Chancellor Angela Merkel wants tougher restrictions saying the ones in place now will not get the country through the winter and flashbacks and sleepless nights the trauma suffered by members of hong kongs protest movement in the aftermath of a Violent Police crackdown as they struggle to come to terms with their experiences one artist is helping them find a voice. To our viewers on p. B. S. In the United States and to all of you around the world welcome tonight time is quickly running out to make a post breaks a trade deal a reality british and european negotiators have once again been locked in talks for hours today with no sign of a. Now british Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to head to brussels for a last ditch attempt to reach an agreement the e. U. Seems to get a sheet of Michel Barnier is downbeat about the chances of an agreement saying key sticking points remain just like growing fears of economic chaos if britain leaves the e. U. Without a trade deal london has said it w
In may, it was revised to a gain of three million jobs. Initially a drop of 2. 75 million was reported for may. Thats a huge revision and a very bullish sign that the economy is ready to come back once it reopens. Also, by the way, we get the jobs report for june tomorrow. A gain of three million jobs is expected as the nation begins to open up and by the way, larry kudlow will join us on that very subject tomorrow morning. Do not miss it. We are seeing a battle, meantime, between government and business once again as cases of the virus rise in some areas. In houston, the mayor putting several businesses on a socalled wall of shame on the citys website after they defied lockdown orders. Those businesses, all bars, by the way, not happy at all. In arizona, a gym owner is suing the state over the order to shut down again and is vowing to remain open despite those orders from the governor. Confrontations are arising. Another battle as we head towards the long Holiday Weekend, whether or n
Truckers, essential to our daily lives, are finding their lives harder and more dangerous than ever before. And streets of silence. As new york continues its unprecedented shutdown, well take a ride high above the city to see the shocking changes before and after the restrictions. First, we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Weve already built sufficient Testing Capacity nationwide for states to begin their reopenings. Reporter the white house and states are clashing over whether theres enough tests to go around. The emphasis that weve been hearing is essentially testing is everything, and it isnt. Its the kinds of things weve been doing, the mitigation strategies. Reporter President Trump fired off several tweets taking aim at new yorks response to the virus. For him to say to anyone, well, you relied on projections and the projections were wrong, your projections, mr. President. Reporter the u. S. Stock market continues to bounce back after
Million confirmed cases worldwide. More than 600,000 are in the u. S. , where deaths have surged past 27,000. Tonight, new yorks governor is ordering everyone there to wear masks in public. And l. A. s mayor reportedly wont allow concerts or sporting events until next year. But in other places, there is anger that all of those restrictions are taking their own toll on the economy. In michigan today, cars jammed streets near the capitol, protesting that states strict stayathome rules. And while most restrictions nationwide were put in place by governors, President Trump says tomorrow hell announce federal guidelines to reopen the country. Adding to the president s sense of urngencey. Retail sales for things like clothes and furniture hit historic lows in march, and that federal loan fund designed to help Small Businesses pay their employees . Well, its set to run out of money tonight. All of that is balanced against scenes like this in new york city bodies piling up in refrigerator truc
Until 2021 . Money in the bank as some americans wait for checks in the mail, the Treasury Department says 80 Million People have received their direct deposits, so many checking their accounts, it crashes several bank websites. And news tonight on those Small Business loans the 350 billion almost gone, the nationwide steakhouse that gets 20 he local pizzahe local pizza shop still waiting for help. And those quarantine workouts creative ways people staying at home are staying in shape. This is the cbs evening news with norah odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening, and thank you for joining us. Tonight, President Trump says data shows the u. S. Has passed the peak on new coronavirus cases, this as a battle is brewing across the country over how and when americans can get back to work. The virus is still taking a deadly toll. There are now more than 2 million confirmed cases worldwide. Worldwide. More than 600,000 are in the u. S. , where deaths have surged p