President in new jersey and took a look at the fine print. Im providing a parallel tax holiday to americans earning less than 100,000 per year. President trump is trying to defer a 6. 2 Social Security tax for americans making up to 104,000 a year. The taxes would have to be paid next year. I plan to make permanent cuts to the payroll tax. Only congress has the power to issue tax cuts. Republican senator ben faf called the news unconstitutional slop. The president directed 44 million from fema to cover a 300 a week up Employment Benefit for five more weeks with states being asked to cover an additional 100 in benefits. Cbs news asked the president if hes giving people false hope. Mr. President , this is expected to be tied up in the courts, so this is going to be delayed or i think its going to go rapidly through the courts. The president asked for extended relief on Student Loans and delaying evictions. The president repeated a false claim about the act signed by president barack obama in 2014. We passed choice, as you know veterans choice and veterans accountability. Cbs news pressed the president on his statement. You veteran [ cheers and applause ] it happened in excuse me. Go ahead. Please. Its a false statements, sir. Who are the people we hear sharing in that clip . Major, those members are the president s golf club who were invited to his conference this weekend. They laugh at his jokes and boo the press on cue. It feels like a minitrump campaign rally. This weekend was more about joe biden expecting to announce his running made, the president is expected to retain the lime light. We expect more press conferences like this, especially here in new jersey where we has supporters to spear him on. One of the biggest motorcycle rallies in the world is happening right now this the black hills of north dakota. As Lilia Luciano reports, little could be done to stop it despite the pandemic. Reporter tense royal reporter this is the 80anni people are tired of being at home. This is about freedom. It could be the largest gathering anywhere post pandemic. Le. Theyve worked so hard for so many months to keep our numbers low. Were in the hundreds of unfamiliar faces not wearing masks. Its concerning. Nationwide, deaths are increasing in 25 states and new infections showing up in classrooms including North Paulding High School in georgia. Days after this photo went viral, some students and staff are infected. Saying in a letter we have anticipated that covid19 would impact us. Its not looking good in the midwest, either. Wisconsin reporting record infections on saturday. In texas, the governor extended the states disaster declaration to help curb the spread of coronavirus while chicagos mayor called out people crowding together. Is similar site in san francisco, even california hit a new milestone. 10,000 deaths did. There are encouraging signs. Hospitalizations are going down. California is updating its data. A glitch in the system caused a black log of 300,000 tests. Major . Paula reid, thanks. Authorities declared a riot friday after a fire was set inside a police building. The protests have been smaller following the are drawl of federal agents. Error and despair in beirut as the fall of the government is called for. 158 people were killed. More than 6,000 injured. Emtiaz tyab has the latest. Reporter it was a day of rage against the ruling. And almost immediately Lebanese Forces turned their tear gas canisters against protesters. A crackdown on young people whose lives are already in pieces. Theyre calling this a day of judgment, a day of biblical reckoning for their leaders, who they say for too long have let them down and have now destroyed everything. The fury following tuesdays terrible explosion brought thousands out to the street. Through the tear gas they chanted revolution. Youre calling for a revolution . Were falling for change. As long as theres no change, theres going to be a revolution. Reporter but three decades ago, from the ashes of a brutal 15 years in civil war. Few have answers but some are calling for. Still other major questions remain like how over 27 tons of amoan numb nitrate could be carelessly stored for six years in downtown beirut. Some minutesters have resigned after much of the city was laid to waste. The president is refusing to allow an independent International Investigation into what caused the explosion, calling it a waste of time. Infuriating protesters who blamed him and other politicians for a series of recent calamities. They need to be in prison. They need to really pay for whatever it is that they did. Reporter by night fall protesters stormed several government buildings. Shouts of revolution in the corridors of power. But Security Forces cracked down hard. And wrestle back control from the strong arm of the state, apparently the only part of it that still works. Nbc news, beirut, emtiaz tyab. 75 years ago this week world war ii ended. Two atomic bombs forced the are you sender of japan. Well speak to want restaurants to open . And schools . Want the economy to get back on track . Youre not alone. And you can help make it happen. Stay 6 feet apart. Wash your hands. Wear a mask every time you leave your home. Choose to join the fight against covid19. Do your part. Slow the spread. This is the cbs overnight news. A bell tolled in nagasaki, japan, on sunday. It marked 75 years since the u. S. Dropped an atomic bomb on that city. Aimed at forcing the countrys constitute render in world war ii, it was the second atomic bomb attack. The first fell on hiroshima on august 6th last thursday people gathered for a scaledback memorial. More than 200,000 were killed, most of them civilians. Ramy inocencio spoke with one survivor. Reporter the cloud rose menacingly over hiroshima 75 years ago, an event seared in World History and in this woman who survived. I remember the horror of that day, blinding light like thousands of strobe lights, my body thrown to the ground it. Reporter at 81 she says shes been blessed to live. Her mission now, banning all nuclear weapons. Translator 75 years after surviving the bombing, im more determined to help the world rid nuclear arms. Reporter it was once a humming up to center. Tanaka lived close bibut on august 6 vt 1945, the enola gay bomber dropped its payload on the city, a five ton bomb nicknamed little boy. It killed an estimated 80,000 people up standly and leveling 90 of the city. The Atomic Bomb Dome was one of the few things left standing. Its the peace flame and Peace Memorial few seem. It spotlights the day of the bombing. Irrate yatd artifacts, torn cloerkts as trisick m, a lunch never eaten. Photographs of burn victims hang on the walls next to survives. Hot melting skin and black radioactive rain. Through her own artwork, tanaka processes that day 75 years ago. The United States bombed your city. Do you have any criticism for america . Translator we were full of rage but once we saw the americans, it was clear they were just like us. Reporter what do you want the world to remember . Eliminating nems, ensuring this tragedy is never repeated. Reporter she makes one last line in english. A remarkable woman who survived a nuclear bombing, yet still has peace in her hard. Ramy inocencio, cbs news, hiroshima, japan. This years Hurricane Season has already broken records with nine named storms to date. Now theres an updated forecast and that is next. For bathroom odors that linger try febreze small spaces. Just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the air and on soft surfaces. For 45 days. 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Reporter power crews are working to get the lights back on but hundreds of thousands in new york, and connecticut are still in the dark. Its the worst since storm sandy. We were hit hard by this Tropical Storm and that we lost almost half our power across the state. Reporter icesaias is the nih named storm. 25 storms are predicted, the most in a seasonal forecast. Cbs meteorologist jeff berridelli. Generally speak weve been ahead of record pace. Not only do we expect more hurricanes than normal this but especially stronger hurricanes than normal. Reporter in some parts of the northeast some people may be without power as late as tuesday night. Tom hanson, cbs news, new york. My timesor theline measures industnd it get much worse. Thousands more jobs could be at rifblg october 1st when the bailout money runs out. Kris van cleave spoke with Southwest AirlinesCeo Gary Kelly about this financial turbulence. Reporter united attendant is among the 82,000 airline employees who cbs has learned have been told they could be furloughed when the support runs out. Its almost like watching something that youve been a part ofn justnd aside and feel helpless. Reporter but help could come from from capitol hill. 223 members of the house an 16 Senate Republicans have signed letters calling for another 25 billion payroll support for airlines to avoid pay cuts. Gary kelly. Whats in it for the taxpayer to keep Airline Workers working when so many other industries dont get that kind of help . You will s massive lay office absent some kind of support. Reporter hes said passenger traffic needs to double to avoid them next year. Additional government for would buy time while business remains off by 75 percent. 84 of leisure fliers havent booked a trip this summer. People widely support masks on board and support did blocked middle seats. Part of a new normal in very uncertain skies. 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Hey, we lost the wifi password. Do you remember what that is . Discover whats good pantene nutrient blends house lawmakers passed two bills last week providing 60 billion for Childcare Centers and families and providers. The measures face an uncertain future in the senate. As huey burns reports, knows hit close to home. Reporter like so many moms, the pandemic has left genie herrerabutler juggling childcare with working from home. In terms of like i dont know what she wants. It means answering constituents wherever she can find the space. Shes a republican congresswoman from washington. Katy porter is also getting creative. It was so wowed and so i went out to the membership van to report a podcast. Whatever you want to say about the minivan, it has pretty good sound proofing. Nationwide concerns about childcare and reopening cool, working moms say their perspective is more important than ever. Childcare is a main driver of i allowing men and women to do their jobs and to focus particularly as we have people searching for new jobs, trying. Eerts worry its placing burden women. Half households with Young Children have a working mother. And jobs lost this spring belong to women. Its been slower for women of color. What is the solution . Id love to see some kind of tax credit or something for childcare so people can afford to take care of their children and go to work. Tammy duckworth is a mother of two who became the first u. S. Senator to give birth while in office. She asked for changed rules so her newborn could join her. The twoyearold is on a tear right now. Now shes pushing for more funding for childcare. I bring my challenges im facing and albeit i face them with privilege. Im a United States senator. I worry about working moms who have to go to work. A decision between bringing their kid to an unprotected place and going to work to put food on the table, thats ridiculous. Thats the kind of consensus thats usually hard to come by in washington. Cbs news, new york. When we return well meet birds chirping woman chattering [narrator] ordering dinner for the family . family gasps rewarded with a side of quiet. baby murmuring grubhub rewards you, scooter horn honking get a free delivery perk when you order. doorbell rings [group] grubhub. We end our broadcast with a chess prodigy. This young man has beaten a lot of the odds already. Reporter for now his dream of becoming the worlds youngest grand mears has come to a stalemate. Reporter why do you have three and a half years . Im nine. The world record is 12 years and seven months. Reporter the longer we are on lockdown and the longer this pandemic lasts, the shorter your time to be the worlds youngest grand master. Uhhuh. But you still think you can do it . Yes. Reporter last year, the thenthird grader won the new york state chess championship learning to play while living in a manhattan homeless shelter. He received support from around the world. The family says they are touched by the generosity. I really thank god that i have a place to live, because its not easy. A faith that the family hopes can inspire others. Theyre writing a new back my name is tani, and i believe in miracles. Do you still believe in miracles . Yes. There are more wonders ahead. Trevor noah is developing a film based on his life story. How exciting is that . Its very exciting when you got movie and like made for you. You dont just use it as ok, fine. Right . You got spoiled, right then that you use it to like help yourself grow better. Reporter its that humility that helps him stay brounlded. Bam reporter when you lose what does that feel like . You dont actually lose. You learn. Reporter what does that mean . You lost for a reason and you have to figure that out. Reporter do you think people have something to learn from your story . Yes. That never, never give up. Always try your best. Reporter a lesson in a game of chess and in the game of life. Cbs news, new york. Not yet a grand master, but already grand. Im Major Garrett. Small request, enjoy your day. Good morning, everyone. Im Major Garrett in washington vnlt there is still no new help from congress for the millions of americans struggling in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. At the same time, reported infections in the u. S. Passed five million on sunday, the most of any country. With the election approaching, a new cbs newsBattle Ground tracker poll finds Vice President joe biden leading in pitch and wisconsin, states mr. Trump won in 2016, although narrowly. President trump took executive action to extend some benefits. Paula reid is traveling with the president in new jersey and took a look at the fine print. First one is im providing a payroll tax holiday to americans earning less than 100,000 per year. Reporter President Trump is trying to der 104,000 a year. Though the taxes would still have to be paid next year. If im victorious november 3rd, i plan to forgive these taxes and make permanent cuts to the payroll tax. Reporter only congress has the power to make tax cuts. Ben sass called the move unconstitutional slop. The president directed 44 billion from fema to cover a 300 a week unemployment. With states being asked to cover an additional 100. Go ahead. Reporter cbs news asked the president if hes giving people false hope about additional relief. Go ahead. Mr. President , this is expected to be tied up in the court. This is going to be delayed or i think its going to go rapidly through the courts. Reporter they can asked to work on extending relief for Student Loans and delaying evictions. The president repeated a false claim about the veterans choice act, a bill signed by president barack obama in 2014. We passed choice, as you know, veterans choice and veterans accountability. Reporter cbs news pressedst president on his false statements. How can you say you did veterans choice . [ cheers and applause ] it was passed in joog go ahead, please excuse me. It was a false statement, sir. I have to ask. Who are the people we hear cheering in that clip . Reporter throws members of the president s golf club who were invited to attend both press conference. They applaud when he comes out and boo the press on cue. In many ways it feels like a minitrump campaign rally. This week former Vice President joe biden expected to announce his running mate, the president wants to retain the limelight. We expect more press conferences like this, especially in new jersey where he has supporters to cheer him on. Paula reid, thank you very much. One of the biggest motorcycle rallies in the world is happening right now in the black hills of south dakota. As Lilia Luciano reports, little could be done to stop it. Despite the pandemic. Reporter tens of thousands of bikers are rolling into sturgis, south dakota. S town. The 80 anniversary oallk no helmets or masks required. Ive been here since the beginning of july. People are tired of being at home. This is what this rally is about, freedom. Reporter not everyone is pleased. Weve worked so hard for so many months to keep our numbers low, and see hundreds of unfamiliar faces not wearing e,sks, ice concerning. Are increasing in 25 states and new infections showing up in classrooms, including North Paulding High School in georgia, just days after these photos of packed hall ways went viral, the principal saying we have anticipated that covid19 would impact us. Its not looking good in the midwest, either. Wisconsin reporting record infections on saturday. In texas, the governor extended the states disaster declaration to help curb the spread of roruwhil o mayor opeoplerogethr a similar sight in san francisco, even as california hit a new milestone, 10,000 deaths. But there are encouraging signs. The number of new cases and hospitalizations are going down and californias updating its data once it fixed a glitch in the system which caused a backlog of tests. Than there is no end to the protests in portland, oregon. Authorities declared a rye of the saturday night. The gatherings originally to protest against Racial Justice have been smaller since the withdrawal of federal agents. In beirut, calls for the government to resign. 158 beam were killed, more than 6,000 were injured. Cbss emtiaz tyab has the news. Reporter it was a day of rage against the ruling elite. Almost immediately lebanese Security Forces turned tear gas canisters against protesters who hurled back whatever dhee. A crackdown on young people protesters are calli this a day of judgment, a day of biblical reckoning for their leaders who they say for too long have let them down and have now destroyed everything. The fury following tuesdays terrible explosion brought thousands out to the streets. There were plumes of tear gas they chantsed revolution. Youre calling for a revoluton. Were falling for one, were calling for change. As long as theres no change, theres going to be a revolution. Reporter how do they rid them from the ashes of a 15year brutal sectarian war. Few here have answers but some are calling for blood. Still, other major questions remain like how over 2700 tons of ammonia nitrate could be so carelessly stored for over six years at beiruts downtown port. Although many of the ministers have resigned, lebanons most Senior Leaders are digging in. The president is refusing to allow an independent International Investigation into what caused the employees, calling it a waste of time. Infuriating professors who blame him and others for a series of recent calamities. They need to be in prison and really pay for whatever the things they did. Reporter by night fall and the hardened protesters stormed government buildings. Shouts of revolution echoing in the gilded corridors of power. Security forces cracked down hard and wrestled back control. The strong arm of the state apparently the only part of it that still works. Emtiaz tyab, cbs news, beirut. Straight ahead, 75 years ago this week, world war ii ended. It took two atomic bombings to force japans surrender. Well speak to a survivor. Start your day with secret. Secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. With secret, youre unstoppable. No sweat try it and love it or get your money back. When your vneck looks more like a uneck. Thats when you know, its halfwashed. Downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning fibers, so clothes look newer, longer. Downy and its done. This is the cbs overnight news. Im Major Garrett in washington. Thanks for staying with us. The world of sports has been upended by the coronavirus, we know that. Basketball and hockey games are being played inside socalled bubbles. Without fans, no travel. Poned. Ll is playing 60 games an with the of the season fast approaches, the college and pro teams may been in jeopardy. The university ofcticut has canceled its season and a growing number of division i players say they will not show up. Reporter its what every College Football player aspires to. A season that cull nats with his team lifting a National Championship trophy. But this year, as covid19 ravages the country, just getting on the field could prove to be difficult. A young really in shape athlete, you feel like super man, you feel like youre untouchable. Reporter stories like jadens are among those only elite athletes can face. Hes a wide receiver for the university of arizona. I have bad headaches where i close my eyes and stay in a dark room. After he was diagnosed in june he was quarantined for a month in his home. He lost 15 pounds and his sense of taes and smechlt while he has no Underlying Health conditions he says hes still feeling the effects of covid19 today and offered this advice to other players. Just take the right precautions. Dont do anything stupid or put your family in danger, because even if you dont feel it, you can be asymptomatic and give it to somebody and they can feel howell i did. Reporter in an interview, ncaa president was asked whether or not having a season is worth the risk. It certainly isnt if schools cant maintain the appropriate safety and protocol policies in place. Reporter this week the ncaa board of governors set strict requirements they must meet in order to play. Establish a phone numb email to aloyal alleged failures and probing players from losing their scrs if they decide not to play. But emirate admits testing every the athlete presents a challenge and getting results back quickly will be crucial. If they cant get they can back in the 72hour period they cant compete. Reporter an outbreak within a school or team, something two major universities appear to be fighting. Eight players at ucla tested positive. According to a report from mj. Com so did 28 mayors from rutgers. The football reporter with a sports journalism site the athletic. He said they could be more widespread once classes begin. The coaches feel like the players are taking it more seriously now, but they are worried when the regular students come back, will that lead to a surge of cases on campus and how will that be handled . And thats the thing that really gives them a lot of concern. Reporter as for jaden mitchell, despite the personal setbacks, he does plan to play this season. He says its a decision that eclipses the sport. Its bigger than football, its bigger than life. Its health. Thats one thing you cant take away from us is our health. Reporter division ii and division iii schools have canceled fall championships in football. The d1 has until august 21st to make its decision. More than 1400 Football Players from the big ten, the pac12 and the Mountain West have released a list of demands. Included are strict safety protocols and saying that schools cannot have those agreements which release them from liability as relates to covid19, and without those, players are saying there may be more optouts. That was Dana Jacobsen reporting. There is still some theep the white house and Congressional Democrats can reach an agreement on new pandemic relief. Gop insistence on Liability Protection for businesses that when they reopen might expose their customers or workers to the virus is one sticking appointment. Nancy cordes has more. Mike jackson was working a mandatory can overtime shift at this milwaukee engine plant in may when a coworker saw him slumped over. No one told us that he had passed out. Reporter he was back at work two days later. This is Mike Jacksons mother. Why do you think he went to work even if he wasnt feeling well . They will fire you. He got four young kids he have to take care of. So he go to work sick. Reporter jackson collapsed again and was sent to the hospital where he tested positive. He died ten daze later. It hurts so bad. Im i wasnt there with him. When he passed he died by himself. The Company Brings and stratton required them to work face to face on the assembly line, workers say, and that managers rarely wore masks. After he tested positive, one after another people started getting positive test results. Reporter forklift operate over chance zzambor says the Company Started requiring masks this week, more than two months after jacksons death, because the state mandated it. The company doesnt care if we live or die. They do everything they could to keep people working even though they knews about the risk. Reporter brings and stratton made this statement nor do we penalize them. The company said it folgs cdc guidelines and that workers can apply for paid leave to selfquarantine. The Company Provided this photo showing plastic barriers between workers but another photo employed by another employee a day later appear to show the same barriers rolled up. We had a guy test positive yesterday. Fight back fighting back may be more difficult. If theres any red line, its on litigation. Reporter republicans have a new bill that would shield some from coronavirus lawsuits. Lawsuits have been filed against walmart, amazon, and tyson foods. What do you say to people who say your Liability Protection is give employees license to avoid taking the kind of measures that would keep them safe . This would be to protect them. Reporter a month before his death mike jackson and his coworkers protested the lack of Safety Equipment at the plant. 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Now i dont have to choose. Crest 3d white. It removes up to 95 of surface stains. And strengthens enamel. From the number one toothpaste brand in america. Crest. Garrett the political Battle Ground state of arizona is now an epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic. In may the state was one of the very last to close its economy as the virus began sweeping the nation, and a month later it was one of the very first to reopen. That was followed by a surge in hospitalizations and deaths. New restrictions have brought down the number of new cases but also devastated the economy. Mola lenghi has the story. Reporter almost 20 of the city of scottsdales sales tax revenue typically comes from visitors and by far, the wizziest season is spring. Before the brutal heat of summer sets in. Thanks to the Coronavirus Hotel stays this march through may dropped by 72 from last year. Meaning this spring was anything but typical. We have the spring training, lots of activities going on here in old town scottsdale and really hit us at a bad time. One minute you couldnt find a parking spot and now its a ghost town. Its a ghost town. Its sad to see. Reporter for the past 40 years eddie and his brother have run the pride and joy restaurants. She was from mexico and my father also. The legacy doesnt stop there. Eddies 19yearold nephew teddy junior works the front of the house during the most difficult time in the restaurants history. 90 decrease in business. 90 drop. Thats ridiculous. Have you ever had a year this bad . No, never. They made some chces,la hand employees. Weve had to go orders. That kept them afloat until the dining room reopened in may. Then arizonas alarming surge in covid cases devastated not just the Family Business but the family itself. We lost my brother due to the coronavirus. He tested positive. He went to the hospital. Was there for roughly a week. One night we got a call and said probably best if you come see him real quick. Your dads absence is felt now . Convincely. He was the face of the restaurant. A lot of people here in old town, everyone knows him. Im sorry. People come in every day and ask about him. Asks how were doing, which is a little hard to hear. Big shoes to fill, i guess you could say. How do you get up every day and someone has to do it to continue the legacy. Teddys tragic death. You only need to walk across the street to see how it impacted this community. Our knees gave out beneath us. What are looking at . Hes been struggling to keep his distillery alive. Not only did he to close his doors, so did the 200 local businesses that carry his gin and vodka. That killed 65 of our distribution right out of the gate. Reporter what did you do . Naturally, Hand Sanitizer was the easiest thing. Reporter turns out all the equipment and expertise can make Hand Sanitizer. We had a two and a halfweek delay. The handled sanitizers whats keeping us floating right now. Absolutely. Were just breaking even to keep the doors open so keep my dream from dissolving. Reporter and in keeping his dream alive, he helped his neighbors. Come to them for a Hand Sanitizer, then have a taco. Reporter a tale of two restaurants, both struggling with unprecedented loss but both determined to survive. Even here under the blazing summer sun of arizona. upbeat music [narrator] food delivery just got more rewarding, now that grubhub gives you rewards when you order. Did you order tacos . Again . Boom, rewarded. chewing dog barks ordering dinner for the family . Voila, rewarded, with a side of quiet. baby mumbling grubhub rewards you. Get a free delivery perk when you order. [group] grubhub. upbeat music the pond at winsor calf. Queen elizabeth has opened her private guard ensz to the public for the first time in decades. Jericka duncan has a look behind the castle walls. Reporter winsor calf, one of Queen Elizabeths official rez denials, home to ceremonies full of pageantry and tradition, including the 2008 wedding of princery and meghan markle. Its known for its stunning gardens, including one that was closed to the public for the first time in 40 years, when the squooen allowing commoners a chance to zploer the gardens. Various generations have loogd into this garden from the apartments up above and also its been a quiet spot where on the far side from the town of windsor and the may road. Its not overlooked so it gives a nice set of privacy and a bit of retreated as well, a nice quiet spot. It includes over 3500 rose bushes planted in a geometric pattern around a central fountain. Its the result of generations o of royal influence. Its originally created by george iv but extentively remodelled by convene victoria and prince albert. Its current look was the responsibility of the duke of edinborough. He effectively redesigned it in 1971, laying out the design of the rose beds. Reporter the queens own altarations were temporary. As a child during world war ii she and her sister margaret developed crops in their very own victory garden. It was dug over to plant vegetables. There were two separate plots set aside for elizabeth ander sister the princess margaret. They grew sweet corn and toe mattos, beans as well, i think, all as part of the par effort, doing their bit. Reporter it may be one reason why the area remains special to her. But at the moment shes not around to enjoy it. After her own coronavirus lockdown at ndsor, the queen and prince have retreated to Balmoral Castle leaving nonroyals to get the nonroyal treatment. Thats it for this monday. For some of you, the news continues. For others, check back later. And follow us on line at cbs news. Com. Im Major Garrett. This is the cbs overnight new news. Im Major Garrett in washington. There is still no new help from congress for the millions of americans struggling in the wake of categories crisis. At the same time, reported infections in u. S. Passed five million on sunday, the most of any country. With the election approaching, a new cbs news Battle Ground tracker pole finds former Vice President joe biden leading trump in p lindh and wisconsin. On saturday, President Trump took executive action