and will the white house will the white house issue guidance, benchmarks, for various communities on when that can happen and how soon can that happen? there is a lot of concerned parents across the country. you know, in our uidelines to safely reopen, that -- there is an outline at the beginning to open schools, i directly to the guidance that currently exists and there is that cdc guidance that's in the works that's forthcomingta provide additional details. vaccine,th regard to a if aion was asked when and vaccine becomes available regardless of income can, the resident ensure that everybody regardless vaccine of income? >> the president will go to great efforts. want to get ahead of an announcement. the abilityn't have to be tested, this president, called in the private sector and companies to say yes, we'll cover both treatment and we'll cover testing and eventually inscribed into law. so this president, before it was even an issue on the hill, took with toasting and he'll do the same for vaccines. fauci just note, dr. said on the hill today, there are eight vaccine candidates an

when will the white house and will the white house issue guidance benchmarks for various communities on when that can happen and how soon that can happen? there's a lot of concerned parent, as you know, across the country. >> yeah, well in our guidelines to safely reopen and better data driven. it is phase three where there is an outline beginning to open schools. currently i would direct you to the guidance that currently exists and the cdc guidance that is in the works that is forthcoming that will provide additional details. >> in regard to vaccines, the question was asked when and if a vaccine becomes available regardless of income, can the president ensure that everybody will get the vaccine, regardless of income? >> the president will go through great efforts to ensure that. i don't want to get ahead of any announcement ones th his part, when it came to that question, what if i'm uninsured. this president before it was even addressed in congress called in the private second or and had companies say yes, we will cover treatment and testing and that was inscribed into law upon so

the white house. a spokesperson said in a statement that he will continue to follow the advice of the white house medical unit and is not in quarantine. vice president pence has tested negative every single day and will be at the white house tomorrow. he will limit his exposure to others. >> the proper thing to do when one has been a potential contact with the virus which is called a person on the investigation, you would quarantine yourself generally for two weeks that means, basically staying within the confines of your home. they're they reported that the trump administration will not keep the president and the vice president apart and he has a cavalier attitude against the protocols first the coronavirus. he didn't wear a mask in this video on friday he met with the religious and agricultural leaders, they were asked to remove them and it is clearly seen in the video. that is risky behavior according to the doctors because they are meant to mitigate exposure to the virus. >> they fall in the services and if they touched the services then touched their face which happens in a lot of meetings because p

when will the white house and will the white house to show guidance benchmarks for various communitieswhen that can happen, and how soon that can happen. there's a lot of concerned parents as you know across this country. >> the guidelines to reopen that are data-driven, it is phase three where there is an outlying beginning to open schools, so currently i would direct you to our guidance that currently exist, and that is the cdc guidance that is in the works that is forthcoming that will provide additional details. >> with regard to vaccines, the question was asked when and if a vaccine becomes available regardless of income, can the president ensure that everybody will get the vaccine regardless of income? >> the president will go to great experts to ensure that. i don't want to get an announcement on his part but i will say that when it came to testing, there was a same question, what if i'm uninsured and don't have an ability to afford a test. this president before it was even addressed called in the private sector and got companies to say yes, we will cover both treatment and we w

the white house. the first was president trump's personal valet. the white house says the vice president has tested negative every day and he will limit his exposure to others. >> the proper thing to do when one has been in potential contact with the virus, which is called a person under investigation, you would quarantine yourself generally for two weeks that means basically staying within the confines of your home. >> the vice president has faced some criticism for not following safety protocols. on friday in iowa, some people who were wearing masks were reportedly asked to remove them before pens entered the room, which you can see them do in the video. three members of the white house coronavirus task force are in self quarantine. they were in contact with the vice president's press secretary. dr. anthony fauci says he will begin a modified quarantine and he will work at home and wear a mask continually for 14 days. he says if he is asked to go to the white house, he will, but wear a mask and practice social distancing. director of the cdc and fda commissioner will also be in self quarantine for two weeks. dr. felt she and three other health o

the white house. the vice president hasn't had any public events this weekend. we are not sure when his next public event will be. but it seems that for the next few days he won't be coming to the white house directly. he might be participating in meetings remotely via video conference as we have seen so many other officials do. all of that is out of an abundance of caution. the vice president is tested daily. we are told as recent as today he has tested negative for coronavirus. >> robert costa, let me getter reaction. again, a senior white house official that kelly talked to says this is not self isolation. that would be an exaggeration. this is less than that. but, clearly, something happened that made him decide to step back at least for a couple of days. >> it's a challenge that the vice president and the whole white house will have to confront in the come days. just a few weeks ago i was the pool reporter when vice president pence went to the air force academy for its commencement exercise. and he was part of this push early on inside of the white house to get back into the country to begin traveling ag

known person to test positive at the white house, the first was president trumps' personal valet, the white house says the president tests negative every day and he will limit his exposure to others. >> the proper thing to do when one has been in contact with the virus you would quarantine your self for two weeks, and, that means staying within the confines of your home. >> the vice president has faced criticism for not following safety protocols a, on friday, some people who were wearing masks were reportedly asked to remove them before pence entered the room, which you could see them do and the video. >>> three members of the coronavirus task force are now in self quarantine, they were in contact with the vice presidents press secretary, anthony fauci says he will begin modifying quarantine, meeting, she will work at home continually for 14 days, he says he will wear a mask and practice social distancing. the director of the cdc and fda commissioner will be in quarantine for two weeks. >>> health officials will testify remotely in a senate committee hearing tomorrow, on the coronavirus. the doctor had been scheduled to testify in person, but that ha

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the 50th anniversary. this coming weekend, we will air and a story of mrs. kennedy in the white house tour and i hope you will tune into that. has you know mrs. kennedy was one of the founders of this library, it was her hope that we would be a vital center of education in exchange that would grow with the times. i believe are forums, programs and exhibits continue to be guided by her spirit. i hope they live up to the standard she set in her virtuoso performance 50 years ago. let's relive that moment now together. the >> a are of the white house with jacqueline kennedy. produced by cbs news for the cbs television network. ♪ ♪ this is the white house, as seen from south lawn for the next hour mrs. john f. kennedy invite you to visit. (applause) >> good evening everybody. do i need to use this microphone? okay. what i would like to do for a few minutes is bring a little color to a black and white show. some color pictures of how those rooms looked when mrs. kennedy was doing it, and some pictures of how the rooms have changed since that time. because i think mrs. kennedy would've

will ss president trump and the congress to act. that is the political dynamic on top ofol whatal dynamic we need. robert: . >> pressure on the white house tot y ta have a new conservative chief offf in mark meadows. will the white house really come to a deal, get what they want, tax breaks for state aid? jonathan: they're going to try to push it, you're right. it certainly goes against the chief of staff has spent much o s career arguing when he was on the hill but the president doesn't care about deficits.en the pres needs the stimulus. he's made that clear. he needs those jobs. he knows -- advisers have told m state and local governments could lay people off and thatth would be a blow to his re-election chances. i think we can expect the white house, the president himse is a haphazard lobbyist and does more harhamntr t gs toood put wd legislation but there's a sense at the white house, he believess he n to get something done and do it in time to see the good come out of itn well advance of november. robert: with just six months until the election, as jonathan said, president trump is eager to rally his core voters. this week he

wolf, that spokesperson is telling us that the vice president will be at the white house tomorrow. let me read a part of that statement where the spokesperson says vice president pence will continue to follow the advise of the white house and is not in quarantine. he tested negative every single day and plans to be at the white house tomorrow. wolf, the vice president's decision is in contrast of the decisions that we are seeing from three of the doctors from the coronavirus task force. all three of them are entering some form of self-quarantining. what we are seeing is a peace meal approach from the white house on how to address being in contact with someone with coronavirus. miller is also a spokesperson with the task force. she's likely in contact for longer periods of time with the vice president rather than the three doctors who were entering self-quarantine. it appears the vice president is not going into quarantine. you should self-isolate at home. you should stay-at-home for 14 days after your last exposure to that individual. the vice president at this hour choosing not to

for those journalist will the white man's reports from new york about what's been happening that other u.s. cities overnights. protests began around 3 pm the beginning where we saw a series of speeches given by the local activists regarding the situation with the police violence and racism in the united states as the day progressed things started to get increasingly more and more violent we saw various crime issues between police and demonstrators and at the end of all of that go to class has made a statement jean new york has 2 and violent protests if you went out peacefully to make a point about the need for change you have been heard and change is coming in the city i have no doubt about that it's time to go home so we can all move forward but those who are out there simply to create violence those who are out there to express hatred towards our police officers we won't tolerate that if you commit an act of violence you're going to get arrested the bless you know when to defend the police officers who maliciously rammed the s.u.v. reoccur into lines of protesters and he said you kno

dynamic we need to be keeping an eye on, what is >> pressure on the white house but you have a new conservative chief of staff in mark meadows. will the white house really come tax breaks for state aid? jonathan: they're going to try to push it, you'reight it certainly goes against the chief of staff has spent much of his career arguing when he was on the hill but the president doesn't care about deficits. stimulus.nt needs the he's made that clear. he needs those jobs. he knows -- advisers have told him state and local governments could lay peopl off and that would be another blow to his re-election chances. i think we can expect the white house, the president himself is a haphazard lobbyist and does more harm than good sometimes and republicans feel when he tries t put weight behind legislation but there's a sense at the white house, he believes ghe needs to something done and do it in time to see the good come out of it well in advance of november. robert: with just six months until the election, as jonathan is eagersident trum to rally his core voters. this week he lashed out at long-time targets. >> many times that the u.s. i

the white house as a second staff member has tested positive. hello, everyone i am julie haener. >> hello everyone i am frank sommerville. the spokesperson said he will be at the white house working tomorrow. greg ligands has more on the vice president's decision. >> reporter: at this point, it does not appear that the vice e actions at all. it is reported tonight that right now at this moment there are no plans to separate the president and the vice president. >> reporter: even though ice president mike pence press secretary is a positive cover 19 case a spokesperson said that he will continue to follow the advice of the white house medical unit and is not in quarantine. additionally he has tested negative every single day and plans to be at the white house tomorrow. officials say that he will simply limit his exposure to others. >> the proper thing to do when one has been in potential contact with the virus which is called, a person on the investigation you would quarantine yourself, generally for two weeks that means, basically staying within the confines of your home. they're they report that the trump administration has no plans to keep the pres

. >> when will the white house open talks with speaker pelosiy ? have there been any informal talks occurring, and does the white house support aid to state and local government? >> the president has said he will talk about state and local aid, but it cannot become a pretext for blue states that have gotten themselves into financial trouble. while he is open to discussing it, he has no immediate plans to move forward with a phase four. he says it is something he is looking at, but he wants to take time to see what is in it. the plolesy bill has been unacceptable. one of the things i found funny in her bill, she requires that the president appoint a medical supply response coordinator who would serve as a point of contact for the health care system, supply chain officials. i don't know if speaker pelosiy has just not been paying attention while out in california and we have been here working, but i happen to be siting by this so called medical response coordinator on air force one. vcek. me is admiral polu that admiral is cording this, and perhaps sh

threats what if anything will the white house do about it ok we explained to you a little while ago what's happening in the dispute between china and india now let's turn to the conflict in hong kong the images especially during this coronavirus epidemic when people are supposed to stay away from each other the protesters beating people up and ravaging this city and being chased by police it's kind of amazing to look at and it's happening because china announced new security rules for hong kong which has protesters and the u.s. angry and irritated here to explain r.t. correspondent alex my head of which. with sirens blaring hong kong police deployed water cannons and tear gas to disperse sometimes violent protesters no country well ever turned a blind eye to the illegal acts that may jeopardize its national security. it is the consensus of the international community which allow us no that will stand this ongoing demonstrations in the city state of $7400000.00 started in june last year when the hong kong government introduced a bill that would have allowed the extradition of criminal suspe

[inaudible question] does the planet president plan to sign that and will the white house see any concerns about proxy is not being constitutional? >> we would encourage nancy pelosi and the democrats and others to come back to the hill for productive to have those members here in the senate has convened the house can do the same and they can do it in person. with regards to [inaudible] that's an important question that we have not received the bill yet so the president hasn't been able to look through it and we won't get ahead of him on announcing one way or the other on that but i would note the trump administration continues to take action to hold the ccp accountable for its highly repressive campaign against the leaders and other religious ethnic minorities. >> in order to achieve herd immunity need about 80% of the people to get this virus. currently only 50% of americans say they will receive it so will the administration make the vaccine mandatory? >> the vaccine, let me know we are working aggressively to get one and we would like to get one by the end of the year and everything do

the developing life saving tools for americans. i'm frustrated at our inability to be heard as scientists. >> doctor bright will testify next week. how worried should the white house be about this? >> well, i don't think it will be a revolutionary change in how people see the white house. we know that this is a president who doesn't defer to science in the way we expect presidents do. we see that at the daily coronavirus briefings which have been discontinued. where he would routinely disagree with dr. fauci in his assessment of various things. he disagreed with a nurse in the oval office the other day about whether ppe was available ready to nurses across the country. the president occupies his own reality and doesn't want to be constrained by scientists. the fact that dr. bright will go and have a platform to make the case that the administration was slow in reacting that it didn't take the steps that are needed, which is consistent with what doctor ryaner is saying. not taking steps needed to ramp up testing on a national scale. that will deepen the public understanding that the president is not on the side of the public health officials and the science.

the 50th anniversary. cbs sunday morning will air a story on the white house tour and i hope you all will tune in for that.s. kennedy, m was one of the founders of this library, and it was her vital hope that we would grow and change with the times. i believe our forum, programs and exhibits are guided by her spirit and i hope live up to the standard she set in her virtuoso performance 50 years ago. let's relive that moment together. at the white house with mrs. john f. kennedy, created for the cbs television network. ♪ >> this is the white house as seen from the south lawn. johnhe next hour, mrs. f. kennedy invite you to visit. [applause] >> good evening, everybody. ok. what i would like to do for a few minutes is ring a little color to a black-and-white tv show. some color pictures of how the rooms looked when mrs. kennedy was doing it, and then pictures of how the rooms have changed since that time. i think mrs. kennedy would have been the first person to say to everyone that what she was doing was a first step, when she was ,sking people to donate things may be the best things were not offered at the t

an old legend says that if the ravens ever leave the tower, the white tower will crumble and the monarchys the white tower. queens and kings of england have lived in that tower for over 500 years. this is where the dungeons and the torture chambers were once located. i have been asked by my social media adviser, my 23—year—old son, that i have got to ask you to like and subscribe to this channel. i have absolutely no idea what that means, but if that means anything to you do that. i would say that in the 1,000 year history of the tower of london this is completely unprecedented because there is no one here. normally this site would be packed. an average of 10,000 — 12,000 people per day. when you think about what has happened in the past, yes, we have had world wars and bombs dropping on the tower. things were still going on. it's a big crisis across the world, but here in the tower we are trying to make things as normal as possible. you know, we have got to get on as a community. it is a community and there are 45 families and the children and all the rest of it. we all know each other v

infection at the white house and the fact that the white house wasn't able to even protect the president and vice president trump. doesn't instill confidence that they're ready or willing to take necessary steps to protect us. >> indeed. good to see you, thanks so much. >>> now over the weekend south korea reported its biggest single day jump in coronavirus cases since early april. the spike believed to be linked to seoul nightclub scene. with the president warning of a second wave. cnn is live for us in seoul. good to see you. south korea widely praised for the handling of the virus. how concerned about this up tick? >> well they're very concerned. the seoul city mayor gave a briefing saying that if seoul falls the country falls. the next two to three days the that's critical to try and contain the tout break. what it started from a 29 year-old man on may 2 went to a number of clubs in the area in seoul. and since then we have seen from officials that 85 more people have tested positive. related to that one particular case. asking people from about a two week period. to auto policyholders for the period ending may 31st. and we'll continue making real time decisions >>

the white house coronavirus task force while he shifts his focus to reopening the economy. the president tweeting this morning that the task force, including the nation's top public health doctors, will continue on indefinitely. >>> out-of-state fda vaccine researcher richard bright will be testifying before the house next week after filing a whistle-blower complaint after accusing the white house of retaliating against him in his efforts to block funding over what he calls, quote, potentially dangerous drugs to combat the virus, including that anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine. the house oversight committee is looking into complaints from former white house volunteers jared kushner played favorites in distributing scarce protective gear as the crisis was building. >>> president trump will be meeting with iowa's governor just later this afternoon as meatpacking plants, nursing homes and prisons in rural areas become the new hot spots for states unable to slow the spread of the virus. >>> and this morning secretary of state mike pompeo accused china of a cover-up that caused the death of hundreds of thousand u.s. thousands of people around the world. joining me now, kristen welker,

tell me what's next on what congress will do, what the white hoe will do to address this economic dilemmajonathan: there's some disagreement. they're trying to present a united front but the fact is within the republican conference there are differing opinions about what needs to be done, how big it needs to be and how quickly it needs to be done. sources to spoke to me told me that the meeting yesterday with mitch mcconnell and president trump, the main message that mitch mcconnell conveyed to president trump is that this next package, phase four, needs to come in under one trillion dollars. as you know, nancy pelosi has just passed a $3 trillion package. mcconnell has set one trillion as a red line. he's also told president trump that he's hearing from business owners who are telling him that the unemployment boost is making it too hard to get workers back. mcconnell is telling trump that the unemployment payments are disincentivizing people from returning to work so that appears to be another red line that he's drawing. and the third thing he's trying to do is pour cold water over the

. >>> asian equities and the week mostly lower as president trump talks tough on china saying he will issue the white house response to the hong kong moves later today. >> we are not happy with china we are not happy with what's happened all over the world, people are suffering. 186 countries, all over the world they are suffering we are not happy >>> a very warm welcome to "street signs. i want to kick off with fresh data just crossing the wires in italy. the final print, it has been revised lower. we are seeing 5.3%, that's the quarter on quarter contraction in italy in q1 that's against a preliminary 4.7% contraction year on year. the contraction stands at minus 5.4% compared to 5.8% initially redibted we are seeing worse numbers out of italy than previously expected and this obviously as a beginning of the pandemic begins to get factored into the italian economy. those are fresh gdp numbers out of italy this morning. now in corporate news this morning, we have one company in focus in particular in the us toe sector that's renault it's part of a new restructuring effort for the coronavirus the fre

from home, perhaps going into his offices at the national institutes of health where he will largely be alone, and he does say if he is called to the white house or capitol hill he will go, but he will take every precaution necessary. dr. robert redfield offering a similar version in terms of his plans for self-quarantine for the next few weeks, saying he would wear a mask if he did need to go to the white house for example. all of this coming in the last 24 hours after katie miller, vice president pence's spokesperson t spokespers spokesperson tested positive for coronavirus. the white house has not confirmed if she was the one in contact with these three doctors going into self-quarantine, but we do know she is often in contact with them, often attending coronavirus task force meetings as one of the leading spokespersons for that task force. none of these officials are experiencing symptoms. they have all tested negative for the virus. steven miller, who is married to katie miller, he has also tested negative and is not showing any symptoms so far. but wolf, what we are seeing here appears to be more of a piecemeal approach. the white

have it probably at the white house and maybe a little combination at camp david, but primarily at the white house. so if we do the g7, when that all comes together, probably it will be in d.c. at the white house. okay? but there could be a piece of it at camp david which is nearby. [ inaudible question ]. >> yeah. so, again, the relationship with russia has improved greatly, especially since the russian hoax has been proven totally false. and illegal what they did. this is an illegal hoax, and they got caught. they got caught doing a lot of bad things. let's see how that turns out but our relationship with russia has come a long way in the last few months. i think the open sky will all work out. but right now, when you have an agreement and the other side doesn't adhere to the agreement, we're not going to adhere to it either but i think something very positive will work out. >> what? [ inaudible question ]. >> i'm thinking about going. that will be next week, to the rocket launch, i hope you're all going to join me. i'd like to put you in the rocket and get rid of y

to have the cure or the vaccine and that will happen i think very soon. >> so the white house physician released a statement saying this, after numerous discussions he and i had for and against the use of hydroxychloroquine, we concluded the potential benefit from treatment outweighed the relative risks. he added that the president is, quote, in very good health and has remained symptom free.

deborah birx, the white house's coronavirus coordinator, whether they will busy be entering into some form of self-quarantine. we've asked the white house repeatedly to say which officials will be teleworking as one of the top staffers focuses on coronavirus testing positive on friday. they have so far declined to comment on that, wolf. and what we are seeing again is a patchwork effort in terms of who decides whether to self-quarantine. but certainly notable that three of the top doctors on this coronavirus task force are making the decision themselves to self-quarantine in some fashion at least for the next two weeks. >> you know, it's interesting. it's interesting, jeremy that the press secretary to the vice president, she's the one who came down positive for coronavirus. she was tested thursday, negative. but positive on friday. she is married to stephen miller, and i assume he is going to be in self-quarantine, even though he still tested negative, is that right? >> that would be the natural assumption, wolf. we did confirm on friday he tested negative after his wife tested posit

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the house in just a few days. she said she will introduce phase 4. the whiteouse will wait and see what the democrats propose, jon. jon: david spunt at the white house, thank you. as david reported democrat leaders are putting the finishing touches on the latest coronavirus relief bill and price tag could surpass the 2 trillion-dollar care's act. democrats look to vote on it next week. despite the uncertainty about bringing hundreds of house members back to capitol hill, here to talk about republican congressman from tennessee mark green, he serves in the coronavirus committee as well as the house overnight and homeland security committees. i should also mention, congressman, that you're a medical doctor, what do you think about getting the house and all of the hundreds and thousands of support staff back on capitol hill? >> i think it's time to get people back to work. we don't necessarily have to bring the whole force back, all of the staff. there's a system where we could have rotate half at home. right now you can't debate. folks in tennessee don't have le

. >> which one will the white house task force choose? president trump talking about the possible source of the virus as u.s. intelligence confirms it is looking into where the virus originated. >>> as more states lift restrictions today, more california beaches are off limits. but some stretches of sand were still packed just hours ago. >>> new protests against stay-at-home orders. in michigan protesters filled the state capitol building, some of them with guns. >>> plus the economic impact, at least 30 million people out of work. another major retailer appears close to bankruptcy. and macy's announces plans to reopen its nearly 800 stores. >>> as we've seen, working from home can come with distractions of all kinds. but this one might be the most adorable. it's friday, may 1st. >>> welcome to may 2020. it's been an easy year so far. >> i've got sunshine on a cloudy day. >> we made it to may, can you believe it? i feel like -- it's been a tough one, but we keep ticking away at this thing. i'm an optimist. >> sun rises and sets and rises

will begin phase one of the opening plan. they discussed which businesses will be allowed to open and the safety guidelines they will be asked to follow. he said they are following the white house's reopening criteria and will continue to monitor across the state. >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you for being here. i appreciate the public for tuning in on their television or their radio or their computer. however they happen to be watching. or on their computer ar they happened to be watching. i have dr. alex bu. marshal butchfire browning who will be here to answer any questions you might have as pertains to what he has been doing with open safely and has become more apparent in a moment. the next proclamation will likely be issued on thursday and will be effective friday. we intend to leave it in place for 21 days. which is june 5. the next time that we we intend to leave it in e today will place there and have the most recent data to look at. like all decisions, this one involves a lot of time and work. i want to thank the department of health and dr. billoux and his team. we wanted to make sure we were following the cdc-vetted plan that was issued by the coronavir

the others? >> they all say they will completely wear masks. i suspect more members of the whitese coronavirus task force will be doing the same thing, again, out of an abundance of caution. but they got to do t not only to protect themselves but, as you point out, others as well. as far as the economy, it's a disaster by all accounts. how quickly do you believe the economy in the united states can rebound? >> the lawson jobs, wolf, is about three times the loss that we had from the top to the bottom. in the great financial crisis of 2008. if we, by next winter, have taken back two-thirds of what was lost this months, we will still be at the low from the financial crisis. and i think, if we can get back that far in the next seven months, we will be doing well, given all of the uncertainties. remember, there's enormous uncertainty that's going to hold back spending. remember, the white house itself is forecasting that the death rate is likely to rise. from the virus. remember, that the experience with pandemics suggests that [ inaudible ] >> looks like we just lost the signal, unf

the president. assuming he continues to get negative tests, he will be back with the president and at the white house by the middle of the week. >> jon, thank you. >>> and tonight, as america slowly tries to reopen, the news here in the epicenter, new york, the governor saying new york city will remain shut downntil june unless there's a miracle, he said. as parts of upstate new york prepare to reopen. we have new reporting finding the city may have undercounted the number of deaths by more than 5,000. here's tom llamas. >> reporter: tonight, the state at the center of the coronavirus outbreak taking its first steps towards reopening. >> it's an exciting new phase. we're all anxious to get back to work. >> reporter: but in hard-hit new york city, no major changes until june. still too dangerous. tonight, new analysis from the cdc reveals the toll in the city could be worse than first thought. nearly another 5,300 deaths may be directly or indirectly linked to the pandemic. 45 states have now eased restrictions, but before reopening, many of those states had not met the white house guidelines calling

will it look a lot like what the white house says? overnor edwards: i will not talk about what phase ii might look like. it will be very consistent with what is in the white house plans. as we get closer to the , we will start talking about it. you have to keep making the same progress when it comes to covid like illnesses being reported to the emergency room. ases as a wrong number or percentage of tests. and hospitalization capacity. all of that has to be trending in a positive direction for 14 consecutive days. this looks similar to what we just went through. because you have to have 14 days of data to look at, to put this order in place for 21 days, we can collect for 14 days and then take a look at it. i am wondering what you mean by rebound. do you want no evidence of a rebound? governor edwards: we will continue with questions like that to reach out to the cdc for their guidance and what they might be looking for. will explain that when we get to it. i don't feel the need to do it today. does the modeling suggests what the spike

anybody and all the major averages there they are you will more than 1% everybody knows there is bad news coming. now a measure of is bad news as bad as some had thought. telling cnbc the white house will likely report another round of debt relief checks for american families. voting on a $3 trillion proposal today. the white house preparing an executive order which will require certain essential drugs to be manufactured only in america. that order from president trump could come as soon as today. now let's get back to cnbc hq and more of the headlines this morning. for that, we go to frank holland. >> we begin with a warning from the fda saying there is early data that suggests abbott labs rapid covid dying not tick tests may deliver false negative results. the fda is still evaluating data and in direct communication. the abbott tests still can be used to identify positive cases. shares now lower on the news boeing ceo david calhoun trying to smooth over relations with carriers sources telling cnbc a high-ranking executive at united and another both complained about comments theater going, may have to let it go. disney is shutting down the production of frozen for good maki

economy, there áare more and more signs that áthe coronavirus has made its á way into the white house. mike pence will orders. á >>> san francisco is moving to open up more than 900 hotel rooms áto people at risk of á contracting covid-19. according to the chronicle, theá city has leased 930 hotel roomsá originally intended for front á line health care workers. but the ápaper says 80% of the árooms have been vacant for theá past several weeks. costing áthe city more than $30,000 áa day. now áthose rooms will be availale áto low-wage workers á who don't have the option of working áfrom home so that theiá families are protected from contrating áthe virus. >>> áthe country music club á saddle rack in fremont is closing áafter 44 years in busines. iná áa statement on its websiteá the bar says it could not find á a way to reopen while keeping áits staff and guests safe. the ásaddle rack was best known for áits line dancing, á entertainment and mechanical bull. á it opened in the 1970s and moved to fremáont in 2003. , to the north bay here where two marin ácounty hiking trails will be open today after what

the 50th anniversary. and this coming wb cbs sunday morning will air a story on mrs. kennedy and the white house tour and i hope you all will tune into that. mrs. kennedy was one of the founders of this library. it was a great hope to be a vital center of education and exchange which would grow and change with the times. i believe our forums, programs and exhibits continue to be guided by her spirit and i hope live up to the standard she set in her virtuoso performance 50 years ago. let's relive that moment now together. >> a tour of the white house with mrs. john f. kennedy. created and produced by cbs news for the cbs television network. ♪ ♪ >> this is the white house as seen from the south lawn. for the next hour mrs. john f. kennedy invites you to visit. >> good evening, everybody. do i need to use this? okay. what i'd like to do for a few minutes is bring a little color to black and white tv show. some color pictures of how these rooms looked when mrs. kennedy was doing it and then some pictures of how the rooms have changed since that time. because i think mrs. kennedys would been th

will look bad in the polls. they will probably lose the house and president trump will stay in the white house. stake. >> jason: gordon, i have to get yours -- if only got ten seconds. give me your quick thought on this. >> of the democratic policy establishment is pro-engagement, pro-beijing and so the democratic party is responding to the advisors it has in addition to all the other reasons michael talked about. >> jason: gentlemen, thank you. i have to leave it there. all right, earlier today former new jersey governor chris christie had some heated moments with the ladies on "the view." ♪ >> jason: welcome back to this "hannity" special. chris christie was on "the view" this morning and clashed with joy behar after she blamed republicans for not trying to help americans. take a look. >> when it comes to actually helping people, republicans don't -- all of a sudden, we don't have any money. >> what is unfair, joy, is to say that republicans don't support this and only have money for big business. that is a typical democratic talking point. >> they want to pay rent and mortgages, they don't h

. >> dana: i am sure that the trump campaign will respond, and the white house in terms of a specificy that would be about the coronavirus, but we will let them try to sort that out, i'm sure that that will happen throughout the campaign. but you don't have one off at the top of your head, i can't think of one. let's move on. president trump -- i am being honest, what specifically, just one example of a live from the white house about the coronavirus pandemic? >> everyone that once a test can get a test. how about that lie. because everyone is not able to access the testing. how about all the governors have the ppe and the ventilators that they need, that is not true. there are folks and places in california, michigan to florida, and in between who are coming back because they do not have the proper ppe. nurses and doctors -- >> dana: ppe, i hear you. >> there are a couple of widespread and want to take the whole interview to sift through them. >> dana: there are plenty of other things to talk about. all right, we will let that go for a second. because i want to get to this. the campa

the white house declining to say whether any other officials on the task force or any other white house officials in frequent meetings with the vice president's press secretary, whether they will also work from home and enter some kind of quarantine. what we are also learning is that those three officials who are going into quarantine, they were set to testify before the senate health committee on tuesd tuesday. those officials will go forward with their testimony. three of them will appear via video. jeremy diamond, cnn, the white house. >>> meanwhile, president trump's economic advisor said working in the west wing of the white house can be risky for one's health saying the building is a little old and under ventilated. take a listen. >> i knew when i was going back in that i would be taking risks that i would be safer sitting at home at my house than going into a west wing that even with all the testing in the world and the best medical team on earth is a relatively cramped place. >> he said he wears a mask when he feels it's appropriate. >>> joining me now from cambridge, massachusetts, the director of the harvard global health institute. thank you for being with us. >> th

we begin with late news at the white house that the vic president will take the advice of the white house medical unit and out of an abundance of caution will give a little distance between himself and others for the next day or two. several other top officials are self isolating in some form after two people who work at the white house tested positive for coronavirus. we have our team of correspondents covering every angle for you tonight. we begin with kelly o'donnell at the white house. good evening, kelly. >> reporter: good evening, kate. today a white house official says the vice president, out of caution, i laying low this weekend and has no restrictions on the schedule for the coming week. he is following the guidance of the white house medical unit after his pres secretary tested positive for the virus. as an example, the vice president was clear to attend the saturday night national security meeting here at the white house but did not participate. i am told mr. pence continues to test negative, himself.are other officials on the coronavirus task force ar taking more aggressive st