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on what he makes of warren buffett's comments on the airlines and market, plus, we'll speak with tom steyer about the path forward for america specifically, he sits on california's task force to reopen the economy along with janet yellen and tim cook. we'll start with breaking news from the treasury. kayla has more from washington >> the treasury department says it expects to borrow just shy of $3 trillion in this quarter alone to fund the expenditures outlined in the cares act stimulus and also to off set the individual and business task revenue that's not coming this because of that delayed deadline to say this is a record amount is an understatement the last record that the treasury saw for borrowing was the quarter july through september 2008 the height of the most urgent spending during the last financial crisis but at that time, it was just $530 billion this figure is nearly six times that amount. a senior treasury official confirms this is far and away a multiple of the last record. as for future borrowings, this official did not comment on the propensity of treasury to boar borrow f

climate issues and you will recognize him from the debate stage as former presidential candidate tom steyer. he will join us later in this hour with his plan to keep the coronavirus contained as california gradually reopens and if he has one, his plan to contain elon musk. and so we are once again back to where it all began with the trump administration lying about the numbers. that was the first order of business for the first trump white house press secretary who was ordered to lie about the number of people who showed up for donald trump's inauguration. donald trump couldn't bear the shame of drawing a much smaller crowd than the inaugurations of president obama so the solution of donald trump with numbers he doesn't like whether they be associated with measurements of his wealth or his income or his crowd size or his i.q. score, the trump solution is always to simply lie. the daily beast reports president trump and members of his coronavirus task force are pushing officials at the centers for disease control and prevention to change how the agency works with states to count coronavirus

. >> if you got a commission and it's headed by tom steyer and they issue guidelines and they don't work, it comes back to governor newsom and he's the one that will be blamed if things go wrong. >> he's got a pretty good read on the pulse of the people. there's the sense that people will do what they want to do regardless and may as well do it in some way to ensure safety. i want you to look into the future and see when things go back to normal, is it going to be a different kind of normal in california in the sense that there are a lot of progressive measures that were in place like the push for medicare for everybody, undocumented immigrants, greater child care. are these things going to continue like housing for the homeless, reform to the criminal justice system. are we going back to normal? >> a lot of that depends on money. if you want universal child care, it costs money. if you want to put the homeless in hotel, that costs money. there's reports saying that's one thing we'll be in short supply on in the state level and the local level. we'll look for the feds to help out with a

i talked one-on-one with the head of the group, presidential candidate tom steyer.n the 6:00 newscast. >>> on "nbc nightly news" tonight, a way to detect the rare inflammatory illness in kids they believe is caused by the coronavirus. how the test could speed up treatment. lester holt joins us in less than a minute. >>> we always like to end with something good, our smiling graduates and every night, we honor the class of 2020 which they're happening right now, graduations all across the bay area, so congratulations to them, well done. >>> tonight, the growing calls for justice. the outrage in minneapolis, no protests today after violent clashes in the streets. the mayor calling for the former officer who kneeled on george floyd's neck to be charged. >>> new videos of the moments just before for identification's death, what they reveal >>> america's death toll from covid-19 surpassing 100,000. it comes as everything from vegas casinos to sneyworld announced plans to reopen and tonight, a doctor's plea in a city in the american south now out of icu beds. >> the histo

. >>> i want to bring in now former 2020 presidential candidate tom steyer. m, it's great to have you back with us. let me first start by getting your reaction to these staggering unemployment numbers that we're seeing come out. >> ayman, i think this reflects an enormous amount of pain for americans and we're seeing numbers that clearly are the worst since the great depression and it's far from over. i think we're sitting here in an economic freefall caused by a health pandemic. and so i think what you can see here in california is a determination by the governor, governor newsom so get that health pandemic under control first so that we can address the economic free fall. >> to that point, let's talk a little bit about california. it is the fifth largest economy in the world. it is taking steps to try to get back to business today. talk to us a little bit about what reopening will look like for your state. >> governor newsom has laid out the plan. under those phases, there are very detailed protocols about how businesses can safely reopen. and our task force

former presidential candidate tom steyer is heading that tasr reopening the economy. >> tom, i understand the data and i think a lot of people watching us right now who are not working or underemployed are saying that sounds nice, but when can we start to work? what do you tell them? >> if you take a look, it's industry by industry. it is in every single industry, there's a phased reopening to get people back to work. i think the governor understands in his bones that getting people back to work is absolutely critical. but we've got to -- i think he's also right, protecting their health along the way is critical. and people aren't going to shop in places where they don't feel it's safe. so it's absolutely important that we do it just the way the governor is saying, putting health first. because if you go back and look, just so you know, if you look at previous pandemics, the societies that grew the most robustly were the ones who protected the health of their citizens. and that's exactly what the governor is doing. >> the november election right around the corner, the old bill clinton cat

shortly after, they returned to missouri and jim reed road off and on with j gender gangs and tom steyer gangs. in april of 74, they robbed the san antonio stage and bell was named as an ancestry on the indictment. jim, however, was on the run and was killed in paris, texas in 1874. here, but itover is traditionally believed that she was on the run from the law and drifted into oklahoma where she began to lead her own band of cattle and therefore we have the belle starr gang. it was at this point she married tom starrs son in 1880. legend says it might have only , as a common-law marriage had their first marriage to jim reed. they lived on turkey land and they built a house where they would harbor outlaws often. in 1883, both were convicted of stealing horses and they spent nine months in jail. mel was now known as a felon and she dressed the part. she wore gold earrings, man's hat, and she rode a mayor named named venus. sam was killed in a gunfight and she remarried a third time to a man named bill july. she start calling him july starr. summonedfter, she was to fort smith, arkansas be

ti tom tom steyer says california is in economic free fall. >> we are the fifth largest economic powere world. if california goes down, the nation goes down. the president has got to stop looking at us as a blue state and recognize that the president of the united states, he is the president for the entire united states and help us pull ourselves out of this. >> congresswoman jackie speier, thank you for joining us this morning. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> the cost of caring for so many in this pandemic is pushing u.s. hospitals and health systems further into the red now facing billions of dollars in losses. how that could impact the care you receive, next. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in

california's economic recovery task force is co-chaired by tom steyer. the san francisco billionaire and former democratic presidential candidate. we spoke with him on midday live today about the balance between health and the economy. >> everybody wants to preserve each other's health and lives, and i think that when people understand how impactful it is to follow those protocols, people are going to buy into it and people in california are going to keep each other safe. >> the protocols he mentioned include social distancing, wiping down distances and wearing masks, as you've heard many times. abc7 news is partnering with iheartradio to help support local businesses being hit so hard during this pandemic. thousands of bay area stores and services are still open offering to help with essential needs, and many are hiring as well if you're looking for a job. go to abc7news.com to find resources. just click on support the bay. >>> drive-by parades have become a common sight, but there is a growing battle over them in the south bay as abc7 news south bay co

because when they all vanish then the party becomes a label that billionaires like tom steyer and michael bloomberg and donald trump can buy. just out -- before coming here a few days ago i went to the website of the democratic party out of curiosity, so my grandmother who grew up on a farm in central texas, she and her african-american friends after the civil rights revolution, very similar backgrounds, high school educated, they were part of the travis county democratic party, you know, and they were part of the precinct machinery and all of that and did election work and so on. so i went to the democratic party to see how i could join and they just had a donate button. tried the national and the state and the county and it was donate. right? which kind of tells you something about the structure of politics now. it's a spectator sport unless you're a donor, a pollster, or a candidate. >> to finish up then, what does in both your views, a new 21st sken class settlement look like, whether that's politically, economically or culturally, the last thing on top of that. i like to say there's

also, returning to the show, former presidential candidate tom steyer tonight. in on how to safely restart this economy. and then something we rarely say on the evening news. former president obama hating president trump's leadership. the famously careful and basically widely respectful elder tatsman. everyone knows he doesn't talk about donald trump much.

. >> tom steyer, in my opinion, the great state of california, my home state, tom, thank you very muchoubt about it. >>> i'll tell you, that cal state news, that sent shock waves throughout the entire community. >>> up next, we enter the uk and go across the pond where scientists are working to train man's best friend to sniff out this virus. if these pups can pull it off, it could be vital to reopening the world to business and travel. if you have asthma or copd, these are challenging times, and you may have a lot on your mind. we want to help, with real questions from you, and real answers from experts. we can get through this together. visit letsbreathetogether.com. >>> there are bomb sniffing dogs, why not virus sniffing dogs. as governments around the world ease the lockdown, they're looking foyer creative ways to protect communities from another outbreak. joining us is willem marx who is in the uk with this latest innovation. willem, what have you got? >> reporter: chuck, over the last couple decades, there's a solid body of academic research that shows that dogs are particularly