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Remdesivir, to hospitals that are treating covid-19 patients. the shipment from the federal government is enough to treat about 110 patients. skiers are returning to the slopes for the first time since mid-march. this is the scene on mt. hood. the new regulations that skiers visit with people from their household. they had to wear face coverings and make reservations to make sure they didnt have too many people there. >> skiers and snowboarders have been wearing goggles and face coverings for ...

Pandemic from every angle across the country and begin with erin mclaughlin in los angeles. >> reporter: tonight across the country a patchwork of re-openings. >> im pretty excited to get out of the house after two months >> reporter: for many its a weekend of cautiously getting back to business and having fun >> the water park is now open >> reporter: in new orleans restaurants and retail shops now open appointment only, and 25% capacity >> i feel like im in the twilight zone. i dont know what ...

>> reporter: john fleck is author of "water is for fighting." >> theres less water in the system now than there was 20 and 30 years ago. >> reporter: what is happening in the west, a new study says, is not just a drought. its a mega-drought. its a pretty dramatic term "megadrought." >> if you go back in time 500 years or so, there were these phenomenal droughts in terms of both severity and in terms of length. >> reporter: park williams is lead scientist on research that used tree ring evidence ...

Determine how much water there is in the snow pack. >> with that increase in temperature, were starting to see snow packs melting earlier y well. so its becoming more challenging for us to not only predict how much water is going to enter our reservoirs, but also the ability to store that water all the way through the end of the summer for agriculture and water resource purposes. >> reporter: planning water use will become even more crucial if, indeed, the west is in the midst of a megadrought t...

Americans are out and about this weekend, this as the c.d.c. director says more than 100,000 people could die from the virus by the end of the month. >> set, go! >> reporter: ready or not, states are coming out of lockdown. all but two have eased stay-at-home restrictions, and across the country, eager citizens are taking advantage. ( cheers ) >> reporter: the gates are now open at folsom lake in california. >> this is the perfect place to be. we should be outdoors, breathing! >> reporter: skier...

For pupils and families if they develop symptoms. just a reminder, these plans are for england, and there are currently no plans to reopen schools in the rest of the united kingdom... ill be back injust a moment with a full

This is bbc news with the latest headlines teachers‘ unions in england will hold talks with the governments top scientific advisers today — demanding assurances that it will be safe to open primary schools to more children next month.

This is bbc news. the latest headlines: a new test designed to check whether people have ever had coronavirus gets the green light. we are keen to get as many as we can

Until we start to bring the winds off continental europe, but the winds will come more from the south, and later the southeast. that will mean temperatures will continue to rise into next week, through much of next week, in actual fact, but theres a big area of low pressure here that does threaten to bring some heavy showers, perhaps thundery, up from the southwest. a lot of the computer models have a tendency to push areas of high pressure away more quickly, so it could be that any breakdown is...

To resume. and strict social distancing in place. businesses were allowed to open at half capacity. governor powellos allowed camp grounds, reopened today, and summer camps, decision on the 25th. castle rock went viral, after he opened for dine-in seating on mothers day. it was packed. with few customers wearing masks in deif iance of a direct order. it was ordered closed. as of today, the state surpassed 1,000 death, the governor of colorado joins us now. thank you, i will ask you now,