ohio governor mike dewine ahead. >>> plus, face to face. presumptive democratic nominee joe biden narrows in on his search for a running mate. the latest on his vp shortlist ahead. ♪ >>> hello. i'm dana bash in for jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is confused and angry. it is difficult even to fathom the number of americans suffering from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. nearly 5 million of them have now tested positive for the virus, and 162,000 are dead. more than 7 million students are starting the school year with online learning only. and more than 16 million americans are unemployed. and after two weeks of negotiating, congressional democrats in the white house could not reach any agreement to help those american families who were struggling just to put food on the table. at this point, lawmakers have no plans for further talks. president trump who did not attend those negotiations, spent the long weekend at his golf resort in new jersey said yesterday that he would bypass congress to sign an executive

dewine, tested positive for the virus. dewine has been one of a handful of republican governors who has argued for strict mask wearing in his state. there's also breaking news just coming in from the national football league. at least 66 players now say they are opting out of playing this season because of coronavirus. all of that comes as parents and school districts are facing the difficult decision about whether to send students back to classrooms or teach them at home. there's a lot of new reporting tonight, and our team of correspondents is standing by to cover it all. cbs' manuel bojorquez leads us off from miami. manny. >> reporter: well, margaret, florida's florida's governor today continued his push for in-person instruction and said he would like to see school sports resume, too. that is something other states have delayed. in the meantime, as you mentioned, ohio's governor revealed today he's tested positive. >> big surprise to me, and certainly a big surprise to our family. >> reporter: governor mike dewine's d

ohio governor mike dewine at the forefront of the battle against the virus now testing positive, moments before he was supposed to welcome president trump at the airport in cleveland today. and as more districts prepare to start the new school year, teachers in michigan today protesting against returning to the classroom. the president again insisting students should be in school, downplaying the virus's effect on them, saying, quote, very young children are incredibly powerful. abc's steve osunsami in atlanta tonight to lead us off. >> reporter: as the president was landing in ohio today, one of the first people he was hoping to meet, governor mike dewine, was sharing that he had just tested positive for covid-19. >> i just said, i look forward to seeing the governor, they said, sir, he just tested positive. but he's a great guy, he's done a fantastic job. >> reporter: anyone meeting with the president has to be tested and that's how governor dewine learned his diagnosis. the republican, who closed bars and restaurants long before many of his peers in other states, is highly popular at

ile, ohioer: meanwhile, ohio governor mike dewine is governor mike dewine is relieved one day after having to cancel a rump duewith president trump due to a positive covid-19 test result. thursday night, the governor took two more tests. both came back negative. >> you want to tell them how you feel? >> i feel good. >> reporter: and 97-year-old rosa lee tyson from salisbury, north carolina, is feeling much better today. after more than three weeks in hospitals battling the coronavirus, she's now finally back home with her son. >> older people, right, they said, hey, my time is up. they give up. but she never gave up. >> reporter: mola lenghi, cbs news, new york. >> reporter: this is janet shamlian. cases of covid in children are rising. more than 338,000 testing positive as of the end of july, according to the american academy of pediatrics. 97,000 of those cases reported the last two weeks of the month, a 40% jump. more than 25 children died in july. six-year-old gigi morse among the victims this week. >> as a society, all of us, we need to own this. >> reporter: dr. tina hartert at vande

ohio's governor mike dewine has tested positive for covid-19. he was being tested as part of the standard operating procedure to greet president trump who is now heading to cleveland for a fundraiser. dewine has no symptoms, we're told, but he is heading home to quarantine for 14 days. and the lieutenant governor has tested negative. he will greet president trump instead. >>> president trump is due to land any moment now. he's scheduled to tour a whirlpool corporation manufacturing plant this afternoon and then head to that private fundraising event tonight. at least 1.2 million people have filed for first-time unemployment. while that number is lower than wall street forecast, it marks the 20th straight week where new unemployment claims have topped 1 million. and also today, devastating early warning signs as many schools are still trying to figure out what reopening schools look like. decisions that will impact 50 million public school students. in georgia whery in school year just started on monday, look at cherokee county. four schools have

this time it is the governor of ohio, mike dewine. he was supposed to greet the president when he arrived in cleveland today but he tested positive. the governor says he's had no symptoms and headed back to columbus to quarantine. you may recall late last month congressman louie gohmert tested positive before he was supposed to travel with the president to texas. also worth remembering the president routinely blasts the need for expansive testing and likes to call testing overrated. ryan nobles traveling with the president there in cleveland. ryan, how did this all play out today? >> reporter: you know, brooke, you mention the fact the president often downplays testing. simple fact is anyone who comes in close contact with the president of the united states is given a rapid coronavirus test. governor mike dewine of ohio among those scheduled to meet the president on the tarmac in cleveland today. given one of those tests and it came back positive. dewine went back to columbus to quarantine at his home eventually in cedarville, ohio. e

joining me now is ohio's republican governor, mike dewine. first of all, governor, thank goodness you're okay and healthy. but what i want to ask you about this experience, you called it scary. i wonder whether it gave you a greater appreciation for the panic the people fear because the testing is inadequate. specifically about the plan you have, there are millions of antigen tests that are out there and people are concerned about them. but you're obtaining with a group of six other states the ability to do more of them. do you still have that plan even though you have your own personal experience about how inadequate that test is? >> first of all, i talked with larry hogan this morning. we were just talking about that. and i think what people should not take away from my experience that testing is not reliable or doesn't work, what i took was an antigen test, which is really -- should be looked at as a screening test. 1.3 million ohioans are taken a pcr test. that test is very, very, very reliable. and so that is the diagnostic test. that's

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governor mike dewine tested positive for coronavirus. dewine only took a test because he was supposed to greet the president when he arrived in ohio today. we're going to be there in just a moment. >>> this afternoon, before he left the white house, the president reaffirmed to reporters that he believes a vaccine will be ready as early as election day. >> a vaccine could be ready by october 3rd. are you optimistic? >> i am. i'm optimistic it will probably be around that date. i believe we'll have the vaccine before the end of the year, certainly, but around that date, yes, i think so. >>> dr. fauci has been more conservative, saying that we could have a vaccine by year's end. the house subcommittee on the coronavirus is about to hold a hearing on reopening schools. some schools are already open. others open this month. but with the virus spreading all around the country, many educators, staffers, and parents are worried, even more so since the president has threatened to withhold federal dollars if a school does not reopen. >> and later

ohio's governor mike dewine has tested positive for covid-19. he was being tested as part of the standard operating procedure to greet president trump who is now heading to cleveland for a fundraiser. dewine has no symptoms, we're told, but he is heading home to

hours after announcing a positive test, governor mike dewine tested negative for coronavirus in the evening. the first test was a rapid antigen test. remember, eight states have entered a pact to purchase antigen tests. >> the rate of positive tests going up in 33 states. that's considered a reliable early indicator. positive tests proceeding a surge in cases and obviously hospitalizations and deaths. higher positivity is an especially big problem because the pandemic is spewing young, young people who tend to be asymptomatic and they spread the virus without realizing it. in georgia one student posted this photo of a very crowded hallway in her school and she paid homage to the late congressman john lewis and she explained why she did it. >> i was concerned for the safety of everyone in that building and everyone in the county. like to say this is some good and necessary trouble so i don't regret doing this because it needed to be said. >> suspended for taking that picture and showing the world how the conditions were in the hallway. in that same spirit, dozens of georgia teachers gathered

ohio governor mike dewine as with osprey to good to see you again. i know you can't see this, so let's listen to what i'm explaining your. i think it's good news for a lot of the states we saw in july. this is the heat map going through the entire crisis. the darker the red, the more problem you had. florida, texas, arizona certainly in that category. what we're finding right now is in the state of arizona, this is so impressive, their peak was on july 6. they are going in the right direction. over here, florida, their peak was on july 17th. since that they've been getting that number down as well. in the state of texas, their peak was july 22 commit cuc all within a week, governor, in mid july, they saw things, they adjusted, they change their behavior perhaps, and then you see the line go down. let me show you one more. the trend is obvious. their trend as your friend, what do you make of this right now because you were one of the first that really put the clampdown in ohio. >> i think the governor got it and they understood. congratulations to the

ohio governor mike dewine was none on hand to greet the president at the airport in cleveland after he tested positive for the coronavirus. the wind is now under quarantine for 14 days. the president took a tour of a whirlpool washer machine factory and defended his administration of his trade policies. >> my administration added half 1 million jobs before the play came in. >> reporter: the trump campaign's request for an earlier presidential debate has now been denied by the nonpartisan commission on presidential debates. the first debate with presumptive democrat nominee joe biden is september 29th in cleveland with two more happening in october. joe biden's campaign has launched a new political ad focused on black americans. it urges people to stand up to president trump the way their ancestors stood up the violent racist of a generation ago. the ad title, better america, also takes a direct swipe at the president and mentioning him by name. a democratic senator says he is launching and investigated into changes on the usps with males across the country. michigan senator says delays

the president said in his coronavirus test the governor of ohio mike dewine tested positive so he has to stay away from the president? >> for sure. they are being careful who gets close to the president. the irony is governor mike dewine an ally of the president has been prudent in terms of his personal behavior. stayed away from crowds. doesn't go close to reporters, but he has 23 grandchildren. if i was going to speculate, maybe the governor, the positive contest is confirmed, contracted it in his very large family. the president this morning talked to me for 45 minutes on my radio show. he talked about a lot of things. he referenced what peter doocy reported earlier. he thought that the former vice-president joe biden could not run and hide. as he runs for president he has to emerge and do tough interviews like the president endured on my microphone this morning. i asked the president and this testing site leading into the fundraiser is testimony to what i will say. i asked the president if the entire presidency and reelection efforts were based on the coronavirus sponse? in other

governor mike dewine just spoke out about his infection saying he feels fine but has a slight headache. we'll get more on that in a moment. let's check in with martin savidge. fifteen states seeing coronavirus deaths on the rise in certain states. >> you add the new projection coming from the university of washington saying we could see as many as 300,000 deaths in the united states due to coronavirus by december 1st according to modeling. with the caveat you could reduce that by 70,000 deaths with consistent mask wearing but that's not happening. >> in a private call with state and local officials, produces coronavirus task force coordinator dr. deborah birx outlining areas of danger. >> we are concerning the high level kansas city, portland, omaha, talked about central valley. >> experts roar about the percentage of positive test results in the country on the rise in 33 states. >> this is a predictor of trouble ahead. >> the nation's top in effefect disease expert dr. anthony fauci warning a small fraction of a percent is a problem. >> it's a clear indication you are getting an uptic

>> ohio governor mike dewine was said to meet with president trump during his visit, but he was forced to cancel after testing positive for covid-19. he spoke about the diagnosis and gave an update on his health well speaking outside his home. dewine: this has been an interesting day for the wine ewine family. at about 6:00 this morning, i joke to cleveland and the idea was i was going to get tested, which i did. everyone who sees the president is tested. , and when i got to the airport i found out shortly thereafter i tested positive. that was a big surprise. obviously could not see the president. could not great the president. it had been my attention to greet him when he flew into cleveland. back, andran, headed stopped in columbus. fran and i and some of the people who work mostly with me were tested. it was not a rapid test, so we do not have the test back yet. i feel fine. i have a headache. i get a lot of headaches throughout my life, so a headache is not anything unusual. the size that, i feel well. big surprise to me. really big surprise to our family. when i found out, i call

today on that front, we learned that ohio's republican governor mike dewine at first tested positive for the virus using a rapid test just prior to greeting the president in cleveland. >> everyone who sees the president is tested, so i was -- i was tested. i went from there to the airport, and when i got to the airport, found out shortly thereafter that i had tested positive. >> and, again, but wait, there's more. we say at first he tested positive. tonight the governor said he tested negative in his second test of the day. his state has seen a rise in virus cases over the past several weeks. he's been forced to take aggressive actions to try to contain the spread as many governors have, including issuing a stay-at-home order, a mask mandate, closing schools, postponing the state primary. tonight there appears to be a new warning about an uptick in cases from dr. deborah birx, but nothing she was willing to say publicly, mind you. the folks at the center for public integrity once again reporting that in a private phone call on wednesday, birx told state and local officials the white

then you have news coming out today that ohio governor mike dewine tested positive and only found out because he was tested before meeting the president. what does that say about how many people are walking around with this virus and unknowingly spreading it? he likely wouldn't have gotten the test otherwise, i assume? >> that's right. that's right. i think some estimates, which i think are very reasonable ones say we're undercounting ten fold. you look at the screen, close to 5 million infections, it could be 25 even 50. the interesting thing about the governor did he wine we think of testing in locations with people have symptoms, surveillance testing would be the kind of testing where you're starting to surveil communities. what dr. did he wine had was assuran -- dewine had was assurance testing, because he was going to meet the president. before visiting school or family, whatever it may be and they would know. assurance testing of that's not a fantasy. it still strikes me seven months into this we can't nearly achieve what governor did he wi -- dewine was able to achieve. >> the

ohio governor mike dewine. that is sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. and noon eastern. i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper on this friday. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to our view years here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzerthe pandemic ha claim ld the lives of more than 160,000 americans. the situation in new york state has improved to the point where the governor andrew cuomo is clearing the way for schools to reopen next month including the nation's largest school district. that would be new york city. also breaking, talks between the trump administration and congressional democrats for another round of pandemic stimulus has just collapsed. the treasury secretary steven mnuchin says he will recommend president trump make good on his threat to take matters into his own hands through executive orders. let's get some more on the pandemic right now. cnn national correspondent athena jones is in new york for us. schools there and indeed across the state, they will be re-opening. >> reporter: h

weighs unable to meet with republican governor mike dewine because divine came up positive on a coronavirus test. correspondent david spunt starts us out from the white house. >> good evening to you. this is second time in 24 hours that facebook put out a statement relating to something with president trump. yesterday it was about a facebook post. they wanted it taken down. today it's about a pro-trump super pac they say can no longer advertise on the site for 90 days. >> late today facebook announced it would block trump's super pac the committee to defend the president from advertising on the social media site. in a statement to fox news, facebook said as a result of the committee to defend the president's repeated sharing of content to determine by third party fact-checkers to be false, they will not be permitted to advertise for period of time on our platform. last night facebook and twitter removed and flagged social media post deemed to be misleading about covid-19 and kids. the president made the controversial comments on "fox & friends" yesterday morning. >> if you look at children,

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dewine is now among the latest to test positive. screened today before he was set to greet the president on the tarmac in cleveland, he has no symptoms and returned home to quarantine for 14 days. >> this virus is very tough. and yes, you can contract it even when you're being very, very careful >> reporter: but many others aren't so lucky. over the last week one american has died every 80 seconds from complications of the virus. tonight a new forecast predicting nearly 300,000 americans will die from covid by the end of the year. if extreme measures aren't taken to slow the spread. >> party over here in hollywood hills. >> reporter: after a house party in beverly hills the mayor of los angeles is threatening to cut off power and water to anyone who hosts a large gathering. >> these large house parties have essentially become nightclubs in the hills. >> reporter: in new york check points are screening incoming travelers at train stations, airports, bridges and tunnels. visitors required to provide personal information to contact tra

ohio governor mike dewine first tested positive for the virus thursday. overnight, results from a second test showing he's negative. actress alyssa milano slamming what she calls the flawed testing system, telling cnn she tested positive for antibodies even though she tested negative for the virus in april. >> to me this is such an incredible, incredible failure. >> reporter: the president saying he's hopeful a vaccine will be ready by november 3rd, election day. >> i'm optimistic it will be probably around that date. i believe we'll have the vaccine before the end of the year, certainly, but around that date, yes, i think so. >> reporter: but dr. anthony fauci expects that date to be later. >> we're trying very hard to ultimately get a vaccine that might be available by the end the year or the beginning of 2021. >> reporter: until then, fauci insists social distancing and masks are the best defense against the virus. but in south dakota, masks will not be mandatory as hundreds of thousands of visitors are expected to attend the sturgis motorcycle rally t

>>ohio governor mike dewine has now tested positive for the coronavirus the announcement came shortly before he was supposed to meet with president trump in cleveland. one says he has no symptoms but plans to quarantine at home for the next 2 weeks. he is the latest republican politician to test positive for coronavirus shortly before he was scheduled to meet with the president. last week it was texas gop representative louie gohmert he tested positive for lead before he was set to fly on air force one with the president. no word though has repeatedly refused to wear a mask. what's changed uptown talk about our 4 zone forecast as we take a look outside of what should be our sutro camera showing us the golden gate bridge but that fog rolling in fast and furious tonight. let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for a look now at our friday forecast which sounds like it's going to be a little bit warmer butler do some free just in you said your little disappointed with weather lately so. >>we're going to see if we can make it a little nicer head and you see more si

and now that things happen ohio's governor mike dewine who recently unveiled a partnership with fema to provide school districts with masks. >>announced that nearly 600,000 public school students will be returning to in person learning when the school year begins paying a e at least one ohio teacher has already gone the extra mile for her students literally preschool teacher maria janae hodge has launched a school on the go where she travels to her students homes. >>it is makes it easier for parents to be able to do what they need to do and i know that they're getting the education that any. >>that was bianna golodryga reporting for us of the 101 largest school districts in the country, 63 will start the new academic year from oatley. and on some other news, the world health organization suggests delaying routine dental cleanings during the coronavirus pandemic according to the w h o all dental cleanings oral health checkups and other preventative care should be postponed until coronavirus numbers in communities decrease. now the reason given is that dentists work very closely to pat

that group now includes ohio republican governor mike dewine. his office says he tested positive earlier today, hours before he was to greet president trump when he arrived in cleveland. governor also says he has no symptoms and will quarantine for two weeks. testing in the u.s. fell nearly 4% over these past two weeks, when it should be ramping up. officials say it's because people are discouraged about waiting hours to get a test, only to wait days or weeks for the results which negates the purpose of testing at all. as testing appears to slow down, the president's making a new claim about the timing of a vaccine in what looks to be an attempt to bolster his re-election chances. the president says the u.s. could have a vaccine by election day, just 89 days from now. >> we have a lot of vaccines under study. we look like we're going to be really good on vaccines and with therapeutics. >> what's the earliest we could see a vaccine? >> sooner than the end of the year. >> sooner than november 3rd? >> i think in some cases, yes, possible before. ri

. >>> turns out ohio governor mike dewine might not be part of that group after all but we don't really know. dewine's office said that a rapid test he took yesterday came back positive. he took it prior to greeting the president. but a lab test conducted last night came back negative. while doctors point out these instant tests offer more false negatives than positives, the governor had this to say during a news conference a short time ago. >> the results last night, the test from ohio state had come back negligenative for all of u. they wanted to re-run it just to double-check, a few hours later we got a call that those tests had come back negative as well. so we're very happy, obviously happy about that. zblm zmr kind of illustrates the problem with testing microcosm. governor andrew cuomo said schools can open their doors for in-person learning. schools are locally governed so he's leaving it up to local political and school leaders to whether and how to reopen and cuomo warns things could change if the positive test rate in the state rises above 5%. >>> on the economic front, the l

dewine, was sharing that he had just tested positive for covid-19. >> i just said, i look forward to seeing the governor, they said, sir, he just tested positive. but he's a great guy, he's done a fantastic job. >> reporter: anyone meeting with the president has to be tested and that's how governor dewine learned his diagnosis. the republican, who closed bars and restaurants long before many of his peers in other states, is highly popular at home and says he has no symptoms. >> and when i got to the airport i found out, shortly thereafter, that i had tested positive. >> reporter: president trump, who wore a mask as he toured a an appliance factory, is hopeful that a vaccine could be ready by election day. >> i'm optimistic that it will be probably around that date. i believe we'll have the vaccine before the end of the year, certainly, but around that date, yes. i think so. >> will that help you in the election? >> it wouldn't hurt. it wouldn't hurt. but i'm not -- i'm doing it not for the election. i want it fast because i want to save a lot of lives. >> reporter: but many of his ow

ohio governor mike dewine first tested positive thursday. but overnight, results from a second test showing he's negative. actress alyssa milano slamming the flawed testing system, saying she tested positive for antibodies, even though she tested negative for the virus in april. >> to me this is such an incredible, incredible failure. >> reporter: the president says he's hopeful a vaccine will be ready by november 3, election day. >> i'm optimistic that it will be around that date. i believe we'll have the vaccine before the end of the year. >> reporter: but dr. anthony fauci expects that date to be later. >> we're trying very hard to ultimately get a vaccine that might be available by the end of the year or the beginning of 2021. >> reporter: until then, fauci insists that social distancing and masks are the best defense against the virus. but in south dakota, masks will not be mandatory, as hundreds of thousands of visitors are expected to attend the sturgis motorcycle rally this weekend. >> we want to stress personal responsibility to our

ohio governor mike dewine says a second coronavirus test he took has come back negative. he had to scrap his visit to greet president trump earlier today in ohio. that's because he tested positive for the virus. coronavirus tests are mandatory for people in close contact with the president. >> i just said i look forward to seeing the governor. they said sir, he just tested positive. >> i feel fine. i have a headache, you know. so where did i get it? i have no idea. >> he will take a third test saturday to confirm this latest result. close contacts to the governor have tested negative, as well. >>> president trump contradicted virtually every health official in his administration today, saying he's optimistic a vaccine may be ready by election day. >> i am. i'm optimistic that it will be probably around that date. i believe we'll have the vaccine before the end of the year, certainly but around that date, yes. i think so. >> the president, without citing evidence, said timing a possible vaccine to november 3rd wouldn't hurt his election chances. >> my projection, which is

ohio governor mike dewine says a second coronavirus test he took has come back negative. he had to scrap his visit to greet president trump earlier today in ohio. that's because he tested positive for the vi close contah the president. >> i just said i look forward to seeing the governor. they said sir, he just tested positive. ha a headache, you know. so where did i get it? i have no idea. >> he will take a third test saturday to confirm this latest result. close contacts to the governor have tested negative, as well. >>> president trump contradicted virtually every health official in his administration today, saying he's optimistic a vaccine may be ready by election day. >> i am. i'm optimistic that it will be probably around that date. i believe we'll have the vaccine before the end of the year, certainly but around that date, yes. i think so. >> the president, without citing evidence, said timing a possible vaccine to november 3rd wouldn't hurt his election chances. >> my projection, which is only a projection, is that somewhere towards the end of the year, the beginn

is governor mike dewine infected? initially he tested positive and could not greet president trump during his visit to ohio today. after the first test, though, he went home to quarantine. but this evening, governor dewine tweeted that a pcr test, which looks for the genetic material specific for the virus, came back negative. out of an abundance of caution, the governor plans on having another pcr test this saturday. >>> as we head into friday, still no agreement on capitol hill. lawmakers are trying to negotiate the details of another stimulus package. democrats and republicans are reportedly far apart on some big issues. treasury secretary steve mnuchin says the parties cannot agree on aid to states and local governments and renewing supplemental employment benefits. >>> when the politics play out in washington, d.c., real stories of hardship continue to unfold. another 1.2 million people lost their jobs and filed for unemployment in the past week. also study from california policy lab says when the pandemic first

. >> reporter: and now that mike dewine has tested positive, he found out because he had been planning to meet president on the tarmac. >> i got up at 6:00 this morning and the idea was i was going to get tested which i did. everyone who sees the president is tested. i was tested. went from there to the airport. when i got to the airport i found out shortly thereafter that i had tested positive. so that was a big surprise. i feel fine. i have a headache but i get a lot of headaches throughout my life so a headache is not anything that unusual. besides that, i feel well. >> reporter: governor dewine doesn't sound particularly worried, but he told reporters he has asthma, the kind of underlying condition that could cause concern. >> we wish him only the best. president trump is in the key battleground state of ohio. he is trying to improve his flagging poll numbers. the governor's testing positive with coronavirus probably didn't help. jim, the president suggested an ambitious time frame for a vaccine and self serving. >> he is tying his hopes of election results by saying he hopes to ha

ohio governor mike dewine announced that he has tested positive for the virus and plans to quarantined at his home for the next two weeks. the republican governor was supposed to meet president trump at the airport today and was tested on protocol. have seen transmission of covid-19 among children. this comes after the president said that children are virtually immune from the virus. a video yesterday shared by an account linked to the president, in which he said that children "don't have a problem." global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i believe that the injection of that kind of money, liquidity into the economy, is likely to have some long-term ramifications. the most likely is some picked up in inflation. that does not mean it is a mistake. the mere fact that you do something that has possible negative consequences does not mean it is a mistake. if they had not done the things they did, we would be talking about a much more serious econom

on this headline from usa today, governor mike dewine's testingsitive spotlight issues, looking back on the governors rapid test that he took on thursday ahead of the president's visit to ohio, that rapid test giving a positive result but two pcr tests found that the wind tested negative. how do we make testing more to -- reliable? test: it's a rapid notoriously known to have false that yourmeaning positive or not. false positive meaning sometimes it says you are positive for the virus and you are not. it's notoriously inaccurate. the pcr test looks for the whole virus. and it is much more accurate. if it says you are negative or positive, it depends on the fit -- the specificity of the test. i always encourage people to understand when you take those tests that they can sometimes be wrong and you usually have to have another confirming test. do a couple antigen test's. one in the morning, one in the that's why you've seen the white house has had some tests that have not been accurate when they have done them at the white house. this test is notoriously inaccurate. of statesst experi

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ohio governor mike dewine tested positive for the coronavirus in a routine screening before he was going to meet president trump. he is not experiencing any symptoms. but he's gone home and he will have more testing. we expect an update from him in the next half-hour. >> neil: thank you very much. some of the statistics so we are on the same page. the unemployment rate got down to 4.7% under barack obama. 3.7% was the wage increase. the president picked up on that and gained steam when he came into office. i want to make sure we are comparing accurate numbers. the president mentioning how disastrous things were for the markets. the s&p 500 picked up 150% with him. this president has had a nice ride in the stock market. what interruptions from the virus we almost wiped them out. the nasdaq was at an all time high. both men can crow about their performance. i wanted to make sure you had accurate numbers versus the obama administration and in the trump administration. in the meantime, we are keeping a close eye on washington, d.c. on the stimulus measures. competing price tags and prioritie

let's get to sue herera for our cnbc news update >>> ohio governor mike dewine has tested positive for the coronavirus. the test was done as part of routine screening, because the governor was scheduled to greet president trump after he landed in cleveland he has no symptoms, will you will self-service isolate. >>> portland police have delivered riot conditions two nights in a row. >>> capital one will pay $80 million to a u.s. regulate after a data breach was suffered last night. the bank was fined to identify risks as it moves its it operations to the cloud. >>> lebanon's customs department says one of the main security agencies reported to the cabinet in the past year about the dangers from explosive chemicals being stored at beirut's port. 2750 tons of amon numb nitrate were left sitting in a warehouse for years despite warnings from officials. we see the results there with that massive explosion you are up to date kelly, back to you. >>> sue, thank you >>> let's get to today's quiet climber. we are looking at it sea, with the ticker symbol se it's down about 5% today let's dive in

mike dewine out of being the president, not that he wants to do that. since you have the tests unreliable under the president of the united states, you wonder if there's not a better way to do it and the fact that the testing, gene robinson, used around the president of the united states is so inaccurate tells you how long -- first of all, how dangerous that is for the country that the leadership can't even be tested safely, but also, how poorly our testing regimen is even six months into this. >> right. definitely defeats the purpose of giving everybody a test who's going to see the president if you can't rely on the test. right? so you have no idea if -- you know? hopefully you have some idea. hopefully it's not 50% inaccurate or whatever. but clearly in this case and as jonathan said in other cases the test, the rapid test has been wrong and certainly does call into question its worth and also it just -- it does raise questions. there's so many different tests, different kintds of tests, different manufacturers, different methods with different degre

. >> reporter: ohio's governor mike dewine who unveiled a partnership with fema to provide masks, announced that 600,000 public school students will be returning to in-person learning when the school year begins. at least one ohio teacher has already gone the extra mile for her students. literally. preschool teacher hodge has launched a school on the go where she travels to her students' homes. >> it just makes it easier for the parents to be able to -- to do what they need to do and i know that they're getting an education. >> reporter: how much do we love her? the governor of rhode island is expected to announce today she'll be delaying the start of the school year by at least a few weeks. she said that the state needs more time to make sure it's safe to get kids back to school. the state has a positivity rate of 5.6%. to put into perspective as we see schools open in georgia they have a positivity rate of 11%. we're expected to hear from the governor of new jersey who may announce whether in-person classes can resume and they have a positivity rate of below 1%. so clearly a lot of the go

. >> neil: ohio governor mike dewines okay. and a few hours later finding the test was negative. how does that happen? he will be our special guest. we are following fast movement developments on capitol hill with a stimulus measure now looks to it be in doubt and the white house might take matters into its own hands. they are separated by 1.5 trillion dollars. susan lee at the back drop that made republicans more stiff if their resistance to this. a good employment report. first to the white house and where they go from here. kristin. >> there was not a lot of hope heading into the final day of meetings after 2 weeks of meetings and not a lot of process. house speaker nancy pelosi laid out her terms and steve mnuchin said it was a non-starter. not a huge surprise when they didn't have a deal. here's what nancy pelosi and chuck schumer said about it. >> it was a disappointing meeting. they rejected it. they said they could not go much above their existing one trillion dollars. >> i said come back when you are ready to give a higher number. >> what is happening is the democratic l

. >> speaking of governors, the ohio governor mike dewine just tested negative on his second coronavirus test, but this of course came after testing positive just this morning before greeting the president. so he had a positive test in the morning and a negative test at night. i mean, what does this say about where we are with testing? >> wel >> well, there's always a tradeoff between speed and accuracy. from what i gather the first test was a rapid antigen. i tried to find out who the manufacturer was, but i couldn't find that. the second test -- if you have a positive test it's normal to have a second test. the second test was the pcr test, which is the gold standard, and that's the test that's taking the longer time because it's usually the test that's taken in these labs. you have to mail your specimen in and wait a few days after they've taken it. but it's common that the rapid antigen test haves false results. the argument is you can get more of them and do more tests, inaccurate tests, make up for -- or equate to one better test. there's an old expression -- you cannot make a silk

ohio governor mike dewine testing positive for the coronavirus. he tested positive as he was preparing for an upcoming visit from president trump. dewine said he was tested a fourth time out of a quote abundance of caution. a georgia officer is being investigated after firing at a car full of kids. the georgia bureau of investigation said the kids were pulled over for a violation. as the kids got out and ran the officer started firing when he approached the vehicle. no one was hurt by the gunfire. i'm ashley strohmier. ♪ ♪ greg: time once again for -- ♪ byob. southwest airlines asking people to stop drinking bring their own booze. ever since airlines stopped serving alcohol, which is wrong, people started to bring their own. swinging their own drinks will be thrown out of the plane which it reaches 35000 feet. i kid, it's actually 40000. speaking of booze, the world health organization asking people to use, you really need to party? they say some people going to bars, barbecues and such has led to new outbreaks in some countries. a survey fi

breaking news, ohio governor mike dewine has tested positive for covid-19. the 73-year-old is in his first term as governor of ohio and has been credited with doing a good job of the virus in ohio. the governor of ohio has tested positive. florida has been struggling to get coronavirus under control, the number of deaths continue to rise, although the number of cases appeared to be leveling off. we welcome now congresswoman donna shalala. last time we spoke two weeks ago, you said it was out of control. is it better today? >> and actually is not. remember, we closed down our testing site with the promise of a hurricane that did not happen, but it is still out of control. we still have community spread and all of our communities and south florida, and the governor has still not mandated masks, which would be the simplest thing to do. we have too many businesses that are open, too many people that are forced to go to work. when you look at where the cases are, they are still in nursing homes, low income communities, multigenerational families that live in clos

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