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You see the video that went into it. and from all over the world. the song released and posted. >> were look at the 6:00. tonight, the next push to reopen. more than half the country to loosen restrictions tomorrow, as demonstrators demand states move even faster. the new pushback to the protests >> its devastatingly worrisome to me personally and why some areas are now reversing their face mask orders is it getting worse? the deadliest 24 hours in america yet the states seeing cases surge and...

So-called deep state. people in government who were hell bent to bring him down. so by the time the coronavirus pandemic really started to worsen in the united states and scientists and experts were telling him about the problem, he saw some of these people as just an extension of the deep state. so that led to, i think, some of the skepticism he had towards the advice he was being given. >> and chinas government, in late january still downplaying. >> health officials in wuhan held a press confe...

Been home to his family since the end of february. few of his patients came willingly. this 72—year—old is now recovering from the disease, but shes still fragile. the doctors workload is heavy, but iraqs official covid count is low, fewer than 100 deaths in a country of 38 million people. but few trust those figures. hassoun rassan is finally laid to rest, buried in a pit five metres deep...

There is no last goodbye for hassoun rassan. his family are denied the right to wash the old mans body and wrap him in a simple cloth. for the most devout, this is a fate worse than death. instead, his funeral is left to strangers in the desert night. praying the stigma of illness, quarantine, runs deep here. baghdad is in partial lockdown. its ramadan. the city is quiet, but hardly at peace. few here want to admit having the disease or even get a test. at baghdads ibn al—khatib hospital, this...

♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> odonnell: tonight, the sobering projection: the pandemic could last two more years. protests rage from illinois to california against lockdown orders still in effect as three dozen states begin to reopen. tonight, a new report says the outbreak wont end until 60% to 70% of the population is immune. emergency approval: a promising treatment for the most critically ill covid-19 patients is given the green light by the f.d.a. what its makers are saying tonight...

Between science and religion looks set to continue. one country that seems to have got its testing strategy right, to bring the coronavirus pandemic under control is south korea. back in january and february, it had one of the worlds largest outbreaks of the virus. but it turned things around to widespread testing and contact tracing. fewer than 250 people have died in the country has stayed out of lockdown. these are the better days. many people across the world are being promised. it is possib...

Speaking to me from johannesburg, nomsa maseko described the control strategy that south africa has been using. the south african lockdown is one of the strictest the world has ever seen. people are not even allowed to jog, and there was a ban on the sale of cigarettes and alcohol, and also the fact that so many people were forced to stay home. but now there is a little bit of an easing. just driving into work this morning there were so many people jogging, walking their dogs. there was a sprink...

Hundred million miles so more patients can have access to the drug. >> we dont want any time to waste. we are also fully committed to continue to expand the supply of this medicine. >> in her first white house briefing, doubling down on the presidents assertion yesterday that there is evidence to show the source of the pandemic was of urology lab in china. >> theyre suggesting it could be in the wuhan lab report. >> president trump still saying it they might let. they took a swan dive today afte...

Said, all 13 triple crown winners will be represented in a computer animated fashion. you can actually bet on this by going onto the derby website, and your bet will turn into a donation. the coronavirus relief, which is really cool. secretary it is expected to win. no surprise. they used historical information to try and figure out the winner. i love it! hold onto your hats and drink your mint juleps. you can still have derby fun. >> melissa: i will. im going to watch from home with my hat on. ...

Today, for the first time since the outbreak there, the country had no locally transmitted infections. laura bicker reports. these are the better days many people across the world are being promised. its possible here because south korea was prepared for a pandemic. and now they havent just flattened the curve, theyve crushed it. the situation looked critical in february. medics were battling one of the worst outbreaks in the world. cases spiralled in the city of daegu. but they got infection ra...