at facilities and reck and park spaces. if cities and counties would open up public school campuses. they could enroll more kids. >> we need more space. there are so many children out there that need services. >> the decision to open camp isn't necessarily permanent. >> for now the data allows us to feel like this is a safe step to take. if we have a surge during the summertime, we might need to change the decision. and close camp. >> other guidelines include staggered arrival time. and enhanced cleaning and temperature screening. the y is planning for three camper temperature checks a d.e itamping as u qte achange. nedevelopments now oakland says their first day of school will be august 10. but only time will tell whether students will be logging in at home or showing up to classroom. the superintendent wrote a letter today. saying she classes. it all depends on what happens over the summer. >> it won't e a normal return to school. it won't be every student in every school across oakland. that's probably not going to happe

with the reck center closed, the staff is working to feed students in need and provide emergency child care. other locations furloughed or laid off 1,900 workers with the highest number in san francisco. parts of north bay moved to phase 2 lst week. napa is looking to go deeper. businesses are hopeful restaurants will be able to reopen soon and hallow customer inside. the pandemic is pushing things to the brink. there's one thing about everyone wants to see reopen. >> certainly much worse than the earthquake. and the fires. until the wineries can reopen, it's not going to do us any good. really. >> the life blood. they filed documents to show they are ready to reopen. >> the giants and a's could be hitting the field next month. you spoke with the giants ceo about the governors announcement. >> it certainly is possible. i did speak with larry for a while this evening. somebody that i have known for sometime. this was the most cautious tone he has taken when it comes to the team returning to baseball. as this is going on. it's clear safety is the main concern. >> empty baseball field fro

with the reck center closed, the staff is working to feed students in need and provide emergency child care. other locations furloughed or laid off 1,900 workers with the highest number in san francisco. parts of north bay moved to phase 2 lst week. napa is looking to go deeper. businesses are hopeful restaurants will be able reopen soon and hallow customer to the brink. there's one thing about everyone wants to see reopen. >> certainly much worse than the earthquake. and the fires. until the wineries can reopen, it's not going to do us any good. really. >> the life blood. they filed documents to show they are ready to reopen. >> the giants and a's could be hitting the field next month. you spoke with the giants ceo about the governors announcement. >> it certainly is possible. i did speak with larry for a while this evening. somebody that i have known for sometime. this was the most cautious tone he has taken when it comes to the team returning to baseball. as this is going on. it's clear safety is the main concern. >> ety baseball field from behind the gate isas. in san francisco. no

at facilities and reck and park spaces. if cities and counties would open up public school campuses. they could enroll more kids. >> we need more space. there are so many children out there that need services. >> the decision to open camp isn't necessarily permanent. >> for now the data allows us to feel like this is a safe step to take. if we have a surge during the summertime, we might need to change the decision. and close camp. >> other guidelines include staggered arrival time. and enhanced cleaning and temperature screening. the y is planning for three camper temperature checks a day. while summer camp is back on it's not camping as usual. >> quite a change. new developments now oakland says their first day of school will be august 10. but only time will tell whether students will be logging in at home or showing up to classroom. the superintendent wrote a letter today. saying she classes. it all depends on what happens over the summer. >> it won't e a normal return to school. it won't be every student in every school

pat reck ewing revealed that he is one of those newly confirmed cases.ust under three months of the first reported coronavirus death in the united states, more than 96,000 americans have died. 96,000 americans have died of covid-19. and a new study suggests utd did not have to be this way. if broad social distancing measures had been enacted earlier researchers say roughly 36,000 american lives could have been saved. had the

jon: well that was part of a post that raised a reck us on youtube emergency physician from california sounding alarm calling for an end to shutdownses all across the country. he says youtube then pulled his video off site youtube releasing statement saying, quote, we quickly remove flagged con tent that violates our community guidelines including content that explicitly disputes et efficacy of local guidance on social distancing but might lead others to act against that guidance. well doctor daniel erickson the guy whose post was taken down from youtube joins me now. you were saying essentially dr. erickson that the nationwide shutdown, sheltering in place all of that is -- is over kill? >> basically looking at the swedish model and i think that doctors have done a great job at taking a more conservative approach kids under 16 are in square mile businesses are open, people are practicing social isolation and groups less than 50 are limited and when i look at their numbers compared to ours and compare to the united kingdom, i think they're doing quite well. jon: i want to read what the

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek reck fission? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. vargas of california, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that he will ote yea. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom maryland seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. s the member designated by ms. bonamici, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. bonamici will vote aye. as the member designated by mr. doggett pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. doggett will vote aye. as the member designated by ms. jayapal, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. jayapal will vote aye. as the member designated by mr. levin of michigan, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. levin will vote aye. as the member designated by mr. mcnerney, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. mcnerney will vote aye. as the member designated by mr. pocan, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform th

i think he reck flognizes they doing everything they can to making sure no one is hurt. think are been doing a very good job, measured in interventions. they are arresting the folks that are over the line, touching officers and not trying to provoke anyone. >> we see them set this car, something on fire. and it's a disturbing site. to see that. at what point, i asked you an hour ago what point could you suggest or want to see a stricter enforcement to clear the crowd? >> well, i think if you see that group that is working on this car, doing something, that is likely to result in a serious risk to others. look, the folks are on the ground, the police officers know exactly how to respond. clearly, we know there are fireworks and other things that are beingsed by members omp the crowd to try incite a response and the sfefrs aoffice showing great restraint. but when you see someone do something violent, they have to step in and protect the community. >> they seemingly forced down santa clara to where a bulk of the restaurants are. does it concern you that they will run into

don't lie, cheat, steal at west point as the motto goes, i can't explain why he lacks any sense of reckuesday. something that hillary clinton didn't do when she was secretary of state. the republicans would have been screaming would have been able to hear it from mars if she did the stuff that pompeo's doing right now. again, it's unseemingly conduct. he's been a bad secretary of state. the question is, during the pompeo tenure in the trump presidency, is the united states more respected or less respected in the world? it's profoundly less respected in the world. >> after the break, polls might show joe biden ahead of trump nationally, is biden's greatest advantage something outside the numbers? that's next. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. to ewhether you'reting these uncaring for your. family at home or those at work, principal is by your side. we're working hard to answer your questions. like helping you

there's this reck nix ognition fundamental change in the economy, a kind of sobering realization that industrial capitalism is here to stay, at least it is in 1912. it's a different story in 2019, right, but also this kind of optimism of like we can do something about this, right? this isn't existential paralyzing fear. this is we've got a problem. let's roll up our sleeves, get some doctoral degrees, and solve it. by the way, they didn't see those as antithetical ideas, right? okay so the bottom line is that progressive reform appealed to those who had something to lose, right? including their status in society. their fearful but not hopeless, right? maybe that seems like a contradiction. but again, what i want to emphasize if there's one thing they share it's this enormous confidence that social and economic conditions can be improved, maybe even solved, and you can see that in wilson's, you know, fascination with making this machine of liberty be as frictionless as possible. now, this may reflect a politics professor's lack of knowledge about engineering and friction, but neverthel

pat reck ewing revealed that he is one of those newly confirmed cases. also just under three months of the first reported coronavirus death in the united states, more than 96,000 americans have died. 96,000 americans have died of covid-19. and a new study suggests utd did not have to be this way. if broad social distancing measures had been enacted earlier researchers say roughly 36,000 american lives could have been saved. had the administration acted one week earlier. 36,000 doctors and nurses and parents and grandmas would likely still be alive. and if social distancing practices had been put in place, 54,000 people would still be alive and nearly a million fewer cases. consequences. another one of the consequences has been a major economic collapse. more than 2.4 million americans filed for unemployment just in the last week bringing the pandemic related job less to more than 38 million and while americans grapple with this reality and brace for a summer of suffering you'd think the people in congress would be working to make up for the sluggishness

weekly calls with bars, weekly calls with salons, barbershop, sports venues, youth reck vation. we're getting into the phase of things where west getting really specific on how to get these things rights in different types of business settings an it's critical to get right. before i turn it over to bruce i want to give phones an update on unemployment numbers. as we do every day. since march 16. we're up to 584,431 applications for unemployment insurance since march 16. as i said that downward trend does continue. so we're pleased to see that. but folks should continue to please apply at uimn.org. many of the cases we're dealing with right no are independent contract yrs who are eligible for unemployment insurance under that federal benefit, the pandemic unemployment insurance act. we have made initial payments to about 40,000 minnesotans. i'm told this morning we have 10,000 more payments going out today. we're moving carefully and methodically to get that right, how important it is to minnesotans. we're doing so in a way that prevents fraud and ensures people get the money the