A key gop senator breaks from the president over transition briefings, vowing to intervene on behalf of president elect joe biden. Theres nothing wrong with Vice President biden getting the briefings to be able to prepare himself and so that he can be ready. Just ahead, whats next in the transition, as the president elect forges ahead and names the man who will lead his white house staff. Braking overnight, eta arrives again. The powerful storm makes its second landfall in florida another round of damaging wind and heavy rain, causing new damage and more flooding well have a live report on the flood alerts now posted up and down the east coast. One and done the very First Caribbean cruise since the pandemic began halted after a passenger tests positive what it could mean for the already hardhit industry moving forward. Those stories, plus, together again wild child the stars of Country Music step out for the cmas the industrys biggest night of the year. It is going to be music that bri
Journal we speak with the hills reid wilson author on the coronavirus pandemic. Afterwards we discussed key campaign 2020 with cook political reports Jessica Taylor. Journal is next. Host good morning on this monday, may 18. States across the country are reopening economies and lifting restrictions on activities like going to parks, golfing, dining out, shopping, and going to the gym. This is happening while the u. S. Has seen over 1. 4 million cases and nearly 90,000 deaths. We want to talk to all of you about reopening where you live. Do you support or oppose the idea . If you support it . , 2027488000, if you are 2027488001. Ning, at can also text us 2027488003. New york times put together an interactive map that shows states that are reopening in blue on your screen. Those with regional openings are in yellow. Light blue means they are reopening soon. , solid yellow, i should say, are still shutdown. Regional openings have these lines through them a little difficult to see on your
This morning author of epidemic ebola and the global scramble to prevent the next killer outbreak. Also ana National Portal with te hill newspaper. The book epidemic ebola and the global scramble to prevent the next killer outbreak, what was the scramble like . Guest the scramble has been going on for a couple of decades now but in the wake of Ebola Outbreak in west africa that infected more than 20,000 0 people and killed more than 11,000, the world has really undergone a sea change in the understanding of how pandemics have the potential to spread. We live in a in a different wow that we did back in 1918 when the spanish flu struck or even in the 1960s when there were some pretty significant outbreaks. We are an integrated f f world. We are a globalize world. We travel all over the place. Americans traveled to every continent in the world and people of the continent in the world travel here and so that interconnected this means that something that pops up in a wet marketme in china i
Outbreak. Also a National Reporter with the hill. Ebola and the global scramble to prevent the next killer outbreak, what was the scramble like . Guest the scramble has been going on for a couple decades. In the wake of the Ebola Outbreak in west africa that infected more than 128,000 people and killed more than 11,000, the world has undergone a change and they are understanding how pandemics have the potential to spread. We live in a different world than we did back in 1918 when the spanish flu struck or even the end of the 1960s when there were significant flu outbreaks. We are a globalized world. We travel all over the place. Americans travel to every continent in the world and people in every continent travel here. That sort of interconnectedness means something pops up in a wet a planen china is only flight away from the United States. Something that a reps in the jungles of south america is only a short way away from the United States. The american cdc funded a bunch cdcs in 49 c
Morning. This morning, author of epidemic ebola and the global scramble to prevent the next outbreak. Also a National Reporter with the hill. Ebola and the global scramble to prevent the next killer outbreak, what was the scramble like . Guest the scramble has been going on for a couple decades. In the wake of the Ebola Outbreak in west africa that infected more than 128,000 people and killed more than 11,000, the world has undergone a change and they are understanding how pandemics have the potential to spread. We live in a different world than we did back in 1918 when the spanish flu struck or even the end of the 1960s when there were significant flu outbreaks. We are a globalized world. We travel all over the place. Americans travel to every continent in the world and people in every continent travel here. That sort of interconnectedness means something pops up in a wet a planen china is only flight away from the United States. Something that a reps in the jungles of south america i