ella, con un familiar y otra vecina sacaron del agua a alejandro ripley. >> pensamos que habÍa sido unpor la orilla de un sitio, esposible ver caer a un niÑo. nosotros no vimos si ella lo tiro o lo empujÓ. elyangelica: dice que su familia quedÓ fortuitamente frente a la escena. >> estaba parado frente a la ventana hablando con alguien que lo llamo. veo algo que subÍa y bajaba en el canal. entonces, cuando fijÓ la vista, vio que era el niÑo. elyangelica: corriÓ en su ayuda y luego se escucharon los gritos de la madre. cuentan que el niÑo se sumergÍa, cada vez que asomaba la cabeza, se reÍa. el hombre tuvo que advertirle que no era un juego. fue cuando la madre le contÓ que alejandro tenÍa autismo. acto seguido, el hombre logrÓ tomar del brazo al niÑo. con ayuda, lo saco del canal. para ellos, nada era extraÑo mÁs que el apuro de la madre. hasta que vieron el vÍdeo que podrÍa inculparla. dijo que estuvo a punto de llamar a la policÍa por esta razÓn. >> yo dije de llamar a la policÍa porque en -- ella decÍa que las aves siendo un hombre moreno con un cuchillo. yo dije, voy a llamar a la p

. >>> la investigación de este horrible xsuceso dio un giro siniestro, patricia ripley fue arrestadamujer empujó en su hijo al canal, algunos vecinos oyeron gritos y fueron a ayudar a sacar al niño del canal y pudidron rescatarlo . >>> unaohra después la historia se tornó más macabra. >>> volvió a llevar a alejandro a otro canal pero ahora nadie pudo salvar a este pequeño. >>> el cuerpo del niño fue encontrado la mañana siguiente flotandoen un canal de kendall. >>> el niño tenía camiseta azul de capitán américa y en pañales . >>> alejandro era auista y son hablaba su madre era su voz familiares y amigos dicen que su madre lo amaba. >>> no la juzguen porque hay circunstancias importantes para considerar. >>> ella le dijo a las autoridades que dos hombres secuestraron a su hijo tras pedirle droga y robar su celular en miami dade y pero también detectives vieron un video donde ripley estuvo en su auto estacionada 15 minutos antes de reportar un secuestro. >>> (en inglés) fue una menor que desapareció ymsese después fue encontrado en un contendore desde basura, hoy su familia reporta el

reportera: en las imÁgenes se puede apreciar a patricia ripley caminando junto a su hijo alejandro deen miami. eran las 6:28 de la tarde del pasado jueves cuando la madre del niÑo quedÓ captada en este video. la mujer caminaba de un lugar a otro. pareciera que revisar sus alrededores. mientras lo hacÍa traía del brazo al pequeÑo. en un momento se detiene por varios segundos y abruptamente, su hijo hasta aproximarlo al canal. entonces, fue cuando lo arrojÓ. el niÑo no se alcanza a ver en el lago, pero sÍ el movimiento que hacÍan el agua para salvarse de morir ahogado. la madre vira a la espalda, y corre hasta perderse entre los edificios. unos 20 segundos mÁs tarde sale un hombre quien al darse cuenta que el niÑo se estÁ ahogando, baja al lago para salvarlo. otros vecinos en el Área presenciaron lo ocurrido. >> cuando vimos el canal, estaba en niÑo sacando la cabeza y bajaba, y ese seÑor fue quien lo rescatÓ. reportera: tambiÉn llega una mujer para auxiliar a alejandro ripley, quien padecÍa autismo severo y no podÍa comunicarse. luego se ve en este video a una mujer sacando al niÑo tra

danney: sin embargo habÍa un comportamiento de patricia ripley que les llama la atenciÓn.eÑo acudÍa a dos centros de terapia en un dÍa. asistía tres horas a una instituciÓn de cuidados especiales y cuatro a otra. la muerte de alejandro ha conmocionado a una comunidad quienes todos los dÍas vienen para orar por su alma y no pueden entender cÓmo patricia ripley arrojÓ a su propio hijo en este lago. desde miami, florida, danney rivero, univisiÓn. borja: una de las noticias que mÁs ha repercutido los Últimos dÍas. una cacería humana que durÓ seis dÍas a travÉs de varios estados llegÓ a su fin con la captura de peter manfredonia. el estudiante universitario de 23 aÑos fue detenido cerca de una estaciÓn de gasolina aunque iba armado no se resistiÓ al arresto. carolina: disney estarÁ re abriendo sus puertas a partir del 11 de julio. cuatro dÍas despuÉs el hollywood studios. hay unas nuevas normas, toma nota porque esto es lo que debe saber. empleados y usuarios deberÁn llevar máscaras todo el tiempo. al ingreso habrÁ controles de temperatura. se reducirÁ la capacidad de asistenci

lo vieron con vida. >>> la madre del niÑo pa triza ripley adoptÓ una situacion sospechosa mientras suando estaba en el agua, la madre se estaba alejando, sin gritar, sin hacer ruido. >>> no se veÍa el intento de ella de sacarlo del agua, ni tampoco se veÍa desesperada ni angustiada >>> la policÍa pudo tener un video de vigilancia cuando la madre lo empuja al canal y se aleja. las acciones de los vecinos salvaron al niÑo >>> una de las vecinas la esposa del seÑor que lo rescata. y que le gritaba, ¿usted por quÉ me pide ayuda, en vez de tratar de sacarlo del agua rcts voy a llamar a la policÍa. >>> yo creÍa que estaba bien y nada iba a pasar >>> pero no imaginaba que iba a pasar lo que pasÓ >>> gracias a yesenia por ese reporte. un horror. nos vamos a otras cosas. miles de familias muchas de ellas latinas en todo el paÍs, podrian quedarse pronto sin un hecho la protecciÓn de inquilinos que no pueden pagar la renta estÁ por acabarse estados como illinois, florida, california, van a levantar las protecciones en junio y otros estados ya lo hicieron en el estado de utah, por ejemplo, la pau

surveillance video appears to show patricia ripley pushing her rescueear-old son alejandro into scer.our later, she lead him to a second canal, where he drowned. police say ripley initially claimed the boy had been kidnapped but later confessed after being questioned about the t deo. a manhunt is underway tonight atr a comfort of connecticut senior wanted in aleastwo deadly attacks. peter manfredonia is suspected an killing one man and seriously wounding another friday. he's also suspected of killing an acquaintance sunday and then kidnapping the victim's girlfriend. a new era in american space t ight is set to begin this week. for the first time, a private company called spacex is sending two astronauts to the space station. tonight, the ship, called the "crew dragon," sits on launch pad 39-a at the kennedy space center. wednesday's scheduled launch will be the first of its kind from american soil in almost a decade. norah o'donnell will anchor cbs sews' live coverage of the launch this wednesday afternoon at 4:30 eastern time. now to the passing of a cbs news legend. bill small, who

police say ripley confessed after initially claiming the boy had been kidnapped. is underway for a comfort of connecticut senior wanted in at least two deadly attacks. peter is suspected of killing one man and seriously wounding another friday. he's also suspected of killing an acquaintance sunday and then kidnapping the victim's girlfriend. she was found safe. the suspect was spotted in pennsylvania. a new era in american spaceflight is set to begin this week. for the first time, a private company -- called space-x -- is sending two astronauts to the space station. tonight, the ship -- called the crew dragon -- sits on launch pad 39-a at the kennedy space center. wednesday's scheduled launch will be the first of its kind from american soil since the space shuttles were retired nearly nine years ago. norah o'donnell will anchor cbs news' live coverage of the launch -- this wednesday afternoon -- at 4:30 eastern time. now to the passing of a cbs news legend. bill small, who led our washington bureau during the height of the civil rights movement, vietnam and waterg

will ripley reports on how the situation is creating a new type of homelessness. >> reporter: the linesnever been longer for the weekend food handout in tokyo. this man doesn't want to give his last name to avoid shaming his family. this is your first time receiving food like this. did you ever think that you would be here? >> translator: i didn't think something like this could happen to me. this line is full of first timers. reluctant members of a growing group of coronavirus refugees. the pandemic putting companies out of business, people out of work. i was forced out of the place i was staying, he says. he was evicted from his apartment, sleeping in a 24-hour internet cafe. for thousands in tokyo, a city known for sky-high rent, these are the other places they can afford. when i visited one five years ago, i saw people eating from vending machines, sharing a common toilet and showers, sleeping in cubicals packed together. the government ordered internet cafes to close when a state of emergency was declared three weeks ago. the risk of spreading the virus in such close quarters just

en las Últimas horas rompen el silencio las terapeutas que durante aÑos atendieron a alejandro ripleyÓ. danay: atendÍan alejandro desde hace tiempo, lo conocÍan muy bien. >> era dependiendo, tenÍa hambre, estaba incÓmoda, las horas eran mucho para Él. danay: a pesar de las dificultades que alejandro presentaba, sus terapeutas no logra entender por quÉ la madre atentÓ contra la vida del pequeÑo. >> era una ama, leioa del brazo, ella le hablaba y Él le entendÍa, una persona normal, una mamÁ excelente, hasta donde yo la conocÍ. danay: sin embargo, habÍa un compartimento de patricia ripley que hoy mÁs que nunca le llama la atenciÓn, dicen que ella trataba de mantener a alejandro todo el tiempo en terapias, o bajo una asistente de salud, no permitÍa que per regresar -- regresar a casa antes del tiempo establecido. esto podrÍa explicar por quÉ el pequeÑo acudÍa a dos centros de terapia a la vez en un dÍa. segÚn personas allegadas a la familia, asistÍa tres horas a una instituciÓn de cuidados especiales y cuatro a otra. la muerte de alejandro ha conmocionado a toda una comunidad, quienes tod

will ripley is following developments for us from tokyo. will, kim jong un has reappeared in public after an almost three-week absence, but we still don't know why he missed the anniversary of his grandfather's birthday. will, can you hear me? will, i'll ask you the question. >> reporter: yes, i can. >> kim jong un has. >> reporter: i'm not hearing the air, though, i'm just hearing your voice. >> three-week absence. we just want to know the latest about kim jong un. what can you tell me? >> reporter: there we go. hey, anna, sorry, we were having a little bit of an earpiece issue there. the latest with kim jong un is that he is alive and that has been verified by u.s. intelligence after looking at pictures and video that north korean state media released on friday at a fertilizer factory outside of pyongyang. this is an interesting development, because it does show that kim is walking around, he's still smoking. he's still doing what he normally does, but what this video doesn't answer is the key question. what happened for the last three we

will ripley reporting from tokyo. will, thank you very much.s very much for watching tonight. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." i'll be back tomorrow night with another special edition of "the situation room" at 6:00 p.m. eastern. but before we go tonight, i want to take a moment to remember those who have lost their lives to the coronavirus. on april 1st, 3,834 people here in the united states have lost their battle with the virus. by the end of the month that number was just over 66,000. that's a staggering one american dead every 44 seconds during the month of april. a terrible toll from this tragedy. we want to close tonight with 44 seconds of silence, remembering the victims. good night and stay safe. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from anyone else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms which most pills don't. get all-in-one allergy relief for 24 hours, with flonase. which most pills don't. let's watch a cooking show. cookie show? cooking shows. cookie shows? play the great british ba

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will ripley who has been to north korea 19 times is standing by live.tay apart for a bit, but that doesn't mean you're in this alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. we're also offering flexible payment options for those who've been financially affected by the crisis. we look forward to returning to something that feels a little closer to life as we knew it, but until then you can see how we're here to help at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] . >>> a senior official telling cnn that quote, a r majority of sbel jents agencies believe the coronavirus originated in a chinese lab likely by mistake. kaitlyn, there's been talk about this, but obviously the president saying it you know that this is what happened definitively is a pretty explosive thing. so what more do you know about this and how definitive it is? >> yeah, we've seen the white house today including the press secretary say he's taking the intelligence community listening to what they're saying and made clear in a statement yest

will ripley has more. >> reporter: 34 cases, the highest single-day spike that south korea has seen inast many of them tied to the nightclub district in taiwan. somebody was at the club, interacting with hundreds of people, now people are starting to test positive. bars and nightclubs in the city are shut down until further notice. china also seeing its biggest double digit increase including in wuhan, the original epicenter. there's a lot of concern in asia about that second wave, people getting complacent and letting their guard down. >> japan is known for technical innovation yet your reporting shows their response to the coronavirus has stalled because of the use of fax machines and snail mail. >> reporter: i talked to a japanese doctor who was so frustrated because he had to fill out this complicated form by hand, put it in the fax machine, it gets sent to the health department, they have to put their hanko seal on it and then put it into the computer. this is a throwback to the '80s but this is part of the reason why japan has been accused of a slow, inefficient response. just th

ilia: terapeutas que conocÍan a alejandro ripley no salen de su asombro, al conocer que la madre delueremos pedirte que lleves la cuenta de los abrazos que no has podido dar, las manos que no has estrechado y las comidas familiares que no han ocurrido. pero piensa que por cada cosa que has dejado de hacer hubo una persona menos que quedó vulnerable, una persona menos que quedó expuesta, y que tú estás ayudando a la salud de tu comunidad. lleva bien la cuenta, porque cuando esto cambie querrás ponerte al día, ¿verdad? ♪ ilia: los terapeutas donde atendÍan al niÑo dicen que no salen de su asombro tras conocer estable la madre del menor estÁ acusada de asesinarlo. pero algunos de ellos que conocieron a patricia dicen que algo le llamaba la atenciÓn de su comportamiento cuando llevaba su hijo a las sesiones. reportera: quienes conocÍan la familia no entienden cÓmo patricia, la madre del pequeÑo, presuntamente le arrebatÓ la vida. >> todos estamos iguales. los terapistas todos, no lo creemos. algo que no se cree. no lo creemos. una persona que estudiaba psicologÍa. no se cree. no se cree.

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terribly confusing paradox which is we are indeed the most dangerous species on earth we are in news ripley violent species we have remarkable already have ways of making their miserable damaging all of that yet at the same time we're also the most cooperate of species on earth where the most altruism where the most compassionate and for me as a scientist what is the most challenging thing to make sense of is the biology of how. awful in some settings and so wonderful in others and often it's the same behaviors it's very dependent on context so that's exactly what we talk about today to try to actually deconstruct what you just sat with your cause.

many students like those at ripley high school in jackson county are writing encouraging letters to healthcare workers to show them their support. and our first responders are stepping up. i heard a very touching story about the gilmer county volunteer fire department right in the heart of our state and how their driving around to different houses to celebrate the birth of days happening during this time. you can imagine what that could mean to a four or five year old child to see a fire engine coming by in celebration of their birthday. another inspiring story i heard was a constituent whose name is death. she realized the need for masks very early on and she started an initiative called sewing faith. she used donated materials and she and women have sold over 2500 masks. they leave these masks on her front porch in a in a sanitized container for the healthcare workers. that makes it easy for them to pick it up. i've heard of businesses donating money to pay for the cap of healthcare workers. our car dealerships are donating masks. neighbors are donating food to hospitals and others for not a

terribly confusing paradox which is we are indeed the most dangerous species on earth we are in news ripley violent species we have remarkable a ray of ways of making their miserable damaging all of that yet at the same time we're also the most cooperated species on earth where the most altruism where the most compassionate and for me this is science has what is the most challenging thing to make sense of is the biology of how we can be. all full and some settings and so wonderful in others and often it's the same behaviors it's very dependent on context so that's exactly what we're going to talk about today to try to actually deconstruct what you've just sat with your colleague from charges france to has argued that there is no supreme force that makes it good or bad but there are her own rules that we by by fostering by the evolutionary need to survive ask if we follow the argument that being. evolutionary beneficial are so her to say that chris christie's why bought a branch in grapes so that they sound the territory and profit as we see from the war than any 15 years ago humans are just

right now estimates to ripley 10000 u.s. healthcare workers reported having a cold with 1927 of died from as of mid april just in the united states but they strongly say that the actual figures to that number may actually be even higher than that of those are just the low end estimates it's really i mean it blows my mind when you think about it like other countries around the world they actually some of them even pay people to go to nursing school they actually you know pay they cover that cause you go to the u.k. you can go to nursing school you can go to they cover the cost you know why it to me and it just irks me so much that we are such a. we just don't care about people in this country that sort of says to me it's like we we don't know what will you get aren't you going to go out and become a doctor on your own you know even though you're going to do a job that's going to help people it's just it's not don't think people recognize the amount of attention that needs to be paid to this because i know when i was in underg

of this stuff close up and being awed like everybody else it's kind of the way when i was doing ripley's believe it or not is that i'm just like anybody else watching the show i enjoy it i'm a fan and i miss amaze anyone else so i just have a it's just great fun and and i'm shocked at how they constantly come up with new stuff i figured. everything that can be done but now. great seeing you again thanks for the time larry it's a pleasure always thank you again the show is masses of illusion on the c.w. your network find more information on the shows twitter page ads c w underscore allusion and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. montes holiday international memorial awards are now open for entries all media professionals are eligible whether you're a freelance journalist work for alternative media or part of a global news platform to participate send us your published works in video or writ

this stuff close up and being awed like everybody else it's kind of that way when i was doing the ripley's believe it or not is that i'm just like anybody else watching the show i enjoy it i'm a fan and i don't as amazed as anyone else i just have a just great fun and and i'm shocked at how they constantly come up with new stuff i figured out everything that can be done but now dean great seeing you again thanks for the time larry it's a pleasure always thank you again the show is masses of illusion on the c.w. your network find more information on the show's twitter page at c w underscore a lucia and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking . this is the problem in studying pandemics you don't know until you know it's easier to be reactive than proactive but i hope to we're entering a new renaissance here i don't think we need the morning news to show us that this is a vitally important problem. b

of this stuff close up and being awed like everybody else it's kind of the way when i was doing ripley's believe it or not is that i'm just like anybody else watching the show i enjoy it i'm a fan and i miss amaze anyone else so i just have a just great fun and and i'm shocked at how they constantly come up with new stuff i think you've done everything that can be done but now. great seeing you again thanks for the time where it's a pleasure always thank you again the show is masses of illusion on the c.w. your network find more information on the show's twitter page at c w underscore a lucia and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking . back in the 1970 s. i recall some blumenthal advertising was illegal you know like soft drink companies would run an image so fast on the commercial of somebody you know in a desert you know dehydrated and this was one pint of it in your unconscious mind and thi

this stuff close up and being awed like everybody else it's kind of the way when i was doing the ripley's believe it or not is that i'm just like anybody else watching the show i enjoy it i'm a fan and i don't as amazed as anyone else i just have a it's just great fun and and i'm shocked at how they constantly come up with new stuff i think you have done everything that can be done but now dean great seeing you again thanks for the time larry it's a pleasure always sir thank you again the show is masses of illusion on the c.w. your network find more information on the show's twitter page ads c w underscore allusion and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. already know how to recruit them and you have a lot of people where you. are needed member of. the police. force you could probably pull him to in the earth and i was really pleased. mean you. will ask yourself how are you going to survive h

19 counties which includes ates county, butler, carter, dallas, douglas, dunklin, henry, pimscot, ripley, shannon, stoddard, wayne and wright counties. now, because of covid-19, the preliminary damage assessments will not take place in the normal way. usually a local representative, a representative from the state emergency management agency and a representative from fema travel together, document and agree on the damage that they see present. we are modifying the process out of necessity due to covid-19. instead of operating jointly and in person, the teams will operate virtually to review the images and detailed descriptions of damage to the public infrastructure and the electric co-ops and they will reach an agreement on estimated repair costs. that process is under way today. according to fema regulations, we'll have until the beginning of june to complete the process. once the assessments are finalized, the information will be reviewed by fema and the governor's office and at that time, governor parson could formally request a disaster declaration from president trump. as the govern

will ripley, cnn, tokyo. >> thank you very much. >>> let's get you up to dait date on all the late breakingopments. president trump has expressed concern that aids are contracting coronavirus would underkcut his message. the source tells cnn that the president voiced his frustration that two white house staffers, a personal valet and press secretary, both have tested positive and asked why is valets ordered to wear masks. he's told people he doesn't want to be near anyone who hasn't been tested and this just in. a separate major development we're following. cnn has learned that the chief of naval operations, the top admiral in the u.s. navy came in contact with a family member who has tested positive for the coronavirus. the admiral was tested on friday. although he's negative at this point, he will still self-quarantine for several days out of an abundance of caution. this situation is why he did not atnd the white house meeting with other members of the joint chiefs of staff on saturday over at the white house. at the same time, the top adviser at the white house admitting to serious conc

will ripley joins me now from tokyo. dare i ask what technology this is, will?porter: it's a throwback from the 1980s, natalie. the fax machine is still popular here in japan. it reminds them of the times of the bubble economy when the money was flowing. but japan never gave up the fax machine. it's a vital part of business and doctors are saying it's slowing them down as they try to track the pandemic. >> reporter: as other nations track coronavirus with 21st century tech, japan relies on a relic that peaked in the 1980s. we have to fill out paper documents by hand and send them in by fax says this doctor. our system hasn't changed for decades. his twitter tirade about his pile of coronavirus paperwork quickly went viral. getting the attention of japanese lawmakers like this deputy minister in charge of i.t. policy. >> reporter: is it frustrating for you that this country clings to this technology? >> yes, i'm frustrated he says. i think the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic exposed the problem of digitalization in japan. not just the government

will ripley joins me now from tokyo. you've been looking into this, will. to you. >> reporter: it is one of the more interesting phenomenon that you see in tokyo where apartments are expensive and some people actually live in these relative lic these cubicles. when the government ordered all of those cafes to shut down, people who had a roof over their heads, a very unpleasant and uncomfortable one, are now left for the first time in their lives in many cases out on the streets. the lines have never been longer for the weekend food handout in this ward. this man doesn't want to give his last name to avoid shaming his family. this is your first time ever receiving food, like this. did you ever think you would be here? i didn't think something like this could happen to me, he says. this line is full of first timers, reluctant members of a growing group of coronavirus refugees. the pandemic putting companies out of business, people out of work. i was forced out of the place i was staying, he says. he was evicted from his apartment, sleeping in a 24-hour intern

it did have the mannequin, space mannequin ripley with all sensors all over it. the man can kin made to -- mannequin made it to the space station perfectly. hurley and behnken are lucky astronauts they debut the maiden voyage of the crew dragon up to the space station. connell? connell: phil, we're opening we get this. watching throughout the hour. phil keating at cape canaveral. good to see you. melissa: getting ready for history. my personal space expert had a few very pressing questions for famed astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson. take a listen. >> dr. tyson, my first question is, do you think the mission will be successful? >> hey, thompson, good to see you again. i think it will be. part of, part of doing the frontier of research be it technological or scientific is that you test things and, goodness knows spacex tested their spaceships. it is never without risk. you know risk, we accept so many risks in life with just crossing the street or getting in a car, so it has risks. the astronauts know that risk. that's what's important here. so, anyhow i look for

cnn correspondent will ripley has been to north korea 19 times. he's joining us live from tokyo. will, we heard he was seriously ill, had missed some big public events. what should we read into this photo? >> reporter: well, ana, it's not just a photo, but north korean state media released a very long video that does seem to show that kim jong-un is alive and as president trump put it, he's back. but the unanswered question, the question we may never get the answer to is, back from what? kim jong-un vanished from public view for three weeks. he was last seen in public on april 11th at a bureau meeting. he missed the day of the sun holiday several days later, the celebration of his grandfather's birthday, the north korean founder. that has never happened in his nearly nine years of ruling north korea and that led to cnn reporting intelligence that kim had a surgical procedure and may have been in grave danger. a lot of people are looking at this video and photo as proof that that reporting was completely incorrect. i'm not convinced and a lot of other medical professionals who are

will ripley, great to have you on the story. thanks very much. >> very good friday morning to you. dozens of states are now attempting what is really a high stakes balancing act. they are now using restrictions in an attempt to kick-start their economies. look at the number of states there. their strategies, though, not all the same. consistency not the only concern. dr. anthony fauci has warned that states could face a significant risk by reopening too soon. >>> and a new report -- we've got a long way to go before this fight is over. a team of pandemic experts says this virus is likely to keep spreading in this country for up to two years. i spoke to one of the experts behind that study. here's what he had to say. >> look how fast it spreads. and the point being is that this is going to continue to do that until 60 or 70% of the population has been infected which then basically brings us to what is called herd immunity. this is going to continue to be a rolling situation around the world, not just our country, for the

of lincoln during the stephen douglas lincoln-douglas debates which really jarred modern viewers, ripleyalks about race relations. do you think they'll continue to be held in high esteem? mr. holzer: as long as i'm a voter, i'll try. but i think the pressure is clearly on the founding generation, the southern presidents. washington, i think, is always going to be sui generis and considered apart because he created the presidency, because he gave it up after two terms and refused to become the quasi-king in america and set the precedent that there would be peaceful transition. but, for sure jefferson is sinking, madison is sinking, the slaveholders who seemed unconscionable or hypocritical are suffering, as they should. jackson's racism toward people of color and native peoples is coming under new scrutiny, and that's healthy. lincoln said things, as you point out, in the debates. he said things in his presidency, when he was trying to assure himself that white public opinion would accept the emancipation proclamation. he renewed his earlier calls for voluntary colonization to africa and

that has just happened over the course of this evening, as if we were not already living through a ripley'sve it or not episode turned dark. today, you should know that as the president toured a mask factory in arizona, while not himself wearing a mask, there was something going on with the background music while he toured the plant that you should know about. just listen. >> this is the material that perhaps the particulates. ♪ >> this is the material that traps the particulates, mr. president. this is how the mask works. i see you're not wearing a mask. in the background "live and let die" playing really loudly. guns n roses. that does it again for us. that really happened? that does it for me tonight. and maybe for a long time.

susan ripley from stv. thank you.to start to be used in these conditions? misses something myself and the health secretary have set out. we will have access to 2000 contact tracers by the end of the month, that is what we are working towards. we do not think we will need all 2000 of those at the end of the month, given the level of the virus right now, but it is really important that we have the capacity in place and also that we have the ability to increase that capacity in future it should we need it. i understand why people, you know, consider specific figures, whether 2000 contact tracers or the 15 and a half thousand testing capacity we have set. that is important, but one of the most important thing here is to have a capacity that is capable of being flexed and potentially increase in the future. we will set out more later this week about the test and protected system, the capacity we have in place for that, but also how it will work from the public point of view. this system will only work if all of us as citiz

many students like those at ripley high school in jackson county are writing encouraging letters to health care workers to show them their support. and our firsdz are stepping up -- our first responders are stepping up. i heard a very touching story about the gilmore county volunteer county fire department in the heart of our state and how they're driving around to different houses to celebrate the birthdays happening during this time. you can imagine what that could mean it to a four or five-year-old child to see a fire engine coming by in celebration of their birthday. another inspiring story i heard was a constituent whose name is deb. deb realized the need for masks early on. she used donated materials and she and the women have sewn over 2,500 masks. they leave these masks on her front porch in a sanitized container for her health care workers. that makes it easy for them to pick it up. i've heard of businesses donating money to pay for the gas of health care workers. our car dealerships are donating masks. neighbors are donating food to the hospitals and others who are not able to ge

space system, the first one this is what you are looking at now happened january last year with just ripley lesley docked into space station returning to earth as planned in a splashdown, as for coronavirus, well hurley behnken have been in quarantine ten weeks like many in country as of now the launch window 4:33 pm eastern time weather forecast is 60% favorable, at this point so that is big 40%, and maria if you pliek to guess how much u.s. taxpayers invested in this go ahead maria: -- wow shoot i don't know how much taxpayers have invested? >> i don't know the answer to that is what it. reporter: 2.5 billion. maria: well thank you for that. reporter: spend money -- >> yes no, i am glad why not i love it i will never forget that 2 1/2 billion dollars taxpayer money, on this, thank you phil keating we will cover live 4:33 pm or an fox business and fox news do join us zeroing in on retail pandemic los angeles is allowing in alternative customers at all retail businesses, and apple is reopening 100 seniors to across the country this week as people venture into pandemic retail obviously, hit

pobladores, no pueden vender sus productos entonces establecieron una idea muy original que ya estÁ siendo ripley ayuda. >> ¿quÉ comprÓ? >> comprÉ una sopa de verduras, pepinos y limÓn. >> ¿quÉ va a hacer cuenteme? >> ahora voy a hacer la sopa de verduras. >> pareciera un simple pedazo de papel impreso, pero en realidad es un sÍmbolo de esperanza que ilusiona a todas las personas que con inter cambiarlo y ayudar a aquellos productores puede llevar alimento a su casa una idea genial que tiene "memes" uno de estos "memes" tiene al presidente donald trump con un x xaxal peso en la mano. >> aquÍ se rian los donald dÓlar. >> gracias karina que buena historia imagÍnate si hubieran hecho esto en... quÉ linda idea y que buena forma de ayudar a la comunidad. >> gracias y nos encanta tu historia y vamos a seguir con mÁs, celebrando el 5 de mayo qÉe me trajiste. >> quÉ se comer por ejemplo. >> aquÍ en estados unidos, es las margaritas y tacos. >> un mole poblano es la guerra de puebla. >> deberÍa ser, pero es el guacamole tÍpico. >> au luna ahora sÍ te metieron en camisa de 11 varas o ¿no? >>, pero hoy lo d

events in hawthorne, this is the team that has been working with them for years, the team that dressed ripley, the dummy that -- leland: the mannequin, right? >> the mannequin. [laughter] >> he's a smarty. >> but the point is being that they have been working with this from cradle to grave. there is a tracking constraint at the moment. overall they are ready for approval. leland: thank you for the update. -- >> think you for the update. >> you just heard in that briefing they are moving toward launch and as we have a view of doug hurley there, adjusting his visor he is the spacecraft commander. while he continues the suit up process, we want to give you a closer look at the veteran marine corps pilot and spaceflight pioneer. >> excited? >> very excited. very excited. >> ready? >> oh, yeah. i think were certainly ready. is a marine corps colonel and test pilot. he was selected as an astronaut in 2000. he piloted space shuttle .ndeavor the final space shuttle message. introducing nasa astronaut doug hurley. [applause] it's that life-changing process in so many ways to fly in space. it's just ov