Trump is worried the white house outbreak will undercut his plan that the pandemic is fading. The white house is now conducting strict testing and contact tracing, two tools the president tried to downplay. This morning, the death toll in the u. S. Is almost at 80,000 people. At least 12 states are still seeing an increase in cases. At the same time, the majority of states will relax stay at home orders this week. And that Key University of washington model now estimates that the u. S. Death toll will surpass 100,000 by next friday. Thats memorial day weekend, before it in fact, this is because of what they call an explosive increase in mobility among the American People. There is also new concern about coronavirus in children, more than 80 kids in new york have been hospitalized with severe symptoms. Three children have died. All suffering from this mysterious inflammatory disease believed to be linked to coronavirus. Okay, john. Joining us now is maggie haberman, White House Correspo
May for women and family is published in many publications including on the issues and has worked editorially with the magazine teen voices. Figure for coming to having your questions thank you so much and join me to welcome Sarah Erdeich to politics and prose. [applause] eight. Thank you so much. I have always been a fan of your bookstore even before i moved here. It is a daughter. Of always been interested in codger shall topics anything not to discuss in Polite Society or lower their voices. Reproductive rights, abortion fell along those lines. I grew up in the 80s and 90s in the liberal touted family but those are the years where abortion was under siege and literally in kansas and in the 90s so hearing will links the people would go to, i was curious why abortion was such a difficult topic because growing up were i did women had the right to do what they felt was best. But in 2008 i began to work at the National Abortion federation for women who had questions and, how much it woul
applause today, im not honoring him because hes a boxing champion. Im honoring him because he hasnt forgotten about the community where he grew up. He hasnt forgotten about the young people that are still there. Sadly, kare, m grew up at a time when we were losing so many young people to violence and many of these people were his friends and family. He chose a different life. He chose a different route. He chose to educate himself and to be involved in this community. He taught graphic art as the african art and American Culture complex. Hes a family man, married with four children and he is a committed father to his children. I am just so proud because he know he looks extremely young, but he is so responsible and encouraging and so inspiring with the young boys in our community, and he is always, always giving them a positive message. When hes not training and focused on boxing, hes right back in the community, on the corner talking to the boys, encouraging them and trying to be a me
Its crazy this is going on. Really upsetting. I appreciate you talking about this lamome morris. Thank you very much from new girl. Thank you. Lets continue on. Youre watching cnn, im Brooke Baldwin. We begin with that volunteer sheriffs deputy who admitted he shot and killed a man by accident confusing his gun for his taser. Today, 73yearold robert bates turned himself in. His lawyer spoke out about the seconddegree manslaughter charges his client faces. We will deficit this in a court of law. When he has the opportunity to speak at the conclusion of the case he will do so okay . Thank you very much. What do you think about the charges . I feel theyre unwarranted. Shouldnt have been brought. Can you talk about how Police Benevolence has turned out to be something evil . Thats surprising. Theyve taken fact this man has been good to the community and been benevolent to the community and been a great citizen for our town and made it something bad or sinister. The last part of that statem
All right. Next up we have supervisor jane kim. [cheering and applauding] [speaker not understood] is obviously in the house today. [laughter] [inaudible]. Thank you. I want to reiterate what my colleagues have already said. And black history is our history and black history is american history. applause as someone who has benefited from that history, i just want to acknowledge how important it has been to all of our live. And on a board where most of us are members of communities of color and or the lgbt community, we have all benefited from the struggle of the Civil Rights Movement and of many African Americans over the last century and a half in this country. And it was with a [speaker not understood] movement. The actions we forget between ghandi and Martin Luther king and the Nonviolent Movement that was happening throughout the world, from communism which was spreading in the third world to connecting to what was happening, to the Civil Rights Movement, it was also interconnected