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>> -- >> every airline deep cleaning their planes, enforcing social distancing and limiting the number of passengers leaving middle seats open. southwest ceo gary kelly. >> were doing everything we can to make it as safe as humg anally possible. >> reporter: billionaire investor warren buffett said hes sold his airline holdings. >> the future is much less clear to me about how the business will turn out. >> reporter: at tampa international airport, passenger volume down a staggering 97%. the air...

Arizona, the state which he says he loves. the president will be making this trip for several weeks and we will watch him depart as we are about to begin a brand-new hour. >> ed: we talk about building eight economy back, elsewhere suggesting theres a new model, predicting doubled the number of u.s. deaths by the end of the summer. the president pushing back hard against that in these two different sessions with reporters saying its based on the false idea that there will not be mitigation and t...

No doubt there will be nurses and doctors and business owners, everybody trying to emulate the heroes in todays crisis as well. thank you both. up next, we have the latest on murder hornets. now present in the first time in america. social distance on your next flight? its going to cost you. ill tell you about that. stay with us. veterans can refinance with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call could save you $2000 a year. 8xn3kmany of lifes moments in thare ...

>> 21 people in hong kong return from wuhan with fever or respiratory symptoms. >> still, the xi government insisted its investigations had, quote, found no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission. >> in the early day, i dont think anybody knew for sure what to believe. so the concern was are we getting the full story, how likely is this to be contagious, how likely is this to kill people. >> it all seemed to leave u.s. infectious disease experts somewhat in the dark. >> based on the infor...

>> revellers shoulder to shoulder, celebrating a new year that would bring a new virus, a new normal emptying these streets. >> in early january, this is when the trump administration really gets the first word out of china, and it goes to the head of the cdc that there is this series of respiratory illnesses going around. they havent identified it. and this is already a concern to the top health officials in the administration. >> the chinese government reported dozens of cases of pneumonia in ...

Because the federal government is supposed to be there to help the rest of the country, not to be in a fight with states. >> on april 2nd, after weeks of fighting with governors, the president expanded the defense-production act to medical device companies to produce protective macsks and ventilators. yet, it continued to be criticized for not unleashing the full might of the act. >> he has not used the dpa more aggressively, while constantly pointing to it as a bat in his toolbox to try to hit ...

Than half the crew is now back aboard. and the ship, all 1,086 feet of it, has been deep cleaned, but sardiello is taking no chances. fferent checks after bein two different checks after being covid tested twice, and we have sidelined sailors for the slightest thing. >> reporter: the roosevelt lost one sailor to coronavirus. now the rest of the crew has to bring the ship back to life. david martin, cbs news, washington. >> odonnell: and there is still much more ne tonights "cbs evening news." th...

Chris mason reports. a portrait of the uk in lockdown. for well over a month, streets have been quiet, most shops have been closed. a pause button pressed on normal life. but if imposing these restrictions felt like a massive moment, easing them could prove much, much more fraught. at this afternoons government news briefing, one of the prime ministers most senior colleagues told me local lockdowns might have to be reimposed. a phased approach is one which allows us to monitor the impact that th...

This is bbc news, im ben brown. the headlines the bbc has seen draft proposals to get the uk back to work, with staggered shift times and reduced hot—desking. if its very vital you work next to each other, then the shields like you see in supermarkets, or ppe is a way forward. eight weeks after imposing a strict nationwide lockdown — italy starts to ease restrictions. the 4,000—bed nhs nightingale facility at londons excel centre is to be placed on a standby footing in the coming days — ...

Parks and some businesses are re—opening and relatives can see each other again, with distance and masks. so finally people can visit the family members they have been stopped from seeing for eight long weeks but it does present a danger. this train has come in from milan in the region of italy worst hit by the virus. so with freedom comes the hugely increased risk of spreading the outbreak. keep your distance, they are warned, before everyone fills in a form to explain why they are here. euro...