we partnered with pauli's on this great deal.es mitchell rallying new yorkers and all of us as he performs live. we'll be right back. ack. . now, your health, your safety, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, everyone. hayward city officials have a generous donation for essential businesses. they have acquired 10,000 face masks for local businesses. businesses within hayward city limits can call the covid-19 hotline to schedule an appointment to pick up the masks at city hall. >>> good samaritan hospital has taken down the tents it put up to handle a possible overflow of coronavirus cases. the number of cases is dropping. happy to hear that. >>> mike nicco >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> good morning. just a handful of communities in the 40s still as early sunshine pushed most of us into the 50s and with warmer weather this afternoon on the way because of that. look at this. the golden gate bridge, a light breeze at six and the fog is almost gone. we warm back to average. look what happens tomorrow. away fro

work 12 hour days often much longer their pauli paid and at high risk of infection but feel a strong sense of duty. all. the money we make isn't enough to live on we also work in other clinics and have other up occasions but it's ok we're not here for the money. crisis torn sudan is struggling after decades of dictatorship and economic mismanagement a unity government made up of the army and opposition leaders took over after mass protests last year the economy is in ruins food and fuel are in short supply economic prospects are bleak. little. things are very difficult even for doctors because our country is going through hard times i can only hope that the economic situation will improve soon in the meantime we will stay here and try to help people as best as we can although in the not all sudanese doctors take that view because of the low pay and poor facilities many highly qualified health professionals want to move away to europe or the us. hundreds have already left and now there are not enough doctors with feelings running high some have been attacked as people blame them for t

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pauly, the times, p:m....moving to the second pays of the battle and talk about his own personal express by being hit by this virus. the prime minister is back which is good to see if a sub he gave an address outside downing street which was reported here in the times alongside some insights about how the lockdown may change. there is lots of speculation in this and other papers that there has been for several days now about whether we might be able to hang out with a nominated friend or family. we might be able to hang out with a nominated friend orfamily. how we might be able to hang out with a nominated friend or family. how we might have some nonessential shops reopening if people can manage social distancing. suggesting schools won't be opening untiljune which is difficult news those of us with small children at home. but essentially what they are doing is looking at all of the different ways in which the restrictions could be, they are not even using the word ease, they're saying altered or adjusted. it

joining me now is paulie price, a professor of law at emory university, and author of plagues in the nation. professor, thank you for being with me. distinguish, if you will, what can a state do and what can the federal government do? >> in general, most of the social distancing measures that are being recommended by our federal health shorts are in states' control. so, we've had all 50 states declared states of emergency. so, they have the authority to impose upon their own populations, the social distancing measures including school closings, stay-at-home orders. as you noted, they are not uniform. governors know their populations better and they have to responsibility to those populations. but that worries the rest of the nation in at sense it's very difficult to have a uniform policy and it's hard to business agree with bill gates. >> there's been a lot of attention on florida this week and governor ron desantis. let me ask you this hypothetical, could president trump order governor desantis and florida to close their bars, to close their restaurants? or can they only go so far a

. ♪ ♪ >> pauly, what's going on in there? >> nothing, mom!oilet flushing ) >> it's "a late show with stephen colbert." plus, stephen welcomes senator bernie sanders and musical guest brandi carlile featuring jon batiste and stay homin.' and now, live on tape from a safe distance, it's stephen colbert. >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome to "a late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. how are you guys doing tonight? i can't hear you! because i am alone. so alone. i'm alone, right, pete? >> oh, you are so alone. >> stephen: thank you. now as you can tell from my blue blazer i'm all cressed up for a cocktail party, but evidently, the network thinks we should do a show. what's up? okay, here's big news. in the democratic primary there's big news, because there is no democratic primary because today, senator bernie sanders announced he was dropping out of the 2020 democratic race. i guess during a pandemic, crazy ideas like medicare for all just don't resonate. bernie addressed his supporters this afternoon in a live stream. >> i want to thank t

let's see the definition it's when you're under quarantine with pauly shore.xample, dude, you think you have it bad? i'm woken up every morning to the sound of a 52-year-old man wheezin' the juice #shorentine. lot of teens i guess having that problem. moving on, it's pep rally. this is when mom pours herself a glass of wine to get through the day of home schooling. here's the sentence. mom said she was going to go google the magna carta, but when she came back, she smelled like pinot grigio pretty s zm room let's see the definition it's that one small area in your trash room that you keep clean as a background for video calls. for example, on zoom it may look like i have my [ bleep ] together, but if you pan the camera just a little bit to either side you see that my room looks like act one of a "hoarders" episode #zoomroom. moving on, we have fauci this is a bully's friend who keeps him from doing even worse stuff. for example, randy gave me an atomic wedgie. and i'm pretty sure he would have duct taped me to the ceiling if that fauci andrew hadn't talked him

in colorado, governor paulis has been crystal clear from the beginning. that's what we need is consistent clarity. he says he is not going to -- in any way, compromise public health to get back -- to get our businesses back up and running. but that being said, he, like any governor, any mayor, wants his businesses to succeed. he wants to reopen. that's the real reason. if you look at the cost of each of these stimulus injections into our economy, look for some tens of billions of dollars. why don't we have the testing? we've known about this for four months in washington. we don't have the testing. we don't have the swabs in some of the reagents necessary to do testing. we don't have a good system. charlie baker in massachusetts is trying to create a system by which we can trace back, if someone tests positive, how do we figure out who they talked to or came in contact with. we go after every single case. this is a war. we need the resources to prosecute that war. that should be our focus. every day, full tilt. how do we get the testing, tracing and have

governor jared paulis capitol hill. he recommended that we make sure that the new bill that has some $25 billion in testing resources also cover contact tracing expenses by states. we assured him our administration strongly supports that. we communicated that to the secretary of the treasury and the rest of our negotiation team and we'll be pursuing that. we were able to tell every one of the governors we'll be deploying teams we think of 10 or 12 to start from the cdc to reside in all our states and territories to supervise and work with contractors and others to do contact tracing. it's testing people who don't feel well and may have the coronavirus, keep a careful eye and monitor your population, and when you come across a case, have a team on the ground that can do the immediate contact tracing and testing. and that's how we restrain and contain the spread of the coronavirus during phase i and frankly it's the beginning of the structure for how we contain the coronavirus going forward. >> look at that map. the gover