Released a 60page document outlining its guidelines for reopening states. This move comes after the white house blocked a slightly longer version from going public last week, saying that it was too specific. At the time, a senior cdc official told cnn that no one who is reopening meets the criteria for reopening. And now a stunning allegation from several mid and highranking Agency Officials who tell cnn that the Trump Administration is putting politics ahead of science. One of them saying bluntly, weve been muzzled. Whats tough is that if we had acted earlier on what we knew and recommended, we would have saved lives and money. And speaking of the cdc and that tension, we have some breaking news on the fate of its director. So lets go now to cnn National Correspondent kristen holmes. Kristen, this sounds like some pretty big news. What are you learning . Reporter well, thats right, brianna, and it is no surprise. As you said, weve really been watching this tension unfold over the last
Know, inch and a half tall head in a tiny zoom box that sometimes cuts out in the middle of the meeting, especially when hes talking. I mean its anarchy at this point. So thanks for being here tonight for this hour and a half. Lets do this thing. All right. We start tonight in beautiful Wright County, minnesota. Wrigright county. Its sort of on the way between minneapolis and sit. Cloud. They call minnesota the land of 10,000 lakes. Wright county is one of the places that makes that make sense. The towns in Wright County are like smith lake and howard lake and french lake and maple lake. And in between maple lake, minnesota, and the next town over, which is called annandale, there are two catholic churches between those two towns. Saint ignatius and saint timothys. These are two pretty small towns. Theyre less than ten miles apart. Theres 2,000 or 3,000 people in both maple lake and in annandale. And while that, you know, five or ten miles between Saint Ignatius and saint timothys is e
Maddow show out into 90 minutes instead of an hour on a friday night. Who are you going to complain to . The boss . The boss at this point is just lick any of us. The boss is just another inch and a half tall head in a tiny zoom box that sometimes cuts out in the middle of the meeting, especially when hes talking. Its anarchy at this point. So thanks for being here tonight for this hour and a half. Lets do this thing. All right. We start tonight in beautiful Wright County, minnesota. Wright. Wright quan county. Sort of on the way between minneapolis and saint cloud. Beautiful part of the country. Beautiful part of the state. You know they call minnesota the land of 10,000 lakes. Wright county is one of the places that makes that make sense. The towns in Wright County are like smith lake and howard lake, and french lake, and maple lake, and in between, maple lake, minnesota, and the next town over, which is called annandale, there are two catholic churches between those two towns, Saint
We begin with a test underway in the United States, americans trying to experience some normalcy. A holiday that comes during a pandemic where the death toll is approaching 100,000. Public Health Officials are concerned about what the virus could do if large crowds attend religious services in person for the first time in months. Nearly every state is allowing houses of worship to open. Many states have allowed it for weeks, actually. But friday President Trump declared them essential and warned governors not to close them. Meantime, americans are taking advantage of relaxed restrictions at parks and beaches. In myrtle beach, south california the umbrellas are practically touching. Health officials continue to ask people to cover their faces and avoid gathering in groups. At least two states are reporting an increase in cases. The governor of arkansas says his state is seeing a second peak. Its clear and evident to me that weve had one peak and then weve had a deep dip, and were having
Money out of the Police Department and put it into services. I think completely defunding the lapd and putting it into Community Services ranging from mental health, health care, just like community, public schooling, like job support. Literally anything but funding a system that thrives off policing our bodies. Reporter thank you very much. And ali, here let me swing around here and give you guys a shot again of city hall. You know, thats a big question in los angeles. Where is that money going to go thats come out of the lapd or will come out of the lapd . At least the city leaders say will come out of the lapd. Where will it be allocated and will it be enough for the folks out here. From the people ive been talking to we just heard no. The person we just talked to wants to defund the los angeles Police Department entirely. The mayor said thats not going to happen. Theres a lot of work to do out here and thats what youre looking at right now. Jacob soboroff in los angeles for us. The