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i also signed two supplemental budgets that reprioritize funding to stop the spread of ovid-19. is supplemental was negotiated in good faith with my administration and the legislative leaders. key priorities from both sides were included in the bill. we must react and change along with the changes since those negotiations. the legislative leaders who engaged and agreed that due to the incredible toll that ovid-19 has taken on health, families, and the economy is, that it was important iv to a number of items to save taxpayer dollars. it is to early to determine the exact input -- in fact and knowing that there is potential for significant loss in revenue, now is not the time to sign a bill for supplemental funding for anything for dollars that can be utilized to help the covid-19 response. i want to thank legislative leaders, the senate majority eader, the senate democratic leader, the house speaker, and the house democratic leader. i am grateful for their partnership during this tough ime. with this action today, we will be committing $150 million to combat covid-19. to date, t

south korea is reporting another spike a new coat on ovide us cases as a battle is the biggest outbreak of the disease outside china today beating off in south korea all necessary assistance to fight the epidemic trying appoints to its expertise treating tens of thousands of patients in the city of the epicenter of the outbreak but doctors on the front lines are there's still a lot they don't know. we've discovered special cases such as asymptomatic carriers to test positive for the virus but have no symptoms what's the reason behind that. and we've heard reports that some patients tests negative off the treatment but after a period of time a few of them test positive again that still unsolved mystery such. as cases in south korea have now been known to more than 6000 in the capital seoul transport officials are taking extraordinary measures sending disinfectant teams into trains and stations and forcing commuters to wear mosques and wash their hands . so 3 is transit networks are using strong medicine to combat the deadly coated 90 epidemic special teams are working overtime to sanitiz

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we work closely with the oviders, and i think everyone needs to dust offer their pandemic plans d work on surge planning. different systems are thinking about as you mentioned ultimate care sites or setting tents see the out-patient. it spreads with disease and seeing potential of people coming in. i think we are ready and the helpful about the various states of members of the jury, we can utilize through the emgency eration center and regional and state resource esday request resources. we are hit hard right now in the bay area. i think we'll ebe ly situation. so we can request resources from the other part the state or country. >> so give us a reity check. how bad do you think it will get? >> well, we are as the world health organization said, we're in a pan deming, and want people take it seriously. ov 85% of people will have a mild illness. and the most vulnerable is critically ill or hospitalized, anthe mortality is related highly to those with health conditions and elderly. we are to protect oumost vulnerable. >> with things changing so very quickly, what advice do you have to th

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there are key provisions that right now.contention the gop package wantso ovide families up to $2400,ut th is based on income, which could mean that some of the poorest families only receive a small amount of mon and potentially t consistently enough. there are a bunch of different things that still need to be hashed out. how much small businesses will receive an loans -- the number being tossed out as $300 billion, with $200 billion for airles. there are strings attached that the president was talking about e during the press confereat stock buybacks ander ort about not corporations --how they will potentially benefit from this. nada: jacqueline alemany, thank you so muchor joining us with that inside. jacqueline: thanks for having me. nada: that is the political side of things. what about the fight on the medical front? erare broad concerns across the united dates that hospitals since we don't ha the equipment they need and that frontline medical workers are increasingly at risk. i spoke short time ago with dr. leanwen, former baltimore city health commissionerem and gency physician

there's a new meodthatcan ovide answers without having to go to the ctor's office john lawrence explains. >>there's no reason to sugarcoat it the coronairus has taken over she's the worst public health crisis for a generation the sease is spreading rapidly across the globe. the us is among e country seeing a more th 33% dailincrease case numbers, you know this thing multiplies the experts e've consultants says that it will muiply every 66 days alth officials say the best way to combat the coronavirus is to >>however the us has issues with getting ople tested were not set up for that do i think we should be yes but we're t but there's a ne method of testing that's not only heing people but also helping protechealth care workers. so we're just going to swab the back of the throat so this next one's going to go down they could have reopened about 3, 3, miles a number of drive through testing sites are popping up cities like rochester, minnesota. >>in denver a long line of drivers getting checked, likewise in san francisco. and new york governor andrewcuomo says the state's first public driv

we have no idea the degree of cofmunity spread ovid-19 all over the country because people cou be spreadinghis disease who have mild symptoms or no symptoms at all. clinicians like myself don't have test kits. patients may be exhibiting symptoms. we just don't have enough tests for them. until we have tests can we won't be able to properly eat the patients who are already here or figure out what is the extent of the spread in our community. we could be missing hundreds if not thousands of cases in communities all around the u.s. da: absolutely, and i think the last f days in particular have shown people just how upending this virus can be. how long do you expect this will last? there are different estimates, and many peopho are wondering long schools will be closed, how long businesses will be closed, and what the impact of this will be long-term. >> we ve entered a new phase in the u.s., wheregeople are gohrough a challenging time . tiit's disr to our everyday life to have schools be closed and all these events being canceled. ani don't know, i don't big any experts know how long this is g

gatherings of people are for bid and, but physical activity outside will be allowed, y oviding peopleemain 1.5 meters afrom each other. police will ensure measures aren't forced. --are forced. facebook will give every single one of its full-time employees a $1000on to help with the impact of the coronavirus. the company has not said whether these bonuses what extent to its ousands of contract workers. the firm said it would launch it $100 million program to help small businesses durin crisis. away from the coronavirus, china has ordered u.s. citizens working for "the new york times," "theashington post," and "the wall street journal" two-hand backhand press credentials within 10 days. the foreign ministry said the journalist would no longer be including han conquered the move the number of chin nationalsting working for state media in the u.s. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, answering your coronavirus questis. we will look at the most essing issues affecting your y-to-day life. it is now one week since italy opbecame the first en country to put in place a ful

compensation, we enhanced the amount of unappointed compensation, on top of what the state ordinarily ovides for four months, the federal government will provide an adtionon $600 op of that. that is retroactive back to i think january 27. so people should go online to apply with the california emoyment office, and ther will be usmore genethan usual on employment benefits i hope for the duration of this crisis. >> reporter: when you expect that we will be able to tell if this stimulus has en effective or if there are more steps that are >>needed. t almost certainly will be a case that more steps are needed. because the economic disruptiono is immense, so i think many of us view this as just another step, this is the third package we have passed as many weeks, but we will have to do more for the states, more for students, more for the homeless, more for those that need medical care. so i don't view this at all as the end of the story, i this is jua very large package, yes, but the most immediate need that we are trying to meet right now. >> we have heard about shortages of testing kits, ventil

a longer term which will be nothing ike this, but if you have credit markets that are not cost of oviding a true credit that are not showing us is, the cost for capital higher up in the cap structure, then you should be at least inpect about what's going on the equities market. again, none of this, again, how people move long-term portfolios. they will tend to make big this, butat times like in terms of just assessing what the value of equity should be short run especially, we're first looking to the bond market for some signs of any lity before making pronouncements. theteve, we're just getting bank of russia dropping forward action guidance from its statement. imagine that because the situation includes if not 100% but, steve, e, overall, we heard from a number of european governments, and the one with the president acron, the first one to say no business, small or big, will be allowed to fail under these circumstances. to have a similar pledge from the u.s. if this?nments can afford >> i think that there will be an operational question as to how done.can be i mean, some businesses are

clearly communicate directly to other nurses and health care workers about their exposure to the .ovid-19 possible exposure that they provide education and training and not the just in time training, but actual training where you can practice it. and we also ask that they provide functioning negative pressure rooms and personal protections for nurses which right now are being kept under lock and key by managers. and the nurses have to go and get the key to get the mask, and they have been told during a code, hold your breath. i mean, it is startling that these things are happening. surge ofned for a patients. one of our nurses that took care worked 80 patient hours in one week. that is obscene. that nursesake sure and other health care workers that get put out of quarantine get a, and that they actually put those patients, those health care workers, in quarantine. there was a nurse who was exposed and they said she could work because she was not symptomatic. the cruise ship gets better quarantine than health care workers that are actually working with the virus. all of our federal gove

solano coty has 34 cases napa couny confirmed his 10th case of ovid 19 today and sadl projections suggest that those numbers could soar in just weeks the university of washington launched a new web site today. >>projecting the toll of coronavirus infections and deaths in thunited states. here's what the side projects for california, california deaths per day are expected to peak by april the 25th with more than 6,000 death projected by august. if you you would like tofind a link to explore this side further you can do so by siting our website at kron 4 dot com. it has bn a week since sajose police warned to not esntial business owners say could face misdemeanor citations if they stay open during the shelter-in-place order. so ahead of the weekend santa clara county officials also reminded residentto stay at home and keep theidistance as kron four's gayle ong reports people do seem to be following those ordes. >>santa clara county andsan jose city officials will be neighborhoods look like this. wyatt in downtown san jose few people could be seen walking dogs visiting essential businesses l

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workers versus corporations, rich versus poor, ovide and filmic biden unity to defeat president trumpho called numbl person and billions would not cost but rather sway the general election, bret. >> bret: william, thank you. the other major story breaking tonight the latest on the coronavirus. two more deaths reported in the u.s., another in washington state. for the first time the fatality outside of washington and california. vice president mike pence with the administration efforts joe said to reporters in the white house briefing room, the administration is moving quickly to expand access to testing kids. correspondent christian for domain kristin fisher joins us from the north lawn, good evening, kristen. >> mike pence just wrapped up another coronavirus briefing, something that is becoming a nightly occurrence at the white house. earlier today he was on capitol hill briefing democratic lawmakers and before that, back-to-back meetings here at the white house with the ceo of companies and industries playing a critical role in containing the spread of the coronavirus from the ceos

screening and testing for c soch ovid-19 are free in california. >>> starbucks is converting to drive-thru only service at company-owned locations at least the next two weeks. starbucks will still offer counter service at some stores near hospitals in order to serve health care workers. >>> and the garlic festival is canceled for the year and will resume in 2021. we have a full updated list of all the closures and cancellations at abc 7 news.com. >>> a big question as the bay area shelters in place this weekend as if the stay at home order will be enforced. san jose police are one department saying they will if they see the rule breaking become rampant. >>> heart of silicon valley had a completely different look friday night. it's arguably the best place equipped to handle a weekend online. abc 7 news reporter amanda shows us people are starting to get creative here. >> reporter: this is the new friday night scene in silicon valley, similar to other cities across the state as californians are now ordered to stay the home. downtown san jose, did he say late. normally packed san pedro square

unemployment benefits in terms of the amount be available,l increasing the amounts that to people,ovided covering certain kinds of leave. help are all things can economically and then critically supporting small businesses because they just don't have the cash flow or the reserves to the kind of sea change that we've seen and getting to them in the form of potentially,rest, let's hope, over time, in some interests, no-interest loans with extended repayment periods, thatlso making sure charitable, non-profit organizations who are so critical in our communities, can that kind of assistance, as well. that's going to be really important to make sure that the through this. steve: let me conclude on that point and simply ask you it depends on what happens in the senate and time line in the senate in potentially making progress. what are you hearing from your leadership? what timeline do you think it will get through the house and to the presidents that -- president's desk? >> i think the process is one of hours and days at most in terms of getting these large packages, legislative packages acr

the results puished in the new england journal of medicine say that ovid 19 can hang out as remain in air for up to 3 hours. the study found that the novel coronavirus can survive after 4 hours on copper up to 24 hours oncardboarand 2 to 3 days on plastic and stainless steel, he centers for disease control and prevention ntinue to recommend the cleaning of frequently touched surfaces and objes every day including counters table tops door knobs bathroom fixtures toilets, phones keyboards taets and bedse tables at the services are diy clean them first with detergent an water then disinfect them. the cdc recommends diluted bleach solutions 5 tablespoonof bleach per gall of wat and alcohol solutions with at least 70% alcohol. the agency says most household cleaners or disinfectants registered with the environmental prection agency should be effective tofor day's health minute. i'm mandy gaither. >>hearing from a marine county man who's been living der quarantine in wuhan china for the last 2 months. we'll hae his advice for you is coming up on 5.30 and again our top story this morning con

the bill also ovides billion for small business loans. 250 building billion be made available r unemployment insurance benefits billion in los for distressed companies. >>well the paage of the stimulus bill mes at a great time for the 1 million people in california who have filed for unemployment. so homeowners were also be getting a break soon that's becauscafornia leaders have secureda deal with 4 major national bas to teorily suspend home rtgage paynts for those newsome says wells fargo citi us bank and jmorgan chase all agreed on a 90 day grace period, another 200 smaller banks also made similar commitments. >>4 of the 5 largest institutions committed to just stop that 90 day unfortunately nk of america did not publicly commit to that they just committed to days hope they will reconsider and joins a those other that are willing to do the right thing. >>well vernor newsomsaid that the state'swork with bas will continue on other issues liketm fees and erdraft charges. and we' just getting a look now at how empty the streets of san francisco are from a new where people have been ordered to

so far the company has said it will ovide bonuses for in-store shoppers shift leads say the strike ll last until insta cart agrees to their terms delta airles is proving free flights for medical professionals who are flying to areas facing a surge in coronavirus cases. >>the company is giving round-trip tickets to medical volunteers who are traveling to work at ospitals in hard hit areas like georgia, louisiana and michigan. this comes as the way the louisiana's governor saythat state needs as many medical professionals as it can get. delta also says if needed it could also expand the progr to other areas, includin california new york an washington. >>disney will not be opening theme parks in april as originally planned companies to eme parks in the u s will remain closed indefinitely both disneyland in orange county and disney world in florida closed earlier this month. another resource will emain closed unl further notice the company's been paying its employees during thclosu of a disney says it wi continue to do that only until april 18th. all of disney's pas, worldwide are shut do

for workers it is congress' latest legislative step, as it also considers ways to ovide relief for smallses and for workers, and stabilize the roller coaster financial markets. >> the men and women who pour neeir entire lives into small businesses do no even more obstacles. they need help. they need a lifeline. they need to know that congress understands the historic obstacles they're facing, and that we have their back as well. leader chuck schumd thisminority pandemic demands an even greater response. >> democrats a proposing a marshall plan for our public health infrastructure. the sooner we act on it, the better.ra >>ham: meanwhile, president trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau wnounced today that the u.s./canada bordl be closed to non-essential travel. trudeau spoke from his home in ottawa. >> these measures will last in place as long we feel they need to last.m: >> brangresident trump said today the u.s. is not moving to close down the border with mexico. and across the unitees today, daily lives remn stalled. the are now confirmed infections in all 50 states. the norm

president signed one of the packages and the next one is being worked on right now in congress which could ovidech as a trillion dollars more to deal with the pandemic trevor shirley. we also bank of america now allowing customers that are expericing financial hardship from the coronavirus to efer payments on mortges and credit cards. bank of america will work they say on a case by case basis and allow their customers to not not only pause their crit card payments and mortgage at that also auto los as well. and it'snot just b of a making ese changes home loans that are guaranteed to fannie mae and freddie mac are also being a ordering lenders to be flexible in terms of paymts. regulators expect the entire a similar pocy. homeowners are bng encouraged to call their lender to discuss their opons. i don't just stop paying your mortgage buyou know if you call them you can arrange a singer you might be able to not pay anything. for 12 months. >>in the east bay, the tesla facty in fremont is going to close on march 23th to try to slow the sprea you know you're supped to not workf it's not essential te

today summoned the chinesesador to the u.s., after an incendiary accusation by a cherese official ovid in a tweet, a chinese ministry eokesperson alleged that u.s. army brought the virus to wuhan, the original epicenter of the outbak. but, he cited no evidence to support that claim. china's embassy in washington did not immediately respond. and, iraq today denounced u.s. strikes on iranian-backed militias that left six people dead overnight. the u.s. targeted sites linked to the militia group blamed for a rocket attack that killed three american serce members wednesday. in washington today, the head of the u.s. central command said the tit-for-tat strikes sent a >> these attacks are designed to usprevent future attacks o, which would be the definition o fensive action. i think the tension is still very high. i ink the risk is still significant in the theater and even though we may go days or a period of time without anythi happening, i think we're still at a period of significant risk. >> woodruff: wednesday's attack was the deadliest to targetam ican troops in iraq since last december

the legislation also establishes tax edits that secretary treasury will describe that will ovide paidly medical leave fo coronavirus reted employment. interruptions expect ctor doctor bergsten doctor found she ll reiterate this if you are ck. now you need not be concerned if you're an hourly wage earner in america. the need bconcerned about staying home if you're sick stay home. you're not gonna miss a paycheck because of this legislation that's moving through the congress will make sure that that employer, including small businesses have the ability to provide paid leave to you. this also provides funding and flexibility to ensure the senior cizens women children low income families have access to emergency nutritional assistance and it incentivizes states attorney's access to employment benefits again e president and i are profoundly grateful. 4 of the partisan spirit and the drove this legislatioand let me also say how grateful we are. the secretary of the easury and the long hours that he put in negotiating a this measure. let me say also last ight at the department homelandsecuri

before us that preservation of minor league baseball is in the public interest as it will continue to ovide affordable, family friendly enter kainement. they deserve than to be considered in the context of a balance sheet. these communities have supported their teams through thick and thin and produce the fall ent that we see on the baseball diamond at the major league. i urge m.l.b. don't forget where you come from. baseball has been rooted in communities like mine. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. ms. miller: i yield three minutes to the the gentleman from west virginia. >> i rise in support of h.r. 6020 and i thank the committee for advancing this piece of legislation to us. my colleague and i from massachusetts have been leading this fight around the country to preserve minor league baseball in the 42 communities. mr. mckinley: baseball in these communities by this proposal by major league baseball to virtually eliminate minor league teams in small towns from massachusetts to montana and communities like charleston, bluefield, and princeton west virgi

the federal government continues greecesive action and steps to address the ovid-19 threat as we a -- protect the health and safety of the american people. it remains our top priority. is especiallyuard posit and equipped to assist federal, state and local the ies while serving public. in response to this unprecedented nationwide president trump has approved washington, california, national guard units under title 32 status for covid-19 response. the president's action provides the nation's governors continued of their national guard forces, enabling states to use additional resources to meet the missions necessary in the covid-19 response. the national guard is a viable avenue to provide a much needed asset that is supported.ged and i want to be clear. this title 32 activation does national guard members. the national guard is still nder the authority of each governor. they will work in concert with the department of defense, and a lot of disinformation circling and i want to make sure it's nderstood this is not marshal law. the department of defense will lead this task. finally we c

health experts and private sector health care providers have what they need to continue to respond to ovid-19? dr. fauci: i believe you already have done that to a big extent by the supplement that you have done. the $8.3 billion supplement which really allowed us to do the kind of things each of us re responsible for different aspects of the response. i know speaking for myself and my agency, the n.i.h., the amount that we got from that supplement, that we'll get, will allow us to really accelerate what we have done in the arena of therapy as well as the development and acceleration of accines. i want to thank you for that. that's probably the most important thing. the other thing i think is important is what you're doing right now. to have the opportunity to come before you within reasonable -- don't want to come every day, but come enough to get the american public to really hear from us because this is an volving situation. it's not static. it's not one off and you're done. it's going to just evolve over the next several weeks. dr. redfield: i want to add one point. it's been so import

this is from inside of time magazine, a special report on .ovid-19 mike ryan with a reminder on why socialistancing is so important at this time. [video clip] , taking pressure off the health care system. they don't fundamentally deal with the problem of disease transmission. if you want to get back to what countries like korea, japan, or china are doing, singapore, hong kong, and others, you want to get back to that, you have to get back to the hard-core public for quarantine isolation. in some senses we need to slow down the virus and then suppress the virus. that takes different combinations of different measures. social and physical distancing measures are very hard, socially and economically. we need to use whatever time those measures are in place to put in place the public health architecture that can then go after the virus. measures may change things. avoiding large groups as cities and states are literally under lockdown. some headlines, this from "the new york times," "hospitals sterilizing's face masks to you several times. this from inside -- host: let's go to jonathan in glen