>> alisyn, west texas we got hit with a double whammy, we got hit with the rona and we got hit with theu know, we decided to pivot. the oil and gas industry isn't the only industry in the world and four weeks ago i was a well technician. last week, i wrote my first hit single "quarantine lover" and this week i'm being interviewed by cnn, so you know, all this is, is an opportunity to pivot to something different, an opportunity to spread joy, love and peace and hope and that's what i'm trying to do. 19 cents out of every single song is going directly to the doctors and the nurses that are on the front lines fighting this rona and you know, that's what i decided to do, and i know a lot of people are afraid, a lot of people are struggling, a lot of people like are, have anxiety but i'm here to spread a little joy, a little love and that's basically how i'm responding to it. i can't crawl up in a little, you know, ball and cry or put my head in the sand, man. it's time to go. it's time to be proactive and time to pivot to something that you know can, you know, meet the challenge. >> we lik

is the 'rona all out of you? you're good. you're outside? >> the 'rona's out. everybody's good. to say, the weather here in l.a., it's so gorgeous. and it does make a difference. i think, of all our midwest friends with the snow, like, we're so lucky. >> we are so blessed. i like all the foliage right there. nice irrigation system at casa sullivan. >> right? i that we have foliage, a lot of foliage right here. yesterday, mario, in between our interviews, i laid out in the backyard in my bathing suit. i feel like i'm on spring break over here. hey, there. you didn't post a pic.

lockdown is that the roads are largely clear and we made good progress even around busy hubs like the rona where there are usually kilometer long traffic jams. in bold santa the capital of the largely german speaking province of alberta our digital pick ups with loudspeakers are urging people to stay inside for health reasons. a lot is being done here to stop the spread of the virus. overnight the roads pavements and down stops are being cleaned and decontaminated with water and hydrogen peroxide. think feel a mention again i think it has some effect a lot of people walk on the streets a few spit their animals running around illnesses can get passed on like that. we believe that we have to reach 0 inflection point if we want to rule out the chance that the road the ground is a source of infection. the cleaning liquid is said to be harmless to the environment. we also asked whether this is really meant to just reassure the city's residents a symbolic act. non-effective now it's not just about the psychological effect that let's be clear on this its citizens still have to stick to all the re

. >> what t is scary aboutut the rona covidid-19 is everyththings happening all a sudden.i mean, suddenly you c collapse. suddenly you will become pneumonia. suddenly you're e going to be dead soso it's very scary. >> she said her facility tests more than 2,000 people a day and about 100 patients found positive are now hospitalized. >>> meanwhile, johns hopkins university says over 1.4 million people have tested positive for the new coronavirus globally as of wednesday. the death toll stands at 85,397. >>> a group of researchers have cast doubt on the official number of deaths chinese authorities have given for the city of wuhan. their work indicates the number could be significantly bigger. hue han c celebrated onn wednes the endnd of a month-long lolockdown. the government says over 50,000 people in the city were infected with mororthan 2,50000 deaths. but researchers raised questions about those figures. they contacted over 2,000 people who sought help on social media. many said family members developed symptoms but were denied tests or treatment. the resesechers say th

state of georgia has afed bthe ronas. ♪ anchor: for all of you watbsing fromnd around the globe, welcome"world news america." u.s. economy is shrinking at the fastest rate in more than a as unemployment figur show the impact on the community. the 4.8% contractionab iout what economists were expecting, but they warn the worst is yet to come, as the data only cover the first few weeks of the outbreak, this afternoe u.s. federal reserve chief said the economy will needsp additionading from congress and the white house to ensure a robust recovery. with interest rates near zero, there is a limit to what the fed can do. onnew york city is on the light of the catastrophe and the economicni emergency. brian reports. reporter: new york is a city caught between dread and desire. desperate to open up after six weeks in locown, but fearful the fatal consequences that doing so too soon. new york without new yorkehe has hammered economy. it tourism and hospitality sectors have been decimated. wall street, america's financial hub in the onset of another great depression. but even though the city's past

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rona keener chafee. carol june chip fields.land. >> we remember those who are killed with the department of housing and urban development, eighth floor. clarence eugene wilson senior. francis williams. weaver.d david jack walker. valdes. sells. david scroggins. antonio reyes. howard.ge michael susan jane farrell. kimberly k clark. donald earl burns senior. david neil burket. ted allen. ourontinue to remember friends and family with the department of housing and urban development seventh floor. joann wittenberg. john carl vanness the third. john thomas stewart. perry smith reese. patricia makes. mcdonald. and my father, james mccarthy the second. >> we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development seventh floor. [reading names] we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, fifth floor. [reading names] >> we remember our friends at the united states marine corps recruiting sixth floor. [reading names] >> we remember those wit

rona keener chafee. carol june chip fields.. >> we remember those who are -- were killed with the department of housing and urban development, eighth floor. clarence eugene wilson, sr. francis williams. michael d. weaver. david jack walker. jules valdes. leora sells. lanny lee david scroggins. antonio c. reyes. dr. george michael howard. susan jane farrell. kimberly k. clark. donald earl burns, sr. david neil burket. peter villanova. ted l. allen. we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, seventh floor. joann wittenberg. john carl vanness iii. john thomas stewart. terry smith reese. patricia micks. betsy j mcdonnell. and my father, james mccarthy ii. >> we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, seventh floor. [reading names] we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, fifth floor. [reading names] >> we remember our friends at the united states marine corps

rona lynn keener chaffey. karen june chip fields. shelly d.hose who were killed with the department of housing and urban development, eighth floor. clarence eugene wilson sr. frances "fran" ann williams. >>> michael d. weaver. david jack walker. jules a. valdez. leora leigh sells. lanny lee david scroggins. antonio "tony" c. reyes. dr. george michael howard dvm. susan jane farrell. kimberly k. clark. donald earl burns sr. david neil burkett. peter r. avilanoza. ted r. allen. we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, seventh floor. joann whittenburg. john carl van ness iii. john thomas stewart. terry smith reese. patricia ann nix. betsy j. "bb" mcgonnel and my father, james a. mccarthy ii. >> we continue to remember our friends and family with the department of housing and urban development, seventh floor. mary leasure rentee. theresa t. taylor lauderdale. ann cremborg. thompson eugene "gene" hodges jr. j. colleen giles. linda louise florence. judy j. "froh" fisher. castine brooks hern

nationwide overall, deaths from rona appear to be leveling off. we need to be very careful because if we if we are not careful, we will re-create the conditions that existed in early march. we could have another peak the way we had this month. >> let's continue to hold the line. let's do this together. give us a few more weeks to see where these trends go. we will talk a lot more.>>reporter: california has faired relatively well compared to other parts of the country. the reason for that are complicated. in the bay area was the first part of the country to enact the regionwide stay at home order within mid-march. public-health experts say, those early efforts did produce results. as an example of this last night at the city of los angeles had 8900 reported cases confirmed cases of covid-19 and the cd compare that to new york city, which had 100,000. reporting live, fox 2. new this morning we learned one sailor on board the uss theodore roosevelt had died because of the coronavirus. at least 580 sailors on board that aircraft carrier, have tested p

in the united states there are 200 for rona virus cases, the army corps of engineers have stepped up to build field hospitals that were hardest hit. >>> the deadly coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the u.s. there are 10,000 people affected and as testing is becoming widespread hospitals are being flooded with new coronavirus patients, the army corps of engineers finished building several makeshift hospitals and they are moving on to other hot spots. >> we have to protect where we will be two or three weeks out it was about taking care of new york and service the governor and mayor up there but we -- >> reporter: shelter in place orders are in effect across the country and they will crackdown on those that are violating the protocols, and they will have stricter protocols on which workers are deemed essential. >> now is not the time to let up with these distancing efforts now we have two redouble those efforts for cust would there is a severe economic impact millions are out of work waiting for promised stimulus checks that they hope will come sooner than later. >> i am

.>>> we are live here at the gateway nursing home in hayward, this is the f potive ronas ty is had wiollw stanigation by the office. these typically have highly experienced investigators with a broad range of experience. they are also typically tightlipped when it comes to active investigations so we are waiting to hear more details about this later on today. alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley has said herself that the situation is complicated since many of the residents have underlying health conditions and that the investigation she promises will be thorough. the total now stands at 13 dead been infected, 41 patients and 26 staff members have tested positive. to put that in context, gateway has 99 best. alameda county public health put out a statement last night saying the are deeply concerned that they are working with the state to target interventions. his grandmother who is staying here at gateway died monday. >> i juwato wh the failes were kiof e they did and no hete actors out there, or bad actors. let's not let this happen again.>>> alameda and contra costa county

francisco, richmond, berkeley, san leandro, all topping out at 64 degrees. 65 in napa, 65 as well for rona arkin topping out at just 60 degrees for late port. much colder on sunday, unsettled weather into early next week.>>> up next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , san francisco's biggest convention center transforming into a shelter for the homeless, we will have details straightahead.>>> plus, nurses here at ucsf medical center just finished up a rally saying they need more personal protective equipment to treat coronavirus patients. hear what ucsf has to say in just a moment.>>> ahead of cbs this morning, doctor anthony fauci will join us and bill gates takes us inside his foundations fight against the disease. also professing nurses speak out on shortages of protective equipment. the risk they say they face. plus as we continue to stay at home, we will tell you what is being done to keep our privacy safe all using those video conferencing apps. >>> also me employees of a shutdown restaurant still providing meals for those in need. there's a lot of us now in need indeed. we wi

coronavirus tracking map facebook is invitinusers to take a survey on whether you're experiencing rona virus symptoms even if they're mild and this data they say could help anticipate more srious outbreaks at the county level. information is going to be updated daily. there are new. for nursing it's the pandemic care centers were now be equired to report to patients families and the cdc. when they have ay coronavirus cases at nursing homes. they're making this requirement. the government because these residents e vulnerable and we've seen such outbreaks in these homes. james from top to bottom from in around the entire countr including here in our state. there's a new state report california show200 california rsing homes. have a least one positive case of covid 1934 are herein the bay area in 7 counties, advates for nursi home reform say social-distae ease the social distancing is not something th they n practically do at nursing homes, it's very difficult and the lack of attention for residents in care workers has allowed the virus to spread rapidly. the president of the nation's lar

there have it, rona, andy lack saying it is about the president and him being wrong in this.essage is things probably won't change. >> well the president called all along for a fair press. i think he highlighted how unfair the press really is. to listen to andy lack of all people, the person who covered up for matt lauer and harvey weinstein at nbc. the person who had six interviews with joe biden since these allegations have come forward, they have not asked him one single question, for him to say that is just rich because. nbc and mainstream media treats republicans than they treat democrats. it is on full display how joe biden is being treated versus how justice kavanaugh was treated with similar allegations. charles: ronna, thank you for watching the show last night. thank you for being on this show. indeed, i'm glad the press conference is on. see you again real soon. >> thanks, charles. >> supreme court handing health insurers a major win, what they're calling a bait and switch in the obamacare law but one lone justice is calling out the ruling as a massive bailout. we

meetings, conference calls with his top advisers, that includes brad parscale, his campaign manager, ronacdaniel the head of the rnc, as well as jared kushner who was there in the white house, and those meetings, the aides tried to get in part two things to him. first that he should curtail the coronavirus briefings, which they thought were very damaging to him and his standing in the polls particularly with senior citizens. the president initially pushed back at that, pointing to their ratings. but after the comment about injecting disinfectants he has at least for now suspended those. but then as you've said, yes, they also showed him an array of battleground state poll numbers that show him losing and in some states like michigan losing rather significantly. and if the election was held today, brian, trump's own campaign says he would lose to joe biden. >> and interestingly, his use of words. this reuters piece tonight, "i don't believe the polls, trump said. it's early in the game treech into the toolbox for that one, by the way, jonathan. i believe the people of this country are smar

rona mcdaniel says -- maria: so is he the candidate or not? steve? >> i think at the convention they will look very seriously replacing biden and have somebody that could really take on trump. biden cannot take on donald j. trump no way not on china or any other topic. maria: steve it's great to see you this morning, thank you. steve bannon, we'll be right back. stay with us. maria: welcome back. president trump is laying out a three-phase plan to reopen the economy. my next guest's state has been much more impacted economically, than health wise in his state because of the shutdowns and what it has done to the energy sector, tourism and agriculture, joining me right now is republican congress chairman member of the white house task force on reopening the economy, wyoming senator, john barrasso. senator it's great to see you thanks very much for being here. you are a medical doctor, so you clearly understand the health risks. are you worried that you're going to be opening the economy too soon, and we get a relapse and tell us about the impacts that

my name is rona lashinsky from walnut creek, california. my question is this. and water for washing our hands rather than relying on hand sanitizer so i was wondering why not use soap and water to disinfect household surfaces such as kitchen countertops and packaging rather than relying on disinfecting wipes and sprays. thanks for taking my question. >> sanjay? >> yeah, rona, this is probably one of our most common questions and the answer is, yes. you can use soap and water in the same way you might use some of these other household cleaners. they can be very effective. we know about that for your hands but for our parts of your house as well, it can actually do the job. >> i just saw a question going across the screen about making your own mask. last week you showed us how to make your own mask. your daughter made me an amazing one. i am literally checking the mail every day. >> i'm tracking it. >> i'm very hopeful. this week we asked if you could show us the effectiveness of cleaning with soap and water. let's take a look. >> by now you know that viruses, in

. >>> this morning rona romney mcdaniel head of the republican national committee tweeted out a funnyd strange re-election message. quote, we have a decision tooz who will restore our economy after this pandemic. donald trump has already done it once and he's definitely the right person to do it again. he didn't restore the economy. he inherited a recovery barack obama had started. but it's also a really strange re-election message. like what happened under his watch, right? for a guy who is going to run on the slogan keep america great, and right now there's tens of thousands of americans who have lost their lives and nearly a million who have had the disease when this is all over and trump has mismanaged all of this, there's more than 26 million americans who filed for unemployment over the last five weeks. congressional budget office now estimating the gross domestic product will plunge by nearly 40% the second quarter. so it's really hard to argue you're going to keep america great under those circumstances and recent polling reflects that. nbc/"wall street journal" poll shows bid

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london its national state crime initiative for interest now live from london good to have you with us ronawhat's the significance of this report given but much of its content is already known. well it's important because it's the final report from professor yang the lady who's been the special repertory for human rights in may and man she's been an incredibly strong advocate for the interests of ordinary people in myanmar regardless of ethnicity and regardless of religion at this report will give at the u.n. and the international community plenty to consider and it's a real call for racket call to action by yang healy i mean she says in the report that her all to me isn't that she had when she 1st started in her role especially the tour is gone but she's still hopeful that opportunities to make me and mom better. still exist so what's the takeaway message for you in this report. well yeah he least quite correct the last 5 years have been very bad for human rights in myanmar they've been very bad for democracy and me and much but the opportunity is not yet gone and that's i think the most i

allen said, i'm going to ride my jefferson out till the rona kicks rocks.r, i said i was going to pull off my best george jefferson, then i just couldn't do it. i gave in. there's somebody here like, we've got essential personnel on the makeup and the hair and i had to take advantage. >>> meantime jim carrey has tweeted out an update of his coronavirus beard, day 13 started to look like the trivago guy, transient loner who just wants to help you find cheap online travel packages, how about that. >> the real trivago guy is > finay to the celebrity getting creative with whatever she had on hand to fashion a face mask. >> maybe not whatever she had on hand. chelsea handler posted a video saying, for those of us who are in a bind and need a face mask, take one of your bras. hold on, that might actually work. >> that was the finished product. she said with masks in short supply, we have to take matters into our own hands, men included. you got to do what you got to do. do. and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the

of stimulus for our nation's ailing businesses, congressman jim jordan on that top of the hour and ronaill be joining as joe biden picks up an endorsement from hillary clinton. we will see you top of the hour. ainsley: a tribute to frontline workers, watch this. [cheers and applause] ainsley: the air force, thunderbirds and the navy's blue angels launching america strong flying over new york, new jersey and pennsylvania yesterday. u.s. thunderbird pilot and mission commander for this flightover lieutenant colonel john caldwell joins us now. good morning to you, colonel. you're welcome, thanks for what you did yesterday. it was beautiful. so many people walked outside to see it. why did you want to do it? >> whenever we developed concept to honor essential workers and healthcare professionals and people responded well to it. we came up with the idea that we should join forces together here in pensacola and hit some of the towns that have been impact bid covid-19 the most, so we decided to pack up and come to pensacola to train together and new york city, the largest city that we could th