hello, everyone, and welcome to america s news headquarters. i m eric shawn. arthel: and i m arthel neville. we are going to have more from the u.k. and mr. boris johnson s address in a moment. meanwhile, back here at home more than 40 states have eased or lifted rickses despite the restrictions despite the daily rise in numbers amid record unemployment. this comes as many businesses including tesla, they re starting to sue their local governments for refusing to allow them to reopen. even as national polling indicates americans are more worried about measures being loosened too quickly. ohio governor mike dewine defending his decision to begin reopening saying the economy needs to get moving again if his state hopes to recover. it s really a risk no matter what we do. there s a risk if we don t do anything, there s a risk if we do this. we ve been hit very hard. we ve had over a million people who have applied for unemployment. so we re no different than most to other
and later, this mother s day, a woman who s always on the front lines. she saves people s lives. reporter: do you think your mom is a superhero? yeah. i love her so much. this is the cbs weekend news. donaldson: good evening. i m bob donaldson at wttv cbs 4 reporting in indianapolis. happy mother s day. we begin with new warnings about the virus-infected economy. today, the trump administration said the number of unemployed americans could get worse. also today, new projections show coronavirus deaths in this country could reach 137,000 by august. illinois, arizona, florida and california examples of states where cases and deaths going up faster than expected. even the white house, one of the world s most secure buildings, is not immune from the virus. nikole killion begins our coverage. reporter: the president s economic team warns things could get worse before they get better, and they insist it s important to reopen the economy safely, even as more administrat
business. americans back at barbershops, shopping malls, restaurants and churches in many states. one governor admitting there s a risk no matter what we do. airline temperature checks. a doctor returning home after volunteering to fight the pandemic finding himself on this crowded flight. middle seats not left empty. one airline starting to check passengers temperatures. others planning to follow. final moments. the surveillance video appearing to show ahmaud arbery just before he was shot and killed by that father and son. arbery at a home under construction. what that homeowner has to say. the deadly shark attack. the 26-year-old surfboard business owner killed by a shark off santa cruz. and the chilling video from a week before. sharks clustering just off the shore up the coast. swift water rescue. the heart-stopping moment, a hiker nearly swept into a whirlpool. hanging on. the offduty deputy who knew what to do. and super moms. extraordinary times demanding eve
powell says she is relieved and expects the judge. suspects former president obama was involved in the against the security advisor. the whole thing was orchestrated and set up within the fbi, clasp, brennan and the oval office meeting with president obama. so you think this goes all the way up to the top to president obama? absolutely. griff: now this after a call between obama and former staffers was leaks to yahoo news on friday where in obama misstates the charges against flynn as perjury and blasts attorney general barr s decision to drop the flynn case. that s the kind of stuff where you begin to get worried that basic, not just institutional norms, but our basic understanding of rule of law is at is at risk. griff: as for when judge emit sullivan might sign off on flynn s dismissal could come today or could call the government s attorneys to account for their decision. we will find out. either way former congressman trey gowdy says wow a lead predicate for th