anybody believes we haven't. we have top both if we're going to have a criminal justice sys

los angeles to the mobility generation different than that in dubai. >> los angeles is a hard place to govern, their scores are municipalities within los angeles county. there is a lot of freedom, that's what makes the united states and california unique. so it's a hard place to govern, dubai has a central authority that has a lot of power dubai is organizing things so they can control movement. there investing in all technology and like los angeles there looking to become a testbed for flying machines, robotic cars and all the rest. but all of the data and dubai is going to go to a command center and the goal in the command center is to move people and the things around as efficiently the items here where out. it is a question of freedom versus efficiency. you say you're in dubai and china in the home a lot of deficiency. in the question of the united states, how do we achieve that efficiency while respecting peoples data and giving them the freedom that there used to. >> an authoritarian government and dubai has an easier time of it? >> yes. i think that is true about all kinds of things with authoritarian government. they have an easier time contr

los angeles is the biggest city to offer free coronavirus testing. covid-19 tests for all 10 million people living in los angeles county, with or without symptoms. previously they were testing people only with symptoms and frontline workers and higher testing is a crucial tool to combat the virus. >> no cost at all to you. you can't put a price on the peace of mind of knowing that you cannot affect someone around you expect the mayor noted that people who show symptoms will be given priority. currently there are 34 testing sites across los angeles county. >> the fog is back at the coast out there and made for cool day there. i have a life picture and they know you are like that does not look like much of anything. you can see the fog blowing through and every so often, and i hope it helps now so we can enjoy this together. i don't know why i love that so much. that is south san francisco, right? oh, my gosh. that is so neat. that is south san francisco. my goodness. i want to point out more time people are talking about all over the world. outside, this is why we carpool. this is why, gladly switch to unleaded gas or use mass transit. when you t

los angeles to the mobility generation different from that in dubai. >> los angeles is a hard place to govern, there are scores of different municipalities within los angeles county and there is a lot of freedom. that makes the united states and especially california unique. it is a hard place to govern whereas dubai is essential authority that has a lot of power. dubai is organizing things so that they can control movement. they are investing in all kinds of new technology and light los angeles they are looking to become a testbed for flying machines, robotic cars and all the rest but all of the data in dubai is going to go to the command center and that command center, the goal of that command center is to move people and their things around as efficiently as the amazon warehouse. and so it is a question of freedom versus efficiency. in dubai and china they have a lot of efficiency. the question in the united states, how do we achieve that efficiency while still respecting peoples data and giving them the freedom of where you stood. >> in the sense of authoritarian governments like that in dubai, has an easier time of it? >> guest: yes. i think that's true of a

. >>> during the next few weeks, the los angeles county officials will have a slow but expanded reopening, retail businesses, walls and restaurants will reopen by the fourth of july. the health director of los angeles county says much will happen first, but business leaders say that everyone is willing to make it happen. >>> permission to move to a stage iii reopening, this is california's second biggest county, this is how fast they can reopen things like a giemsa, and swimming pools, and condo complexes. it will also allow hair and nail salons to reopen, and allow out your religious services to resume. >>> sacramento county is waiting for state approval to reopen, supervisors voted to move further into phase 2, retail businesses will reopen tomorrow. employees are contacted and scheduled to come back to work on short notice. >>> thousands are under evacuation orders, where heavy rain and rapidly rising water overtook two dams, you can see water pouring out of the dam and midvale county and central michigan, a second dam downriver has also failed, there could be at least 9 feet of floodw

online, students will have to be online in the fall is a big blow to the students of course and los angeles county lockdown until the end of august so summer and california and los angeles county at least will be restricted, with residents having to stay home. that will be some relaxation of the jurisdictions and be governor laid out how some restau ra nts be governor laid out how some restaurants or businesses might start again but overall this week not a great news for the number of people this week who have died for the coronavirus has not actually been very high. i want to show you some pictures that have just been sent to us from bali which give you an idea of life under lockdown on the indonesian island. at this time of year it's usually teeming with tourists. but all non—residents have been banned from entering since virus restrictions were imposed. this video was sent to us from josh simon, an australian who's been living in bali for 15 years. he's among a number of people behind project nasi, a charity to support those struggling because of the lockdown. bali thrives on tourism. bali is t

i am thinking of your los angeles county restaurant workers. hopefully. they are back in their jobs by then. what kind of recovery do you think we will see? terri: a great interview with john williams. really a great amount of time you were able to get with him. there's been all of the discussion about the shape of the recovery. the biggest question we have been getting is how come this recovery has been so sharp. are we going to enjoy a v-shaped recovery? i wish i could say we are confident that we would. it is just not how things are with risk and return. i do think we have seen bottoms for the year, but that the movement to the upside is going swoosh.re like the nike sofell so sharply and painfully. we have a tactical, rules-based approach, and it gave us early warning signals, and we were selling. that protected a lot on the downside. sometimes you make money by not losing money. signals,e getting buy but we are getting cautious about that. we are fully invested, so we are per dissipating in this upside. we didn't lose much on the downside, so returns

and los angeles county the public health director had clarified what she told the supervisors about shelter in place orders, she said of the order will almost certainly be extended until august, unless there is a dramatic change to the virus i, or a major medical breakthrough. the health director later said that residents can relax under a five stage roadmap to recovery. all of this as los angeles county reopens beaches today to allow walking and swimming. >>> southbay congressman will team up with warriors head coach steve kerr to talk about the coronavirus and about staying at home during the pandemic as well as how sports will change, because of the pandemic. it includes testing players. having no fans in the arena, resuming the season. the conversation takes place on the instagram account. >>> the nba is pulling players to see how they feel about playing again. it was a simple yes or no question. the associated press says there is overwhelming support for resuming the nba season including regular-season games before the playoffs. they say they will be ready when, or if the season resume

stunning moves in california los angeles county signaling a stay-at-home plan that could lock things down for much of the summer. health officials recommend enclosures until august as groups representing hundreds of thousands of barbers and hair salons go to court to let them reopen. there the attorney joins us live and what we learned from the hearing with top medical advisor in the country about the necessity for exact seen before fully reopening. did anthony fauci really say school is out until the vaccine is in or are his views more nuanced than that? welcome to fox news at night. white house correspondent kevin cork start us off. >> reporter: at some point you wonder if it is like having an and deliver general flynn's head. remember his original guilty plea in december of 2017 but since then there have been repeated delays in sentencing including a third delay today by judge sullivan who wrote this, at the appropriate time the court will enter a scheduling order governing submission of any briefs meaning friends of the court. judge sullivan who was elevated to the dc circuit by

los angeles county's public health director is saying that the delays there will last at least to july. we're going to be speaking to the l.a. county board of supervisors, get her take on that, whether that is a good idea or not. some concerns in the business community the longer this drags on slower the recovery. that is really one of the things that the federal reserve chairman was intimating today, there is no real clear path to all of this. that is not a shock. what is jarring a lot of the folks in the financial community as well as those directly affected areas this could linger on a while longer. so reopenings could be in some of these cases substantial delayed. we're at session lows. the dow down better than 505 points. to edward lawrence, how the fed chairman, maybe his musings moved this southward. what do you think, edward? reporter: exactly. some of those you ticked off there, the economy not reopening in those various areas is not the road to recovery the fed chairman was talking about. he says we're in the worst recession since world war ii. he has seen severe decline in e