Significance, that infection rates fall after lockdown orders are lifted. Repeat, thats jpmorgan saying that. Big deal. All right. Now listen to this. Scuffles between probeijing and prodemocracy hong kong legislators. Why are hethey doing that . Thats the wrong tape. Show me the legislators scuffling, please. China just moved to take control. Those freedoms promised to hong kong when the british left are being wiped out. U. S. china relations turning very sour. Initially, that didnt go down well on the market. Futures turned south but then substantially recovered. Right now, were up about 20 points for the dow, modest gain for the s p, tiny, actually, fractional loss for the subpo p. This is a very important day. You will see the president at the white house saluting veterans. You will hear from officials and businesses across the nation about the great opening up. And we will tell you what you are allowed to do this weekend, and where you are allowed to do it. Varney company is about
Also, day care, summer camps, other programs for children whose parents cannot work from home, but the centers may not have more than 12 children. So many new rules for companies to comply with, even as things reopen. They certainly wont be the same. Nbc bay areas Sergio Quintana help for the heroes. Begins our coverage tonight from San Francisco. There is a new lifeline for the doctors struggling with the reporter across the city, there are construction sites that are just about abandoned immense pressure of being on the with crews just having a few hours to secure them before they front line. Kate snow reports. Had to leave. Reporter for dr. Andrea getting them back up and running hadley, the most stressful part again is going to be a little is imagine what would happen to bit more complicated. Their kids if both she and her something as simple as getting husband got sick with covid19. Construction crews back onsite for me it was the building t. Isnt simple anymore. How you queue up
I went through my stuff and i grabbed a pair and dropped them off. And later, this war veteran walked to help fight the virus, inspiring a nation. The sun will shine on you again. Announcer this is the cbs overnight news. Good evening. Im shon gables, reporting from wgcl cbs 46 in atlanta. More federal money could be on the way to struggling Small Businesses. At the same time, the debate over the reopening of the country is getting sharply political. The virus is still killing more than 3,600 americans in the last 24 hours. The u. S. Death toll now tops 41,000. There are over 746,000 cases. We have correspondents covering all aspects of this crisis. Meg oliver in new jersey starts us off. Reporter well, the army has been supporting several hospitals in new york city. They moved to new jersey for the first time this week to help an overwhelmed staff here at University Hospital. But its a different scene sh back te protests demanding coronavirus reopen intense identified sunday. Im fight
Eline bring their son and daughter or grandchild to their bedside. Gables sideline skiers and snowboarders unite to get goggles for docs. I went through my stuff and i grabbed a pair and dropped them off. Gables and later, this war veteran walked to help fight the virus, inspiring a nation. The sun will shine on you again. This is the cbs weekend news. Gables good evening. Im shon gables, reporting from wgcl cbs 46 in atlanta. More federal money could be on the way to struggling Small Businesses. At the same time, the debate over the reopening of the country is getting sharply political. The virus is still killing more than 3,600 americans in the last 24 hours. The u. S. Death toll now tops 41,000. There are over 746,000 cases. Meg oliver in new jersey starts 746,000 cases. Meg oliver in new jersey starts us off. Us off. Reporter well, the army has been supporting several hospitals in new york city. They moved to new jersey for the first time this week to help an overwhelmed staff here
Okay thank you all for joining us this evening tonight on the very eve of the children 50th anniversary of the boston massacre we will hear from professor serena with a great new book the boston massacre, Family History. As a regular guest notes we pull together small exhibition from our collection that highlights the material we have within our holdings that eliminates the discussion today we have an entire exhibition. We did not need a small exhibition this time. That only to have a small exhibition bar exhibition actually features our speaker this evening. If you do not see it shes on the video monitors upstairs and was also very generous with her time helping us pull in the exhibition and sitting for interview. We certainly could not of done our current exhibition without her help, we owe her a debt of gratitude. Serena is a professor of Early American History and directory of a program of american studies at carleton college. She received her undergraduate and graduate degrees her