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York state, now easing restrictions by this weekend. and reports tonight, an internal administration document reportedly shows cases spiking in nashville, des moines, and parts of kentucky. in florida, three of their deadliest one-day tolls this week alone. los angeles expected to keep some form of stay at home orders in effect right into august. and tonight, colleges and universities. cal state already moving classes at all state universities online for the fall. but this evening, one universit...

Grubhub. together we can help save the restaurants we love. trump has always sought to put all of the onus for testing and coronavirus response on the governors. so they took most of it now. now theyre getting recognition, higher poll numbers than him, hes mad. like this poll which finds 71% of americans approve of their governors performance while

Containing bats and pigs, but senator cotton told me at the outset very early on that the story did not add up. >> we knew that origin story was a myth. the lancet published a study of first 40 cases of the coronavirus and 14 of them had no contact with that market. so the virus went into that market which acted as an accelerant before it came out of that market. maria: sources told me the only super level four bio chemical lab in all of china is located in wuhan, just over 8 miles away from tha...

Havoc throughout china. i believe the communist leaders when they were aware of those facts by mid january made the conscious decision not to explain to the world that it was transmissible between humans, not to shut down travel, not to ask for american or other kind of international scientific help, but to allow this virus to escape their borders because if they were going to suffer an economic contraction, they were not going to allow the world to continue to prosper and china be the only coun...

Has, yeah, no doubt. >> reporter: and yet consumers arent benefiting from ranches lower profits. meat prices high, selection limited. with the system bottleneck, some are now holding the herds so they can sell for more. but with feeding costs, thats expensive, too. >> people dont want to pay. the nations cattle, so many >> reporter: the nations cattle, so many ready for market-- little market for them. janet shamlian, cbs news, west, texas. >> donaldson: overseas, now. today prime minister boris...

Our government leaders, indeed all of us, we need to address these issues and help these people as well. good night and stay safe. tell me, what did verizon build their network for? people.

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S staurant serves tacos but his supplier has little to fill them with. >> every shelf empty, empty, empty. and prices going up, and there is no supply. >> reporter: tyson foods says pork production is down 50%, while analysts say wholesale prices are up around 40%. what will that mean for the grocery shopper? >> early in may, consumers are going to see higher prices. >> reporter: glynn tonsor is a professor of agricultural economics at kansas state. >> i will not be surprised if during the month...