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Absolutely. actually can you see it right here behind me. this is a dyi project i did. this is a hobbit door but its actually a slide. look at this. im going to have my kids come on through. they love to do. this they spend hours out here all the time just coming through. what i did is took a drainage pipe, good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> i took a drain image pipe hey, buddy. i covered it up with dirt and rocks and plants. it looks whimsical and fun but actually is drainage for the you w...

We lost. in connecticut, thousands of white flags, one for each person in the state who has died as a result of the virus. pastor collins says the memorial is a somber reminder that were in this together. also here in new york state, governor cuomo announcing on friday that the state is partnering with the crisis text line to offer mental health support to front line line workd he instructed insurance providers to waive fees for mental health services for frontline workers. back to you. >> and d...

To re-open some of its facilities despite the elderly being most at risk of contracting covid-19. robert sherman has more. >> craig will be the first to tell you, he cant stand playing basketball by himself. right now its just about all he can do to stay active. other than that, not a lot of physical activity. reporter: shes one of the 100,000 residents who live in the villages. a florida retirement community larger than the island of manhattan. crews are already sanitizing the spaces and the ho...

>> i think people need to wrap their head around the fact that this here to stay for an extended period of time. >> reporter: work continues on a virus. a warning. >> just saying i have a vaccine and throw it to people, what people dont appreciate, could be negative effects of enhancement of infection. >> reporter: as americans wait, theyre also honoring those weve lost. in connecticut, thousands of white flags, one for each person in the state who has died as a result of the virus. pat tore pat...

Harveys gps, but they never found it. months went by. harvey sitting in jail. no luck for the investigation now. and then? a phone call. it was the commandant of harveys yacht club. >> he says, "i found a handheld gps in the library of our club." >> reporter: the commandant told them someone in the club had found the gps, wrapped in a napkin and hidden in the back of a club library cabinet. >> and he says, "that cabinet is in a position where harvey morrow always sits and reads all the time." an...

Restrictions were lifted there. shoppers in stores adapting. >> they dont have to come close to us. >> reporter: and concerns at meat processing plants. shoppers now limited to purchasing two maeeat items in visit in anticipation of possible shortages. a new report says the virus could be with us at least another 1 another 18 months. >> this is here to stay for a protracted period of time. >> reporter: and meantime work continues on a virus. >> to say i have a vaccine, throw it into people, what...

Days coming back to a very different world. all hello, this is breakfast — with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. good morning. heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news: the united states is to begin using the experimental drug, remdesivir, to treat patients for coronavirus. it had initially been designed as a treatment for ebola. the drug — which has been created by gilead science — will be delivered to hospitals on monday. the development is one which president trump has desc...

Chicago and los angeles were experiencing declines. new york city will lost 475,000 jobs and $10 billion in tax revenue going into 2021. if people continue to flee democratic strongholds, the political landscape can change as well. >> they move to the suburbs and expect the democrats to increase their power. >> reporter: a pandemic is different and its too soon to tell whether its forever changed how america views city living. jon: some hospital workers in

Orange county through their rights through the constitution and the united states constitution. >> i think this is been interesting, the police power battles that weve seen. theyve been really strong first amendment challenges. we saw kentucky judges rule in favor of churchgoers on constitutional issue. they are trying to protect the public, they look to see if there is a reasonable basis for the action, and if it was in good faith. i think that when we saw photos and videos of the crowded beach...

♪ eric: well, its a weekend for opening up. several dozen states are easing or lifting coronavirus restrictions, looking to return some sort of semblance of normalcy if we can have that, amid the ongoing tragedy of the coronavirus pandemic. you know, some governors across the country are facing that challenge, trying to keep their communities safe as possible while quarantine for some, the fatigue certainly is setting in. this is a brand-new hour of americas news headquarters.