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this week's virginia democratic senator, mark warner.shed what can only be described as one of the most disgusting videos to ever hit the internet. i've seen them all, even the german ones. the topic of warner's video, how to make a tuna melt. hopefully you have a strong stomach. >> we need some bread, mayonnaise, cheese. i hate mail but get plenty on both sides. distributed evenly across the bread in a way that appropriate. usually about 30 seconds. tuna melt extraordinaire. if you can whip up this favorite and quickly no time. greg: oh my god. that made to girls when, is not alone. cardi b in fraud, everybody is making too long of videos too boring, too long or too stupid. >> step-by-step approach behind making a face mask. it's easier than you might think and yet, it is challenging. this right here, this is something you need some skill in. you could be laughing on the inside because you're about to make a sandwich. greg: that video went on for 12 minutes. i got a black belt in less time at the cap. warner's video wasn't even the wors

virginia senator mark warner is one of ny lawmakers who nt to see hazard pay me available to health careworkers battling the coronavirus we need to a way to or compensaon o find plan being discussed would give up to $2000. >>not only the health care workers. but the other essentialemployees i also think there you c make a case that the person who's checking ou out of the grocery store or you're picking your drugs fm pharmacy or the sanitation worker could be viewed as a front-line rkers. well this plan also known as the heroes fund could be part ofthe next coronavirus relief bill being epared in both the senate exposure you geto the lawyers tugh the mo secure you're going to be. >>the are folks that are under all day long virginia representative don beyeris calling for quick action. however, virginia representatives bobby scott and abail spanberge want to keep focus produci risks by supplying more protective equipment the reason there's a because we need to be ensuring

mckivitz and warner. pick in round 7 jauan jennings a wide receiver out of tennessee. the raiders with only two picks on the final day. the first tick pe took john simpson offensive lineman out of clemson. now the raiders have a total of eight players from the college football national championship game that was played at levi's stadium back in 2019. their final pick of the day they took amik robertson, a defensive back out of la tech. >>> plenty of local products heard their names called. cal's jaden hawkins in the fourth round to atlanta. stanford's coby parkinson the tight end fourth round to celt he'll join russell wilson and company. evan weaver of cal goes to the cardinals in the sixth round. stanford's casey twoville was taken by the eagles in the seventh round. a whole flurry of picks there. that's not to mention all the free agent deals that are looking to be signed now the draft is over. a lot to be looking forward to. football almost back. a lot of fun, though, this weekend. guys? > all right,

president trump's department of justice tried to block the merger of that&t's buyout of warner median't success of time warner and part of the argument the company had was that president was interfering i mean this has been a long-running thing. >> it has. it's interesting because mr. stephenson's politics are not exactly to the left. i think i can say that but nonetheless, the president has been focused on this company in part because of its ownership of cnn he was focused on time warner prior to that. and as you say, sara, it was a very much unexpected opposition from the department of justice given the nature of the deal was a vertical merger, not a horizontal one, that they would oppose it. ultimately they went to court, judge leon ruling in favor of the company, allowing them to proceed with the deal putses the amount of time that it took certainly hobbled at&t in terms of its integration with time warner and something they look back on i think with regret in terms of how long it took. you're right, there is no shortage of antipathy from the president for any of his enemies as h

this all comes amid the launch of hbo max warner media includes traditional hbo as well as warner brothers, turner, and effectively all of the assets from at&t's acquisition of time warner kyler's job is a big one which includes dealing with hollywood talent and navigating cord cutting and the shift to going direct to consumer with this hbo max launch it will be sitting, talking to both john stankey and jason kyler coming up in "power lunch" at 2:30 p.m. eastern guys, back over you. >> we'll look forward to that, julia. thank you so much, that's julia boorstin, out on the west coast for us the unprecedented dislocation in the economy has seen a number of companies race to raise cash from the credit markets or secure loans from banks. and such is the subject of a new story in "the new york times," and one of the authors is kate kelly who joins us once again. kate, good to have you back on >> scott, thanks so much for having me. great to be hearing you guys, as well >> what should we be thinking about your report in the bigger picture. these companies that are clearly racing to get their liq

dave warner. he says dear president caen and commissioners, thank you for your service and our commission for your willingness to provide services to the citizens of san francisco and holding meeting including public comment. you'll recall that a potential win-win proposal was made by the tuolomne river trust this year, still fully meeting the requirements of our designed drought model should this year turn out to be the first year of an eight-year drought. as gracious rerequesting by you, mr. ritchie, through the general manager kelly, i wrote this letter and presented it at the february 25, 2020 meeting, however, it was ambiguous. the first significant paragraph mentioned that the sf puc was in a lawsuit but it did not prohibit sfpuc from releasing any of those flows. the secondsive paragraph mentions the need to get on -- the need to get other water districts the need to let any additional sfpuc pass through but makes no mention if we need to get their agreement. it seems like the water wat-- o

senator warner, we've seen the trump administration tightening requirements around food programs like.n.a.p. even before the pandemic. now that we see these food banks in such high demand, what are you guys doing on capitol hill that americans can shop more at grocery stores and thusly relieve a little demand on food banks and food pantries like the one we're at today? >> food banks in virginia an across the country do a great job. my wife just gave major contributions to all the food banks across virginia. those who can afford to, i lurj them to give to the food banks. four things we can do. we need to increase the s.n.a.p. benefits, the food stamp benefits that have been increased in other recessions. this is a great way to get the availability to actually purchase food at the grocery store rather than going to the food bank. increase the s.n.a.p. benefits, number one. number two, there are great projects. regional chef jose an dry yas has a great program called chefs for america where he's getting restaurants to reopen and just serve food to first responders. again, taking some of

directed by academy award winner chuck jones who helped create bugs bunny and other characters for warner brothers. in 1966 produced and director "how the grinch stole christmas." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey, joe, joe. >> yeah, sam. >> take a look at today's timetable. only one of these trains can get through to washington. 44 is a single track, you know. >> yeah, but, sam, aren't the american people on board the win the war special? >> well, followed by a few wreckers. >> do you see that switch, joe? you've got to sidetrack. >> i'm just the guy that can do it, sam. >> look, joe, you can, if you don't fall asleep at the switch like you did in november of 1942. >> i see. >> don't worry about me. he'll have to knock me out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dream awaken to me ♪ waiting for me >> rise! all rise! >> who are you? >> not at all. not at all. glad you dropped in, my boy. i see uncle sam has been overworking you. high production. sam's been overworking you. relax. have a cigar. let's talk this over, my boy. according to the papers, yao you are on the wrong track. it says here that the win the war special isn't

if you're to talk about it is matt warner, west virginia secretary of state.t's wonderful to have you on the program, such a great reputation for being a champion especially for military that are serving overseas and they want to vote. you think that mobile voting is the way to go? >> that is, dana. for a certain segment of our population. i'm glad you have west virginia connections on that day. that's a trifecta right there. here in west virginia, we are allowing a certain segment, those people who would otherwise be disenfranchised. our military, we have a large proportion that is serving the military and, i want to make it as easy as possible for them to vote. as well as citizens serving overseas. because of its successful pilot, it went so well. we had people in 31 counties that were able to vote and the legislature passed this year voting for disabilities. otherwise, people would not have the opportunity to vote in the electronic voting option is the way to go. >> dana: what do you say to critics, and there is no way to count that there won't be fraud? th

the niners turned into that tight end charlie warner of georgia.dy guy but had injury problems and finished on the i.r. last season. warner is 6'5", 245-pounder. he's got an ability to grow in the passing game. the nfc champs will look different in the backfield as well. matt breida is headed to miami after the niners complete a trade for the 153rd pick overall. breida has blazing speed and the niners send him to miami and get colin mckivitz. the final pick came in round seven, jepinnnings. the raiders took john simpson out of clemson so the raiders have eight players from the college football national championship game played at levi's back in 2019. their final pick they took amik robertson from la tech. jaylinn hawkins goes to atlanta. colby parkinson fourth-rounder to seattle. evan weaver of cal goes to the cardinals in the sixth round and casey tulow of stanford taken by the eagles in the seventh. >>> espn is reporting that the nba is reopening team practice facilities beginning friday in areas that are loosening stay-at-home restrictions. ther

jason kilar was put in to take over warner media recently as well he has that squared away in terms of leadership. >> david, thanks for that. david faber on stephenson and stankey. that succession at at&t. getting breaking coronavirus news good morning, sue. >> good morning, carl. this concerns a study done and published just now by the journal of the american medical association and basically what it is saying is that the treatment of covid-19 by hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine should only be done in a hospital setting. the study that was done basically has raised some questions about the efficacy of the use of one or more or the combination of those drugs this has triggered -- basically it was a bad outcome the primary outcome in many patients is death. that triggered an fda response saying do not use hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine for covid-19 use outside of a hospital setting. they have been shown not to be effective for treating or preventing covid-19. hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine can cause abnormal heart rhythms such as qt interval pro longation, measured on an ekg, m

warner thomas, ceo of austin her health. and ifi warner thomas, ceo of austin her health.nd if i could, might from the cleveland clinic. come on up, folks. please. if you arejust joining us, we are listening to president trump in the rose garden of the white house giving an update about the us‘s fight against the coronavirus pandemic. no figures from the president about the number of cases or indeed the increase in the number of cases in new york. really this whole press conference very much about how successful his strategy has been at fighting the coronavirus pandemic. he talks about the number of ventilators for example but nobody has been denied a ventilator through some sharing scheme in the one big headline is that he has asked his administration to halt funding of the world health organisation. because of their incompetence in the handling of the pandemic of the coronavirus, covid—i9. the president pointing out that i think about they put about 4.5 times as much into the who asked us 4.5 times as much into the who asked us to china. the president calling on various

>> i guess if there was a moral ground, that warner brothersoul. that doesn't help. when you reflect on kind of what you've had to go through in 14, 15 years to build something up and help all the people, you'd like to think you've helped, it's frustrating. >> just one example of what millions of small businesses are going through. tony dokoupil reporting. thank you, tony. >>> the overnight news will be right back. when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. you try to stay ahead of the mess. but scrubbing still takes time. now there's new powerwash dish spray. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans grease five times faster. new dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. >>> it wasn't so long ago that many of us hadn't even heard of the hand sanitizer purell. now it's a key weapon in the war against coronavirus and the company is

. >> to me it's outrageous in a ou >> reporter: senator mark warner and other democrats are proposing a bill to reopen enrollment for the affordable states where it hasn't yet happened so people don't put off getting care. >> somebody god forbid who may be coming down with signs of the virus, should not be afraid of going to the doctor because they can't afford to pay. in this circumstance, that kind of reluctance to use the system actually endangers all of us. >> reporter: donna sweig isn't sure any help will come fast enough. she's put the house that was going to be her home in retirement in myrtle beach up for sale. >> it's not going to do me any good if i can't pay for it. >> reporter: to see what your options might be under the affordable care act, you can go to health care.gov. they'll ask you a few questions and guide you through to see what the options might be in your state. now, if you have a story to tell us about this or any other problem you're having, go to -- send us an email at health costs at cbsnews.com. >> that was anna werner reporting. >>> millions of americans tu

it's warner inland and lows are up. a lot of 50s here. mostly sunny today and not as windy. temperatures are going bump up. you can see the cloud deck and 50s on the temperatures. san jose is 56. going to 52 degrees and then west at sfo, that's not changed yet. the north wind at half moon bay. for today and tomorrow the inland temperatures are going in to the 80s. they're all above average. sal is here, and let's see if there's anything new going on for the highways and by ways. >>> good morning. we have the traffic that's doing pretty well. nothing new. it looks okay if you're driving on the bay area bridges. look at that bridge, and you can see that the traffic is looking pretty good heading out west to the high-rise. no major issues. it continues to look good all the way over to 101. we're off to a nice start. it's 6:01. back to dave. >>> thank you. ktvu is working from home, and you're back with the details. good morning, alicia. >> yeah, the numbers are not looking good. you can add them to the millions of people that filed for unemployment. we're looking at 26 million

the niners take three offensive players on saturday and m and warner as we mentioned.icks on the final day with their first pick they took john simpson. he's an offensive lineman out of clemson. the raiders now have a total of 8 players from the college football national championship game that of course is played in levistadium and plenty of local products hearing their names called. jaylinnn hawkkens going in the fourth round. our friend of the podcast and the nation's leading tackling evan weaver, he goes to the cardinals in the sixth round and sanford taken by the eagles in the seventh. and basketball news espn reported the nba reopened team practice facilities beginning this friday in areas that are loosening stay at home restrictions. now, there's going to be no group work outs or organized team activities. there will be alternative plans made for those in markets with stricter guidance. we have not seen the nba since march 11th. that's when the season was suspended, but possibly good news on the way. send it back to you. >> that's nice hearing about the nfl draft

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senator warner, thanks forjoining us today. you could hear ylan's report and talking about how the numbers are shifting pretty rapidly it's understandable, people are at home, not getting paid, can't open their businesses. how do we handle this? >> i think two things, one, clearly people are frustrated, but i also wonder if you've done the same kind of survey in georgia where the governor's being very aggressive about reopening and now even president trump is asking him to pull back my concern is reopening should be a priority but it's got to be data driven. you need to see 14 days of declining cases, and my concern is if we send back people and only half the work force goes back because only half are concerned or god for bid you get the virus, i know ace former governor, you have to have this data driven. the president did ask me to serve on his task force my contribution will be we need more testing testing, testing, testing. the fact that we don't have a common data center, what is in the pipeline, what is the fda about to t

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more from senator mark warner from virginia later on the show. looking at the markets, we have about 50 minutes left of trade and stocks are near session highs, up more than 3% on the s&p 500. every sector is higher joining us to discuss what to do next is the chief investment officer of wells fargo wealth and investment management and president of wells fargo investment institute also joining us is omar aguilar, the chief investment officer of equities with charles schwab investment management. you both have long titles. daryl, first to you, you put out a note to your clients a few days ago saying the bear market is still in its infancy. doesn't sound like you're a buyer here why? >> yeah. good afternoon, sara so it looks to us like this is a large bear market rally. it's very normal that the deeper the decline -- we know how deep the decline was in 23 days, peak to trough -- the higher bounce, often the deeper the retest. that's been proven over and over again historically at 2, 50, we are bumping up against key resistance levels and based on w

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>>buyer spanberger and warner all agree they us airports need to make changes as soon as possible. reporting in washington and these will john. >>and a live look outside before we go we're checking in on the airport we see a mix of sun and clouds around the bay area this morning. digs far says it's going to be cool to mild it all depends on where you are we're going to see highs in the 60's today, maybe mid to upper 60's will squeeze out a few low 70's and the warmest spots will leave you with this beautiful shot ove >>good morning, welcome back you might recognize him his name certainly in his voice as a bay area journalists. but right now in the east contra costa county area. he's known to some of his neighbors as a hero that's right over the past several weeks the one and only bob butler has been. >>waking up at dawn to help shop for groceries for those who are unable to get to the stores, not only does he shot but bop deliver sells groceries as well, yeah in fact he drives all over the county to drop them straight to the front door of his neighbors and friends. all yeah says th

>>buyer spanberger and warner all agree they us airports need to make changes as soon as possible. reporting in washington and these will john. >>california is trying to extend extra benefits to health care workers on the front lines california healthcare workers now have access to travel vouchers and stipends on thursday governor newsome announced the state will reimburse lower wage workers. 100% of hotel costa designated locations. they also provide vouchers to others who needs sleep away from home because of their work. >>so that they're allowed to stay closer to their patients and provide them the opportunity not to worry about being out of pocket or worry about exposing their families or god forbid worried about another night sleeping in their car. so they can stay closer to the needs in their communities. >>well the 150 hotels that are part of the states involved purchasing plan. they'll be available on a new website, it's called a cow travel store dot com that starting today and some said that fema will also help with funds, you know it's for this program along with $25 mill

>>senator kamala harris decided she better help out virginia senator mark warner were posted a videoinstagram this week about how to make one of his favorite snacks a tuna melt sandwich and during the tutorial used a lot of mayonnaise e scooped out dripping wet tuna straight from the can on to an toasted white bread or has been added 2 slices of cheddar cheese and popped it all in the microwave for 30 seconds. if lawmakers were quick to react on social media was shock and disgust that is recipe. kamala harris tweeted mark. we need to talk call she shared a video of the 2 on her instagram story. >>i will tell you also what it will cease average i get where you're going with putting a man is in the high way in that. you actually and a lot of people are great. if you want to be outside u.s. basically while right outside we put you said the time to jump around in the sky. let me take you know cut it and want to see. >>oversight being as senator and a presidential candidate to harris is a pretty awesome. cook has so she she adds fresh ingredients like celery and onion to this recipe and s

warner was at the forefront of that. we also talked about how to open way.conomy in a safe this has been an encouraging sign. the fda used to be notoriously new drugs orving testing techniques. sometimes, the delay to get a 99% rate when you can get a 95% rate in a quicker time, you can hopefully help a lot more people. clearly, there is extra demand on the kids. but now there is a new saliva test. when you talk to the heads of sports leagues about opening up, we want to go to a saints game. i want to see the pelicans. joe wants to get to tiger stadium and he doesn't want it to be an empty tiger stadium. want a full stadium. people know when we come back, a pace where be at people are taking extra precautions and we have more of a comfort level that this disease is not going to spread like it spread before. that work is being done at a rapid pace, even looking at finding cures. in many cases, it's an opportunity. there are direct examples of people cured of coronavirus from some of those preapproved drugs and that is wha

hotels in stone to a higher standard and his matter ice because his medical devices dangerous doctor warner greene with san francisco's gladstone institute is among those scientists searching for a treatment for the coronavirus. >>using disinfectants isn't one of them to use lysol or are are out the hole in your hands on your skin but not internal. >>it's it's potentially lethal. i think a lot of mixed racial lysol itself even agrees tweeting under no circumstances should are disinfecting products. >>be administered into the human body through injection ingestion or any other route. green says science is the way forward and those doing the work just need time. >>there's lots of progress being made arts were looking for the silver bullet. we may not come up with a single drug in fact it may be a cocktail of drugs it is most effective against the sparks. >>well some are developing new drugs screen says his lab the screening existing fda approved drugs to see if something can be repurposed to fight covid-19. >>hopefully we can find something that's already on the shelf and has already been sho

dave warner. he says dear president caen and commissioners, thank you for your service and our commission for your willingness to provide services to the citizens of san francisco and holding meeting including public comment. you'll recall that a potential win-win proposal was made by the tuolomne river trust this year, still fully meeting the requirements of our designed drought model should this year turn out to be the first year of an eight-year drought. as gracious rerequesting by you, mr. ritchie, through the general manager kelly, i wrote this letter and presented it at the february 25, 2020 meeting, however, it was ambiguous. the first significant paragraph mentioned that the sf puc was in a lawsuit but it did not prohibit sfpuc from releasing any of those flows. the secondsive paragraph mentions the need to get on -- the need to get other water districts the need to let any additional sfpuc pass through but makes no mention if we need to get their agreement. it seems like the water wat-- o

senator mark warner. that does it for us this morning.s up the coverage right now. >>> hi there. i'm stephanie ruhle. it's thursday, april 23rd. here are the facts at this important hour. we start with another stunning indication of how coronavirus is cutting the heart out of the united states economy. forcing another 4.4 million americans to file for unemployment. that number is now over 26 million since march. that comes

>>for all just doctor warner greene was san francisco gladstone institute says as a result of early decision making californiand most notably the bay area has done more than flatten the curve when itomes to the >>we qstion and a california in general as question. >>grn says californiwill soon better position than return to work. he nation to >>now we have a second chance a second chance too as we re enter and re engage society to bring. testing to the forefront. so that we can identify the infected individualsand their contacts isolate the infected in the regional and potentially near the context and that's the wa tht you control the infection but until there's a vaccine. green says some things will remain in place such as wearing masks social-distancing in public and at work. >>and no mass gatherings tire >>won't relax and we can't either we have to maintain. we have to reize that this virus is ghly infectious. and any time that we congrega in ways that that used to be quite normal. this virus takes advantage of that. >>those type of crowds for eviden and a at dolores pa, forcing poce and p

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healthcare it's the largest in the united states warner thomas c.e.o. of our share health and if i could my hall you know you hear from cleveland clinic somebody good thank you come on up folks please thank you so if you work. thank you very much mr president we appreciate the opportunity to work with you and your team on the dynamic that a later reserve program this will provide a really important mechanism for us in serving our patients and communities by ensuring that this vital equipment will be available to critical areas that are in need you know as this battle against this disease has affected the country a little bit on evenly the rates of infection hospitalization in i.c.u. use varies from one region to another and some places with lower infection rates some vaden later is may not be in use while other areas are potentially stretched beyond their capacity that database of available ventilators that we are creating wall laois to flex so that we can make sure that available quitman can be shared with those in need we appreciate the leadership of

>>for all ust doctor warner greene was san francisco's gladstone institute says as a result of rly decision making calirnia and st notably th bay area has done more than flatten the curve coronavirus. o the >we question and a california in general is crushed it. >>greesays california will soon be better position than most places in the nation to return to work. >>now we have a second chance a second chance too as we re enter and re engage society to bring. testing to the forefront. so that we can identify the infected individuals and their contacts isolate the fected in the regional and potentially near the context and that's the way that you control the fectio but until there's a vaccine. green says some things will remain in place such as wearingmasks social-distancing in public and at work. >>and no mass gatherings tires won't relax and we can't either. >>we have to mainin. we have to realize that this virus is highly infectious. d any time that we cgregate ways that that used to be quite normtl. this virus takes advantge of that. >>those te of crowds for evidence and a at dolores park,

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vulnerable as those who are older, but they are vulnerable gladstone institute for allah just doctor warner greene says early action by california and specifically the bay area has crushed the curve greatly reducing the amount of coronavirus cases initially projected we now have somewhere in the neighborhood of 6500 total infections and 199. deaths in the 9 county area which is just spectacular compared to what the early predictions were and similarly california which is predicted to have 78,000 deaths. it's going to be a far far far less. but green says the significant success can quickly go away. >>if residents become complacent is we do not continue to. >>do all the right things that we could lose ground against this virus is granted this virus is incessant it is they're wanting to spread and it will spread highly effectively if we get a chance green says the bay area in california will soon be better position than most places in the country to return to work. >>if we increase testing and contact tracing. but even with that the return will come with a new normal. >>we'll go back probably

should be slowing and distancacting, mean it's it's could lead to seous serious consequences doctor warner greene with san francisco's gladsne institute. >>is amongthose scientists searching for a treaent for the coronavirus he says the president's comments ignited a range of emotions. >>it kind ofjust the let rapidly transition to sadness and then to ncern about whether people might actually bebelieving. on this medical box green says he understands the need for hopeut says science is the way forward. >>the what scientists need is just a guest of time. there's no quick fix green says scientists are making progress those in botthe early and late ages of covid-19 both by developing new drugs and by reviewing already fda approved drugs. >>so wehope that something is present in the already approved list of drugs my bet is that we're not going to hit a home run we might hit 2 singles and stretch that into a triple by combining to do that. >>green says that he's never work in such a coordinated ty fort in effort he says that will be successful what he says at this point though is that he does n

chronic pain without the sudden rush or heroin high to the brain there is an inherent larger to making warner acting opioids because obviously convenience you know if your dose is in a dead. but you'd also have your picks and troughs right so you wouldn't have those sudden potential respiratory depression on your own how to bridge your pain at the time opioids had limited use for short term acute end of life pain neither are markets where fortunes are made you know all of their sales materials for targeted to get to get the drugs out of the oncology suites and into the hands of local practitioners to do began funding organizations that endorsed long term use of opioids for common conditions in 1993 they established partners against pain quote to help alleviate unnecessary suffering by advancing standards of chronic pain care through education 996 of the launch of the 12 hour extended release and thetic opioid designed to be safe for both acute and long term chronic pain they called the new revolutionary drug oxycontin. the next step was to convince the skeptical medical profession of the safe

the owner of the gold cup bowling center in warner robins, georgia, tells us he's able to open one of his locations safely. >> we're shutting down pairs in between the other lanes, so the closest anyone will actually be to your group is 11 feet. >> reporter: but in kennesaw, beauty shop owner brenda guadalupe says now is not the time to reopen. >> i just would never feel comfortable if anything happened to noif my clients because they came in my salon. >> reporter: across the country, challenge.g its n day yet, 117 people dying overnight. senator elizabeth warren revealing her brother, donald, passed away in norman, oklahoma. the senator tweeting, "i'm grateful to the nurses and front line staff who took care of him, but it's hard to know that there was no family to hold his hand or to say i love you one more time." president trump has been publicly tussling with his own advisers over what we could be in for. cdc director robert redfield telling "the washington post" a second wave of coronavirus in the fall could "actually be even more difficult than the one we just went through." >>

. >> reporter: charlie warner is waiting for his to go order outside buckeye restaurant in mill valley. i asked if he'd report someone for a violation. >> yeah, if it was a blatant threat to someone, absolutely. i think i would. you know, we have to watch out. my elderly parents live here. >> reporter: we're told the construction of sausalito's dun fooe park is on hold. the workers out here last week are gone now for the new new mandatory guidelines at restaurants too. >> i think it's giving people more direction with taped off areas to show where six feet is so they know exactly where to stand. >> reporter: and new required signage saying don't shake, don't gather, don't crowd, and don't cough. sausalito police are encouraging citizens to give them a call if they see someone violating one of these new shelter at home ordinances. and again, over the first two weeks there hasn't been an arrest, hasn't been a citation. they really want to know about it and educate people. live in sausalito, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, terry. new at 11:00, sounding the alarm. the direct

more data becomes available ok so you're of looking at the rate very the big you know gets close to warner but below ward as this pandemic is still taking place talk to me about the caviar of your study what variables are you most worried about here. i think it is all of these studies need to be very careful and there will be based on love's assumptions and alice of course is no exception to this one we try to be particularly careful of not using or using reliable information so she could be based on the number of observed death we don't observe it on the number of reported cases it's varies quite a lot a quite a lot to country because some countries do more testing than us. but of course in our study some assumptions that are put in there has the properties of how the court 90 disease progresses for example how many people die of the amongst infected with a certain something we put in the model or how long to keep the stain factious so there's these assumptions that are in there that can change the entire picture and the other something was the same effect of interventions across the coun