the new rochelle at 108 new york city is at 36. i mean, that is really breathtaking. >> since then, the city has seen more than 2800 cases. with a steady decline, the city is beginning a phaseded reopening. mayor, thank you so much for being here. it is wonderful to see you. phase one includes construction and manufacturing, restaurants and recreation are further down the line. with what you have seen over the last couple months, how significant is it to you that you are reopening your city and that it can reopen? >> it's very significant. i would add retail for curbside or pickup. having been in the national spotlight, i think the people of new rochelle take special satisfaction in reaches this milestone. we are cautiously optimistic until we achieve a full reopening. we want to do our part to lead our region into a strong and robust recovery. at the same time we know we're not out of the woods. there are still active case here in new rochelle, as there are throughout new york state. if we let down our guard prematurely, if we neg

noam bramson, mayor of new rochelle, new york. melissa. melissa: one college student transformed a volunteer food program into a nationwide delivery service. in about 24 hours spacex will launch its first-ever human crew into space. we'll talk to one local florida schiff about safety precautions ahead of this very historic flight next. >> this is a unique opportunity to bring all of america together in one moment in time, and say, look how bright the future is. ♪. connell: "fox business alert as we come back, the president has now come out. he is in the rose garden for this announcement we've been waiting for accompanied by heads of some of the major drug companies. the announcement is expected to be centered on saving money for american senior citizens who use insulin. let's listen to the president already underway in the rose garden. >> for hundreds and thousands of seniors enrolled in medicare that's a big deal. participating plans will cap costs at just $35 a month per type of insulin and some plans may offer it free. so for everybody

still, it's a huge day here for new rochelle. here is what some residents we've been talking with are saying about it. >> i don't think it's the greatest thing. there's a lot of people that are sick and situations like that going on. >> i can't hurt. it can only help. you have to start somewhere. now is the time. >> you can't just jump back into life the way it was before. >> it's good that -- i think new rochelle recovered pretty quickly. >> wash your hands, wear a face mask, i think, and get back to work. >> reporter: you hear, craig, mixed feelings about this, some trepidation. we have seen in other parts of the country when this reopening happens, there have been some spikes here. their ear determined like everywhere else to try to keep down the numbers. they also have to put in a contact tracing program as well. there are a number of metrics that this town and others in the region have to meet in order to get through phase one. they see it as a gateway to phase two. phase two has a lot of the quality-of-life things happening

so that i can test every person a new rochelle. and those who tested positively say they have to quarantine and stay home and those who did it could go to work, shopping stores stores, and keep our community going. most of the countries, just about every one of the countries that has dealt successfully with corona has had far more testing at the right times in the right places than we have. so maybe doctor fauci can set things straight this morning. doctor fauci and a few other administration officials are testifying before the health committee remotely. it will be one of the first times that fauci and the others have appeared publicly without the president lurking over their shoulder, modifying their answers or directly contradicting their advice. doctor fauci, please don't pull any punches, particularly when you're asked questions. we know the white house may have to approve the statements you make and they will muted and it was muted this morning and very technical. but you do not have to do that when questions are asked. don't

states, new rochelle is beginning to reopen. but as cnn's nick watts reports, the mayor of new rochelle warns it's no time for citizens there to let their guard down. [ bell ringing ] >> reporter: some traders back on the floor of the new york stock exchange. it's been more than two months. >> it's a great sign, it's a great symbol of our economy getting back into motion. recorde >> reporter: everybody must sign a waiver. >> they're doing it in a way that keeps people safe. >> reporter: new rochelle, that early new york hotspot, starts today. >> i think people in new rochelle take special satisfaction in reaching this milestone. and we are cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: will there be a fullout from that now-infamous memorial day party in the ozarks? we'll find out in a week or two. >> the responsible thing to do now is to self-quarantine, don't put otherwise at risk, don't put your loved ones at risk, and make better decisions moving forward. >> reporter: neighboring arkansas, a month after reopening began, now suffering a

when new rochelle, the first count quarantined call the mayor and decide what you need to get rid of this quarantine he said enough testing so that i think that every person in new rochelle and those who tested positive we would say that have to quarantine, stay home ande those who didn't kendall work , shop in the stores and our community talents. most of the countries and i think just about every one of the countries that has dealt successfully with corona as had far more testing at the right times in the right places and we have. so maybe doctor can getthings straight this morning . doctor fauci and a few other investors and officials are ttestifying remotely. it will be one of the first times that fauci and the others have appeared publicly without thepresident looking over theirshoulder , modifying their answers and directly contradicting their advice . doctor fauci, please don't pull any punches particularly when you are asked questions. we know the white house may have to approve the statements you made and that was muted this morning. but you don't have to do that when questi

as you know, it's been a long road back for new rochelle.hey were at the center of this pandemic two months ago. they were one of the first zones to have a containment zone when there was an outbreak traced to a synagogue in the middle of town. i remember reaching out here a couple months ago when there was a private school closed and it escalated from there. remember, the local attorney who was the first person diagnosed with covid out here,ing he recently spoke to savannah guthrie about his experience. he said he never knew and still doesn't know how he caught the illness. here's what he said. >> i'm a lawyer. i sit at a desk all day. i think at the time we were focusing on individuals who maybe had traveled internationally, something i had not done. i had certainly not been to china. after we entered the emergency room, i have absolutely no recollection of anything that transpired until i woke up from the up from the coma. it's as if three weeks of my life had completely disappeared and i was asleep for all of it. >> so the signs you see

but here in new rochelle, you're right, it is a new day. officials are saying, be smart, be safe, remember this area is one of the first to shut down in the entire country because of that hot spot. and people here want to look forward, not back. >> reporter: new rochelle, new york, was the state's first coronavirus epicenter. and this morning, it's part of two regions scheduled to begin reopening this week. governor andrew cuomo reminding new yorkers, it's important to stay smart. >> the number goes down until you go out and don't do the ppe and don't do the mask, and then the number will go up. and who's going to determine what happens to the number? the person in the mirror. >> reporter: at least 17 states are seeing an uptick in coronavirus cases over the past week, including arkansas, where some enjoyed the weather without taking safety precautions. >> i see i'm not the only person. you see no mask here. you see no fear. >> reporter: the governor urging people to be more responsible. >> when you wear a mask, you're expressing your conce

cbs's meg oliver reports tonight from the one-time epicenter of the virus, new rochelle, new york.eg? >> reporter: norah, it was 76 days ago today the national guard moved into new rochelle to n the outbreak. the outbreak. today main street started to slowly reopen, and on wall street, traders were allowed back on the floor for the first time since march. >> good to see you, guys. >> reporter: shortly after new york governor andrew cuomo rang the opening bell -- [bell tolls]. -- stocks surged to their highest levels in nearly three months, fueled by states slowly reopening their economies and developments of potential vaccines. >> we're going to turn the page on covid-19, and we're going to start focusing on reopening and how we reopen and how smart we are in reopening. >> reporter: today traders returned to the floor, but with restrictions, including mandatory masks and temperature checks. asoast, ndsmorial day weekend, unofficial start of summer. in missouri, health officials are now asking these party-goers at the lake of the ozarks to self-quarantine for two weeks. >> thank god

rochelle, it's good to have you here tonight. obviously, this is just an awful story from beginning to end right now. today, charges or derek chauvin, former police officer. your thoughts on what we've seen so far today? >> well, you know, martha, it's very reminiscent of what i saw happening in baltimore in 2015 during the freddie gray trial, and what i understand, a lot of people watching what is happening in minneapolis, they are very shocked, some of them are angry at the looting and violence we have seeing. however, i think the trauma of seeing an african-american community right now is not a result of the -- it's the result of years of discrimination. similar to freddie gray, it's also shocking to me, somewhat in a similar position that freddie gray was when he died. i think the charges that will come from the district attorney are pretty much to pacify the protesters and those of us i would like to see stiffer charges. plus, it took 72 hours, and even during a press conference where he said he's been charged with murder an

it's a big day. >> it's a big day in new rochelle.here is more traffic on north avenue today, it's a big, big day because it shows that everything is moving forward. it shows that we've turned a corner and things are moving forward. >> reporter: how bad has the impact been here over the last two months? >> i won't deny that it's hurt, but every city in the state of new york has been hurting. our businesses have turned out but it's been an opportunity to see the public and private partnership between the city and different businesses and not for profits, to see the way new not for profits have sprung up to help the businesses. i want to help businesses get gift card programs going to help them out. >> reporter: when i spoke to city officials, they were saying how phase one is a setup for phase two, it's the beginning. phase two is more businesses, restaurants. >> restaurants will be in phase three. >> reporter: so the way this works is, you have to complete phase one in two weeks and you can move to phase two. >> the most important thi

tremendousas a outbreak in rochelle. we sent all sorts of resources into new rochelle and actually reduced that hotspot. specific placea or pattern generating infections, then you can attack it, but you have to find it first and that is what we are looking outcome especially with this number of new infections. theyou see, if you look at location of it, it is not telling us much. but we asked the hospitals call,day, on a conference to take an additional -- to take additional information from people walking into hospitals, to find out where these infections are coming from. are the front-line workers? or are they people who are staying home? are these infections that are being spread in the home, or are they front-line workers, which means they are getting up every day, getting on public transit, going to work, then maybe they are getting on public transit -- getting it on public transit, maybe they are getting it on the workplace -- in the workplace? but getting more information on where these cases are coming from, where

nothing changed. >> reporter: even though new rochelle is slowly reopening, in new york city there iste set to reopen. this has frustrated some new yorkers, but the governor and mayor have made it clear it's still not safe to reopen. it likely will reopen in phases during the first two weeks of june, but no date has been set. there's still a big concern about minority communities in new york city. reporting from new rochelle, tom llamas, abc news. >> tom, thank you. >>> president trump continues to criticize democratic rival joe biden, mocking him for wearing a mask in public. during a white house event trump said he, quote, thought it was very unusual that biden wore a mask at a memorial day event. trump also said he didn't mean to be critical. in response biden called trump, quote, an absolute fool. and this was first lady melania trump wearing a mask inside the presidential helicopter on monday. miss trump did not wear a mask during her public memorial day appearances with the president. >>> president trump is going after twitter, accusing the platform of interfering in the electio

in the nation, new rochelle westchester. the lesson was one or two people infected who had large gatherings or a dense gathering. that virus just takes off on you. and we learned that in a new rochelle, we are learning it again in meat processing plants and poultry processing plant across the nation, and we just went through it again, and we are going through it in madison and oneida county. that is something we have to watch and keep in mind. at the same time that we are going through this reopening exercise,i want to make sure we don't miss the opportunity in the moment. all arertunity is we going through this, let's learn the lessons and keep this moment in history to actually improve from where we are and build a background. i want to set the bar high and set the goal of not just everybodywhat we did, go back to where we were, i don't want to say that we spent all of this time, all of this pain, all of this suffering, all of these deaths, only to go back to where we were. go back to a better place. how do you find a silv

the mayor of new rochelle, the first city quarantined, a city in the suburbs of new york city, i called him that day, what do you mean? he said i have 70,000 people. get me 70,000 tests, i can test everybody and those who have the virus i'll say you must stay inside for two weeks so it doesn't spread or go to the hospital if it's virulent. those who don't have the virus can go to the work, go to the stores, shop in comfort knowing they won't be exposed to others because those who have the virus will be in quarantine. we need testing, we need tracing, we need the -- the scientists know what to do and the other countries who have been much stricter about this, a new zealand, south korea, are in much better shape than we are. you can't ignore the truth and science. donald trump seems to encourage the small groups. i do fault the media, 100 with confederate flags, and they're giving a lot of attention, they shouldn't be governing our policy and i understand donald trump is egging them on but still. >> take solace, senator schumer, in the fact that large swaths of the american public see thi

in the suburb of new rochelle, a slow re-opening. kamesha salmon opening her store up for the first time in nearly two months. >> i understand the pandemic, but you also have to understand i have two children. they got to eat. i still have bills, nothing changed. >> tom, i know you were in new rochelle tonight. and restrictions in new york city still in place. >> reporter: that's right, david. no date has been set to reopen, that has frustrated some new yorkers. but the governor and mayor have elikelyewne. there is still major concern about minority communities in the city. >> tom, thank you. >>> amid all of those, a new war of words erupting between president trump and joe biden. president trump taking aim at biden for wearing a mask on memorial day. biden saying the president is an absolute fool to talk that way. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, two images reflect the split screen this campaign has become. president trump in a factory without a mask, surrounded by people who are all wearing them. and his rival joe biden, ou

what did it has to -- have to do with new rochelle? nothing po, it was the density. a congregation of 200, 300 people. a city like new york, once et gets into density it's going to increase but why here? because of the flights from europe and nobody knew and nobody told us and nobody stopped it. also, post 9/11, you went in new this situation york where people asked that question, maybe new york was a target. we weren't the only place attacked in 9/11 but it was highly impactful here, we lost a lot of lice. people said maybe new york is a target. yeah, but that lasted for a very short. and new york then came back, downtown better than ever before and we're going to do the same thing here. >> you mentioned a couple of initiatives including extending rent relief. what is your message to new yorkers and who's hiring in the state? gov. cuomo: we get to may 15. may 15 is when it's called the pause order. the closedown order expires and then we'll look at different regions in the state by the data to see if they're in a position to reopen. we'll start in construction, manu

he said enough testing so i can test every person in a new rochelle and those who tested positive they have to quarantined to stay home. but most of the countries that has dealt successfully with corona has had far more testing at the right times and places and we have some abductor felt she can set things straight this morning he and a few other administration officials will testify remotely one of the first times that she and the others but to modify their answers to directly contradict the advice. please don't pull punches particularly when you're askedi. questions. we know the white house may have to include the statement that you make and it was needed this morning and very technical. you don't have to do that. pull punches tell the american people the truth. you have an obligation to tell the american people the truth. because only that will save lives to reduce the economic length of the crisis. and doctor fauci if you tell the truth in a hearing without the president looking over your shoulder, i hope your testimony but then to reopen the country so we stopped there. don't pull

and there was a tremendous outbreak in new rochelle. we then sent all sorts of resources into new rochelle, and we actually reduced that hot spot. so if you find a specific place or pattern that is generating infections, then you can attack it. but you have to find it first. and that's what we're looking at, especially on these number of new infections that are coming. and you see, if you look at the location of it, it's not telling us much. but we asked the hospitals yesterday -- we have all the hospitals on a conference call, i spoke to all the hospitals and asked them to take additional information from people who are walking into the hospitals, to try to find out where these infections are coming from. are they front line workers? or are they people who are staying home? are these infections that are being spread in the home? or are they front line workers, which means they're getting up every day, getting on public transit, going to work and maybe they're getting it on public transit, maybe they're getting it at the work place. but

it was new rochelle, rhett's westchester and we then sent all resources into new rochelle and we reduced that hotspot. if you find a specific place or pattern that is generating infections, you can attack it but you have to find it first. that is what we are looking at especially on the number of new infections that are coming. if you look at the location, it is not telling us much but we asked the hospitals yesterday -- we have all hospitals on a conference call and i spoke to all the hospitals -- and ask them to take additional information from those walking in to try find out where these infections are coming from. are the front line workers or other people staying home? are these infections that are being spread in the home? front-line workers which means they're getting up every day, getting a public transit, going to work, and maybe they are getting it on the public transit? maybe they're getting at the it at the workplace. not just where you live but where in the borough? are there different health factors affecting the new infection rate? how are they traveling? are they in their

and we learned that in new rochelle.'re learning it again in meat processing plants and poultry processing plants across the nation. and we just went through it again in, and we're going through it now in madison and oneida counties. so that's something that we have to watch and keep in mind. also at the same time that we're going through this reopening exercise, i want to make sure we don't miss the opportunity in the moment. and the opportunity in the moment is that we went all through this. let's learn the lessons and let's take this moment in history to actually improve from where we are and to build it back better. i want to set the bar high and set the goal of not just replacing what we did. okay, everybody go back to where we were. i don't want to say that we spent all this time, all this pain, all this suffering, lost all these deaths, only to go back to where we were. go back to a better place! how do you take, how do you find the silver lining in this viral storm and actually improve your situation? we're on lo

we learned that already in new york when we had the new rochelle hot spot which was the first hot spotn the nation, new rochelle westchester, and the lesson was one or two people infected who go to a large gathering or a dense gathering, that virus just takes off on you. and we learn that in new rochelle, they're learning it again in meat processing plants and poultry processing plants across the nation, and we just went through it again and we're going through it now in madison and hnida county. we have to watch that and keep that in mind. also at the same time we're going through this reopening exercise, i want to make sure we don't miss the opportunity in the moment. the opportunity is we went all through this, so let's learn the lessons and let's take this moment in history to actually build from where we are and build it back better. i want to set the bar high and set the goal of not just replacing what we did. everybody go back to where we were. i don't want to say we spent all of this time, all of this pain, all of this suffering, lost all of these deaths only to go back to wher

how new rochelle, westchester? one person who went to a a igious gathering, and then ceremony infected dozens and dozens. you know, when they talk about the meat processing plants in the midwest, and the outbreaks in the meat processing plants, it has nothing to do with the meat. it's the fact that you had 1,000 employees, 500 employees, we have a situation in madison county, you have a couple of hundred people, and you have one person who's infected, you have a problem. so they all come in that same category. nobody can tell when you you'll be ready for that, but the answer is follow. the answer is everybody will know, because if you follow the numbers and you follow the math, you will watch that infection rate, and you will see the trajectory of progress. t's that simple. reporter: in terms of four phases for reopening, do they fall into one, two, three, or four? governor cuomo: oh, that's on the website. reporter: it wasn't. i don't think -- it wasn't on there. governor cuomo: robert? >> houses of worship, if yo

this is the first step the governor is allowing this to happen here in new rochelle. this includes constructions starting up and manufacturing and retails can open as well. there are people here are a little hesitant and nervous. i talked to a couple who were elderly, they have been in their homes for quite a while. they took a walk out today to go to the post office and they say they're still concerned because they see people sometimes not wearing masks. we have seen a mix. a lot of people wearing masks and some people not. while we are taking this great step forward finally, he added some precautions. it is premature to let down our guard, all of us must practice social distancing and use face coverings. this is something that everyone here in new rochelle can be proud of, making this step forward after such a long time being in sort of the lockdown situation. >> a long three months. brynn gingras on the ground for us. thank you. >>> with us dr. sanjay gupta. one of the big things we are hearing more news of the vaccines chase. is it a press relief saying this compa

it with a whole lot of tests, australian, new zealand, south korea, germany and even, june, new rochelleplace was quarantined and i called up the mayor and said what's going on, what do you need? he said if we could test everybody and see who has the could to work, walk on thes streets, shop in stores, the amazing thing, we've asked the trump administration to have a national plan for testing to use the defense production act where they could commandeer the factories and supply chains and require enough tests be made for everybody, they just used it for the meat factories, why aren't they using it for testing? we could have enough test ifs they did that. i've asked the president to do it on repeated occasions and he hasn't done it. i got a nasty letter back once but no gpa. >d.p.a.>> stephen: we can't makd decisions unless we know the lay of the land. >> fief one's afraid to go out, no one's shopping at the stores because we don't have adequate testing, what good is it going to do is this it's a mystery. at first i thought it was ideology, i don't want to command private industry what to

she's in new rochelle. brynn, folks may not remember, but in the earliest stages of this, that was the epicenter in the new york area. now after all these weeks, it's set to reopen. tell us how that's going. >> reporter: that's right, jim, you guys had the mayor on your show many times during that time about three months ago, and this morning he's telling us that the residents of new rochelle can take special satisfaction in the fact they're now entering this phase 1. it's not just them. there are actually seven counties in this area of the state that are going into that phase 1, the lowest phase of several to reopen, but still significant for an area that has worked so hard to get here. as you talk about places across the country opening too fast, this one put in their time. they are one of the first to shut down. remember, the national guard came into this area where we're standing right now, everything was closed. more than a thousand people were asked to quarantine, all because of an outbreak linked to,

. >> joining me now is rochelle richie. good morning to you. we listen to this.nd our former president did not say the current president, president trump, by name, are you surprised that president obama actually criticized the administration so publicly? >> no. actually, i'm not surprised. anyone would look at this and say, if you have a former president coming and speaking to smls of people,, especially the young people. you have to remember, in 2018, we saw a 16% increase in the number of young people that came out and voted during the 2018 midterm election. and so, when you look at those numbers and you know they are extremely engaged, it makes sense that president obama would come out and solicit those votes. staying on point, you have to understand that trump has attacked obama countless numbers of times. it seems fair that he comes back and he fights back. >> do you think we will see more of this from president obama? or put in perspective of how much is in support of joe biden, the presumptive democratic candidate, the apparent democratic candidate? or is

let's begin with brynn gingras from new rochelle, new york. one of the first hot spots in the country. i remember when you were there back in march, when they were closing down. now on track to reopen? >> that's right. it was just about three months ago, close to it, that the national guard was here, remember, handing out food, to people. also this whole area which we are in was called the containment zone. people were asked to stay within their homes because more than a thousand people, about a thousand people had to be quarantined because they were linked to a synagogue just up the street from where we are, who attended services because someone there had the coronavirus. one of the original cases, one of the first clusters in the entire united states. and this is now welcome news for this area. certainly that they can enter phase one. they're not just the only area, seven different counties in this part of the state of new york are going to now move to phase one, which includes manufacturing, construction, retail can open for pickup, or in s

new rochelle, that early new york hot spot, starts today. >> i think people in new rochelle take specialatisfaction in reaching this milestone, and we are cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: will there be a fallout from that now infamous memorial day party in the ozarks? well, we'll find out in a week or two. >> the responsible thing to do now is to self-quarantine. don't put others at risk. don't put your loved ones at risk. and make better decisions moving forward. >> reporter: neighboring arkansas, a month after reopening began, now suffering a sharp spike in cases. >> i could get killed by covid today or i could get hit by a bus or a car tomorrow. >> reporter: meanwhile, in vernon, california, more than 150 workers at this meat processing plant have tested positive. outbreaks reported at eight other facilities in the city. the union wants the plant closed for cleaning. >> the spikes keep coming and it's sort of like amity island. there is an invisible insidious dead deadly shark out there and it's time to get people out of the water to figure out what's going on. >> reporter: cdc num

new rochelle, that early new york hotspot, starts today. >> i think the people of new rochelle take specialatisfaction in reaching this milestone, and we are cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: will there be a fallout from that now-infamous memorial day party in the ozarks? well, we'll find out in a week or two. >> the responsible thing to do now is to self-quarantine, don't put others at risk, don't put your loved ones at risk, and make better decisions moving forward. >> reporter: neighboring arkansas, a month after reopening began, now suffering a sharp spike in cases. >> i could get killed by covid today or i could get hit by a bus or a car tomorrow. >> reporter: the governor says some of us might need to learn a lesson the hard way. >> it's disappointing when we have a lack of discipline by a few outliers. how do you remedy that? part of it is re-education, and part of it is experience. >> reporter: meanwhile, in vernon, california, more than 150 workers at this meat processing plant have tested positive. outbreaks reported at eight other facilities in the city. the union wants the pla

in new rochelle, the first town, city, that went into quarantine, i called the mayor, i said, what doyou need? he said if i had enough tests to test everybody, i could give each person in new rochelle a test, those with corona would stay inside for two weeks, the others could work, shop on the streets, that's what we need in america, that's what other countries have done, that's why they're much more quick, they're back on the path. fauci needs to tell us that very directly. he needs to tell us the fact that we have to be real careful or this will come back with a vengeance and won't go away as quickly as it would. and i hope he will import to the president, in a gentle way, that's how he does it, to get more testing done. we don't have enough tests and fauci by all indications in his body language and everything else agrees with that. >> i think prevailing on testing, are you suggesting we test everybody? 350 million tests. dr. fauci doesn't say we should do that and no nation has tested everybody. >> the koreans have tested close to anyone who needs a test, anyone who is going into

in nearby new rochelle the first community to lockdown is now beginning to reopen. from coast to coast many are growing uneasy, fatigued by the quarantine >> your dog can get groomed but you can't get a haircut? i need my hair done. that's a problem >> reporter: after long holiday lines at everything from airports to hiking trails in los angeles dodgers stadium will be used to test up to 6,000 people a day for covid-19 not far away at a food processing plant that makes the iconic dodger dog 153 employees have tested positive for the virus. the latest outbreak for an industry struggling to contain the disease. >> but we don't want to keep applying band-aids, we want people to be healthy because it's not just them who get infect. the fear amongst the workers in fact is even greater for going home and infecting their family and loved ones >> reporter: with every state worried about new infections there remains pressure to reopen the economy. here in california the governor said hair salons can reopen but not in the state's biggest counties >> reporter: tonight frustrat

what did it have to do with new rochelle? nothing. it was the density.n new york, any dense situation, meat processing plant, agriculture plant, city of chicago, city of new york, once it gets into density, it's going to increase. but why here because of the flights from europe and nobody knew and nobody told us and nobody stopped it. also post-9/11 you went through this situation in new york where people asked that question. well, maybe new york is a target. now, we weren't the only place attacked on 9/11. but it was highly impactful here. we lost a lot of lives. people say well maybe new york is a target. yeah, but that lasted for a very short period of time. them new york came back, downtown better than ever before. and we're going to do the same thing here. >> governor, you spoke about a couple initiatives to hem struggling out-of-new york workers including extending rent relief. what is the message to those new yorkers? and who's hiring in the state? >> we get to may 15th. may 15th is when it's called the p.a.u.s.e. order, the closedown order expire

military presence in this area rochelle. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no weekly. and that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news of direction chaz where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. for fixing up here tonight documentary on american crap is doing pretty well he sells fun place where you can hide from the people for. the survivalist called a way that black and started preparing for the end of the world. people are concerned about they can quarantine in their hour. but let's say that this continues and so what's going to happen is you know enough to eat all that are totally broke only out of money have no more supplies in their house just. they're going to start

and this morning we are coming to you from new rochelle, new york. will remember this was the first hot zone inside the epicenter, but now it is slowly starting to re-open today. construction, you may hear some hammering behind me, manufacturing and retail slowly re-opening today. this is all really encouraging news. whit? >> certainly progress there. tom llamas for us, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> joining us now is arkansas governor asa hutchinson. thank you so much for joining us. we know that this is a delicate balance as all these states start to re-open their businesses. your state, we should point out, not showing that 14-day decline in cases as recommended by the white house before re-opening. and, in fact, over the weekend you pointed out that arkansas was experiencing a second peak last thursday. you also reported the highest daily total of cases since the crisis began. how much of this do you think is a direct result of easing restrictions? >> well, first of all, we did meet the gating criteria to enter phase one, there was alte

and that is our show for this week get in touch with us any time you can tweet me at rochelle kerry please use the hash tag a j c t c when you do that drop us an e-mail as well counting the cost of al-jazeera that is our address there easy to find but there is more for you online that al-jazeera dot com slash c.t.c. that will take you straight to our page there is individual reports links and entire episodes for you to catch up on. that's it for this edition of counting the cost i'm richelle carey from the entire team thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next. in countries like mine people have been killed too because we in the united states have privatized the old public interest for this was a deal with saudi arabia things were done differently saudis other arabs when they came to britain to be told to help to pass bombs do so long you will rumsfeld this meeting saddam isn't that interesting their shadow while on al-jazeera this underwater treasure is a risk of disappearing juice a coral bleaching caused by rising temperatures. the great strain the eric eric egypt's. tourism i

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one day after a slow re-opening in the nearby town of new rochelle where the first containment zone was established nearly two months ago. >> i have two children. they got to eat. we still have bills and nothing changed. >> reporter: and now the first definitive time line for the return of a pro sports league. >> we will not do anything until we are assured that it is safe and prudent to do so. >> reporter: the nhl announcing plans to start the season this summer playing all games in two so-called hub cities that have yet to be chosen and reducing the number of teams that will play. this morning, at least 14 states are now seeing a growing number of covid-19 cases including alabama. two counties outside of the state capital, montgomery, are among the fastest growing hot spots in the country. >> we have to make sure that we are being guided by the data and not the dollars. >> reporter: it comes as president trump and former vice president joe biden butt heads over wearing a mask after biden wore one in public monday, something the president has yet to do. >> he was standing outside with