from the 300 13th wing. at taipan, the wing lines up for takeoff. 100 53 are added to the mission striking clause. the last b-29's airborne at 15-40. the tower of saipan relays this information to the controller back at guam. first and last takeoff times of each wing are recorded here and make up a series of tabulated mission reports. copies of these reports are dispatched to headquarters in washington and posted on a control room report board. during that first hour the b-29 has settled down for the a grind, saving precious gas, cruising 1000 feet off the water, ability, experience, confidence ride in each plane. a plan of action for 11 men trained and tested to work as one. locking island checkpoints. after about four hours of flight the bombers pass closer to iwo jima. 8000 square miles paid for by our marines. we made some quick changes. cutting away the sulfurous volcanic cross and rolling the surface into one enormous flat top. three big airstrips. the general and his staff -- a last minute briefing ch

from the 313th wing. at saipan a few minutes later the veteran 73rd wing lines up for takeoff. 153 more bombers are added to the mission striking force. the last b-29 is airborne at 1540. the tower at saipan relays the information to the controller back at guam. first and last takeoff times of each wing are recorded here. and they go to make up the first of a series of tabulated mission reports. copies of these reports are dispatched to headquarters washington and posted on the control room report board. during that first hour, the b-29s have settled down for the big grind and saving precious gas and cruising 1,000 feet off of the water. ability, experience, confidence ride in each plane. a plan of action for 11 men trained and tested to function as one. the navigator sets the course, and logging island and checkpoints as they climb past the northern marianos, and pagan, assumption, morgue, the pajores, and after four hours of flight, the bombers pass closer to iwo jima, the hot rock, a black gritty pork

100 more from the 313th wing.ew minutes later, the veteran 73rd wing lines up for takeoff. 153 more bombers are added to the mission's striking force. >> last one is airborne at 1540. they relay this information to the controller back at guam. first and last takeoff times of each wing are recorded here. and go to make up the first of a series of tabulated mission reports. during the first hour, the b 29s settled down for the big grind, cruising 1,000 feet off the water. ability, experience, confidence, ride in each plane. plain of action for 11 men trained and tested to function as one. the navigator sets the course. logging island checkpoints as they climb past the northern mountains. eight square miles bought and paid for by our marines. we made some quick changes. cutting away that volcanic crust and rolling surface into an enormous flat top. three big air strips now launch our p-51 rz fs. general moore and the staff, seventh flight command run the sheen direct all air-sea rescue operations in close collaborati

gain on wings. now how about a world of sweet, fresh mornings and tens of thousands of lakes of minnesota and wisconsin? there's muskies, bluegills and bass and pike. trails through the forests that lead to deer and nature lovers' paradise for sure. next on past sunny iowa where fields are rich with corn and wheat. and on we go past omaha, gateway city to the plains. nebraska beckoned. men went west and then still they go leaving wagon ruts, a road, or a trail in the sky. in this mountain heartland, realm of year-around sports discover denver, mile high jewel in the rockies' crown. [music] and this divides the waters of the continent all around our national parks with glaciers lakes sting and sapphire for prizes. down there are trees and trails ith animals, both wild and tame. in a canyon near durango, an iron horse still travels hrough the west. train whistle] [music] the fantastic west. endless variety. ski slopes and dude ravages, sagebrush and pine trees, canyons, cliffs. temple.s of a sun myste

were no wings for them. some of the people on the ground decided that was wrong. these women had gone to the same training as the men they deserved wings they called jackie cochran who is at home and her husband answered one of the richest men in america, they said says girls don't have wings. they say get them some wings we will pay for it. so jackie and her husband paid for the wings for the first several classes until i got figured out. if you look there's all sources online were the wings are different until he gets the 1944 classes. the 1943 classes they're all a little bit different if they go to different vendors they put different classes on them in different things that is what the pilots were. that ad hoc situation is indicative of summary things during the war. he mentioned several times of their uniforms are wearing men's uniforms you can see it in the photos they are clearly too large for these as part of what they had to work through at the time. speaking of that, there's a photo now they're sh

and travelers' wings we bridge the miles from concord to manhattan. ♪ miss liberty, hostess to the world a symbol through the years for visitors who seek discovery in this great land. ♪ new york city. for many of whose millions washington square contains a private arc de triomphe. ♪ here united nations meet to talk of problems of the world and has manhattan is itself a world of people. while others, visitors like ourselves, are awed by sky-tall buildings and this world within a world. ♪ beyond the towers dreams central park. it hides a castle, a zoo, a hauled for music a palace for , art, an emerald on an isle of rock. about new york, walt whitman said these words, an island 16 miles long, solid founded numberless streets, vehicles, , broadway, the women, the shops and shows, city of spires and masks, my city. ♪ [roaring water] niagara. two million visitors a year. the earth trembles beneath them at the brink. ♪ not all are honeymooners. most come to view the wondrous work of nature and then go on to see the sights that western new york state can offer. ♪ the great lakes wash at the feet

, he said get him some wings, we will pay for. so jackie and her husband paid for the wings for the first several classes until he got figured out. and you can look there is all sorts of sources online where the wings are different until you get to the 1944 classes but the 1943 are all a little bit different as they went to different vendors and put their classes on them in different things and they solidified in 1944 but those wings meant so much to these women and symbolize that they were pilots, that's what the pilots were so it just meant a lot, and separated them. >> that is really wonderful and the situation is indicative of so many things during the war and we mentioned several times, the uniforms and wear them in uniform and you can see in the photos that are clearly too large for these ladies but it was part of what they had to work throughout the time. and speaking of that, there is a photo now, the flight jackets. over 350,000 american women joined but they never did get official military status, what was the reasoning

laura: it is now mandatory for staff to wear maswe inside the wing.all reporters wearing masks at the press conference. is the president going to wear one? mask.er:used j w ahn klsasero a th were senior white house aides wearing masks. one of the speakers was wearing a mask and then to it off, the admiral, to make his announcement. no, the president was not wearing ask. no one has eveseen the president wear a mask. i think that is diberate. the president doesn't want to be seen wearing a mask. when he t announced mask policy which was back in april 3, think of that, april 3, the president annthnced that they k it is a good idea for people to wear masks, but it has taken them this long, up until may,ivweeks later, for the white house to institute this policy. 'he president said h'n' d speaks to lots of important people and he does not want to see -- be seen doing so. thu had everybody around him wearing masks buone person who was not was donald trump. laura: do the coronavirus infections inside the white house complicate his message that the outbreak i

being brought against him it was stitched up between the attorneys the investigators and the left wing media because he sees this as a conspiracy of various arms of israel's older establishment ranged against him and his right wing populism and that was the message that he wanted to bring before he even went into the courtroom and i think it shows that we're set for a pretty down and dirty battle between benjamin netanyahu and the the whole legal establishment of the country is this trial progresses in terms of what happened inside the trial there were a few headlines one was that his defense team was arguing that they needed a lot more time to examine the piles of evidence that they said were in front of them that there were some formats which could be searched properly with the word searches it was down to that kind of nitty gritty detail there are 2 other defense benenson this is well the chief shareholder in israel's biggest telecoms company and his wife their legal team is arguing something similar neither defense team put forward any date for the 1st witness to be called and so i

e e t b hruaseenspng tosrdf as coronavirus hits the west wing.ty kay joins usor more on what the president had to say. every day for coronavirus. what did he have to say about the rest of america in testing? porter: thistlas a not-somessage from the president. behind him, he was flanked with two huge posters saying "america leads the world in testing." podium, flags.were lots of american what he wanted to do was reset the message. spent a l of time at the beginning of his press conference talking about how far america, has come how much better america is doing than other countries, even doing better than south korea which has always bn held up as the gold standard when it comes to ig io thnumbers, america has hit -- has made progress on testing. started out low, very slow, you will remember all those test kits that were sent out by the cdc didn't wk. and then there were not enough reagents and then there were not enough swabs. america is getting better. italy now tests more than t d united state but the point of this press briefing was to change

i said remind me where and he said i was on the left wing tip. >> my goodness.isn't that a story a stockbroker giving his active duty and on the line on 9/11 this was his job. >> these are such very, very moving stories. you have both been at the epicenter of events during the very dynamic peer co- in response to 9/11 of course as we went to iraq in 2003. you both also rich in history, so i am wondering how your personal experiences during the time informs the way you look at historical figures. >> i was writing a book on education and i was about halfway through when george was asked into the vice president. the president, his main cause was education cause i couldn't finish the book. i couldn't go out there with a set of opinions that might conflict or not conflict or finish the book. so, i started writing children's books. i thought this is the least harmful thing i can do. who is going to get mad about a patriotic children's book so i wrote i think six of them. it's one of the best things i've ever done. people are still getting a is for abigail for bp prese

they deserved wings. they called jackie cochran who was at home and her husband answered one of the richest men in america the girls don't had wings. jackie and her husband paid it for the wings for the first several classes until i got figured out you can look there is also sources online where the wings are different they are all a little bit different. they went to different vendors. they finally solidified in 1944. those wings just meant so much to these women. that's what the pilots were. i just meant a lot. the ad hoc situation is indicative of so many situations. clearly they are too large. it was part of what they have to work through at the time. there is a photo now. over 350,000 americans joined the weights but i never did get official military status. what was the reasoning behind that. and he gets a great question. they were technically civilians. the urgency in which they were brought into the program. they wanted the women pilots but they weren't sure how to do it. they could be brought in

racism directed at persons of engine and african descent also on the program 5 years after german wings pilot deliberately stupid painter mountain families also 150 people on board taking the experience and company to court they came to times i knew the pilot had suffered from depression. i'm going for the rest and welcome u.s. president donald trump's us the nation's coronavirus task force will now focus both on safety and on rebooting the economy despite saying on to say that that the white house committee would be scrapped altogether some major u.s. cities have seen decreased rates of infection but those numbers have been offset by spikes in other parts of the country the hardest hit area new york city has taken an unprecedented step in its special against the virus. this is history in the making. it's not the actual cleaning of the new york subway that is so unusual. it's the fact that it's the 1st time that the system will close during the night so that it can be disinfected. it's a measure of the lengths to which the city is going to protect its citizens. more than one 3rd of the

from berlin a coronavirus outbreak in the white house those working near president trump in the west wing are told to wear face masks this after to stop numbers test positive folk over 1000 sending top officials into quarantine will go to washington in a moment also coming up. france eases one of europe's strict just coronavirus lockdowns most shops and businesses are reopening for the 1st time in 2 months with some restrictions remain. and germany 5 a flare up in infections as it eases lock down controls further frustration builds in some circles over the government's handling of the crisis. i'm told me a lot of well welcome to the program the coronavirus has reached one of the most secure complexes in the world the white house people working near u.s. president donald trump have been told they need to wear face masks after 2 aides tested positive for covert 19 a number of top officials including the vice president are in self isolation the virus has so far killed about 80000 people in the u.s. the outbreak at the white house could undercut a push by president trump to reopen the economy

jim: i will be happy to take that, and i will tell you that bob cabana works with the 45th space wing day in and out, and they are amazing partners for nasa. deck three is the organization that should something go wrong, and the launch abort system is triggered, they will be rescuing bob and doug. and they will be involved in recovery, but even beyond that, the 45th space wing does so much more than recovery. they are involved in helping us understand, second by second, what the weather is, helping us with the data, helping us with the numeric weather models for the weather. they help us with the range, making sure we have everything we need for the range and clearance of the range. this is their range, and they are amazing partners. this whole launch, we have branded this importantly, this is not launch nasa, it is not launch spacex. it is launch america. this is america's launch and the interagency is critical. the 45th space wing, which is a new component of the brand-new space force, i want to reemphasize that they are now part of the space force. and, emphasize that we have other

in germany a special government committee has met for the 1st time to discuss the rise of right wing extremism the meeting comes some 3 months after an attack in the town of harlowe where a german national killed 10 people most of whom he described as foreign germany's government says it deems far right extremism its biggest security threat and will monitor far right groups closely about ongoing protests against coronavirus restrictions will also be in the authorities sites syria minister all civil fights planned. this it was that although the demonstrations are obviously being used by extremists whether it's purposes we have to make sure that the right of demonstration is and can be exercised also in corona titles in court but we but as representatives of the state and the people you're protected powerful small you have to ensure that the extremists don't get the upper hand or simply call them. and the pro-democracy group of protesters. to ensure that they don't become puppets on the string to engage him to prefer to groom so often the sunni misspelt. spring and melinda crowd she is

from berlin a coronavirus outbreak in the white house those working at president trump and the west wing are told to wear face masks this after 2 stuff numbers test positive for covert 1000 sending top officials into quarantine goes to washington in a moment also coming up. france visas one of europe's strictest coronavirus lockdowns most shops and businesses are reopening for the 1st time in 2 months but some restrictions remain. instead of cash this a.t.m. dispenses rice to indonesian struggling because of the coronavirus restrictions there have cost millions of people their livelihoods. and east africa battles the pandemic and a plague of locusts are devastating crops across the region experts warn that this 2nd wave this year poses an unprecedented threat to food security. i'm told me a lot of well welcome to the program the coronavirus has reached one of the most secure complexes in the world the white house people working near u.s. president donald trump have been told they need to with face masks after 2 aides tested positive for covert 19 a number of top officials including vice

parties are almost as disappointed as the left wing parties at least one particular right wing party called the ameena which had sworn you know fealty to the right wing block and it's and yahoo established only to be essentially thrown out of the game by its own yahoo when he realized he had to do other political maneuvering and just to go back to what my colleagues were talking about with relation to whether we can believe that it's a new who will uphold the deal and michel also was talking about the law you know if not if nothing that at the head of that right wing party who swore loyalty to him and you know who this whole time ultimately could not trust and yet who broke every promise that he had maintained him over the course of the year it's not clear why a center a centrist party would have any more reason to trust it's on yahoo or white and yahoo would display any more loyalty or commitment. to the agreement he signed with benny gantz yeah so were i doubt i very hard for me to see benny gantz having a serious and fluence many people think he might not be around in politics bey

the white house is a large compound but the west wing is very small. you have a lot of people working in a small -- a very small place. the hallways are tight. people are sharing offices. and then on top of that you had a white house where things were basically business as usual. it has been really surprising for me to see the white house continuing to insist on in-person meetings where people are coming from all over the country to sit in the oval office with the president and even while the rest of the country has moved largely to a teleworking situation where people are conducting meetings virtually. there has been a sense that almost nothing has changed in terms of the day-to-day in the white house and when you have so many people working in those tight quarters, hallways where two people can't walk past in the same hallway without brushing shoulders, that is really a recipe for the kind of transmission that is really problematic and if you were a staffer working in that white house and if you, for example, like some staffers do, are sitting should

safety precautions at the white house those working for us president donald trump in the works west wing have been ordered to wear face masks this after 2 staff members test positive for a covert 19 sending a number of staff members into quarantine also coming up. there on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic but on today international nurses day many nurses say they're still not getting the protection they need as they risk their health and lives. and instead of cash this e.t.n. dispenses rice to indonesians struggling because of the program virus restrictions those restrictions are pushed millions of people deeper into poverty. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today the crow virus has reached one of the most secure structures in the world the white house people working with us president donald trump have been instructed to wear face masks that after 2 aides tested positive for covert 19 now the virus has so far killed more than 80000 people in the u.s. the new infections at the white house come as the president pressures state governors to relax and demick restrictions.

many of the west wing offices have open floor plans. i can recall many occasions when i was running to a meeting and almost knocked over the president or vice president just because everything is so cramped within this very small plot of land. on top of that the white house's practices aren't built for a pandemic. let me give you an example. in the national security realm when there is a sensitive piece of intelligence it is walked around in hard cope. the president and those around him all sign their name after reading this same document. of course these practices have to change. things like travel. if the president does, indeed, revamp and reup his travel schedule in the coming days and weeks, motorcades, cramming on board air force one all of that will leave the white house staffers exposed in what is essentially a powerful petrie dish at the center of washington, d.c. >> yeah. i think it is one of the things that stunned me the most. maybe i had watched the west wing through probably two or three times and how small everything is, a

you often see the vice president in the west wing, his staffers as well. she often came out to these briefings and was, you know, telling people where to stand, what to do. that's what's so notable about the fact that she's tested positive. we should note earlier today that miller had been tested yesterday. she was negative. she did not have any symptoms when she showed up to work but was tested as was the rest of the staff. they're now testing people on a daily basis after we reported people yesterday about the valet and that's when her test came back positive. what's notable about that, it caused six staffers to get off air force two as it sat on the tarmac for an hour. they tested negative t just goes to show, erin, how quickly it can change. >> there was a lot of intrigue about her positive test and what symptoms she did not appear what happened? >> reporter: a lot of that has to to with the fact that she is also married to one of the president's senior policy advisers, steven miller, who is obviously around the president quite frequently. that's been

♪ >>> coronavirus hits the west wing. >> i'm not worried, no.'m not worried. >> plus, many experts worry it's too soon, but reopen is the president's push. >> as bad as this has been, it's just the beginning. >> some people will be affected badly, yes, but we have to get our country open. >> and millions of jobs gone. only adding to the pandemic pain. >> you think at first it's not going to last very long. once you realize you're not going back to work for a while, it's pretty heartbreaking. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm john king in washington. thank you for sharing your sunday. both the need to reopen and the risks of doing so are obvious this sunday wherever you live and wherever you work, including the white house. three top trump administration scientists in quarantine because they came in contact in the west wing with a white house aide who tested positive for coronavirus friday. a military valet who works closely with the president also had a positive test this past week. and ivanka trump's pe

we could not have a better relationship than we do with general doug and the 45th space wing. we would not be here without them. everything we have done working with space wing and the faa to improve our operations, to enable commercial operations in a more user-friendly environment, this has been years in the making getting us to where we are, and it is not just the engineering team, not just nasa, or the crew program, this is across-the-board and all of the support organizations in nasa and the air force making this a successful launch. this is launch america, not just launch commercial crew. our whole nation needs to take pride in this, and everybody has had a role to play. they need to own this. they are part of it. we would not be here if everybody was not playing their role in making a successful. >> administrator, great to see you again. this is abc news. this is florida, the weather can do what it wants to do, but the forecast is not looking so great for tomorrow or sunday. some of our viewers are wondering why not wait until the weather is good? why go through the who

it's not just whether he was in the west wing, the valet was in the west wing. the day before that and who did he talk to and did he, how close was he? it seems to us looking at the experiential evidence, i'd refer to the doctor, of course, but not just, make sure you wash your hands but this is about, aerosols, how you talk to people and how close you are, and how often you're with them. are you in an enclosed room with no circulation where you're constantly exhaling viruses and people are walking through these aerosolized virus clouds. so there's a lot here to be concerned about. and the president should be upset. >> let me stay with you, general, because we wanted to talk about your column on cnn about leadership. in this time, what should leadership look like? >> first of all, a leader has to build trust and that means he has to be credible in what he says. he has to explain, communicate, take responsibility, he has to have a strategy and a plan, he has to accept the responsibility that he's the leader, he has to build a team and work with others, and all of

bunch they tell of baseless cases and imaginary charges the objective is to depose a strong right wing prime minister and that's to remove the nationalist came from the leadership of the state for many years. in the courtroom itself what could become a defining image of israel's longest serving prime minister in the dock facing criminal trial just a week after he was sworn in for a 5th term after the cameras were rejected his legal team asked for delays in calling witnesses well they argued about access to evidence the strategy to push the start of the main phase of the trial well into next year outside supporters saying in chanted and amplified the prime minister's message of persecution already in its 1st day of this trial is a window into just how polarized israeli politics is and benjamin netanyahu and his allies making no bones about appealing to supporters like these on the basis that the trial is not a criminal one rather a political coup designed to ousted from office but there are warnings that such a strategy risked further division this was the main anti netanyahu demonstrat

when and almost didn't have wings. the there were no wings for them and some of the people on the ground decided that was wrong, but they had going through the same training and they deserved wings. one of the richest men in america answered and said girls don't have wings and she said get them, we will pay for it. so jackie and her husband paid for them for the first several classes until they got kind of figured out. there is sources online where they are different until you get to the 1944 classes but those 43 classes they are all a little bit different as they went to different vendors and they put their classes on and finally solidified in 1944 but they just meant so much to these women. it just meant a lot and it separated them from the crowd. >> host: that's wonderful and the ad hoc situation is indicative of so many things. you mentioned the uniforms, there were the men's uniforms and see it's clearly too large for these ladies but it's part of what they had to work through half the time and speaking of god, th

this is a moment in time i was so significant and women didn't almost have wings. and that first group that was going to graduate in houston there were no wings for them. that they have gone to the same training and they call jackie cochran and her husband one of the richest man in america and that the girls don't have wings and he said get them some ways we will pay for it. and for the last several classes. and then when you get to the 1944 classes. and in 1944 but and then to symbolize they were pilots so that just meant a lot. >> and that ad hoc situation and clearly too large for these ladies but what they had to work through at the time speaking about men's gear you see them now in the fighting jackets 350,000 american women joined but they never got official military status. what was the reasoning behind that? >> that's a great question and part of that with which they were brought into the program and weren't sure how to do it with the army air force with the civilians be on probation for 90 days and that is the idea to see what women could do women actually

she's very often in the west wing. she's also married to the president's senior immigration adviser stephen miller so that is going to raise other questions about whether or not that means there need to be more tests done for the staffers in the west wing. stephen miller is already one aide who is tested regularly because he is a senior staffer who often meets with the president. so the question about that still remains. but we're seeing just how quickly the ground could shift under neither us here, because what we were told before the president identified it as katie miller being the one -- the staffer with coronavirus, as senior administration officials said that the person had tested negative yesterday and not showing any symptoms and tested as part of the regular testing happening on a daily occurrence today and that is when she tested positive. so when you saw earlier air force 2 sitting on the tarmac waiting to take off to go to iowa, because some staffers on the plane were getting off because they may have had c

how much further as a garden inside the west wing.if you work in the white house and you are now having to wear masks as well but i think a lot of americans might look at that and say look, with this kind of precautions and that level of testing, how do i know in my newly reopened office that it know in my newly reopened office thatitis know in my newly reopened office that it is safe to go back to work. and donald trump was unhappy with some of the reporters at the news conference. this is a whole event about testing, sign saying that we leave the road and testing a lot of american flags, and of $11 billion being spent and running through how much testing is going on in the country and in the last minute of the press conference, a reporter from cbs news asked a question about how we can say things are going well with some people are dying in in the country and his reaction was asked china. ina country and his reaction was asked china. in a report from cnn who called on asking questions, hejust cut her off and walked out. and this bec

plus more than 5 years after a german wings pilot killed 150 people by crashing his plane in the alps the victims' families are now heading to court they say move. is to blank. our viewers on p.b.s. and. united states and all around the world welcome back in business with the option to shut down again today german chancellor angela merkel in else that germany will ease some of its coronavirus measures in the coming weeks but she warned that the steps must be taking gradually and with caution let's take a closer look now at some of the challenges that are confronting germany states as they try to manage a reopening of their economies. this is what the new normal in germany could look like all the shops open more people out on the streets wearing face masks. restaurants and beer gardens are to reopen as well but there will be regional variations due to germany's federal division of path. we have seen good progress as far as the number of new infections is concerned that means we can now take 5 the steps. that mean but we have to be careful to keep control. and the emergency response mec

these two officers, i was the mayor of the west wing, these are my people.y put him in handcuffs and what, old buddy you got me but i just got you back. >> good to know there's a sense of humor amid all the pressure. >> you have to. the white house and the vice president are very formal places. there's a reason why there's a downstairs official area in the living quarters upstairs because there really is a difference between this public life and private life. what about you, lynne? i'm sure you have many funny stories. have you had strange ones as well from that period? lexus is funny and strange. we spent a lot of time at camp david, as carl knows, after 9/11 it was the undisclosed location and we had our kids and it's the same as carl's story in the sense that you find joy in life even though you are in a dreadful time.we also had our dog a big labrador yellow lab named dave. dave was the level of our lives. we took them everywhere in camp david. dogs are allowed everywhere. except one day come, karl help me. as a laurel that we eat. >> yes. >> barney, who

another coronavirus case inside the west wing of the white house. yesterday the white house revealed a personal valet who works with the president had also been infected, and all of that brings up deep concerns about mask wearing and testing protocols among the president's closest. unemployment rate soared to 14% last month alone, the worst since the great depression. the president claims the jobs will be coming back and in his words, very soon.

are people wearing them inside the west wing, it's a mixed bag. but i've only heard of a few officials who have actually been wearing masks inside the west wing which, of course, is a really close, confined area with narrow hallways and tight working spaces where it's really impossible in many situations to socially distance. >> yeah, shannon pettypiece at the white house as we see some of the footage of those staff arriving this morning. thank you so much. >>> turning to georgia there is a new coronavirus hot spot emerging in hall county. this is about two weeks, of course, after social distancing orders were eased effectively letting more of that economy reopen. this county, which is northeast of atlanta, rapidly increasing testing as well, the hot spots confirmed, fifth highest confirmed cases in the state and joining us on the ground is allison barber, outside a hospital in gainesville, georgia doing important reporting to give people in that state and viewers around the country an understand og of what you're seeing and what's on the ground.

plus the concern in the west wing.mother's day gift ideas sorted. crafty solutions that will mean a lot to mom or grandma. >>> and it's the video conference of every sports fan's dream. peyton manning, tom brady, tiger woods, and phil mickelson. >> what they were discussing, what peyton manning said about tom brady that set social media on fire. that's ahead in "the skinny." it's friday, may 8th. >>> i paused before that last line because i was like, that's a lot of heavy hitters right there. >> right, it's like espn 100 for 100. >> a lot of proud moms as we head into mother's day weekend. >>> we'll get to the latest on the coronavirus in just a moment, but first breaking news from georgia. >> a father and son are now under arrest in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. ahmaud arbery would have turned 26 today. calls for an arrest in his killing have grown louder since video of his shooting have surfaced. >> nearly three months later, an arrest in his murder. this morning authorities making an arrest in the shoo

being about other wider issues sort of for example the german federal police is warning that right wing extremists are using these protests to push their own agendas and the right wing parties are now encouraging their members to attend so it's moving from being more about the lock down to being a general anti establishment movement but really is there much support for these protests here in germany well a poll by the spiegel magazine found that around one in 5 germans think the lockdown measures have been too excessive and a similar number a sympathetic to these kind of demonstrations so that's still a minority but it's a very very vocal one now keep in mind that support for the medical and hope body has actually increased during this pandemic so the chancellor has seen a growing amount of support during this time but some analysts are warning that that could start to fade away as the virus comes under control yet people continue to suffer economically so chad. the angle a miracle is really going to have to handle the next coming weeks very carefully to make sure she keeps people's tru

of it a warning that the protest movement could radicalize you can already see more and more right wing extremists gathering well for more on the anti lockdown protests i'm joined by d.w. reporter joel diller oid thanks joel for joining us well you know we heard the report you know that the protesters are looking for more freedom but of course you know we've had the easing of restrictions here in germany in the past few weeks so why exactly are these demonstrations actually taking place it is a bit counterintuitive because we have seen restrictions starting to lift across germany restaurants and cafes can open again there are less restrictions on people meeting each other socially but one reason these demonstrations are taking place now is partially because they are being allowed to previous leave that were banned under lockdown restrictions that was overturned by a court and local governments were instructed that they had to allow these sort of demonstrations to occur under certain conditions and so that's what we've been seeing but also there's some concern that this is moving from ju

you've been to the west wing. it's a small, crowded place. it's a little bit risky but you have to do it because you have to serve your country, and there are a lot of things you can't do except there. >> as you know, dr. lang, and i'm going to show a schematic to our viewers, a very small place and it's crowded. the hallways are narrow. this is the president's office. he'll go out and do an event in the rose garden. when he goes to the press briefing room, he goes this way when he goes to the briefing room. he has meetings in the rose room. his vice president is here. when katie miller and other aides come into the eisenhower executive building, they come in this area here. you know the space. it is incredibly crowded. there are surfaces we have to worry about now in the age of coronavirus everywhere, and multiple people touch them in going about their business. if the top economic adviser say it's scary to go back to work, whaelts t what's the message for americans getting a letter saying, we're opening the restaurant tomorrow, or we need y