Nailbiting win. The u. S. Womens Soccer Team advances to the semifinals on Penalty Kicks as the Mens Team argues the women deserve to be paid more. And Simone Biles shows why shes not competing. President Ial Pressure what Thenpresident Trump told the Justice Department about the 2020 election, the bombshell quote. Plus, a new ruling on making Trumps Tax returns public. Tornadoes tear through pennsylvania and 90 Million americans swelter in dangerous heat from the central plains to the carolina coast. Where the storms are headed next. Scarlett johansson sues Disney. What could it mean for the future of the Movie Industry . And Cbs Steve Hartman has the story of a devoted son who fulfilled his mothers dying wish. News with norah odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. Were going to begin tonig people shell shocked, that alarming new data from the c. D. C. The new studies played a key role in the agency
state are on track to move to phase three of the reopening plan before the end of may. he also announced illinois has become the number one state in the nation for coronavirus testing per capita. this is just over one hour. welcome to our tuesday, may 19, daily update. we are going to started off with the medical update from dr. ngozi ezike. dr. ezike: thank you, governor. good afternoon, everyone. i will get right to the medical update. since yesterday, we are reporting 1500 45 additional individuals with covid-19. we now have 98,030 total cases in the state of illinois. this does include 146 additional people with covid-19 who have been reported to have died in the last 24 hours. a total of 4379 fatalities. of those, 993 were the icu and 576 were on ventilators. there is evidence that the stay-at-home plans are working. i know people are asking, but why are there so many cases and why are people continuing to die? but we know that the number of cases is a big function of ho
challenge, not only to our public health system and our health in general, there is an and norma s challenge to our economy and chair powell and his colleagues responded to this crisis. solutions create of with credit flowing to houses and businesses and prepare the economy so it can recover when this virus recedes. and it surely will, ladies and gentlemen. your work, sir, and that of your colleagues, is far from over, but we are in good hands under your leadership. indeed, leaders are tested in crisisf crisis and this tests our leadership in no uncertain terms. you have risen to the occasion. it is safe to say we and all americans have appreciated your calm, decisive leadership in this moment of peril and on behalf of of all of us at brookings, please let me commend you on the powerful example of american leadership you have set for us all and continue to display every single day as you perform your duties. you are an inspiration and example to all of us. today, we will shor
america? is it something reserved for those at the top? opportunity, opportunity, for every one of our kids and i underline every one of our kids to get a first rate education. withu got kids coming out $200,000 worth of debt. they cannot survive and we are taking away opportunities from them and that s wrong. statistics show that when people go to college, in up they don t complete it, they have a different horizon of opportunity. thehe crisis is all over nation. kids are underon the age of 30 and have debt. we visited the cal state university chancellor s office to get their opinion on free college tuition. or three jobs depending on the semester in college. havehad been free, i would had more opportunity and more time to focus on my academics. theyen they leave college, have more purchasing power. people with more purchasing power cried the economy. people waiting longer to have children, they are waiting longer to buy houses, they are waiting longer to do a lot of thing
needed in your view? eastern and central time zones, , mike trout 8000 and pacific, 202-748-8001. go to send us a text or acebook.com/cspan. u.s. today front page, unemployment amid outbreak hits 17 million. layoff spung economy into a hideous state, just below on this front page of u.s. today, you can see a woman here in her car wearing a mask in hialeah, florida, collecting unemployment . the story says the economy continues to shed job that are jaw-dropping pace and there is little sign that payroll losses will ease significantly any time soon amid the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. here is the front page of the new york times this morning. it s terrifying says the headline from one person who is being interviewed by the times. millions more out of work. efforts by the u.s. to halt economic damage can t keep up. that s the new york times. in terms of keeping up, congress as we mentioned did meet up yesterday but lawmakers hit an impasse of the next step. a