when osama bin laden blows up the world trade center, americans look to the oval office. when 100,000 americans are going to die from a once in a century pandemic, americans look to the oval office. they don't look to militias or 50 different governors. that's what -- and if the president in the oval office is making statements that risk senior citizens, the numbers across florida and america seem inevitable. >> there's been a kind of noticeable callousness in some of the debate here over the course of this pandemic when it comes to older people. some of it has come from the white house, you're right. andrew cuomo hasn't always got it right, and he was too slow in acting to shut down new york,

second plane flying into the world trade center. staff andy card at that moment decides he needs to go tell the president and i remember andy walked over the door literally the president is in the adjoining classroom remember when he got to the door he paused and it seemed like an eternity but it was like 1001, 1000 to 1003 at the remote time i remember you got to the door and he paused and i never understood until a couple years ago we were on a panel talking about 9/11 he said when he got to the door he suddenly realized he needed to know exactly what is gonna say so the president would not ask any questions so he had to formulate what was going to say and he remembered the famous photograph he tells the president about the second plane flying into the world trade center in america is under attack. the president had to make a decision should he stand up and walk out, choose himself and walk out he thought the reading demonstration was going to be a matter of seconds may be minute or two at most from being concluded so rather than

remember when i ran, i ran in 1993 in the early part of 1993, january, there was anttk on the world trade center by a specific group of islamic extremist terrorists from a mosque in new jersey and their intent was to take down the entire world trade center. they didn't but they skillkille sufficient number of people and they had a history of killing people. >> during and after 9/11, you, the mewor ofork city, would sit at a table with governor pataki, the governor of the state of new york three times a day, twice a day to cut through red tape to make decisions and to work together. what do it that way? >> because it gets things done every decision was a joint decision. when we made a mistake, we made it together. t we are not goibe pointing fingers at each other, so things got done very, very, very, very quickly. >> would that degree of erordination be useful now? >> it would be iive for the city that is the epi center. remarkably the governor in cuoma taken interesting jabs at each other which, as a new yorker, i can't imagine they would spend ur weeks talking about it and not do that a little

>>it was worse than pearl harbor, this is worse than the world trade center. there's never been attacked like this. and it should have never had. >>president trump says the coronavirus pandemic is worse than some of america's darkest strategies and he vows to keep the coronavirus task force going. it is 05:00am thank you for joining us. >>i'm james fletcher and i'm darya folsom and today governor newsome is expected to announce phase 2 in the reopening of the state as early as tomorrow have a some bay area cities say they're not ready to move in

it has killed more people than pearl harbor and it has killed more people than the world trade center. the world trade center was close to 3000. we are going to be that by many times, unfortunately. we view it as a war. this is a mobilization against a war. in many ways it is a tougher enemy. we do very well against visible enemies. it is the invisible enemy, this is the invisible enemy. we are doing a good job. the -- jared kushner put in place to ramp up ppe. pres. trump: i can only say this. these were young, brilliant people who are brought in because they have great expertise at this. people that love the country, people that i don't think were paid anything. some of them were very rich people. nerds.ople would say this is what they do. they helped us on ventilators. them, they can look at a ventilator, it is a very simple machine. somebody else looks at it, they have no clue. i think they did an incredible job. i don't know anything about any of the details. but it was a well oiled machine. they were able to get things no one else was able to get. pricing was not the important e

>>it was worse than pearl harbor, this is worse than the world trade center. there's never been attacked like this. and it should have never had. >>president trump says the coronavirus pandemic is worse than some of america's darkest strategies and he vows to keep the coronavirus task force going. it is 05:00am thank you for joining us. >>i'm james fletcher and i'm darya folsom and today governor newsome is expected to announce phase 2 in the reopening of the state as early as tomorrow have a some bay area cities say they're not ready to move into the next phase just yet we have kron four's will tran live in walnut creek with the story will. >>the reason being because each city is different from one another san francisco, according to mayor london breed she seen too many coronavirus cases where she feels he could really explode and according to governor newsome the city's will have the final call he has a broader plan, but they have specific plans. but like in walnut creek you can see this clothing store be i mean there is a good chance. they could reopen tomo

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>>it is worse than pearl harbor, this is worse than the world trade center. there's never been attacked like this. and it should have never had. president trump says the coronavirus pandemic is the worst thing america has seen and he vows to keep the coronavirus task force up and running. >>joining us at 08:00am i'm james fletcher and i'm darya folsom, let's start with california governor newsome is expected to announce phase 2. >>for reopening that means we could see some businesses open tomorrow is your city ready. it depends we're going go out live kron four's will tran to explain good morning. well. good morning james absolutely it depends and ultimately be up to the city's to. >>decide if they want to roll on with governor newsom's face to plan which he will unveil in a couple of hours from now and once again we will carry his news conference live for you he talked about it actually. last friday that we are not weeks but days from starting to loosen up a little bit of the shelter in place and that is great news for many stories like that one right behind

hey, it has killed more people than pearl harbor and it killed more people than the world trade center. world trade center was close to 3,000. well, we're going to beat that by many times, found northly. we view it as a war, a mobilization against a war. in many ways it is a tougher enemy. we do very well against the visible enemies. it is the invisible enemy. there is an invisible enemy. we're doing a good job. reporter: what is your assessment, mr. president, of -- [inaudible] put in place to ramp up ppe? indeed, it has been charged, a couple of news articles, favored people with political connections? >> so i just heard that. i can only say, these were young brilliant people that were brought in because they have great expertise with this. people that love the country. people that i don't think we're paid anything. in fact some of them were very rich people where they were able to sell their company. some people would say nerds, okay? this is what they do. and you think they helped us a lot on ventilators. i wasn't involved but they helped us a lot. they look at ventilator it is sim

>>it was worse than pearl harbor, this is worse than the world trade center. there's never been attacked like this. it should have never had. >>president trump says the coronavirus pandemic is worse than some of america's darkest tragedies. he says he vows to keep the coronavirus task force going just one of the stories we're following here 07:00am thank you for joining us on james fletcher and i'm darya folsom and today governor newsom is expected to announce phase 2 for reopening the state and it could come as soon as. >>tomorrow that will see some things open some cities are ready others are quite just yet kron four's will tran live in walnut creek to explain good morning. well. >>good morning james, you hit it right on the head, some cities are ready and they have been ready so this is the green light that blessing by governor newsome to go ahead and open up some of the shops but there are other places like san francisco more crowded. they say they're not ready. so phase 2 will mean a little bit different for them then see perhaps walnut creek. here's how

>>it was worse than pearl harbor, this is worse than the world trade center. there's never been attacked like this. and it should have never had. >>president trump says the coronavirus pandemic is worse than some of america's darkest strategies. tragedies and he vows to keep the coronavirus task force 06:00am i'm james fletcher and i'm darya folsom and happening today governor newsome is expected to announce phase 2. >>in our reopening process as soon as tomorrow some bay area cities. so though say they're not quite ready for that kron four's will tran live in walnut creek to explain good morning. well. >>good morning james, there are some cities that have been ready for it and they will get the green light tomorrow, but you talked about it some cities are not ready and ultimately it will be their decision whether or not to agree with face to you can see the shot behind me james duryea one sfa's to roll-out the governor will go into detail about it which we will carry live for you. during the news conference in a few hours from now many clothing stores will re

and it's killed more people than the world trade center. the world trade center was close to 3,000. well, we're going to beat that by many times unfortunately. we view it as a war. it's a mobilization against the war. in many ways, it's a more tough enemy. we do well against the visible enemies. this is an invisible enemy. but we are doing a good job. >> what is your assessment mr. president of the volunteer -- put in place to wrap up ppe? did it has been charged to mark >> president trump: i just heard that. these were young brilliant people that were brought in because they have great expertise of this. people that love the country, people that i don't think we paid anything. in fact, some of them were very rich people where they were able to sound like their company and some people would say nerds. okay. this is what they do. and i think they helped us a lot on ventilators. i wasn't involved in that. i think they help us a lot. to them they could look at a ventilator and it's a very simple machine. somebody looks at it and they have no clue. i think they did an incredible job. no

>>just worse than pearl harbor, this is worse than the world trade center. there's never been attacked like this president trump at the white house wednesday honoring those on the front lines. >>and talking about the rising death toll of the coronavirus the president also stressing how he supports governors opening back up calling americans warriors. >>no just that the president has directed secretary ben carson to focus the white house opportunity and revitalization council on underserved communities a very important. this is a community that's been very hard hit on rest assured we are laser-focused on making sure that these communities are system. >>and the president have mentioned the white house coronavirus task force may wind up by memorial day but then said due to positive feedback on the briefings he would not call the habit disband and instead add to it, including bringing in the new press secretary is a phrase out warriors is everyday americans the president isn't great as well. >>what's the thinking behind use that description and if americans put

>>it is worse than pearl harbor, this is worse than the world trade center. there's never been attacked like this president trump at the white house wednesday honoring those on the front lines. >>and talking about the rising death toll of the coronavirus the president also stressing how he supports governors opening back up calling americans warriors know just that the president has directed secretary ben carson to focus the white house opportunity and revitalization council on underserved communities a very important. this is a community that's been very hard hit on rest assured we are laser-focused on making sure that these communities are system. >>and the president have mentioned the white house coronavirus task force may wind up by memorial day but then said due to positive feedback on the briefings he would not called to have to disband and instead add to it, including bringing in the new press secretary is a phrase out warriors is everyday americans the president using the phrase as well. >>what's the thinking behind use that description is that we're

>>his is worse than pearl harbor and the world trade center. robert: the soaring jobless rates stokes fear about a great recession or depression. under pressure and ahead of the fall campaign, president trump pushes to reopen the country and shes back on guidance from the c.d.c. are health experts being sidened? >> i think everything should be based on scice and not vary who was makinhis decision? g and robert: plus, the justice department drops charges against former security advisor michael flynn reviving questions about power and russia. announr: this is "washingt corporate funding is provided by -- >> life suspect a straight lin and sometimes you can find yourself heading in a new direction. fidelity is here to help you work through the unexpected with financia planning and advice for today and tomorrow. [laughter] ♪ >> kaiser permanente. additional funding isrovided by thee of arnold ams, and koo and patuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cuural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasng and by

sway the worst attack we've ever had this is worse than pearl harbor this is worse than the world trade centeras evidence that like this and it should have never happened could have been stopped at the source could have been stopped and showed it should have been stopped right at the source. and it wasn't china has responded urging washington to focus on the real danger of choice in lengthy 18 can be they might say the pandemic is comparable to pearl harbor or $911.00 but the enemy facing us is the novel coronavirus we urged us to stop shipping lanes to china and in turn to fact we now hear top u.s. officials blaming china for spreading dissin from asian about the virus which they claim has chinese origin then china responds and blames the united states are not participating in global efforts and furthermore lying in the hopes of discrediting china european union tries not to take sides but it's see thing about the constant back and forth i do nothing it is the time for blame games or meet her approach this is the breath rate where someone hearing in the united states calling the virus chinese

>>his is worse than pearl harbor and the world trade center. robert: the soaring jobless rates stokes fear about a great recession or depression. under pressure and ahead of the fall campaign, president trump pushes to reopen the country and shes back on guidance from the c.d.c. are health experts being sidened? >> i think everything should be based on scice and not vary who was makinhis decision? g and robert: plus, the justice

. >> this is worse than pearl harbor and the world trade center. robert: the soaring jobless rates stokesear about a great recession or depression. a under pressur ahead of the fall campaign, president trump pushes to reopen the country and pushes back on guidance from t c.d.c. are health experts being sidelined? >> ishhink everythinld be based on scice and not vary wh the c.d.c. recommending and who was making this decision? robert: plus, the justice department drops charges again former security advisor michael flynn reviving

this is worse than pearl harbor, this is worse than the world trade center.een an attack like this. and it should have never happened. restarting an ailing economy that is crucial to his re—election prospects is the president's priority. it will be no easy task, though. parts of the country are still seeing dangerous trends. in iowa, 730 workers at a tyson foods pork plant tested positive, and deaths in the state surged to a new high on tuesday. in the epicentre of the virus, new york is still desperately trying to protect residents. extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures... cleaning crews have begun disinfecting trains nightly. it's the first time in the subway‘s history that an entire shutdown of the system has been planned. each morning, regular service will resume. restarting the nation's economy won't be as simple. nada tawfik, bbc news. joining me now from washington is eric bolling, host of america, this week on the sinclair broadcasting network and is a close friend of the president. i think you speak to quite frequently. just help us out

really the worst attack we've ever had this is worse than pearl harbor this is worse than the world trade center there's never been an attack like this joining us now to discuss has been bust co-host and investigative journalist ben swan and editor of the logical investor sean hyman gentlemen thank you for joining me today ben let's start with you this report puts into numbers something we already know that small businesses and employees all over the country they've been devastated but just how bad is it. yeah it's pretty bad i mean we're talking about since all these lockdowns really began in the shutdown orders began about what 56 weeks ago we have 30000000 people who have filed for unemployment in those numbers only continue to go up the reality though is that just because people are file for unemployment it's important to remember that of there are a lot of people who have not gotten anything there are millions of people who have not received a single check for those for that unemployment filing so that's very important to remember for workers and of course most of the people we're talking a

really the worst attack we've ever had this is worse than pearl harbor this is worse than the world trade center there's never been an attack like this and it should have never happened could've been stopped at the source could have been stopped in china it should have been stopped right at the source and it wasn't ok and the criticism of china is echoed by the press secretary indicating this is an administration wide strategy right now it's a relationship of disappointment and frustration because the president has said how frustrated he is that some of the decisions of china put american lives at risk the question is why is this such a concerted push against china at this time president anti china rhetoric began to ramp up a week ago following a meeting with his campaign manager brad pasko the possibility is that the president's being persuaded that china bashing is an effective election strategy that would delight his political base it was just a few weeks ago that president trump was describing the chinese leader as his very good friend now for whatever reason it's a relationship that is very

really the worst attack we've ever had this is worse than pearl harbor this is worse than the world trade center there's never been an attack like this. and it should have never and could have been stopped at the source could have been stopped and showed up it should have been stopped right at the source and it wasn't. earlier beijing it hit back though at the lab claims saying there's no evidence for any of it china also says tower of should not be used as a weapon to trump once again threatened to impose them a moral of this with mike hanna joining us from washington d.c. now the worst attack on the u.s. ever that's very loaded terminology mind. it is indeed the use of that word attack the repeated use of that word attack very much showing the presidential mindset that in some way the u.s. is under check from china it's china rhetoric has been ramping up in the past few days we heard from the secretary of state my pump aoe early on in the day very very strongly criticizing china and continuing to maintain the possibility that the virus originated in the chinese despite the u.s. as beating just

going to say and remember the photographs where he tells about the second plane flying into the world trade centerand then america is under attack. the president had to make the decision shoulposition should hd walk out. he thought the demonstration was going to be a matter of seconds, maybe a minute or two at most from being concluded so rather than standing up and reducing himself in the middle of it with the tv cameras, he decided he would wait but it took four or five minutes. imagine waiting for this to end so he got up and i've known him a long, long time but a different guy came walking through that door. there was a surg certain anxietn the room. he was cold as ice after he called a low tone of his voice. he said we are at war. we got the fbi director that he couldn't get vice president cheney because he was being moved and they told him they needed to move him to the bunk bunker. i had a weird day because we were sitting at a table meant for kindergartners, all of the adult furniture is gone so he's sitting at a little table meant for kindergartners about this far off the ground in one of

really the worst attack we've ever had this is worse than pearl harbor this is worse than the world trade center it's never been there like this. and it should never have and could have been stopped at the source could have been stopped in china it should have been separated the source and it wasn't earlier beijing it hit back at the claims saying there was no evidence for that also saying that chinese or tariffs should not be used as a weapon on china after trump threatened to impose them let's talk to my canner about this our correspondent in washington d.c. hi mike if you're going to invoke things like pearl harbor and $911.00 those sacred moments in u.s. history you have to be careful about the language and he was saying this now is an attack like those. indeed portraying the virus as some kind of enemy that's clear attacking the united states as happened in those incidents those tragedies that he mentioned certainly this is part of an uptick in the rhetoric that president trump is using about china it was a rhetoric echoed by his secretary of state earlier today and for a number of weeks no

really the worst attack we've ever had this is worse than pearl harbor this is worse than the world trade center there's never been there like this. and it should have never and could have been stopped at the source could have been stopped and show. it should have been stepped right at the source and it wasn't earlier by june hit back at the elaborate she claims they're saying there is no evidence and china also says towers shouldn't be used as a weapon after donald trump threatened to impose them more on this now with my camera in washington d.c. hi mike i mean familiar story here of donald trump well in the past he has praised china but now criticizing china i mean the relationship is going south very very quickly. indeed yes and interesting there his use of the word attack in that comment that you just heard as though the virus is some kind of advancing army president trump has been pretty complicated in terms of his relations with china a couple of weeks ago he was praising china he was praising the chinese leader who he described as my good friend and in recent days he has in fact completel

of the worst attacks we've ever had this is worse than pearl harbor this is worse than the world trade center there's never been an attack like this. and it should have never happened could have been stopped at the source could have been stopped in chota it should have been stepped right at the source. and it wasn't of course we're all used to donald trump mouthing off that's his trademark but this is important this mass is to all of us whether you live here in the. europe or anywhere in the world the 2 most powerful countries on earth a slipping deeper and deeper into a profound form of conflict some are even calling it a new cold war and just like the coronaviruses self this has the power to define our age. from the military to technology the economy to political influence the rivalry between the u.s. and china is intensifying in just about every well a few minutes distant now the outbreak of the coronavirus in china and it spreads around the world has taken tensions to a new extreme. charm of u.s. relation to. 'd the story since trying. to stop this diplomatic ties in the last. 4 decades b

attack we've ever had in her country. ,his is worse than pearl harbor this is worse than the world trade center. there's never been an attack like this. and it should have never happened. it could've been stopped at the source. it could have been stopped at china. it should have been stopped right at the source, and it wasn't. ok. >> [indiscernible] i've given leeway to the governors. if i see something wrong, we will stop it, but i have lived -- i've given leeway to the governors to make that decision. some governors, most of whom i have great respect for, they are working very hard, we are watching very closely, but we've given leeway to the governors to make those decisions. >> [indiscernible] no, they are not blaming me. it's very interesting, nobody is blaming me for that payment i built the greatest economy with a lot of great people that we've ever had, and i'm going to rebuild it again. we're going to have a great economy very soon, much sooner than people think. much sooner. now, we cut taxes and we do things that we have to do, if somebody comes along and raises taxes and does all of

this is worse than the world trade center. there's never been an attack like this and it should have never happened. could have been stopped at the source. could have been stopped in china. >> and despite saying he couldn't be certain of the origin of the virus just hours earlier, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo is now doubling down on his claims the virus came from a chinese lab. >> i've seen evidence that this likely came from the wuhan institute of virology. happy to see other evidence that disproves that. we should get to the bottom of it. that's why we've been asking for months now to give westerners access to this information. >> china is fighting back saying pompeo has no evidence or proof and he's making these claims for political gains. >>> here's what former u.s. ambassador to china has to say about the trump administration's escalating rhetoric towards beijing. take a listen. >> the administration rhetoric is so strong against china, it's over the top. we're entering kind of an era which is similar to joe mccart

this is really the worst attack -- this is worse than pearl harbor, this is worse than the world trade center there's never been an attack like this. and it should have never happened. could have been stopped at the source. could have been stopped in china. it should have been stopped right at the source, and it wasn't. lou: the president's communities come as we learn new details about the chinese communist party's efforts to cover up the severity of the wuhan virus release and pandemic. fox news correspondent gillian turner following the story. she joins us from outside the chinese embassy in washington with more. gillian? >> reporter: good evening, lou. fox news has learned that the chinese government is cracking down on coronavirus victims as well as families of who have lost members to the pandemic inside the country. now our national security sources tell us this is all part of the ongoing with chinese communist party's efforts to conceal the true extent of the virus' outbreak across the country. now, the crackdown against the bereaved includes online censorship, shuttering support grou

some days we wake up and another 9/11 world trade center full of people is dead. know we've been covering this for weeks and week, and maybe some of us are becoming numb to the number. julia kayyem said this week president trump's next move is to ignore the dead. please, let's not. president trump with david muir said this -- >> as horrible as this, you're talking about filling up yankee stadium with death. i thought it was horrible, but it's probably going to be somewhat higher than that. >> maybe we should count them that way. how many stadiums would be filled? how many rows, sections of people killed by covid. i wonder if people would get it then. >>> a new citiy says more african-americans are dying at a higher rate than any other group in the united states. this was a study by researchers at fourth universities showed they account for more than half of all coronavirus deaths in the united states. counties with higher populations of black people were also disproportionately affected, and disparities including access to health care is likely to blame. this is d

>> you know, 9/11 which was for me, a defining day, being in lower manhattan, seven world trade center, being one of our facilities, was an event that no one could have ever imagined, but it was somewhat localized. it was in lower manhattan and to people in midtown, it didn't have the same feeling. life went on around a lot of places, although it was changed forever in many ways, specifically for those of us in lower manhattan. we have never seen a world event like this. we have never seen the type of destruction that's occurred to human lives like this, and yes, we are beginning to feel the business recovery, but there still is this incredible human element of safety. so i think it's a lot different and i think it's a lot more widespread and for that, we make the safety of our clients and staff the number one priority. liz: before we get to the business of what you're seeing with global payments, i'm interested to know, you guys at fiserv being among the first to leave the buildings and offices, will you be among the last to return? where do you stand on getting people back into the o