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Health is now turning increasingly political. from arizona to oklahoma, wisconsin to virginia, this morning parts of more states are back in business. >> it felt normal. like it felt like we havent gone anywhere in six weeks. the agencyss models predict 100,000 deaths by june 1st. by the end of this weekend, 48 states will have started to partially reopen. including parts of new york where this construction company in syracuse laid off 22 employees. >> to get back to where we was before this hap...

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Cohost son-in-law, not sure what your relationship was with peter doocy talking about joe biden -- is out there campaigning from delaware. i want to play again what he said about you just shouldnt vote for him if you believe abca19, heres what he said. >> they should vote their heart and if they believe abca19 they probably shouldnt vote for me. i wouldnt vote for me if i believed her. >> the writer says i cant stand trump so im voting for biden the matter what but she wasnt thrilled with the wa...

Not everyone will be able to visit the final resting place for many of those heroes. arlington national cemetery will be closed to the public this memorial day due to the coronavirus pandemic. families of fallen military service members buried at the cemetery will be permitted to visit graves of the loved ones but tours are not allowed. having spent several memorial days at arres arlington, it wile interesting to see how it goes. theres a chance that it being reserved for the families will give ...

Other european countries begin gradually lifting restrictions. amy kellogg is live in florence, italy, where the government will soon be allowing some travel in and out of the country, right, amy? >> reporter: yeah, a lot of developments here. first of all, italy had its lowest daily death toll from covid since march 9th which is great nice. in the last few days theyve been accelerating, arthel, the plans for continuing to reopen this country. so much so that a lot of people are very skeptical, ...

Served and sacrificed for our country and the notion that we would allow this virus to stop us from honoring them appropriately by placing american flags is just for us is unacceptable. >> the u.s. national cemetery official that says since the state has not lifted restrictions on long island, the cemeteries will not either, saying in part, families and communities members are welcome to visit national cemeteries throughout memorial day weekend and place individual flags on graves to honor frien...

March 1st. social distance and bring their own food. hiking centers. look out for hiking trails. they will get you. all right. jed, over to you. jedediah: stacey abrams is continuing four become joe bidens running mate praising him at joint town halls with the presumptive nominee. >> politics run and stay in office. im here to do the work. my interest is no matter what i help make certain that joe biden is the next president of the united states that we win every election up and down the ballot....

Johnston with axios. good to have. >> you thank you. have a great day. >> you, too. so as more people head back out into public, health experts say the u.s. needs to do more contact tracing. there are apps that could be a critical tool to help. there are also privacy concerns that may keep people from taking part. this is a big issue, were talking about it next from the medical and legal standpoint. achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? ♪ try zyrtec... ...zyrtec starts working hard at hour o...

Indicating that all of the models the agency tracks are now predicting at least 100,000 deaths by june 1st its a lot to cover tonight. we start with gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight as more businesses reopen, business is usual is anything but. the political distance couldnt be wider some republican lawmakers are urging residents to defy the democratic governors shutdown order. >> im not seeing democracy. im seeing tyranny. >> reporter: wisconsin governor warning of more deaths after the supr...

On the edge, who are going to die in the next few hours if you dont do anything every 12 hours. thats how bad it is. theres no real downtime for me or for the other staff. we dont really reflect or process things. some dont like the use of war language to talk about the coronavirus, but weve been told the mental health problems that nurses and doctors could experience may be similar to that of troops returning from a war zone. its argued that the critical moment for treatment will be when the pr...