Running through his own neighborhood in georgia appear before a judge. Details on whats next in the case. And spring snowstorms. Flurries cover flowers for mothers day weekend. Well look at the bizarre weather hitting millions of americans in the coming days. First, we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Social distancing is with us for the foreseeable future. A sixfoot rule and hygiene, masks. Reporter across the United States both the virus and unemployment are taking a heavy toll. Mays going to be nuts. Another white house staffer, a top aide to the Vice President , has tested positive for coronavirus. She was tested recently and tested negative. And then today i guess for some reason she tested positive. Reporter dr. Rick bright says he was ousted for speaking up against the trump administrations response. A horrible thought to think about a time that passed where we could have done something and we didnt. Reporter the president himself did not wear a mask when he went to a wreathlaying ceremony in the same vicinity as a number of radio vets. The wind was blowing so hard in such a direction that if the plague ever reached them id be surprised could have reached me, too. You didnt worry about me. You only worried about them, thats okay. Reporter a magician, Siegfried Fischbacher has died. Support for a salon owner who was arrested. All that hello, cool cats and kittens. A girl is going viral for her impersonations of tiger king characters. Im a child people dont come to see the tigers. They come to see me. And all that matters something we weve never seen in the history of the city. The cleaning out of the subways each night. Ive been on those trains, and clearly once every 116 years just doesnt cut it. On cbs this Morning Saturday. This is the trophy for the mets. I dont know if you know what this looks like tiger woods and Peyton Manning against Phil Mickelson and tom brady, the four players collectively will donate to covid19 relief efforts. That doesnt mean a little trash cant be talked. I would have loved to have had this tournament in a place where they dont like tom very much. Indianapolis, denver, boston, you know, after he just betrayed them and broke their hearts. Boy, that was some trash talking. Welcome to the weekend, everyone. Yeah. So much to talk about this weekend. We welcome you all to it. Im Michelle Miller along with Dana Jacobson and jeff glor. We want to wish all the moms out there a very happy mothers day this weekend. Coming up this morning, its a phenomenon unique to this pandemic. It seems everyone on tv these days including us is broadcasting from home. And that has led to a lot of judgment about the decor behind those talking heads. Well look at the good, the bad, and meet the man who has become the leading critic of these backgrounds. Then as we mentioned, it is mothers day weekend. Were going to check in with a mother of four who created the podcast moms dont have time to read books. Well see how its grown during the pandemic and if now it is even harder for moms and all of us actually to break open a book. And then shes made her mom proud by shocking the craft liquor industry. Well introduce you to the young woman who created the whiskey of the year. Details on how she achieved it by mastering a style of spirit that goes back to the 1800s. That is ahead. We begin this morning with restrictions about to lift in all but two states as a third member of the white house inner circle tested positive for the coronavirus. Cbs news has learned the personal assistant to ivanka trump has contracted the virus. Joining a valet to the president and the spokesperson for the Vice President. There are now more than 1. 2 million known infections in the United States. This as the punishing effects of the virus and its impact on the economy have led to the highest Unemployment Rate in the u. S. Since the great depression. Michael george is on wall street this morning with more. Michael, good morning. Reporter good morning, dana. The stock market ended the week regaining more than half its losses from the past few weeks, but theres a big disconnect between wall street and main street. 29 million americans are now out of work as the country begins the slow process of reopening. Stay at home for a month over a month was really nice come back. Reporter just in time for mothers day, california florists are among the few permitted to be open for business with curbside pickup. Weve all worked togethr for a long time. Reporter Many Americans face longer term unemployment. Hardest hit hospitality and travel, 7. 7 million jobs lost in april alone. Retail lost more than two million. Manufacturing and health care more than a million each. All the sudden we have nothing. Reporter a father of two lost his job as a server at a florida hotel. We dont know when were going to go back to work, and if all of us will be back. Reporter minority workers are especially hard hit. The black Unemployment Rate is now 16. 7 , and 18. 9 among latinos. Theres flow one other than no one other than the food bank and situations like this to help us out. Reporter in hawaii where sean hashimoto, father of three, lost his job, food lines are now essential. But the question looming even for businesses that have reopened will patrons return . I think more peoples going to get sick because people are going to get crazy. Theyre not going to follow the instructions. I dont think were ready to open yet. Reporter in the midwest, as workers returned to tysons waterloo, iowa, meat plant following an outbreak this week, the next day Health Officials reported more than a thousand plant workers tested positive. This is one link between your farm and your table. Reporter small farmtotable operations are booming, while large processors struggle. Lauren berry picks, packs, and ships directly to homes, allowing people to skip stores and large processors. Another indication the coronavirus is shifting business as usual. Hi reporter and in a new york nursing home, theres now a touching notouch reunion through the glass. We thought why cant we bring our families to us, create this tent, make a comfortable area, set it up so that the families could see each other and really bring that emotional piece back to them. Reporter a phone line that allows loved ones to say what needs to be said. I love you very much. Reporter and as we see signs of hope, theres still a terrible human cost to this crisis. Today the number of americans killed by the coronavirus tops 77,000. Jech . All right, thank you very much. As mentioned earlier, unemployment numbers for the month of april were released on friday. They were staggering by any measure. Here to talk about the numbers and more, Senior Business analyst jill schlesinger. Jill, good morning to you. The job loss numbers staggering. Were still not seeing the full extent of all this. Thats right. Remember, the jobs report takes place, the two surveys, in the first half of the month. We certainly know that the second half of the month will bring far more people on to the unemployment rolls. And by many measures, it looks like that Unemployment Rate underestimates the true depth of these problems. And here is why if you are not actively seeking work, you are not considered part of the labor force. Well, a lot of people who were surveyed said im not looking for work, im not supposed to be out looking for work. That actually kept the Unemployment Rate artificially low. When we look at the broader Unemployment Rate which is more far reaching, that number is close to 23 . And you know what, that number is agonizing to look at. We have not seen numbers like that since the great depression. This is ten times the worst single month right after world war ii, 25 times worse a single month than we saw in the great depression. In the april report, wages were up. How does that work . So strange because you would say how is that possible . Unfortunately, there is not good news. Its this is not good news. Its because the number of people who were lowwage earners were disproportionately impacted. They came out of the labor force, and then everybody else was left in, it appears they got a wage increase. This is obviously really not the true picture of the labor market right now. Also jill, worth pointing out that Unemployment Benefits and guidelines vary widely from state to state. Why is that, and what effect does that have . Its very strange in the United States. Its unlike many other developed nations. We have a blended approach, a state and federal system where essentially as long as the states follow general guidelines that the government puts out, it can make decisions about eligibility for unemployment, length of unemployment, and so we have many areas where people are going to see their Unemployment Benefits basically run out just within a few months. Other areas of the country, they could last for longer. One good piece of information, of course, is that those enhanced Unemployment Benefits from the federal government, those last through july. Thats that extra 600 a week. Weve talked about some of the businesses that were affected right off the bat. The biggest probably being the Restaurant Industry. What are the latest industries and jobs that have been going ax way . You know, weve been talking a lot about the what happens to retail. We had two big retailers file for chapter 11 bankruptcy this week. We had the high end, right, in neiman marcus, and then we had j. Crew, two very significant retailers. Now its unclear how many of their stores will reopen when they come out of bankruptcy. There are going to be additional layoffs. We also saw Silicon Valley be impacted for the first time pretty significantly. A quarter of airbnb workers let go. 17 of lyft workers furloughed or laid off. And then theres uber where theres 14 of its work force cut. So its deep, its troubling, and will hopefully get better in the next few months, jeff. Jill schlesinger, thank you very much. Michelle, over to you. New questions are being raised this morning about the trump administrations response to the coronavirus. A government scientist who was removed from his job is speaking out and claims he was pushed out for raising alarms about just how poor the u. S. Response was to covid19. This comes as President Trump refuses to wear a mask and as another white house staffer tests positive for the coronavirus. Nikole killion is at the white house this morning. Whats the latest . Reporter well, a lot happening here at the white house. The commissioner of the food and Drug Administration is now selfquarantining after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for covid19. The white house says its testing staffers daily who are in close proximity to the president and Vice President , while the president says he thinks the virus will go away even without a vaccine. Cbs news has learned the personal assistant of ivanka trump is among the latest to test positive for coronavirus. This after the Vice President s press secretary, katie miller, was diagnosed. She thanked well wishers friday night tweeting, im doing well and look forward to getting back to work for the american people. Shes a wonderful young woman. And today she tested positive. She hasnt come into contact with me. Reporter miller is the wife of senior president ial adviser steven miller. Earlier this week, a member of the president s personal military valet also tested positive. The white house insists its taking precautions, but the Vice President did not wear a mask during a trip to iowa. The president didnt wear one either at a washington ceremony for world war ii veterans. The wind was blowing so hard and such a direction that if the plague ever reached them, id be very surprised. We need to conduct trials reporter after raising red flags about the administrations pandemic response, whistleblower dr. Rick bright spoke for the first time to 60 minutes. The former vaccine official claims he was removed from his job for putting science over politics. Friday a federal watchdog recommended he be reinstated. Im director. To take me out of our organization focused on drugs and vaccines and diagnostics in the middle of a pandemic the worst publichealth crisis that our country has faced in a century and decapitate the barta organization, to move me to a small focused project of any scale, of any level of importance, is not responsible. Doesnt make sense. Reporter this week the government started shipping remdesivir, but concerns have emerged that the drug cleared for emergency use in Covid Patients has been slow to reach some hospitals. Right now i think theres a lot of confusion of how to distribute it. Reporter fema says the drug has been sent out to seven states, but the next round will be handled by the department of health and human services. The white house says that Task Force Member dr. Deborah birx will also help to coordinate distribution. Back to you, dana. Nikole killion, thank you. In other news, magician roy horn, one half of the longtime act siegfried roy, has died from coronavirus complications. His publicist said he died friday in a las vegas hospital. Horn performed with Siegfried Fischbacher for more than 50 years. The legendary act at the mirage came to a sudden end 17 years ago when horn was attacked by his tiger on stage. Siegfried roy returned for a final benefit show six years later. Roy horn was 75 years old. Protesters across the nation are expected ed to once again or walk 2. 23 miles in memory of ahmaud arbery. The distance represents february 23rd, the day he was shot and killed while jogging unarmed in georgia. Two suspects, a father and son, are being held without bail after they appeared in court, charged with murder. 74 days after the shooting. Omar villafranca reports. Reporter travis and Gregory Mcmichael made their First Court Appearance one day after they were arrested in the killing of ahmaud arbery. Gregory faces party to felony murder and aggravated assault. Both were denied bail. Dozens of people released balloons to honor arbery ten weeks after the armed father son duo chased him down in their truck while he was reportedly jogging near his mothers house. 911. Whats the address reporter in the mcmichaels 911 call they claimed arbery was a burglary suspect. [ gunshot ] cell phone video of the incident shows the mcmichaels try to block arbery which led to a physical confrontation with travis who was holding a shotgun. Arbery was shot twice and stumbled to the ground. Questions remain on if the man who shot the video, william bryant, will face charges. Arberys mother was stunned when she learned of the arrests. We waited over two months, and they hadnt been arrested. And gbi had it for, what, two days, and i was it was a shock. It was really a shock. Reporter did you worry that your prayers were not going to be answered . Im going to be honest, at times my faith was tested. At the end of the day i knew that he would come through. Reporter arberys mother says she probably wont watch the video. Its too pain follow. Theres a 2. Painful. Theres a 2. 23 mile run, thats february 23rd, the day that arbery was killed. For cbs this Morning Saturday, omar villafranca, dallas. Weird winterlike weather is hitting parts of the country this mothers day weekend. Freeze watches and warnings are in effect from the midwest to the northeast. The system has already brought rare may snowfall. Hunter, new york, about 120 miles north of new york city, looked more like a Winter Wonderland on friday night. Look at that. A significant amount of snow stuck to trees and covered roofs overnight. Meteorologist Jeff Berardelli joins us with more on the nations weather. Jeff, my friend, it is midmay. Whats happening . Its disorienting. I think the polar vortex might be disoriented like the rest of us. It is strange because typically the polar vortex may visit a few times during the wintertime. It almost never comes down in may. As a result, we have dozens and dozens of records being shattered in the eastern part of the country. Meanwhile, along the west coast, we have a big ridge of high pressure, its really warm in california all the way up to alaska. Temperatures right now in anchorage are 47 degrees. Temperatures in the ohio valley and the northeast are in the 20s and 30s. Windchills each coeven windchills even colder than that. Well show the windchills through the day. This morning, starting out with windchills in the 20s generally. Some teens, believe it or not, some 30s, as well. As we head through the day, winds are going to crank up with a bomb cyclone in the northeast. Because of that well see gusts, 40, 50, 60 miles per hour. Windchills in the 30s. Heading into sunday morning, staying on the cold side. Heres the good news for the moms. For mothers day the best place is going to be the west coast. Temperatures are going to max out 70s, 80s, even 90s to near 100 in the california valleys. In the east, it will still be on the cool side, although briefly milder places like new york city. We should get to around 58, 59, 60 degrees. Do not put those coats away. Jeff, would you believe it, we are going to see temperatures plummet again on tuesday morning. Likely were going to see about 40 to 50 record lows shattered again. Some places if they get snow this week it would set a record for this late in the season. In new york city at central park this morning, it was tied for the latest snowfall weve ever seen. If we had gotten over a trace, it would have broken the record for may. What is going . All right. Thank you very much. It is about 20 minutes after the hour. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Weve heard about the p