let me tell you a little about what we re doing in tonight s show. we re covering all aspects of the debate roiling america right now, when and how to safely open different parts of the country. and not only that, but an iron chef who is actually not opening his restaurants yet. so we have a lot lined up for you. but first, here are some of the facts that undergird the debate. starting with a few reasons that many are wary of moving too fast too soon. this week we re seeing some states barreling forward with plans to reopen movie theaters, malls and restaurants. those are social gathering spaces and potential hot spots. tonight we can report none of the states that met federal guidelines that were promoted by trump himself, a recommendation declined over 14 days. today the cdc flag in the death toll could be higher than thought. they citing a surge in reported deaths in several states. this suggests that there may be coronavirus-related deaths that were initially assigned and understoo
sharp. instead of the usual 40 employees, just four now. in the dining room restrictions, it could be gloves, a mask, there could be a safe social distance outside the door. only letting a certain amount of guests in. business government orders for them to close, and policies with companies refusing. shannon? shannon: that is for our next guest. thank you very much. raising the alarm over the situation, the insurance they say with a covid-19 pandemic, now they re asking the administration to step in. celebrity chef and restaurant extraordinaire, a joins us live. good to have you with us. good to be with you. shannon: i understand you
what we have done is incredible in test iing. i started with an obsolete broken system from a previous administration. unfntly, some partisan voices are awe tempting to politicize . all right, president trump yesterday defending his administration s testing capabilities, shifting blame on to the obama administration once again. that claim is simply not true. the problem is the lack of testing. and op-ed in the wall street journal argues while trump brags about conducting 4 million tests, quote, that s barely 1% of the population, three months into a crisis. that s not an achievement, it s a scandal. our next guest dr. zeek emanuel says the country needs 1 million to 2 million tests a day, not thousands. in a new york times opop-ed, argues, the coronavirus gives congress a chance to fix america s broken healthcare system and hopes, as we look
ed: casey stegall, thank you. sandra: officials in new york say social distancing is making a difference. the coronavirus curve is flattening. but new yorkers will now face another new normal. they will be required to wear face masks and public. up next, more on what lies ahead at the epicenter of covid-19
reopening in a very powerful reopening plan of their state at a time and in a manner as most appropriate. adding to the pressure to reopen their economies and manage the pandemic a deadly outbreak of severe weather and tornado sweeping through the south on monday, joining us to talk about how his status handling all these challenges at once, governor asa hutchinson. good to have you here. how are folks doing down there with so many different hard things to digest and throwing on that unemployment as well. arkansas is strong and our people are strong, even though we ve had tornadoes and the virus that has impacted our nation, they are resilient and shouldering up. we ve taken a unique approach in arkansas. we ve targeted our response to go after person-to-person