jonathan: mona, great to catch up with you. tom: mona, thank you. jonathan: appreciate it. tom, lisa is similar with this, but your triple leveraged cash fund is the cash country indicator for many contraout there -- the indicator for many people out there. [laughter] i am wondering when tom keene starts to put money to work. tom: i thought about it over the weekend over my beverage of choice. i was looking at my statement, and i am feeling large right now. i am thinking about going leveraged. jonathan: if we get negative rates, it won't be solid for long. tom keene with a triple leveraged cash fund. this market up 53 points on the s&p 500, 1.8%. up next on the program, we will be catching up with eugene scalia, eva secretary of labor, right here on -- eugene scalia, u.s. secretary of labor, right here on "bloomberg surveillance ." ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. in hong kong, chief executive carrie lam has defended new sweeping laws. she promised hong kong's would be preserved. details of the chinese bill will ban subversion and foreign interference. de

kenneth, mona?ou. >>> in a typical month, airline passengers make 1,500 complaints to the department of transportation. over the past two months, they've logged 25,000, mostly concerning refunds. today eight senators are introducing legislation that forces airlines to refund ticket prices when passengers cancel their ticket. currently carriers must offer refunds only when a flight is canceled by the airline. sponsors say it will be tied to the next stimulus bill. >>> the local sheriff has received hundreds of complaints, some from employees, after the tesla factory in california reopened. the county had ordered it stay shut as a nonessential business. most workers do appear to be showing up for work. meanwhile ceo elon musk is thanking president trump for his support in the feud. >>> a barber in michigan has won a legal round against state orders to remain closed. he had opened in violation of governor gretchen whitmer's stay-at-home order. a judge has denied the state's request to shut down the bar

i'd like to thank janelle monae, gorillaz, and apologize to matt damon.a good idea to cut your own bangs. >>> first county in the bay area to reopen for dine i restaurants and more. >> when you get a covid-19 test before going to the dentist? might have to. >> when the summer sizzle arrives. >> our restaurant owners are excited. they can reopen. they also know that they need to have all the protocol in place to do so. as safely as possible. >> tonight napa county the first in the bay area to get the okay from the state to move further into phase 2. that means dine in restaurants. shopping malls and other businesses can reopen. keep in mind that doesn't mean the doors will be thrown wide open. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> because of the pandemic our efforts to build a better bay area are focussed on four key areas. the reopening of the county is a key part of the recovery. napa says it's ready to move forward sfwl the table

i'd like to thank janelle monae, gorillaz, and apologize to matt damon.and remember, it's always a good idea to cut your own bangs. >>> this is "nightline." live and learn. schools shuttered across the country. teachers forced to find new ways to connect. experimenting in remote learning. a digital divide, threatening to log some out of opportunities. >> i have a few families that did not have devices or internet access at home. >>> plus, staying sober, battling addiction in a socially distant world. >> becoming isolated has become a huge trigger not just for me but others with substance abuse issues. >> support groups go online. >> once i saw a faceha

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kenneth and mona. >> all right, alex there in d.c., thank you. >>> time now for a look at your monday morning weather. >>> these roofers in tennessee got caught off guard during a violent storm that rolled through nashville. widespread damage has been reported across the area and more than 200,000 power outages were reported overnight. incredible. that storm is now in the mid-atlantic area, but a new storm could move toward nashville later today. thunderstorms are also possible from the dakotas to st. louis. looking at today's high temperatures, 60s in the northeast. 51 in chicago, 80s in l.a., 90s in dallas and phoenix. >>> coming up, more supermarket chains are limiting the amount of meat you can buy. the latest on a potential shortage. >>> also ahead, from newly designed airline seats to a very different looking card table at the casino, what america could soon like like in a post-coronavirus world. >>> why a man drove straight through th people at higher risk, must take extra precautions. you are at higher risk if you are over 65, or if you have any serious underlying medical cond

kenneth, mona?tion of the class of 2020. >>> and on track to be the world's first trillionaire. "the skinny" is next. >> that's a story about me. >> sit down, be humble. ♪ ♪ >>> you hear the "pomp and circumstance." time for your friday "skinny." >> major online events are scheduled for later today and saturday night. the first is a live broadcast on facebook with highlights shared later on instagram, #graduation2020. the commencement address will be given by oprah winfrey with words of wisdom shared by awkwafina, lil nas x, and cardi b. >> it's more than a diploma, it's more than graduation. it's knowledge, it's knowing that you took it that you went through those hard nights studying. i didn't finish college but i went. i just want to say, congrats. you're about to start your life, you're about to make some money. >> who's doing cardi's hair? saturday night abc's airing a big event for grads with former president obama delivering the main speech along with a plethora of celebs including lebron jam

janelle monae is here! i can hear you all screaming from your home. think -- when i ran into janelle, last time i saw her was at the dubli naacp image awards. she said she would come on and show the tam fam some love. i heard you on social media throughout this year saying, "when is janelle going to come on? is she really coming to cs?" absolutely. i didn't imagine in this form. i didn't picture we'd be in a pandemic and she'd be in her home, i'd be here, and you'd be in your home at her quarantine. but here we are. i've interviewed her over the years, but this is the first time i get to do it on my own show. janelle monae is currently starting in the amazon prime hit show, "homecoming," and she joins us on skype from l.a. it is so good to see you! how are you holding up? 's to go well, i'm not going to lie, i don't know what day it is of the week, what time it is, wh alternate universe we are living in right now. i'm just trying to get used to

good morning, kenneth and mona.ng" has great craft ideas this year. this mother's day we can't grab flowers or a spa gift card or any of the usual gifts. instead "good housekeeping" style director laurie bergamoto has ideas. one idea, a mug decorated with kiddos' fingerprints. >> we have mugs here, we have paint, and thumbs. we need thumbs because we're finger painting. what you're going to do, you see that leo's put it on his thumb. mommy will hold the mug for you. we're making the wings of a butterfly. can you make the other wing over on that side? yeah, good. you want to make sure you're just using a kid-friendly paint like we are here, we have a lot of water-based paints. do the body of the butterfly. so that one gets a little bit bigger. go ahead. give him like a head, a top. there you go. take a paintbrush. if you want to zoom in here. you're just going to make little tiny antennae for your little cute thumb print butterfly. >> reporter: so whether it's older kids or younger, mom will love anything you make he

kenneth, mona?> all right, megan, thank you. >>> when we come back, oops, britney spears, what she did 20 years ago. >>> and what we're just finding out about michael jordan's legendary flu game. "the skinny" is next. ♪ oh baby oops i did it again ♪ i played with your heart got lost in the game ♪ >>> time now for "the skinny" starting with britney spears celebrating a major milestone for her record-breaking album. >> it was 20 years ago this weekend. >> what? >> a rising young pop star -- i'll repeat it, 20 years ago this weekend that she released her sophomore album "oops i did it again." it became the fastest-selling record ever by a female act in america, hitting certified diamond within a week. >> spears celebrated the anniversary with a compilation on instagram telling her fans -- take it away, mona. >> thank you for sticking with me and growing with me, i am one lucky girl. >> lucky. another one. ♪ so lucky ♪ but she cries cries cries >> i remember, real quick, i remember waiting up for that v

kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> tributes are pouring in for a trail blazer in sports casting.hyllis george helped break the glass ceiling for women covering sports when she joined cbs in 1975. she joined brent musburger on the "nfl today." in a statement musburger said phyllis didn't receive nearly enough credit for opening the sports broadcasting door for the talented women who took her lead. george was also a former miss america. she died from a blood disorder. phyllis george was 70 years old. >>> and coming up, a major change coming to major league baseball. no spitting. the other big changes on the way. >>> first a developing story from colorado. the husband of a woman missing since going on a mother's day bike ride makes a desperate plea for her return. for her return. sperate plea for her return. feel the coolpowerful 24-hour, claritin cool mnon-drowsy,es. allergy relief plus an immediate cooling sensation for your throat. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my jo

right, mona?either can nicholas cage. >> cage is set to star in a scripted series centered on the life of joe exotic himself. the subject of the wildly popular netflix series. >> the eight-episode series is based on a story published last year in "texas monthly," and it marks cage's first foray into tv. >> according to the press release published in "buzzfeed," the series will focus on how joe exotic eventually lost himself to a character of his own creation. no release date has been set yet. you know what i liked about the documentary, kenneth, is that joe exotic playing himself was even that much better. >> right. >> because then you got to see that there's no acting involved, this was him. >> then you put a nicholas cage on there, and will he have to find some hidden mystery, hidden in the constitution about tigers? >> somewhere in the louvre museum. >> that everybody deserves a tiger, it's in the bill of rights, that are missing because someone stole them and nicholas cage has to -- or there's

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kenneth and mona. >> all right, alex, thank you. >>> an employee at a poultry plant in nebraska is the latest worker in the meat industry to die from covid-19. meanwhile tyson foods says the production of pork has dropped 50% because of plant closures. wholesale meat prices are up 60%. many stores are absorbing that price increase, but consumers will see gradual price increases. beef is temporarily off the menu at this wendy's. the restaurant in michigan is blaming it on a supply shortage. in wisconsin there's a virus outbreak at a vegetable plant and the national guard is helping to test workers. >>> all right, time now for a look at your tuesday morning weather. a fierce storm blew through parts of kansas and missouri. winds topped 70 miles an hour and hail the size of a quarter was also seen in some areas. but the real story today is the falling temperatures. take a look. parts of the northeast could drop below freezing this morning before rebounding into the 50s later today. temperatures in the upper midwest will also be 10 to 15 degrees below normal for this time of year, but the

kenneth and mona. >> alex presha, thank you. >>> time now for a look at your thursday morning weatherradar shows more rain in the pacific northwest and northern rockies with snow in the mountains. wind and hail for texas and oklahoma and clear skies for the flood zone in michigan. the system that triggered that flooding is shifting south. a flood warning issued for roanoke and five inches of rain are possible in the carolinas. looking at today's high temperatures, 60s from new york to chicago. 50s in the pacific northwest. 70s in denver and salt lake city. low 80s in los angeles. >>> coming up, the mystery surrounding a plane that was stolen in california. >>> also ahead, changing your summer vacation plans. what more americans are now deciding to do. >>> and the unlikely place where a picasso painting just showed up. (music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪music) >>> i missed you very much. >> i missed you. >> a nurse who lives in minnesota is back home after deploying to new york. she surprised her daughter for her 7th birthday. mom was away for two long months. >> beautiful. >>> the legendary home of elv

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kenneth and mona? >> ines, thank you. >>> time now for a look at your monday morning weather. it was mother's day weekend, but still parts of new england got 9 inches of snow. this was the scene in vermont. and in upstate new york, they were golfing in the white stuff on satury. fortunately the snow is gone. some warmer temperatures have moved in this morning. it will be in the 60s from d.c. to boston today. but still chilly for the great lakes and midwest. temperatures only in the 40s and 50s, thunderstorms today in the southern plains and the heatwave finally eases up in the southwest. >>> coming up, a hiker slips and gets trapped in a whirlpool. the dramatic rescue next. >>> also ahead, what we're learning about the california surfer killed by a shark this weekend. >>> and a major development in the case of ahmaud arbery. the unarmed black jogger fatally shot in georgia. the new request from the state's >>> check out this rescue near fresno, california. a hiker slipped and became trapped in a whirlpool. an off-duty police officer was nearby and used some rope he had to reac

musician and actor janelle monae is here. you know patton oswalt from "king of queens," "ratatouille," and "a.p. bio. he's one of the greats and has a fantastic new stand-up special so, i'm excited to talk to patton, but first, "a closer look." >> seth: hello everyone, and welcome back to another attic show without tacos and i say without tacos, because that's an anagram for attic show and personally, i think coming up with anagrams is a fun way to pass time during a pandemic. denim cap. tng worse than wearing a denim cap is going through a pand baking a loaf of sourdough or noon day rye, which is an anagram for andy rooney who i realize i'm starting to sound like "have you ever noticed how anagrams are just the same letters in a different order?" but look, i'm not here to talk about portland mud i'm here to talk about donald trump because the president and his political allies are, once again, trying to subvert the 2020 election, suet the 2020 convertible by using the levers of power to target political opponents and disrupt

. >> 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. >>>

q-t, mona. and kenneth. >> news and love in america this morning. have a good weekend. >>> right now on "america this morning," the fight to re-open. armed protesters crowding into one state capitol as some lawmakers defy the governor and on the west coast, a new legal fight over closing the beaches. what's expected today. plus, president trump's new claim about where the coronavirus came from. >>> a new month today brings a new struggle for millions of americans who can't pay their bills. the growing protests against landlords collecting rent and the new warning about the number of americans who could lose their homes. >>> breaking his silence, former vice president joe biden set to address the sexual assault allegation against him for the first time. what we're learning. >>> plus, wild wind. the terrifying moment these window washers were sent spinning out of control. >>> an unusual delivery. should the government be delivering beer and cigarettes to addicts to keep them in quarantine? the growing debate. >>> and just in time for the weekend, a sm

kenneth and mona?>>> there's talk that amazon and jcpenney could be moving toward some sort of deal. a published report says amazon is in talks with the bankrupt store chain because it's eager to expand its apparel business. jcpenney filed for bankruptcy protection last friday night. there's been no comment on the reported talks from either company. >>> a dog named moose is now a doctor. >> moose is a labrador retriever. he's been a therapy dog at virginia tech for six years. now moose has been awarded a doctorate in veterinary medicine for the comfort he's provided to thousands since 2014. he's now officially dr. moose davis, put respect on his name. his brother derek also works as a therapy dog at the school. moose has helped in more than 7,500 counseling sessions and over 500 outreach events in his six years at virginia tech. >> you know what else, mona? dr. moose davis also is a cancer survivor. >> what? >> diagnosed with prostate cancer in february, just after his birthday, and began a treatment r

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kenneth, mona? you. >>> we're getting new insight into the mystery surrounding possible immunity to covid-19. scientists overseas now believe patients cannot be reinfected with the virus. meanwhile, a new hot spot has emerged here in the u.s. this morning a major boost to hopes of overcoming the coronavirus. south korean cdc now saying it's likely people cannot be infected twice. early in the outbreak hundreds of patients tested positive for a second time, prompting concern people were not immune to catching it again. but scientists now say those relapsing cases were testing failures. >> these results are very encouraging and should be very reassuring to the public that once you get infected with covid-19, it's unlikely that you're going to get infected again. >> reporter: experts warn the conclusion is still preliminary and they don't know how long that immunity will last. the encouraging news comes amid new questions about a possible vaccine. stocks falling tuesday just one day after moderna annou

trevor and mona. >> ines, thank you. >>> a setback this morning for billionaire richard branson's spaceompany. the first test of a private system to launch small satellites has failed. the rocket was carried above the pacific ocean by a 747 jet and then released but then something went wrong. virgin orbit company isn't saying what the problem was, if the system works. it will deploy satellites from anywhere a 747 can take off. >>> forecasters say there is a 40% chance that bad weather will delay a history making launch at kennedy space center. the first manned launch on u.s. soil in nearly a decade. the mission which could determine the future of commercial spaceflight is a collaboration between nasa and elon musk's company spacex. two astronauts will be heading to the international space station. >> we try to have a contingency plan for every scenario that we can imagine so if the crew were in danger for some reason, we'd have an answer and be able to get them out of danger and take them to safety. >> tomorrow's attempt, if it is delayed, it will be rescheduled for saturd effect for th

. >> 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

>> what is it, mona?ything with cheese. >> naturally. >> he only has three teeth. >> some things never change. it does make you say, wait, what? >>> so this next story probably will make you go aww more than wait, what? >> aww, what? >> for these dogs that were separated at birth, ran into each other on a walk, and they recognized each other. and then this adorable moment ensued. >> oh, okay. >> look at that, aww. >> dogs get a pass for not social distancing. when they're doing this. so this is rosie and monty. a pair of cockapoos, been in the same litter, they'd been separated for nearly a year, and they're getting a good hug in. >> and of course it went viral on twitter because we all can use news like that right now. >> yes, a very gentle wait, what? >>> i love this, a guy decided to change up his career. this was a nasa engineer turned youtuber. maybe not as popular as chef kobe. actually, i think he's even more popular. he built a squirrel-proof bird feeder in his backyard. >> that will get them, yea

kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> we are expecting to learn today that another 2 million americans filed for unemployment benefits in the last week. that would bring the total to nearly 41 million since the pandemic began. amtrak now says it's preparing to cut its workforce by 20%. boeing plans to cut 12,000 u.s. jobs, and american airlines plans to cut 30% of its management staff. >>> a college student accused of killing two men in connecticut has been captured. the nearly six-day manhunt for peter manfredonia ended near a truck stop in hagerstown, maryland. the 23-year-old was wanted in connection with a machete attack and the shooting of a former classmate. manfredonia was recently seen in pennsylvania. police believe he took an uber to maryland. he was arrested without incident. his family says he suffers from mental illness. >>> a florida man was caught potentially looking for targets for a mass shooting in tampa. they say that muhammad al azhari was providing support for isis previously convicted on terror charges in saudi arabia and faces 20 years in prison if convicted. >>>

kenneth, mona?united airlines are the latest major carriers to report staggering losses. american says it lost $2.2 billion in the last three months. united lost $1.7 million. meanwhile more airlines will require face coverings for passengers. delta, united, and frontier are putting that rule in place over the next week. >>> the outbreak has turned a connecticut teacher into a baby boys caretaker. >> first grade teacher luciana lira has taken the newborn brother of one of her students into her home. meso was born premature. he can't go home because his dad and brother have both tested positive for coronavirus. the teacher will take care of him until they're all okay. the mom was on a ventilator for a few weeks and has been home since last weekend. remember when we talked about teachers play a bigger role than just instructing students? i think this is an example of that. >> educators once again stepping up to help a family in need in that community. and you know, i'm sure it's happening a lot. to th

kenneth and mona? >> ines, thank you. >>> turning to the weather, heavy rain drenched south florida for a third straight day turning streets into rivers. up to three inches of rain per hour fell in the miami area. now let's take a closer look at your wednesday morning weather. on the radar storms are moving across the south and the midwest right now. texas could also be hit with severe thunderstorms from waco to san antonio. that system spawned at least one toward for a second straight day near des moines, iowa. one of the twisters was caught on camera before the warning sirens could even go off. minor damage reported. looking at today's high temperatures, 70s and 80s in the northeast where it will be dry. 70s in minneapolis and more heat on the west coast, 82 in l.a. 103 in phoenix. >>> coming up, a landmark being turned into a drive-in movie theater. >>> but first the history making launch at kennedy space center planned just hours from now. the major risk involved. we hear from the astronauts. >>> a

kenneth and mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> amazon and jcpenney may be planning to join forces.days after the department store tied for bankruptcy, the two companies were reportedly in talks and sources say it may be an opportunity for amazon to expand its apparel business. jcpenney plans to close about 240 stores. >>> we turn to a deadly shooting on a florida military base and the alleged involvement of the al qaeda terror group. federal authorities now say a saudi aviation student who killed three people at the pensacola naval air station last december had links to al qaeda. investigators say they found evidence on his iphones. the justice department says he joined the saudi military to carry out a special operation after years of preparation. >> he wasn't just coordinating with them about planning and tactics, he was helping the organization make the most it could out of his murders. >> both the fbi director and attorney general criticized apple for not helping to unlock the suspect's phones, but apple claims it did provide technical support. >>> we turn now to the severe wea

kenneth, mona. >> all right, megan, thank you. >>> a remarkable survival story from wisconsin. army veteran arvin mccray is home after spending 50 days in the hospital with coronavirus and spent 18 days on a ventilator and said beating the requires is like being born all over again. >>> time now for a look at your wednesday morning weather. some ominous scenes in the skies over south carolina. those are called shelf clouds. take a good look at them. they were seen just before severe storms rolled in. luckily there won't be anything like that across most of the south today where sunny skies are in today's forecast. checking today's high temperatures, 69 degrees in atlanta, only in the low 40s across the northeast, record heat in the southwest. 107 in phoenix. 90 in los angeles. much cooler in the northwest and around the great lakes today. >>> coming up, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg in the hospital. >>> also ahead, the racially charged shooting caught on camera in georgia. an unarmed black man jogging down the street is killed. the governor weighs in overnight. >>>

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kenneth and mona. >> ines, thank you. >>> a top congressman is urging airlines to stop packing their planes. the chairman of the house transportation committee is asking airlines to book only two-thirds of their capacity on each plane in order to guarantee social distancing. >>> a louisiana doctor says he contracted the coronavirus on a crowded flight. he believes it was transmitted through his eyes. dr. joseph fair, a contributor for nbc news says he wore a mask and gloves on a flight from new york to new orleans but his eyes were unprotected. >> we tend to focus on the nose and mouth because that is the most common route, but droplets landing on your eyes are just as infectious, and, of course, i wasn't wearing goggles on the flight. >> dr. fair says they were packed on the plane and should have gotten off. >>> the airport in las vegas may be famous for slot machines, but now it has ppe vending machines. travelers can now also buy a mask, gloves and hand sanitizer before their flight. >>> time now for a look at your friday morning weather. wind-driven wildfires have merged to consu

kenneth and mona. >> ines, thank you. and new video has emerged showing an event attended by vice president mike pence just hours after he learned his spokeswoman had tested positive. an aide was seen here approaching executives at friday's event and immediately removed their murphys before the roundtable. we're told the woman did not ask the guests to take off their masks but said they weren't needed because they were already seated six feet apart. >>> and trying to push the end to restrictions and police officers in texas had to dodge bullets as they broke up a fight. in new video of this texas park packed with people and then gunfire. >> oh, oh. go, go. >> reporter: more than 400 people filling the park in ft. worth despite orders discouraging large gatherings. police say someone fired dozens of shots when officers moved in to disperse the crowd. five people were wounded. local officials frustrated. >> we're trying to begin to ease off the restrictions to get back to what we're calling a new normal and things like this

kenneth and mona. >> all right, alex, thank you. >>> now to the nation's meat supply crisis. agriculture secretary sonny perdue says we've turned a corner after dozens of meatpacking plants were forced to close because of virus outbreaks. he expects supplies to improve in stores within ten days. shortages have been fueling price hikes. packs of ground beef in miami are selling for $11. several processing plants are restarting production today including the smithfield facility in south dakota closed for nearly a month. a major pork plant in iowa is also resuming limited production. local leaders say they're satisfied with new safety precautions. >> i am hoping that the measures that are put in place right now by the company will be able to mitigate any potential risk for the workers in our community. >> reporter: meanwhile, in nebraska coronavirus cases are on the rise. one of the heardest hit areas is home to a meat plant. >>> in georgia, protesters are demanding justice as state investigators look into the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man who was out jogging. video sh

trevor and mona? >> andrea, thank you for that report. >>> and despite more testing, half of the nation's states won't meet the white house goal of testing all nursing home residents and workers by today. that's according to a review by the associated press. some aren't even trying to meet the deadline. others cite costs and lack of resources for the failure. about 1/3 of all coronavirus deaths were in nursing homes. >>> president trump is barring travel into the united states from brazil, one of the hardest hit countries in the pandemic. the ban takes effect thursday. it does not apply to american citizens or permanent residents. abc's ines de la cuetara has more. p strel er: overnight president restrictions on brazil. more cases of covid-19 are surging. according to data from john hopkins university, brazil has more than 363,000 cases, ranking second for most cases worldwide, only behind the united states, now surpassing 1.6 million. the white house saying in a statement they are suspending the entr

mona hanna-attisha from outside flint, michigan. thank you very much. >> woouff: today is there probably has never been a more importnt time to stop and recognize this profession. betty ferrell of city of hope national medical cenalr in southernornia, has worked in nursing for more than in tonight's "brief but spectacular," she reminds us how nurses show up for us, and howwe an show up for them. >> across america, and around the world, nurses are delivering excellent care. is a nurse who is in that room holding the phone as a family member is saying goodbye to a patient that they can't even see. it's the nurse who will be in that room when the ventilator is withdrawn, and it is a nurse who will be bathing the body of that patient and calling thatamily to comfort them after the death. nurses are really the predominant workforce across all settings of care, for every populati impacted by this disease. illness care that's focused on quality of life. i've been an oncology nurse my enti career. our project, elnec, is the end-of-life nurs

kenneth, mona? >> thank you, megan. again, another tragic incident. more about briana taylor., an emt. she was working for two hospitals. the 26-year-old had dreams of becoming a nurse. she's described as a quiet, peaceful, loving and caring person by family and friends. and more also about walker, her boyfriend. he was charged with attempted murder as megan mentioned. he was also released from jail by a judge. i think just a couple of weeks after the incident. no history of violence, no history of drug offenses. again, no drugs or anything illegal found in that home of briana taylor. >> one quick note to add is that police, the suspect they had been looking for, had been arrested before the raid on taylor's apartment. >> so a lot of answers that need to be -- a lot of questions that need to be answered by the local police department. again, an internal investigation is ongoing. >>> coming up, loud talkers and covid-19. >> a new study suggesting talking loudly can spread infection just as much as coughing or sneezing. actually w. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells!

trevor and mona?king aim at joe biden after the former vice president slammed him for playing golf as more americans die and the economy tanks. the president defended his right to play golf and accused biden of constantly vacationing when he was in office, and he attacked president obama saying he was always playing golf. but trump has actually played more golf than obama since taking office. >>> the white house is now placing travel restrictions on brazil with coronavirus cases exploding in that country. this order applies to nearly all non-u.s. citizens. green card holders, close relatives of american citizens, and flight crew members are the only ones exempt. brazil is second only to the u.s. for coronavirus infections. before the pandemic there were bee s. and brazi just 13 flig says south america is now the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic. that's largely due to the more than 363,000 cases in brazil. nearly 23,000 people have died there. brazil's president has come under fire for calling the

kenneth, mona?neyland plans to reopen next monday, and that may show the way for disney's other theme parks. visitors and staff will be required to wear masks. characters will not but they won't be close to visitors. the park will be limited to 30% of capacity. disney is the parent company of abc news. >>> the retired kansas farmer who made news when he sent a gift to new york's governor is being rewarded for his kindness. >> denise runky sent one of his remaining n-95 masks to the governor asking that it be given to a nurse or doctor in new york. yesterday the governor awarded him a degree from agriculture. he left the school two credits short 49 years ago to take care of his family. >> just incredible there. just karma right there. just coming right back to him, and him getting something he deserved. just two credits short? >> just two credits short. it's great to see when people do something just out of the kindness of their heart, they don't want anything in return, but they get something even b

kenneth, mona? >>> costco lovers, i got some good news for you guys. free samples are coming back.irus. costco's cfo says they will return in june with a slow rollout and some changes. he says shoppers will no longer be able to pick up samples with their fingers. more menu options are also returning to food courts. i think that's in the best interests of everyone, period, to keep those free samples safe and clean and sanitary. >> so we're going to have the toothpicks, right? no more digging right in there, right? >> i hope so. >> that's what they've always had. >> i hope so. well, i will say the hot dogs are the bomb too. >> okay. >>> coming up, we'll update this morning's breaking news from minneapolis. >>> later in "the skinny," dolly parton's new video. her song written in quarantine. you're watching "world news now." ♪ and hold my loved ones extra tight ♪ struggling to clean tough messes with wipes? try mr. clean magic eraser sheets. just wet, squeeze and erase icky messes in microwaves and on stovetops for an amazing clean, get the power of mr. clean magic eraser in disposable

. >>> mona, what's your crayon color? >> oh!lmond. >> we've got a change to tell you about crayola to promote diversity. >> the company has come out with two dozen new colors to represent 40 skin tones, part of crayola's "colors of the world" collection. deep golden, deep rose, medium almond. the box has the crayon's names in english, spanish, and french. >> guess what i did, i got a printout here. the color spectrum here. we've got a little chart. you can see it. i looked at it, i'm golden. ♪ live my life >> go ahead, jill scott. ♪ golden living my lifelike it's golden ♪ what color? you might be -- >> warm almond. but go ahead. >> almond? >> pick one for me. >> i know my mac color. my makeup artist really knows my color. crayon does too. >> this to me is more than just a crayon color. for this, this is normalizing skin tones all across the board. >> yes. >> there is no universal nude. you are the norm no matter what shade you are, not an anomaly. some of us wouldn't look like the walking dead. >> speaking of shade. go out there

mona hanna-attisha was one of the earliest to sound the alarm about the water problem. she jos us by skype from her home. dr. mona hanna-attisha, thanks so much for joining us and i should note, one reason why you are at home and not seeing patients right now that you have-- you have recovered from coronavirus. how are you eling now? >> knock on wood, i am feeling so much better. i still can't taste or smell, but the scary respiratory cough, shortness of breath, those things are all gone. i >> yanas just looking at these statistics at the genesee health department's website.ay theyhat 40% of the cases where flint is-- are in the city of flint, even though flint accounts for only about 25% of the population. why do you think that and do you think it could have something to do with the water crisis? >> that's really being seen thsughout the country in te of the disparities of who is getting most impacted by this crisis. we are also seeing very much in detroit, michigan's kind of one of the hardest-hit states and this pandemic outside the detroit area. it's genesee county

next week on the show sarah paulson, janelle monae, patton oswalt and kevin hart. hope you will join us, too. my guest tonight is a three-time nba champion, two-time mvp and now, mini golf legend. his miniature golf show "holey moley 2: the sequel" premieres one week from tonight here on abc. from the golden state warriors, please welcome stephen curry. hello, steph, how you doin'? >> what's up, jimmy? how you doin'? >> jimmy: i'm doin' all right. looks like things are neat in your house, things are not as neat in my house. >> i just picked the right spot. i'm totally frontin' right now. everything on this side of the camera is a total mess. >> jimmy: that makes sense. i can't believe you quit basketball to play miniature golf. it's something i never imagined. when jordan quit to play baseball, that was big, but this is extra ridiculous. >> i was inspired by the documentary for sure to find my true calling in life, and i think i found it. >> jimmy: have you been watching the documentary? >> i have. really cool perspective to hear him talk about his career in his ow

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