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Tonight, the next test for america. How and when do you reopen . Saving jobs without risking lives. And what the president said moments ago about testing in this country, with pressure to ramp up tests, to get americans back to work. And tonight, across the country, the fight to save lives continues. New yorks governor pointing out about 1,000 new patients a day. 337 lives lost in the last 24 hours in new york. He says he will extend the shutdown beyond may 15th in parts of the state, and hopes ...

This is a direct by-product of the big law. its certainly a direct result. the big lie as we point out every week is executed on the local level by county official who is are the official executors, the handlers, if you will. so many legislators have an extreme amount of responsibility. we hope peoples lives arent lost. weve seen this is where this is headed, people died as a result of the insurrection. >> scary. david, im going to ask you now about an uncomfortable encounter between andrew clyd...

Dr. breen had contracted the virus herself, recovered, and gone back to work. her father telling the "times," "make sure shes praised as a hero, because she was." tonight, anguish from her friend dr. debbie yi madhok. >> i originally felt sad, and now i just feel devastated, with all these people who are asking for lockdown to end, what about us? we didnt sign up for this. >> reporter: and in new york today, governor andrew cuomo urging residents stay at home so any gains arent lost. >> may 15th...

Did they fight and die for a tax cut or an immigration approach or something? no. they fought and died for the core values that are all we are as a country, the ones i laid out. i hope we first ask -- maybe we want an unconventional guy. what is happening to these? because if we lose these, thats all we are as a country, a a selection of as per rations. collection ever values. we should realize those ewe nature us. insist that our leaders reflect those and get back to fighting like crazy about t...

Nature us. insist that our leaders reflect those and get back to fighting like crazy about the policy issues. but this matters so much that i hope to contribute to a conversation even among those supporting president trump and still do to say we have to make shoo sure these arent lost. >> we have a colin cochrane a freshman studying internationals relations. >> thank you. in your prompting your book you talked about ethical leadership could you explain the two memos proved the bush administratio...

Those messages arent lost. i absolutely believe this is some kind of canary trap to out leakers again. weve seen this pattern before. false information put out there to catch people leaking information. c we saw it in the l donald trump jr. wikileaks story. the deutsche bank story. we also saw it with the mike flynn story. let me say something here. that five month period important because thats where the logan act conspiracy, or what ive been calling a reverse engineering of a crime, happens in...

Those messages arent lost. i absolutely believe this is some kind of canary trap to out them again. weve seen this pattern before pitfalls information put out there to catch people leaking information. we saw it in the donald trump jr. wikileaks stor story. we also sought with the mike flynn story. let me say something here. that five month period back his and important because thats where the logan act confederacy, or what ive been calling a reverse engineering of a crime,n the doj and fbi. lis...

Our reporter on the ground making her way to ramadi says isis is making gapes in this crucial al anbar province. what -- why are we hearing such different things? >> well what youre hearing from arwa is a very very precise view of one of the challenges that exists in iraq and i would say across the board there have been some gains, but this human tragedy thats taking place in ramadi cant go without some type of comment or some type of a response and you heard marty dempsey talk about it earlier ...

With the help of his grandsons wife dot it all went into a book just released. >> anybody else that i talked to. oh, my grandmother is still alive. she tells these stories. i said get them down. if nothing else, tape record them so they arent lost. >> reporter: there are family stories. 75-year love affair he had with his wife dakota. he saw the pretty young lady at a basketball game in north dakota back in 1933. in the book he also shared heartache. the great depression, a businessman at the ti...

The straight story as to what the cia was doing in benghazi? >> i think mike rogers there, the chairman of the intel committee has done a fabulous job. hes pushing them. theres a lot of information not released to the public. you can understand some of that information has to be kept, so lives arent lost, people helping us, americans doing good jobs there. but were looking at the run-up, what happened to the department of defense, did they come to the aid, which appears they didnt, and what happ...