jillian: the media twisting anthony fauci's testimony to so fear and division. >> doctor anthony fauci spoke publicly today about the pandemic without donald trump over his shoulder. >> donald trump, listen to anthony fauci, follow science, not your ego. wuhan they are trying and failing to pit anthony fauci against the president. the heritage foundation joins us next. >> doctor anthony fauci spoke publicly about the pandemic, disagreeing. >> we saw him contradict the administration from one to another. that doesn't sit well with people inside the administration. >> listen to anthony fauci, follow science, not your ego. jillian: democrats in the mainstream media, framing anthony fauci's testimony as a rebuke of the president. rob: anthony fauci says it is not accurate. why does the media insist on this narrative? jillian: thanks for being here, beverly. there was a lot you could take away from yesterday including the fact that anthony fauci talked about headway with possible vaccines and he is looking forward to having one but there is a lot of positive you can take away from it. why a

asumiÓ que el doctor anthony fauci bueno con todos los de la ecuaciÓn. ante la escasez de alimento, el gobierno facilita los extranjeros para trabajar en la industria de cadena de suministro de comida. la cadena de noticias britÁnica afirma que los muertos por coronavirus en mÉxico son cinco veces mÁs que las 864 muertes que reportan las autoridades. hoy es miÉrcoles 13 de mayo. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nnocturna. >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique y patricia . enrique: buenas noches. vendidas a la ediciÓn nocturna. el debate para la reapertura del paÍs enfrenta a la ciencia y a la polÍtica. los expertos en salud pÚblica y epidemiologÍa insisten en que la red evasiÓn de la economÍa debe seguir una serie de lineamientos con los lÍderes polÍticos, en su mayoría republicanos, simplemente no estÁn de acuerdo. hoy el presidente donald trump criticÓ el doctor anthony fauci que pidiÓ cautela antes de avanzar en el proceso para reabrir escuelas. claudia nos tiene los detalles. claudia: esta tarde el presidente do

anthony fauci, but it is still quite remarkable. top is president trump's infectious disease official. to a fewwas speaking people in new york over the past 24 hours and they said, you will not see that man back in the white house. i think that will be the shock if he is back in the white house. so whato fly again, news? yourrie: good luck for weekend. roche, this antibody test has approval of the top authority, and premised are boris johnson has called the antibody test a game changer. there been some missteps with faulty tests. testing, there is obviously a need for this. the prime minister has come about thense pressure handling of the coronavirus, especially in these older health care facilities, older homes. on top of that, as he tries to ,et the economy back to work about how bad those figures were. this roche test, certainly a reprieve for the u.k. government's response. nejra: thank you so much. coming up, a gloomy u.s. outlook. fed chair jerome powell warned of dangers but treasury secretary steve mnuchin had a more optimis

anthony fauci warned the health crisis in the u.s. could be worse than already known, telling senators the actual number of deaths could be higher than current estimates. >> i think you are correct that the number is likely higher. i don't know exactly how much higher, but most certainly it's higher. >> reporter: he was grilled on some of the questionable comments by president trump. he said our testing is the best in the world by far. but that's not true. data shows the u.s. still lags behind other countries. it compares the u.s. to south korea even though the two are far apart in deaths. >> i find our testing record nothing to celebrate. their numbers are going down, down, down because they didn't have the kind of outbreak we d. and ours are going up. >> reporter: and rand paul echoed complaints from trump supporters that they have been too cautious. >> i don't think you are the end all -- >> i have never made myself out to be the end all. i am a scientist and public official. i think we better rethink things if we are being dell ti

in seeing what anthony fauci's house looked like. look at the reaction here. it is just as affected, books stacked everywhere, oriental rug, all the equipment scattered about. it is a mess but he's dressed and groomed as always. kevin says books are usually for show but that guy read all of those and this twitter user says we need to see his refrigerator before making a final judgment. interesting to see the inside people's houses. i pay attention to what matthew mcconaughey's office look like yesterday on special report. rob: maybe you need to take a closer look. >> reporter: i wouldn't be opposed. rob: $3 trillion coronavirus we plan pitched by democrats considered dead on arrival in the senate. the kings college in new york says the bill is designed for a shutdown economy when it should be focused on recovery. he joins us live. jillian: a country star planning the first social distancing concert facing threat of a shutdown, we will tell you about it. accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the differ

anthony fauci weighs on market sentiment, warning against reopening tuesday. reward is the worst he's seen. the fed says more fiscal report do support is needed. a speech from jay powell today. the u.k. begins its low reopening as the business secretary says employers have a duty to keep staff safe. we will get a glimpse at the economic fallout from coronavirus in first-quarter gdp figures. more earnings coming in across the bloomberg. taking a provision in this quarter of 326 million euros. ae market penciled in loan-loss provision of 286 million. over a billion euros in loan losses. nowhere near what you see with the spanish or italian's. there's an operating loss at the bank of 277 million. they penciled in 159.9 million euros of a loss on the quarter. that's the state of play with commerzbank. we will keep a track on that. we are tracking the losses across the map. what do you have from abm -- abn? nejra: 1.11 billion euro. the estimate was 656.2 million euros. that's a bigger fourth-quarter loan-loss provision and it's the red headline. got,rms of what el

anthony fauci. other witnesses appeared remotely. megan tevrizian has more. >> reporter: this morning people hoping for stay-at-home orders to be lifted could have a long wait in southern california. >> we know with all certainty that we would be extending health orders for the next three months. >> reporter: los angeles county now likely extending their safer at home order until august. >> it means that this is just a wawhen it arrived. >> reporter: health officials saying unless there's a dramatic change, there is, quote, no way all restrictions can be lifted in the coming months. >> we're still going to be living under health orders, all of us in america, for many, many months. that doesn't mean the order stays in place exactly as it is today. >> reporter: the revelations come as cal state, the largest four-year public university system in the country, announces it will close campuses through the fall, keeping classes online and keeping nearly 500,000 college students home for another semester. meanwhile, reopening plans are raisi

anthony fauci. meanwhile the vice president of the united states, former vice president that is, joe biden issued a tweet today that was a video reacting to the death toll taking a very brief listen as he expresses his sympathy for what has happened is so many americans. >> to all of you that are grieving, i am so sorry for your loss. this nation grieves with you. >> the former vice president, of course, he also blamed the trump administration for the slow response as being equally responsible for the growing death toll. meanwhile at a time of increased tensions with beijing and the

anthony fauci. tonight the president is accusing the infectious disease expert of playing all sides, questioning dr. fauci's cautioning about schools reopening. we're also learning president trump is privately questioning the accuracy of the coronavirus death toll here in the united states as it now rises above 83,000. he and some aides are asking if the numbers may be inflated despite dr. fauci's warning that the deaths may actually be undercounted. >>> also tonight announce vaccine director turned whistle-blower is planning to tell congress america will face in his words the darkest winter in modern history without a ramped up coronavirus response. it's a very grim forecast as most states are moving to reopen with a national hodgepodge of rules and restrictions. let's get some more from our chief white house correspondent jim acosta. we just heard from the president a little while ago he doesn't seem to be all that happy with dr. fauci. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. we've heard a lot about this

today, anthony fauci testifying he was able to give his own take. he is in eight tough spot, presidident trump -- a tough sp, president trump. attacking them could simply backfire and result in a loss of popularity for the president himself. >> how are americans seeing this tension between getting back to work and dealing with the covid-19? >> he is -- trump and his administration facing a lot of admitted -- a lot of criticism. there is a poll suggesting the majority of americans think it is not worth risking the public health for opening the economy too quiuickly. the major allegation is that trump and his administration acted too late. he didid not take ththe threat seriously. we are counting 80,000 casualties with 1.3 million infections and counting. president trump at the same time is still bragging with his work and the work of has administration in countering the outbreak. we could see that at a press conference on monday when he said the united states and germany are leading the fight against corona. delivering. a very distorted image he is f

. >> reporter: a no nonsense warning from doctor anthony fauci. >> as k points we put in our guidelines, there is a real risk you will trigger an outbreak you may not be able to control. >> reporter: in a tense exchange, senator chris murphy said the guidelines are criminally vague and they are not available when his state reopens next next week. >>> when will we get the guidance. >> i expect it to be posted on the cdc website soon. >> soon? >> reporter: on the subject of covid-19 deaths which stand at more than 82,000, bernie sanders asked how much higher the number could go. >> i am not sure if it's going to be 50% higher but most of us feels that the numbers of deaths are likely higher than that number. there are likely people who died at home who did have covid- 19 who are not counted at covid- 19. >> reporter: they detailed how the federal government shipped two states 12 million swabs. >> we anticipate that the nation will be capable of performing 40,000 tests per month. >> reporter: mittmitt romney hit them with this question. >> is president obama or president donald trump respo

>>> anthony fauci is expected to tell lawmakers that the u.s. will see needless suffering if the country opens up too quickly. >> all the health officials are united in that. >> testing certainly is a very important function and we have prevailed. >> when i hear the word we've prevailed, that's hard to understand. we're only in the second inning of this nine-inning game. >> the actual testing is going up. >> when you see the number of lives lost, from my point of view, we're on the other side of the mountain. >> announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> and we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world in the is new day, it is tuesday, may 12th, 6:00 here in new york. this is a significant morning in terms of our health. this morning, the nation's top health officials will testify in front of congress for the first time since the coronavirus became a pandemic. a lot has changed in those two months. medical experts have learned a lot, and this morning we will hear from them. "the new york

anthony fauci talks about a second wave. can it be prevented? >>> we're hearing from the man who saved a life, bravely pulling a driver from this burning wreckage and getting him to safety. >>> dolly parton working overtime for all of us. what she managed to do in between all those bedtime stories that's giving us all new inspiration for when life gets good again. >> her brand-new song later this half hour in "the skinny."it's m ♪ when life is good again >>> a little dolly never hurt nobody. >> can i say i already love it just from that little sample? that woman is a national treasure. >>> we're following several major stories this morning, including that tragic coronavirus milestone. >> more than 100,000 americans have been killed by the coronavirus three months after president trump said the u.s. had it under control. though one official says we might be able to avoid a second wave. >>> more on that in a moment, but first, parts of minneapolis burning as anger builds after a black man's death at the hands of police. at least one death has be

anthony fauci. the president saying that fauci did not give an acceptable answer when he urged caution about schools reopening and suggested schools should stay closed in the fall and sources in the white house say the president is privately questioning whether or not the coronavirus death toll in the u.s. is inflated. fauci testified to the senate yesterday he is almost certain deaths from the coronavirus are being undercounted and dr. rick bright testifies before congress and plans to say the trump administration wasn't prepared for the coronavirus pandemic and the u.s. faces the darkest winter in modern history if a coordinated national response is not put in place. john harwood and our resident fact checker, daniel dale. john. over 84,000 people now have died from the virus in the united states. the world health organization warns it may never go away. president trump is spending his time undermining our country's top infectious disease expert. what is going on? >> what is going on is that the p

the top infectious disease expert, anthony fauci, is a member of the task force. heard anthony fauci really undermining president trump's claim that the country has beaten the virus. dr. fauci did not mention the president by name but certainly, his warning resonated very strongly within the senate going against much of what the president has been saying in recent days. not only dr. fauci but other witnesses who appeared before the health committee as well, colleagues of dr. fauci. now, all of them adamant that the guidelines for opening up should be followed rigorously. now, among these guidelines, for example, is that for a period of two weeks, there is a gradual reduction of cases of infection before states can open up. the number of states have opened up or dropped some of the mitigating measures despite these guidelines and this, dr. fauci insists, is something that could have terrifying consequences. if that occurs, there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak as you might not be able to control it. it will set you back. not only leading to some su

coronavirus task force is calling on states not to rush to ease restrictions dr anthony fauci has warned of serious consequences including needless death is among the experts testifying before senators they're reviewing the trumpet ministrations handling of the pandemic and discussing plans to to lift lockdowns but folks he said that ignoring guidelines could result in an outbreak that states may be unable to control. let's go live to our white house correspondent kimberly halted kimberly one gets the impression that many of donald trump's opponents were hoping that dr fox he was going to speak very freely about the way that the top administration has handled this it strikes me that he's been much more measured in the way that he's been talking to senators he's been more measure but there are some points that dr anthony found she has made this top public health official in the united states are one of the top public health officials that are in direct contradiction with the u.s. president for example as the us president on monday said that essentially the united states has prevailed in d

anthony fauci will testify under oath before congress today because fauci contradicts the president on tone and substance. he will say, quote, if we step over the checkpoints and the guidelines to open america again, we risk the danger of multiple outbreaks throughout the country. this will not only result in needless suffering and death, but would set us back on our quest to return to normal. that is very different than what the president has been saying, isn't it? >> reporter: absolutely. it is a bizarre situation because the guidelines that anthony fauci is going to affirm this morning are guidelines the president of the united states himself rolled out a few weeks ago. but what is happening is the pressure is getting to donald trump. you can see it in the nonsense tweets this morning. so he -- as his poll numbers decline, he feels the need to rapidly push for a reopening, even though many states are not meeting those guidelines and you still have a significant death toll, significant case numbers. now, some good things are happening. testing is increasing. the positivity rate is de

anthony fauci, who will be really front and center of the news cycle today. he will be testifying virtually to the senate. "the new york times" as his message to the senate is to say that americans would experience needless suffering and death if the nation opens up too quickly. that is were they going to be first and foremost for the news agenda today, waiting for that testimony from dr. anthony fauci. manus: good to see you. it is almost kind of a hamsters loop of repetition. we talk about the roadmap to reopening, but the colonel of of the storykernel is not about hedge fund allie, it is about this core of new york, where small businesses are crippled, rent is not getting paid, and businesses are still shut. one point dr. anthony fauci wants to make his he doesn't want states reopening before they meet the guidelines outlined by the white house. governor cuomo said parts of new york could reopen as soon as this weekend. that is really about upstate new york, finger lakes, mohawk valley. this is not new york city and the tri-state area. drivehat could inclu

did anthony fauci really say school is out until the vaccine is in or are his views more nuanced than that? welcome to fox news at night. white house correspondent kevin cork start us off. >> reporter: at some point you wonder if it is like having an and deliver general flynn's head. remember his original guilty plea in december of 2017 but since then there have been repeated delays in sentencing including a third delay today by judge sullivan who wrote this, at the appropriate time the court will enter a scheduling order governing submission of any briefs meaning friends of the court. judge sullivan who was elevated to the dc circuit by former president bill clinton now wants to allow interested parties to weigh in on flynn's case which is fair to say is a highly unusual move for criminal prosecution to say nothing of one that has already been abandoned by the doj itself, flynn's attorney responding tonight writing this to the court, the proposed amicus brief has no place in this court, no further delay should be tolerated or any further expense to him and his defense. according to t

anthony fauci. tonight the president is accusing the infectious disease expert of playing all sides, questioning dr. fauci's cautioning about schools reopening. we're also learning president trump is privately questioning the accuracy of the coronavirus death toll here in the united states as it now rises above 83,000. he and some aides are asking if the numbers may be inflated despite dr. fauci's warning that the deaths may actually be undercounted. >>> also tonight announce vaccine director turned whistle-blower is planning to tell congress america w

their first move appear to be trying to hold a hearing in the white house with doctor anthony fauci, the house isn't even in session next weekend house majority leader steny hoyer vote today in a letter to resume capital operations about detailed plans in place for the provision of supplies and protect individuals from exposure, information on how many staff to return first during the phased return. none of that has happened but it didn't start democrats who wanted anthony fauci to testify and said some democrat house members would come back to question him. the white house but the kibosh on that saying they are opening up america index with any vaccine development and counterproductive to have individuals involved in those efforts. congressional hearings. house congressional hearings, democrats in control of that statement, we are learning wuhan -- anthony fauci will appear before the republican-controlled senate may 12th. they will be stuck with hearing from president obama's former director of the cdc at the centers for disease control and prevention. if testifying before the hous

anthony fauci and the head of the cdc answering questions in the senate. the candid words about reopening the country too quickly. dr. fauci saying if we're not careful, it couldrigger an outb that we can't control. now with millions of americans set to start going back to work. of course all of this as the death toll approaches 82,000 lives lost in this country. dr. fauci acknowledging the real number is almost certainly higher. the chairman of the committee and three out of four witnesses under some sort of quarantine. dr. fauci warning about the potential of an outbreak which could start another economic problem. the moment that mitt romney compared testing to what happened in south korea. and dr. fauci talking about kids going back to school is september is a bridge too far. his clarification. we begin with mary bruce, leading us off. >> reporter: testifying from modified quarantine at home, the nation's top infectious disease expert, dr. anthony fauci, today with a stark warning for the 45 states moving to reopen without meeting the federal guidelines

anthony fauci said today. with renewed warnings to keep our distance and masks to prevent further outbreaks. but to be prepared for any possible second wave. eva pilgrim leading us off on the staggering toll. >> reporter: in just three months, unimaginable loss across the country, from a nursing home in washington state to overwhelmed emergency rooms in new york. 100,000 american lives lost to the coronavirus. the president traveling to florida, so far today not addressing that milestone. but joe biden did send out this message. >> there are moments so heart-rending that are fixed in all of our hearts. a shared grief. today is one of those moments. >> reporter: as the toll grows daily, states now scrambling to jumpstart their economies with a patchwork of precautions. >> we are moving forward, but let us not forget the most vulnerable among us. >> reporter: california, one of 14 states where cases are still rising. the state marking 100,000 infections, but today in most counties, salons reopening with temperat

anthony fauci noting tuesday the number of u.s. deaths may be far higher than the 80,000 plus reported. and while september may feel like a lifetime away, there is pressure for answers about school this fall. dr. fauci warning there is not a single solution and there also won't be a vaccine in time. >> the idea of having treatments available, or a vaccine, to facilitate the reentry of students into the fall term, would be something that would be a bit of a bridge too far. >> reporter: meantime, disney now accepting july reservations for its theme parks, as baseball prepares for a shortened season with fans cheering from home. there was some pressure on officials at the hearing for direction from the cdc. senator chris murphy of connecticut actually pressing cdc director robert redfield saying are we going to get this guidance or not, my state is getting ready to reopen, i would like to have the information. and dr. redfield basically making it clear, it will likely not be there in time for connecticut at least, which is one of the

anthony fauci. we heard from senator rand paul yesterday and overnight from the key allies in the media. with really just unbright dled attacks on dr. fauci. >> is this the guy you want to vest all of your trust? is this the guy you want to chart the future of the country? maybe not. this is a very serious matter. the decisions we're making right now. tony fauci has not been elected to anything. some people think he should be dictator for the duration of this crisis. insanity. >> fauci, to be blunt, is the face of this failed -- you got to question the entire premise of this. >> the chief buffoon. >> anthony fauci seems to favor what the democrats want. massive restrictions with no end in sight. >> all due respect to dr. fauci's expertise, no one elected him to anything. >> so there is a zero percent chance that this was not coordinated. when you see it across the primetime lineup of fox. i'm waiting to see how the president responds. no one has suggested that dr. anthony fauci be a dictator of ever

anthony fauci. the president saying fauci did not give an acceptable answer when he urged caution about schools reopening and suggested schools in some parts of the country should stay closed the in the fall. and sources at the white house saying the president is privately questioning whether the coronavirus death toll in the u.s. is inflated. fauci testified to the senate yesterday that he is almost certain that deaths from the coronavirus are being undercounted. also the ousted vaccine chief dr. rick bright testified before congress tomorrow and plans to say that the trump administration was not prepared for the coronavirus pandemic and that the u.s. faces the darkest winter in modern history if a coordinated national response is not put into place. joining me now, cnn white house correspondent john harwood and daniel dale. good evening to both of you. john, over 84,000 people have now died from this virus in the united states. the world health organization is warning that it may never go away. pr

anthony fauci. >> this is regarded to a greater degree. there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak that you may not be able to control. >> reporter: among those

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anthony fauci. >> this is regarded to a greater degree. there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak that you may not be able to control. >> reporter: among those testimonying director of the cdc. an intense exchange says the agency delaying the guidelines of when states can reopen because they won't be available until after his state reopens next week. >> it will be posted on the cdc website. >> soon? >> i can't tell you but the state will reach out to the cdc. >> reporter: of the covid-19 related deaths the senator asking dr. fauci how high the number can go. >> i'm not sure but most of us are feeling like the numbers are leakily higher. there maybe people who died at home that had covid-19 who aren't counted as covid-19. >> reporter: they're detailing how the federal government has shifted the swabs. >> we're feeling that our nation can support over 50,000 test as month. >> reporter: and mitt romney hitting dr. fauci with this question, >> president trump obama or president trump are responsible for not having a vaccine. no on

anthony fauci, said deaths are likely undercounted. >> the number is likely higher. i-- i don't know exactly what percent higher, but almost certainly it's higher. >> reporter: tomorrow on capitol hill, rick bright, the administration's former top vaccine researcher who was pushed out of his position, will testify that if the response is not ramped up, 2020 will be the darkest winter in modern history. >> brennan: paula, wow. i want to also ask you about what the acting director of national intelligence did today when he released a list of officials who asked to know the identity of michael flynn, then incoming national security adviser, when his name appeared in classified reports back in 2016. what is the significance? >> reporter: well, margaret, "unmasking" is when a senior government official requests to know the identity of a u.s. citizen in an intelligence report. it's something that happens thousands of times a year. now, on this list of approximately three dozen officials is former vice president joe biden. and administration officials here at the trump whit

anthony fauci and the head of the cdc when it comes to reopening america too quickly. dr. fauci warning it could trigger an outbreak you may not be able to control. he also acknowledged today in a senate hearing, the nation's death toll is likely higher than the 81,000 cases being reported. >>> the nation's top health officials testifying before the senate. three of them while under some type of quarantine. dr. fauci telling senators, and the american people, if you think we have it completely under control, we don't. tonight, what he said about the timeline for a possible vaccine, about when children can go back to school. and senator mitt romney telling the president's testing czar, i find our testing nothing to celebrate. will there be enough tests for americans preparing to go back to work? tonight, the new promise. what can be expected, and when, when it comes to testing in this country. >>> also tonight, the new and alarming cases of that condition affecting children that some doctors believe is linked to covid-19. at least 13 states now reporting cases. roughly 100

dr anthony fauci said the country did not have total control of the outbreak. his message is at odds with that of president trump , who is keen of president trump, who is keen to get the economy going again. nick bryant reports from new york washington continues to look like a scene from some dystopian drama. this, the still surreal sight of senators donning face masks for a hearing on covid—19. one senior democrat resembling a bandit from the wild west. the key voice was america's top pandemic official, anthony fauci, who strongly warned about the dangers of reopening too quickly — a message for the country, a message for his boss, donald trump. if that occurs, there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak that you may not be able to control which, infact, paradoxically, will set you back, not only leading to some suffering and death that could be avoided, but could even set you back on the road to trying to get economic recovery. we don't want your shutdown any more! the pandemic has demonstrated the polarisation of america. this, a liberty rally

why anthony fauci is sounding a new alarm. we have reports this morning from china, london, quebec, belgium, germany and spain. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is ear"early start." i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. tuesday, may 12th. 5 a.m. in new york. for the first time since coronavirus was here, top u.s. health officials, most of whom are self-quarantining, will all testify remotely. new overnight, dr. anthony fauci laying bare his emotions about opening prematurely. >> if we skip over the checkpoints in the guidelines to open america again, then we risk the danger of multiple outbreaks around the country. this will not only result in needles suffering and death, but it will set us back. this won't be the first time fauci has gone public with his concerns. he said this about testing back in march. >> it is a fail. it is admitted. the idea of anybody getting it easily the way people in other countries are doing it, we're not set up for that. do i think we should be? yes, but

anthony fauci. really what was so unusual about it, some of the testimony, how it all came together. it was like nothing we've seen before on capitol hill. witnesses were not present obviously in the committee room. they participated by video conference, as did the republican committee chairman and other senators. the senators who attended, some wore masks, others did not. individuals in the room were asked to be 6 feet apart. public was not permitted to attend. phil mattingly tells us what happened once the meeting began. take a look. >> the consequence could be serious. >> reporter: the white house's top public health officials issuing a stark warning as president trump presses to reopen the country. >> my concern that if some areas, cities, states, what have you, jump over those various checkpoints and prematurely open up without having the capability of being able to respond effectively and efficiently, my concern is that we will start to see little spikes that might turn into outbreaks. >> repo

anthony fauci is striking an optimistic tone when it comes to the challenges ahead. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, four months after the country's first covid-19 death, the u.s. death toll now tops 100,000. that's higher than the number of u.s. military combat deaths in every conflict since the korean war. a new poll finding one in five americans know someone who's been hospitalized or died from covid-19. three of those people who lost their lives just this past week include 34-year-old sergeant simon zamudio of carpentersville, illinois, the father and husband passed away three days before his mother who also lost her battle with the virus. school safety agent doris kirkland who worked with children in brooklyn for more than 30 years became the 43rd member of the nypd lost to the virus and estimate conductor joel revsen has become the second of the metropolitan opera orchestra to die from covid-19. >> this country, as i say often, has been through some really terrible, challenging times, you know, world wars, depression, 9/11. this falls in

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dr anthony fauci said the country did not have total control of the outbreak. his message is at odds with that of president trump who is keen to get the economy going again. nick bryant reports from new york. washington continues to look like a scene from some dystopian drama. this, the still surreal sight of senators donning face masks for a hearing on covid—19. one senior democrat resembling a bandit from the wild west. the key voice was america's top pandemic official, anthony fauci, who strongly warned about the dangers of reopening too quickly — a message for the country, a message for his boss, donald trump. if that occurs, there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak that you may not be able to control which, infact, paradoxically, will set you back, not only leading to some suffering and death that could be avoided, but could even set you back on the road to trying to get economic recovery. we don't want your shutdown any more! the pandemic has demonstrated the polarisation of america. this, a liberty rally in boston, massachusetts, a tea

coronavirus task force is calling on states not to rush to ease restrictions dr anthony fauci has warned of serious consequences including needless death is among experts testifying before senators there reviewing the trumpet ministrations handling of the pandemic and discussing plans to lift lockdowns but he said that ignoring guidelines could trigger an outbreak that states may be unable to control . well let's go live to our white house correspondent kimberly hall could a very measured tone that was taken by dr fox he and all the members of the coronavirus task force. yeah very measured not the explosive testimony that some had been expecting given the fact that the u.s. president is not hovering over anthony found she told or as he has in past when the doctor the top scientist testified at the white house press briefings that no longer occur so this would have been the opportunity for him to do that but instead he has been somewhat measured still it's important to know that he has not held back on especially contradicting the president a one main point and that is that the you knight

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>>with the holiday weekend upon us the nation's top disease expert doctor anthony fauci says visiting with family and friends. it can be done safely. as jacques morial reports fauci says precautions are still needed to stop the spread of the virus. doctor anthony fauci says how you socialize with family and friends this weekend depends on where you live. >>but with proper precautions and distancing. fauci says even he plans to get out and enjoying memorial day weekend. >>i'm going to do that with my wife and my daughter and our dog and we're going to go out we're going to be having a mask on appearing on next stars coronavirus house calls this weekend now she says if you live where there is very little infection. i might think about having a group of meeting with people of 5 or 10 people getting together sort of barbecuing as long as we stay separate from each other and wash our hands fauci says memorial day travel can be safe depending on the infection rate where you're going if you're going to an area that looks reasonably well contained then i think you could feel very comfortable,

what was your reaction to the comments made by anthony fauci? as he previewed his remarks, he did say he thinks the death toll has been higher than the official 80,000 reported because i may have died and we did not know it was covid—i9. he also says he was warning against states opening up too early. and there are these some states are too early. and there are these some states a re not too early. and there are these some states are not meeting the white house guidelines. the key of which is they should have a 14 day period where the number of cases is declining and he is concerned that they are not meeting what are called those gateways. you mention nebraska there and there is nebraska, iowa and arkansas, all midwestern states people are particularly worried about where they are seeing on the dash an uptick in the number of infections. we covered their some of the states that are opening up and are eager to, is there still a public appetite to keep the lockdown going in other states and other parts of the country? it is interesting because t

doctor anthony fauci says the covid-19 pandemic has been a worst nightmare scenario. >>but he remains optimistic about emerging treatments, a possible vaccine and beginning to reopen the country. the new normal. >>will likely be for at least a more through seasons caution from doctor anthony fauci the head of the national institutes of allergy and infectious diseases appearing on coronavirus house calls this weekend. saying americans should remain focused on preventing the spread of the virus. the real determining factor to put this into the history books will be if we get a safe and highly effective vaccine. a coronavirus vaccine is already showing promise in early clinical trials all 45 people in a trial from drug a during a produced antibodies for the virus, the levels. >>of anybody. >>our high the tide is are high. even at a modest dose. that's not the end game, but it certainly makes us cautiously optimistic, but its distribution is at best months away and for people already sick with the virus to talk about remdesivir ear fauci says emerging treatments like rimm

anthony fauci wants to play "all sides of the equation." nowas been pushing back on is the time for the economy to reopen we could backtrack on the progress we have made in the midst of the pandemic. to talk more about the market slide today, i want to bring in taylor riggs. turned negative for the year. we saw the nasdaq boosted by tech considerably over the last several days. what has happened to start this turn? taylor: we have had some poor economic data. i want to talk about some of the cpi data to reinforce what we already knew. we are in a deflationary environment. you also mentioned jay powell. he said the economy faces unprecedented risks and could lead to economic damage. what that means for the nasdaq -- we have erased the gains we have had for the year. year bynegative on the about 1.2%. as you mentioned, big tex has been -- big tech has been in outperform or. -- outperformer. the rest of the market looks like it was reacting. if we had seen a 2% decline on the s&p, which we did not see, it would've been two straight days of a 2

also doctor anthony fauci had a warning to states open ahead of federal guidelines. >> my concern is that we start to see little spikes that will turn into outbreak. >> the president is sending the opposite message. >> some democrats went after program for reopening the economy too soon but republican senator rand paul who is also a doctor said we should open. >> as much as i respect you doctor fauci, i do not think you are the end all. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi is talking about thinking big, her latest proposal is a $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill that would bail out local and state governments and expand unemployment and food stample benefits as well as cash payments for many americans but republicans say it has spending that has little to do with the coronavirus. >> it has so much unrelated to the coronavirus that it is dead on arrival. >> reporter: it clocks in at 1800 pages. it is not expected to go anywhere in the senate. >>> we are still not sure when california restaurants will be allowed to let customers eat inside but the state has new guyed lines that res

anthony fauci. the president calling his warning against reopening too soon not acceptable, especially when it comes to schools. this as that rare child illness is in at least 17 states and the cdc tonight on the verge of issuing a new nationwide alert. >>> plus, that ousted federal vaccine chief issuing his own bleak waing, what he says the u.s. must do to avoid quote the darkest winter in modern history. >> also, the crisis on campus harvard medical school, the latest big name to cancel some in person classes for the fall >>> a major american company telling employees they can work from home forever. is this the future of the american office? >>> the fbi sounding the alarm, how china is trying to steal u.s. vaccine research. the news tonight from a member of our nbc news medical team, how he may have gotten the virus while taking extreme care his message to everyone watching >>> the first responder fatally shot by police eight times in her own home her family now saying it was a botched raid the o

anthony fauci, those are the only two sources that i go to. they know what's happening. >> thank you, will, we appreciate it. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america" and have a great day. >>> right now on "america this morning," trump versus fauci. the president takes on the doctor when it comes to re-opening schools. why he says fauci's answer was unacceptable. >> this as the cdc prepares to issue a new alert about the mystery illness affecting children. the new warning to doctors as we hear from a previously healthy 14-year-old who nearly suffered heart failure. >>> testing on campus. inside the bold new plan to allow college students to return to classes in the fall. >>> more americans out of work. the new prediction about unemployment and which americans are getting hit the hardest. >> breaking overnight, the growing wildfire threat. flames surrounding this highway. evacuations being ordered.