Johns Hopkins University's Dr. Robert Bollinger discusses the federal coronavirus response, and Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R-AR) discusses the recent rise in Covid-19 cases in his state and protests in the wake of George Floyd's death.
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals hears oral argument via teleconference in a case on whether they should order a lower court judge to dismiss the Justice Department's perjury case against Michael Flynn, the president's former national security adviser.
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and the Bob Schieffer College of Communications at Texas Christian University (TCU) host a virtual discussion about civil unrest amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee holds a virtual hearing on funding for fire departments and first responders during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Centers for the Disease Control and Prevention unveiled new guidelines for returning to daily life amid the coronavirus pandemic. They spoke to reporters on a teleconference. This is the CDC's first news conference since March.
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown (D) held a briefing on the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. The governor announced the state will be pausing any further reopening for seven days due to increases in positive case numbers across Oregon. She apologized to businesses that were planning on opening saying the state's experts needed time to analyze the data. She also said as of now, they have no reason to believe the increases are due to recent protests in the state.
Today's program looks at CDC guidance on reducing the risk of coronavirus infection as states reopen their economies, RNC's moving the Republican Convention to Florida, and New York's Governor mandating police reform.
This week our guest is Face the Nation Moderator Margaret Brennan. She joins us to talk about the importance of the role of "moderator", the hurried pace of the news these days, and what a week prepping for the program entails.
Today's program looks at CDC guidance on reducing the risk of coronavirus infection as states reopen their economies, RNC's moving the Republican Convention to Florida, and New York's Governor mandating police reform.
The Centers for the Disease Control and Prevention unveiled new guidelines for returning to daily life amid the coronavirus pandemic. They spoke to reporters on a teleconference. This is the CDC's first news conference since March.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper (D) held a briefing to discuss the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. Gov. Cooper said that he would not be moving forward with efforts to further reopen the state due to a record high number of COVID-19 cases. The governor attributed the high number of cases to an increase in testing around the state, but Dr. Mandy Cohen, Secretary of North Carolina's Health and Human Services (NCHHS), expressed concern about the trend in cases saying, "I think this is our first wave." Despite the increase, Gov. Cooper did say he expected students to return to school in the fall. Also discussed, were the potential for President Trump to hold rallies in North Carolina after the announcement he'd relocate the Republican National Convention (RNC) to Florida, and Gov. Cooper's thoughts about Confederate statues on the state's capitol grounds.
Today's program looks at CDC guidance on reducing the risk of coronavirus infection as states reopen their economies, RNC's moving the Republican Convention to Florida, and New York's Governor mandating police reform.
This week our guest is Face the Nation Moderator Margaret Brennan. She joins us to talk about the importance of the role of "moderator", the hurried pace of the news these days, and what a week prepping for the program entails.
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals hears oral argument via teleconference in a case on whether they should order a lower court judge to dismiss the Justice Department's perjury case against Michael Flynn, the president's former national security adviser.
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and the Bob Schieffer College of Communications at Texas Christian University (TCU) host a virtual discussion about civil unrest amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee holds a virtual hearing on funding for fire departments and first responders during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Centers for the Disease Control and Prevention unveiled new guidelines for returning to daily life amid the coronavirus pandemic. They spoke to reporters on a teleconference. This is the CDC's first news conference since March.
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown (D) held a briefing on the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. The governor announced the state will be pausing any further reopening for seven days due to increases in positive case numbers across Oregon. She apologized to businesses that were planning on opening saying the state's experts needed time to analyze the data. She also said as of now, they have no reason to believe the increases are due to recent protests in the state.
