And broadway beautiful. The stars of the hit carole king musical prove youve got a friend, even if theyre so far away. So nice. But first, heres todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. This will be a week of heartache. It also is a week of hope. The toll of the virus is hard to fathom. Experts say we should brace for things to get even worse. If back to normal means acting like there never was a coronavirus problem, i dont think thats going to happen until we do have the situation where you can completely protect the population. We are at red line. People cant work any harder. Staying at this level is problematic. President trump offered his best wishes to Boris Johnson who was moved to icu after his coronavirus symptoms worsened. Americans are all praying for his recovery. Hes been a really good friend. Hes been really something very special. Strong. Resolute. Doesnt quit. Doesnt give up. President ial primary in wisconsin will go ahead after the u. S. Supreme court blocked attem
Im annemarie green. The coronavirus pandemic marked a new threshold here in the u. S. Infections are confirmed in all 50 states. Nationwide, there are now more than 6,300 reported cases and more than 100 deaths. Across the country, local officials are taking aggressive action to curb the spread of the virus. New york citys mayor is considering a shelterinplace order for more than eight Million People who live here. That action is already in effect for People Living in parts of northern california. Meanwhile, hospitals are in desperate need of more protective gear to handle the outbreak, and theres growing concern over whether theyll have enough beds and supplies for infected patients. In washington, congress is working on what may be the largest bailout in American History to rescue the u. S. Economy from the pandemic. Gwen baumgardner is in london tracking all of the detais for us. What is the latest on this stimulus package . Reporter hey, good morning, annemarie. The government is h
Not surprisingly, fear is the subject of a school of research all its own as well be hearing from david pogue, in our cover story. Coronavirus fear is normal even healthy right up to the point it gets dangerous. Most dont have the expert knowledge so when are afraid we engage in behaviors like putting on a mask that may not work. The fear is using judgment in ways that arent useful. The rational and the rational, and irrational responses to an invisible threat, ahead on sunday morning. Much as we might not want to think about it a rapid increase in coronavirus cases could soon force doctors to make extremely difficult medical and ethical choices as well be hearing from ted koppel. Hospitals are desperately short of ventilators and as the numbea decisions. So youve got me in your hospital. And youve got a 22 year old, and both of us need that piece of equipment. Who gets it . I think by most the younger person would be assigned that ventilator. Then look in the camera and say, ted, you
Censoring a public dock m, the Justice Department released the complete version. In the whack ake of orlando, senate and republicans there agreed to a series of votes tonight on gun legislation. Our Congressional Correspondent nancy cordes at the capitol. Nancy, four measures put to a vote tonight all four of them failed. Even though everyone including the nra appears to agree that suspected terrorists should not have access to guns. The problem is that democrats and republicans have two Different Solutions to the problem and theyre halfhearted attempts at compromise have gone nowhere. Democrats have a measure that would block any one on a terrorist watch list from flat out being able to buy a gun. But republicans say that innocent americans could end up on the lists by accident and so their proposal would delay a sale for 72 hours while prosecutors worked to convince a judge to block the sale permanently. Democrats say, thats too cumbersome. So whats remarkable, scott, is how unremark
This is your skin. This is your skin in the sun. The sun ages your skin and can cause skin cancer. Well today we learned what the gunman said to the orlando 911 center after he set in motion the worst mass shooting in u. S. History. Omar mateen who killed 49 people, pledged himself to the leader of isis in his call and in several calls that a Police Negotiator made to his cell phone. Here is david begnaud. [ gunfire ] oh, my god, people are getting shot, dude. Reporter chilling, calm, deliberate, how police described omar mateen. The fbi released the transcript of a 50 second 911 call from inside the club 30 minutes after he opened fire. Mateen, in the name of god the merciful, the beneficent. Shortly after that 911 call, the fbi says crisis negotiators talked with mateen three different times between 2 48 a. M. And 3 24. In that time, mateen called himself an islamic soldier. And told negotiators to stop bombing syria and iraq saying thats why he was out here right now. Among the ling