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After sweeping through china, europe and the United States, the coronavirus pandemic is surging in parts of the latin america. Cases in latin america, Central America and the caribbean have begun outpacing those in the United States and europe. Its a mixed picture across the u. S. As americans are set to mark the memorial day holiday. New york, new jersey, connecticut, delaware are among the states that will reopen their beaches but with rules to avoid crowding. Health experts continue to warn of a possible resurgence if people are not careful. We get the latest now from cnns anderson cooper. ...

Suit. He was shackled around the waist and wrists. His ankles were also shackled. Perhaps the most telling bit of body language, he made eye contact with no one. Keep in mind he has been in solitary confinement. The sheriff said he also has been on suicide watch. This was a dispute over medical records, whether or not to release them. Its not clear when well see him in court again. A big debate continues over the role of the fbi in this case. They received a call to their tip line january 5th which named cruz as a potential skaolt shooter. They apparently ignored that tip. Now rick scott said ...

>> woodruff: and paul solman talks to the former government watchdog for the bank bailouts, who says too much help went to wall street, not enough to main street. >> i didn't take an oath of office in order to cheerlead bad policies and to turn and look away when, when they did things that harmed, actually harmed people and protected the banks instead of what they were supposed to do. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental probl...

out. 100 its more lives ground into the dust. across the other side of the capitol in the southern suburbs scenes of austerity as hundreds gather to morning yet another massacre. while many army units have begun deployed it to aleppo, the reason i'm has continued to try to crush opposition in damascus. with heavy clashes again erupting across the capitol. some of the more than 50 civilians killed here appear to have been executed. allegedly by soldiers and militiamen. as syria has plunged further into bloody chaos, the international community has appeared impotent. today a frustrated...

fierce fight over a proposal to build two tunnels to divert water from the northern part of the state to the south. >> woodruff: and paul solman talks to the former government watchdog for the bank bailouts, who says too much help went to wall street, not enough to main street. >> i didn't take an oath of office in order to cheerlead bad policies and to turn and look away when, when they did things that harmed, actually harmed people and protected the banks instead of what they were supposed to do. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour...