his performance, particularly on the coronavirus. tropical storms laura and marco both heading toshd the gulf of mexico. putting louisiana right now on a dangerous path. two key words here. that s planning and preparedness. announcer: this is new day weekend. the city of san francisco, good morning to you. thanks for being with us. listen, we re one day from the start of the republican national convention. and now we re hearing this brutal critique of the president from his sister. mary ann trump berry. former judge. she criticized her brother by calls secretly recorded by the president s niece in 2018 and 2019. this is happening as the president is promising a celebration it was put on at the center of all of it, the president himself who will make appearances every night. let s go to the gulf coast. communities we re talking froms the florida keys to the alabama shore. watching these tropical storms. marco and laura. the latest updates saying both storms c
hundreds of people are going to some of the beaches that have reopened. they reopened just last night. you can see, not a lot of social distancing being practiced there. our reporters are standing by with the latest. i want to begin with kristen holmes at the white house this morning. good to see you. talk to us about this discrepancy we re hearing, the vice president saying there are enough tests some governors, including republican governors, saying we don t have enough. reporter: that s right. it s really a discrepancy, that we ve heard since the pandemic broke out on u.s. soil. we know it was just over a month ago that president trump said any single person who wanted a test could get a test, and it wasn t true then and it doesn t seem to be true now. that, of course, is according to both democratic and republican officials. there are two things going on here. this is what i m hearing from state officials on the ground. one is the length of time it takes to test. we kno
good saturday morning to you. stop of the hour now. happy to be with you. i m victor blackwell. and i m christi paul. we re so grateful to have your company this morning. well, this morning, coronavirus deaths in the u.s., now at 37,000. the number of cases, more than 706,000. and there s one big question how actually, two, when to start reopening the country. yeah. the president unveiled guidelines, of course, to help states loosen restrictions. he pointed out, it s up to the governors to decide when and how to reopen now. so, today, more of those anti-shutdown protests are planned after several. you see here what we saw on friday. the president, president trump phrased those protesters are very responsible people. pointed out to liberate some states bled by democratic governors. scientists say four states may be able to loosen social distancing measures as early as next month. a model shows vermont, west virginia, montana and hawaii, all states fewer with 900 ca
good morning, everyone. this is cnn breaking news. i m alison kosik in for victor paul. a deadly bombing outside of a crowded train station in the capital there killing dozens and injuring many, many more. we just got new numbers of the amount of people killed. the country s ministry of health says that 86 people are now confirmed dead and 200 others are confirmed injured. the blast happened at 10:00 a.m. local while they gathered for a peace rally. one of the explosions was caught on video. watch. so far, no claim of responsibility for this attack. journalist, andrew fenkell is following the story. what more do we know? it is suspicion there were two suicide bombers. one bomb right after the other. this was meant to be a zhou full protest, an attempt to protest and demonstrate in favor of piece in the southeast of turkey where there has been an increase in violence between kurdish separatists and government groups. there are going to be a great many more rallies sk
dis belief. yes, the economy is going on a roller coaster ride, so let s just hold on and don t panic. yeah, just hold on tight. good morning, i m christi paul. i m victor paul. new developments about the deadly massive wildfire in southern california. the ersken fire, killing two people, and a possible third death. officials discovered what they re calling suspicious bones, and they re investigating to see if they re human remains. at least 150 homes now just ashes. more than 1,000 others in danger of being destroyed. the look of devastation is on these people s face, lady sitting over there with oxygen tanks. i ve lost everything. unbelievable. i ve never seen this much damage from a fire up here. in the meantime, hundreds of people have been evacuated so far, but authorities are worried some may be trapped. now, there are teams coming the area with cadaver dogs, california s governor has declared a state of emergency. you see the plumes of smoke filling the