partnershipsor with competing constituencies to develop a plan for the region and then in 2010 to make national news like in 2001. we are here tonight is a part of that partnership is working with the federal government to provide assistance and funding and those water rights and to take water out of theat ground. so typically 350,000 feet of water to fully irrigate the basin and at the beginning of the season farmers were told erthey get a fraction of that maybe 130,000. and then to charge the canals and preparing with water that comes with summer and 100,000 of that 140,000 need. there was less than anticipated not enough snow and it melted too fast. .. . .. . to harvest and it took a bg hit. the workers that usually harvest are not going to have jobs to go to. local business that supplies things like seed and fertilizer and farm equipment, they are hit hard, too mac. the farmers and the communities need our help and they need it now. the worst thing we can do is stand by and say in these times of trouble we are not here to help. we've looked at the bureau of flexibility and ability to utilize the

there i'm here in france like you're watching and question broadcasting from our team erika's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and around the world here's the stories we're working on for you today 1st a fire a certain new york continues its fight against the pandemic but now social distancing patrols are taking a turn for the worse details next in a full report plus the u.n. chief says that the pandemic has unleashed a tsunami of hate and xenophobia with the rising tensions between nations and blame games were discussed all that next then surveillance planes began flying over baltimore maryland after a court ruling allowing for this controversial program is the test is this a testing ground for a better america under watch right said it's time to booster new i.q. . the coronavirus pandemic continues to take the world by storm worldwide cases are now topping 3900000 with 272000 reported deaths here in the united states alone over 1200000 cases and over 76000 deaths are taking a closer look at the nation new york continues to

new zealand's opposition national party has elected a new boss who will have to go up against one of the world's most popular leaders. will take on prime minister just send our john she's been widely praised for her handling of the coronavirus crisis. well president donald trump is pulling the u.s. out of an important arms control treaty trump says russia has not been complying with the open skies agreement the deal was signed 2 decades ago to increase military transparency and this will be the 3rd arms control pact to trump has scrapped he also canceled the i.m.f. nuclear treaty with russia and the nuclear accord on iran. u.s. president donald trump has ordered flags on government buildings to be flown at half mast in memory of cova 1000 victims more than 90000 americans have died of the disease so far but drums says he will not impose another lockdown if there's a 2nd wave of infections and during a factory visit he set off a controversy over his attitude toward face masks. did donald dawn a mosque or didn't he despite a state and company policy making it mandatory for president tr

and so 2010 didn't end up to be national news like 2001. well, i'm here tonight to say that part of that partnership was working with the federal government intensely to provide assistance, to provide assistance in funding that would help retire or disconnect the use of water rights for a different year and to pump water out of the ground. use ground water, which is very expensive. the water use association says that typically, 350,000 acre feet of water is needed to fully irrigate the basin. at the beginning of this season, farmers were told they'd get a fraction of that. maybe 140,000 acre feet of water. so they went to work with that in mind. they have to charge the canals, get initial water into the canals and prepare for planning, prepare for the water that would come with summer. and they used about 25,000 of that 140,000 acre feet. but there was less water even than anticipated. unexpectedly low inflows from the snow pack. not enough snow and it melted too fast. and so now, it's not 140,000 acre feet, it's 80,000. again, putting it o

now take new york out of the national numbers, the numbers for the rest of the nation are going up. ey are going up. to me that vindicates what we're doing here in new york which says follow the science, follow the data. put the politics aside and the emotion aside. what we're doing here shows results. the hospitalization rate is down. the number of deaths is down and the number of new cases is down. for me, i've been focusing on this number of new cases. that's where our health professionals are focused. why? because with everything we've done, closed schools, closed businesses, everybody shelter at home, all the precautions about wear a mask, wear gloves, et cetera. you still have 600 new cases that walked in the door yesterday. week before that we still saw 1,000 new cases every day. where are those new cases still coming from because we've done everything we can to close down how are you still generating 600 new cases every day? where are they coming from? again, let's look at the facts, look at the data. let's understand and see what we can do. so what we've done over the past f

hello there on a military and you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here tonight's top stories jeffrey epstein is victims are now speaking out in a new netflix documentary this as the woman accused of orchestrating his under-age sex crimes is asking a judge to delay her case against one of those victims and it's official president trump has deemed houses of worship and essential pushing for churches mosques and temples to reopen despite pushback from state governors. plus new data out of new york city shows social distancing enforcement.

you take new york out of the national numbers, the numbers for the rest of the nation are going up. they are going up. to me, that vindicates what we are doing here in new york, which says follow the science. follow the data. put the politics aside and the emotions aside. showse are doing here results. hospitalization rate is down, the number of deaths is down, and the number of new cases is down. and the number of new cases is down. i have been focusing on the number of new cases. that's where our health professionals are focused. with everything we have done, close schools, close businesses, everybody shelter at home, all of the precautions about wearing a mask and gloves, etc., you still have 600 new cases that walked in the door yesterday. a week before that, we some 1000 new cases every day. where are those new cases still coming from? because we have done everything we can to close down. how are you still generating 600 new cases every day? where are they coming from? let's look at the facts and data, let's understand and see what we can do. we have done over the past few days

hello there i'm on the a tram you're watching in place jim broadcasting from our to america national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world and here are today's top stories 1st up where it has all that stimulus money gone and how soon can the government reopened you know those are the questions u.s. lawmakers are asking as they grilled the treasury secretary and federal reserve chairman today plus president trump is threatening to defund the world health organization discrediting the organization and calling china calling them china centric rather then.

from cairo, every nation was immediately alerted. newk was then the clearinghouse for the vaccines and equipment needed to fight in -- the epidemic that was menacing egypt. how about serums, needles, syringes -- anything else? anything? don't worry about the payment. the world health organization will pay. let's get going fast. the answer was swift. the soviet union and the united states. vaccines were shipped. planes with precious food into egypt. in record time the egyptian government have the entire population immunized. six put into isolation wards. affected areas were methodically disinfected. and within three months, completely eradicated from egypt. ♪ in the internal battle, the struggle has been won, won by international cooperation. but there is a tremendous test before us. a test for all people, by all people. the lives of little children, too, must he saved, that mothers might yet smile in a new world. cdcounded in 1946, the worked with state health departments to combat the spread of disease. up next on real america, from thi

so, again, if you are "the new york times", for instance, and cover not just national news and internationals but the state of new york where are the skating editorials and where is the smugness in the coverage we see so often reserved on the federal level in terms of the trump administration and where is that being directed at governor cuomo? why aren't the hard questions being asked of him? i think we know the obvious answer. "the new york times", mark, has not endorsed a republican presidential candidate since 1956. that means they endorsed mcgovern or carter 1980 or mondale in 84, carrie 2004 and go down the list so we know where they stand. i don't know how they could be the paper of record when you have to go back more than 50 years to find a republican that they endorse for the highest office in the land. mark: i want to switch to another topic briefly with you, joe concha, hill newspaper. that is russia. we have evidence unequivocal evidence of how the process, not only screwed this up, but carried the water for those who wanted to remove the president of the united states. yet, when

news tonight. tensions boil over across the nation. demonstrations in dozens of cities turn violent. grief and anger over the death of george floyd pinned down by minneapolis police continue after a fifth day despite one officer's arrest, new demands for justice. >> hands up. >> don't shoot! >> jones: more national guard troops are deployed. the state's governor blames outsiders for the mayhem. >> the administration is incredibly dangerous. >> jones: atlanta's mayor responds with america on edge. >> this is not in the spirit of martin luther king, jr. go home! >> jones: at the white house, president trump warns protesters there and calls on minnesota to crack down. >> they've got to get tougher. >> jones: but others call for a deeper understanding of what's behind the frustration. >> there is a pandemic of police brutality. >> liftoff. >> jones: also tonight, historic lift off from american soil. the supreme court allows california's virus restrictions on church, and later, school bus drivers in a st. louis suburb hit the road for a proper sendoff. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >

nation desperately seeking some. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. you might as well thought that we never came into contact with germs in public before ever. never! >> shannon: i always get scared when they do the hotel room things and you see the junk that is in there. the world is a scary place. >> laura: but we still go on. >> shannon: by the way, we do have some positive news that we will tell you on "fox news @ night" tonight. thank you, laura. to be to great show. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. growing rejection of the lockdown from two ends of the societal spectrum. minnesota's catholic church and some lutheran churches resuming services next week choosing to defy democratic governor tim wolf who bans their choosing to open their doors may 26. the same day that casinos are allowed to open and a day after the governor freed them all of america. in my home state of florida, currently run by republicans, bars are declaring they are essential. they are getting ready to protest over memorial day weekend. are

quentin sommerville, bbc news, athens. let's ta ke let's take you quickly live to china. to beijing. this is the nationalrch, postponed because of the coronavirus and it is expected that china here will introduce a new national security law in hong kong that looks set to limit freedoms in the territory there. there are expected to be protests, an angry reaction to that in hong kong itself. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @ l vaughanjones. this is bbc news. most of us will have at least a little welcome rain through the day ahead, but it does look fresher for all. the south and the east held on to the sunniest weather and the warmth at 28 celsius, but for most it felt a little fresher during the day on thursday. this huge swirl of cloud will be responsible for the transition and for the rain. now, as that comes and it's really quite deep for this time of year so it will bring some unseasonably windy weather, gales are being warned about all ready for part of northern ireland, scotland, met office warning in force here. and it hangs around, as you can see, for much of the weekend, bringing further strong

protesters want to express their outrage not only against the national anthem law but also against the new national security law imposed by the chinese government the full text of the legislation has yet to be published but it has raised international alarm over freedoms in the city. non-con security chief defended the measures on chinese state television. when it is necessary and important to establish a legal framework and enforcement mechanism for safeguarding national security and the hong kong special administrative region at the state level this will be conducive to the long term stability and prosperity of hong kong and also helpful in safeguarding the legitimate rights and freedoms of hong kong residents young and call for action. but that's exactly what the protesters feel how can we loose the freedoms and civil liberties secured when the former british colony was handed back to china in 1997 there are meant to remain in place for at least another 2 decades beijing brands the matter and internal chinese of. there but the leader of hong kong's pro-democracy civic party is calling o

some $3000.00 delegates from all of the china have gathered for the national congress in beijing normally lasting 2 weeks the our new congress has been shortened this year to just one because of the coronavirus pandemic so it's straight down to business the national committee chair says new security laws for hong kong will be discussed on day one. i need you in there wouldn't do to ensure the policy of one country 2 systems is firmly up held over the long term we will strengthen the sense of mission and political responsibility of national committee members representing hong kong and macau and firmly support the improvement of systems and mechanisms for enforcing china's constitution and the basic laws of those 2 special administrative regions i thought. has long considered limiting opposition movements in hong kong but the issue intensified after large anti-government protests last year when pro-democracy activists took to hong kong streets to protest a number of proposed changes to the city's laws the demonstrators believe beijing is chipping away at the territories unique rights to assembly and free speech just t

new law. if passed, it would make disrespecting china's national anthem a criminal offence. jing. victoria hui is associate professor of political science at the university of notre dame in indiana, where her research focuses on china. victoria, thank you very much for being with us. so, this new law. we have had words like sedition, things that are quite obscure. can you tell us what difference this will make four lives of people in hong kong? it's going to be a huge difference. so last year we saw this overwhelming escalation of protest against the administration, the extradition bill would have allowed beijing to request anyone from hong kong, not just to request anyone from hong kong, notjust hong kong people but also you guys, anyone visiting hong kong, to be turned over the border. this new bill is actually, 0k, turned over the border. this new bill is actually, ok, you don't want this? well, in addition to we transferring you, you over the border, we are also going to send state security agents to come to hong kong. we are going to basically be able to keep a tab on ev

increasingly, around the country, not in national news outlets like that, but around the country local news outlets and local officials too are only keeping one eye on that larger national picture you that see reflected in those acute ways in national media. you see local officials and local media keeping one eye on that larger national picture. but only one eye. because really, the other thing they've got to focus on is the fact that things are getting really rough locally at home. and this is something that is apparently not really a national news story yet. but if you look around, nationwide, you can start to see this story grow from the ground up. reuters reports today that over this past week 20 states have had rising case numbers of coronavirus. and whether or not 20 states having rising case numbers sounds good or bad to you, it is definitely not good that the week before that there were only 13 states that had rising case numbers. so that number rising to 20 states with rising case numbers, week to week, that is not good. it means our epidemic is going in the wrong direction. t

hello there i'm fair in france i could watch it in western broadcasting from our team erika's national news headquarters in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and around the world here are tonight's top stories we're working on for you as many states of europe to open during this pandemic one state is undergoing great controversy over the firing of one of its public health officials are a full report next plus co the 19 data is reportedly being shared with law enforcement with some states even sharing patients' names this parking major privacy push back we're going to discuss this next to our panel of guests plus china now bowing to retaliate after the u.s. secretary of state 1st warm words to taiwan's president during her inauguration all right so tired of trying to boost her news i.q. .

states has announced travel restrictions on brazil as kobe had 900 cases in the latin american nation. new restrictions by most non us citizens from entering the country if they visited the latin american nation in the past 2 weeks. with the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after risking it all states have done so much for joining me steve clemons on the bottom line for your weekly take on u.s. politics and society i'm changing the but the institutions frequently don't the system itself is set up to benefit those who understand people who actually believe things that are not true that is a crisis for democracy is a crisis of concentration the bottom line.

new law. if passed, it would make disrespecting china's national anthem a criminal offence. easing of lockdown in england. he said that from monday, up to six people from different households could meet outside. but he said people should still not meet up indoors, and should maintain social distancing even outdoors. meanwhile, police say his top adviser dominic cummings, who's been at the centre of a political storm after he was accused of breaking lockdown restrictions, may have done so in one minor instance. laura kuenssberg has this report. what will it look like on the other side? the reflections of a new reality slowly starting to appear. a different life after lockdown, as the rules begin to relax. the prime minister made it official today — in england the next phase is on the way. i cannot and will not throw away all the gains we have made together, and so the changes we are making are limited and cautious. it's thanks to the caution we've shown so far that all five tests are being met. that means from monday, as long as you keep your distance, some freedom will retur

hello there i'm going to watch again question broadcasting from the party america's national news headquarters here in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here tonight's top stories 1st up doctors in new york are puzzled after 15 children many of whom how the coronavirus are now exhibiting mysterious symptoms details next in a full report plus many state governors are struggling on whether to remain closed or to reopen up next we'll hear from some americans eager to get back to work and last but not least a top amazon engineer calls it quits after several whistleblowers are fired by the company we'll speak with a former amazon employee who criticized the company's working conditions during this pandemic alright it's time to boost your news i knew. today the pandemic now tops 3600000 cases across the globe with about 254000 reported deaths about a 3rd of those cases right here in the u.s. where there are now over a 1000000 confirmed cases and about 70000 deaths meantime in hard hit new york a total of 319000 cases and 25000 deaths and n

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hello there i'm an english hand out watching in question broadcasting from hearty america's national news headquarters here in washington d.c. and i want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are tonight's top stories 1st the us again denies being involved in the failed coup attempt in venezuela but he flat out rejection made during a u.n. security council hearing details on that next plus president trump now meeting with essential workers in battleground michigan the same state dealing with the record unemployment numbers catastrophic flooding and grappling with the pandemic a full report coming up plus nasa is making preparations for next week's space launch aiming to change the future of commercial space.

america's national news headquarters here in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are your top stories tonight 1st doctors in new york are puzzled after 15 children many of whom have the florida virus are now exhibiting mysterious syndrome some details next in a full report then venezuela's president is blasting the united states for its failed attempt at another who they say in a televised speech nicolas maduro shows the world to americans now in custody and several states are in phase one of their reopening of their economy and while the rest of the nation remains on lockdown and one specific group is just trying to stay alive it's time to boost your immune i thank you. let's begin this hour with the global fight against kobe had 19 today the pandemic now topping 3600000 cases with 254000 reported deaths about a 3rd of those cases here in the u.s. where there are now over a 1000000 confirmed cases and about 70000 deaths meantime in hard hit new york a total of 319000 cases and 2500

this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lewis vaughan jones. china's national people's congress is under way in beijing. subjects for discussion include a new security law for hong kong. it's already been criticised by pro—democracy activists. another 2.5 million americans claim unemployment benefits. now it's middle class suburbia queuing at the food banks. president trump visits a ventilater plant in the key us swing—state of michigan. he trades verbal blows with the state's democratic governor and chooses not to wear a mask in public. getting into greece. we look at how tourists will be screened this summer, as hopes rise of reviving the multi—billion pound tourist industry. china's annual session of parliament has begun in beijing after being delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic. in his opening speech premier li keqiang acknowledged the fight to contain the virus still on going — he joined thousands of delegates in holding a minutes silence for those who had lost their lives to the illness. he also told the hall that the government hadn't set an econ

-- turkey is another civilized nation threatened by old perils but alive with new vigor, and everywhere, one sees people busy, learning new ways. many years ago, turkey tore off the veil and liberated its women, who now work side-by-side with their men building a new nation, hoping someday to be free of ancient fears. fear may have been the cement of nato, but hope is its superstructure and freedom its trade. (music) men may argue and quarrel, and buy communist newspapers, which denounced nato. and they are free to buy it, for in the atlantic decade freedom has prevailed. since nato was formed, not one foot of free soil has been lost. [crowd cheering] the postwar world began with a hunger for peace and home. (music) but dissolution began to set in early after the war, for liberation brought slavery to some countries. [marching footsteps] but there were some brave men left in the east who attempted the impossible. after prague, a new target, berlin. 1948, a year of fear. the western peoples had not wanted this, but this time the west acted, this time foresighted men

>>thank you lawrence now we go to national news and the u.s. justice department is considering whether to bring federal hate crime charges in the shooting death case of art arbery the 25 year-old was a black man and he was shot and killed on february 23rd. his death causing nationwide outrage after there was a video of the deadly confrontation that surfaced. the suspects 64 year-old greg with michael and his 34 year-old son travis mcmichael our white and according to a police report. greg mcmichael told police he and his son grabbed their guns and chased arbery in their truck but leaving here is responsible for burglaries in their neighborhood. they were not arrested until may 7th and now face charges of murder and aggravated assault. georgia's attorney general has requested that the d o j investigate the handling of the case. coming up while balancing schoolwork and fighting off fordham 3 best friends have also started a mask making company. and there are only 15 years old. and coming up a new study says our eyes could potentially spread coron

hello there i'm in illinois and you're watching in question broadcasting from our to america national news headquarters here in washington d.c. we want to welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are your top stories today now today many state governors are struggling whether to remain closed or begin to open up and up next in a full report or tell you about the risk they will soon take and how many americans are reacting then over to venezuela their president blasting the united states for what he says is another failed attempt at a coup in a televised speech nicolas maduro shows the world proof he's got 2 americans now in custody and plus n.b.c. news chief andrew black is out in the media company calling it restructuring in a full report going to take a closer look at what that code phrase really needs and lacks personal attacks on this very network all right let's get your news i. mean coronavirus pandemic is taking a serious toll on the u.s. economy right now nearly 21 states remain on lockdown while 23 others are in phase one of businesses to reopen it'

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they made national news and now had insurance industry is pushing back. it says most polly conditions excludes institute accuses the what we plan for are for th 2 million homes? california that are exposed on to wildfire risk. >> reporter: they say they exclude pandemics because they are widespread and unpredictable. but the chef's lead lawer e reads it differently. >> they are lying to the public. they are going to the government and lying to the government. they are going to theirer ajens and lying to their agents and saying, that everybody has a virus exclusion. it's just a flat out untruth. >> the 84-page polly for luka's doesn't have the world pandemic baa it sus sposfy loss due to virus or bacteria. many policies don't include that language at all. the chefs say insurance companies have money po pay them. they reported hundreds of billions of dollars in cash, a sign of its financial help. but money is reserved for things that are indisputably covered like wildfires and it shouldn't be spent for businesses like luka's. >> by the time we reach wildfir

national news and one of the biggest moments in america law enforcement history when it comes to organizede. "the new york times" called it a scintillating triumph for a team of federal prosecutors who shattered the ora of invincebility of a notorious gangster. the prosecution's most visible member was 38-year-old john gleason who had a calm air and boyish appearance, horn rimmed glass s and earnest voice gleason seemed to enhance the image, a james stewart character perhaps upholding truth against the mob. >> after six weeks, prosecutor john gleason began by trying to dilute whatever the effect the mob boss image might have had on the jury. he said this is not a media event. this is not a movie. it is not about a movie star. it's not a stage. it's a trial and an american courtroom. gleason went on to read from the transcripts of fbi bugs that detailed the murders and evidence that gotti was the boss of the gambino crime family. >> the prosecutor that got john gotti would serve as a federal judge in the eastern district of new york and retired as a judge in 2016. this week he surfaced agai

nation, exceeds the number of u.s. military combat fatalities in every conflict since the korean war. front page of the "new york times" right now. this is the front page of "washington post" right now. all columns across the top. 100,000 deaths. pandemic has exposed nation's vulnerables, and dangerous divide. the stark milestone, 100,000 deaths, comes less than three months after the first american was reported to have died. the people most ravaged are those who are suffering, often unseen, the elderly, african-americans, and the working poor. the "washington post" front page tonight. this is the front page tonight at usa today. quote, 100,000 deaths. 100,000 people have died from coronavirus in the united states. and it will continue to change our lives. the u.s. is the only country to record anywhere near one million cases of the coronavirus. the country now hits another somber milestone. here's the front page tonight over at the web site for our friends at cnn. 100,000 americans didn't have to die. one tragedy of america's coronavirus milestone is that so many didn't have to die. another is that no one

there i'm going to watch and you're watching in question are broadcasting from our to america national news headwaters in washington d.c. one welcome our viewers from across the nation and all around the world here are tonight's top stories 1st up president trump pulling the u.s. out of yet another deal what's the reason behind this move and what will happen to the new start treaty set to expire later this year we're going to discuss that. as the grown a virus crisis continues to pummel the country's economy america's weapons manufacturers are looking all speed ahead details next then a new study says the country could have prevented more than 50000 deaths if measures were taken earlier it's time to use i.q. . we begin this hour with breaking news out of corpus christi texas that is where officials are now calling a shooting at a u.s. navy air base terrorism related earlier this morning shots rang out at the base around 6 15 am local time f.b.i. officials confirm the suspected gunman is dead but a 2nd person involved in the shooting remains on the loose investigators say the shooting unbolt

made national news. new insurance industry is pushing back. it says most policy conditioning clearly exclude pandemics. the insurance information institute accuses the chefs to rerewrite things. >> we we plan for are 29 million homes that are california are exposed to wildfire risk. >> reporter: he says it excludes pandemic bas us they are widespread. he insists the excludes it. and the lawyer reads the term different. >> they are lying to the public. they are going to the government, they are going to the agents and lying to the ajens and saying that everybody has virus -- it's not a play the out untruth. >> the 84-page policy. a loss due to virus of bacteria. the chefs say many policies don't have that language an all. chefs they have that the insurance money to pay them. they reported hundreds of billions of dollars in cash, a sign of its financial help. but that money is reserved for things that are indisputably covered. like wildfires and shutn't be spend paying pandemic claims for businesses like luka's. >> by the time we reach wildfire

turning now to national news, the impeachment investigation into president trump's possible obstruction of justice may not be over. today, the house of representatives asked the supreme court to released secret grand jury materials from special counsel robert mueller's investigation. stating of those materials revealed new evidence. the new articles of impeachment could follow. the justice department is asking the supreme court to block the release citing the potential damage you can do to the department. today the u.s. government announced that the saudi military trainee accused of carrying out an attack it. a florida military base last year was linked to al qaeda mohamed al some iranian member of the royal sony air saudi air force killed 3 us sailors and wounded several others at a naval air station in pensacola he was also killed in the attack. investigators uncovered the al qaeda connection after the fbi broke through the encryption protection on him one of his phones without any help from apple. >>the phones contained information previously unknown to us. that definitively establis

next week, we will tell you why the niners will remain on lockdown. >>> a tragedy that rocked the nation, new details emerging about the helicopter crash that took the lives of kobe bryant, his daughter, and seven others. >>> elon musks spat with state officials over reopening tesla having negative consequences for spacex. like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> following breaking news from the east bay, in the past few minutes, alameda county sheriff's department reporting and officer involved shooting. this taking place on foothill boulevard in unincorporated san leandro. the sheriff's department reporting wanted murder suspect was shot and killed when he emerged with the gun, we are working on it the story to get more information. >>> late this afternoon the nfl

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quote navajo nation surpasses new york state for highest covid-19 infection rate in the united states. the worst outbreak in the country, within the navajo nation has also caused consequences that spill beyond navajo borders. if you look at the last two weeks gallup, new mexico, on the edge of navajo nation, has the second highest rate of new cases per capita anywhere in the country. they follow only sioux city, iowa that has a meatpacking-driven outbreak there that just won't quit. over that same time period in the past two weeks, it has taken more lives in gallup, new mexico than anywhere else in the country. and that is partially a factor of how fast the virus is spaeding near gallup but it may also be partly because of how hard it is to get health care there. the city of gallup has one acute care hospital. rehoboth mckinley christian hospital. the only acute care medical center for more than 100 miles. that hospital has eight intensive care beds, which are all full. doctors and nurses at that hospital have been protesting and trying to get further help as they have been overwhelme