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No cases? >> this is kind of getting to the same point. we are sequencing a lot more. at one point they were sequencing i think some 8,000 tests a week. and now it's closer to 80,000 tests a week. so it's tenfold higher. the problem still, though, i think is the denominator of how many tests we are actually doing. this 1.5 million tests per day is not nearly a enough in a country of 300 million people when you're in the middle of a pandemic. so for the tests that we do have and the positives that are come:00 back, we're probably sequencing enough. they've shared about two million of these sequ...

Salt lake city. let's watch. >> have we been sequencing and tracking variants here and sharing the results with the world like south africa has been? is it possible we weren't even looking for it here and that is why we appear to have little to no cases? >> this is kind of getting to the same point. we are sequencing a lot more. at one point they were sequencing i think some 8,000 tests a week. and now it's closer to 80,000 tests a week. so it's tenfold higher. the problem still, though, i think is the denominator of how many tests we are actually doing. this 1.5 million tests per day is not n...

The bill regulating the use of DNA technology callously enters a very sensitive terrain.

Good evening, john. >> good evening to you. president trump set a short time ago in the rose garden that it is imperative for the united states to know how many citizens, noncitizens, and illegal immigrants there are in the united states for various reasons, not the least of which is apportioning of congressional districts, how many each state gets and how you draw those congressional districts. it was believed earlier in the day that the president may issue an executive order to order the commerce department to include a citizenship question on the 2020 census, but it became clear during the ...

Condolences, expressing sympathy for the people of new zealand for what he calls a horrible massacre. >> ed: greg, thank you. we will be talking to the ambassador of new zealand later in the program. let's bring in steve rogers. steve, horrific tragedy. we've been through this too many times all around the world. let's talk first about the fear of copy cats, people here in the united states, elsewhere in the world looking at this, trying to take advantage of it. >> ed, when i first saw this report, that's what came to my mind. what about copy cats? it's incidents like this that will trigger th...