kenneth, mona? >> andrew, thank you. >>> now to the front lines. the federal government is deploying 1,000 medical experts to new york as much needed supplies arrive today. >> reporter: this morning, desperately needed protective gear is arriving in the u.s. on three planes, part of an effort by the white house and other countries called project air bridge. on board, nearly 3 million n95 masks and surgical masks, more than 11 million gloves along with gowns and other grave nee equipment despite reinforcements from around the world. >> i understand what they're dealing with. i understand they're being asked to do the impossible. >> reporter: video from "the new york times" shows brooklyn hospital center's icu pushed to the limit. one-third of its doctors and nurses are out sick and even landed in the icu. >> i feel great. just to be home feels amazing. >> reporter: near los angeles, darren, an er nurse, is finally home but is still on oxygen after being hospitalized with the virus for nine days. >> i remember one night just laying in bed going, i fe

kenneth, mona?administration says americans will start seeing money from the $2 trillion stimulus program in the next two weeks, but that's only if you've previously done direct deposit or tax refund in the past. about 80 million americans have not. a web portal is being set up for people to connect with the irs. mailed checks will likely take months. >>> the trump organization is reportedly losing more than $1 million in revenue every day during this virus outbreak according to the "wall street journal." and the "new york times" reports the company is exploring if it can delay payments on some of its loans and other obligations. >>> and two retail giants are taking new steps to protect customers and workers from the coronavirus. starting today a membership card will only get two people into costco at the same time. the chain is already restricting the number of shoppers inside a store. meanwhile, target is also limiting the number of people in stores. the retailer is also providing disposable face

kenneth and mona. >> ines, thank you. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this friday morning. many trees across the new york city metro area were no match for a powerful line d through the area thursday. some power lines were down, but no widespread power outages reported, and this was the scene in cleveland, ohio, some april snow showers, but it was only a dusting so no big deal. checking today's high temperatures, mid-40s to low 50s across the midwest today. it will be just as cool in the northeast and only into the 60s today along the west coast. 53 in the nation's capital. >>> coming up, a dazzling light show across the country for doctors and nurses. >>> also ahead, the new legal bat many over closing churches on easter sunday. >>> and we'll hear from the mother of five who fought the coronavirus for 15 long days in we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance.

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. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth and mona. the president has set forth his plan. we know he's highlighted may 1st, but the trump administration has said that states will be in the driver's seat here, so we'll see what kind of pace they set. president trump laying out his blueprint to re-open the country. >> america wants to be open and americans want to be open. >> reporter: his guidelines call for a phased approach though he says it'll be up to governors to decide when to lift restrictions. states would enter phase one after they see a two-week decline in the number of people with covid symptoms and in the perjury of people testing positive for the virus. once a state can check those boxes people would still be advised to do social distancing and avoid groups of more than ten but businesses could look at slowly return to work. without a rebound they can move to phase two where you could see some places like restaurants, movie theaters and bars re-open with social distancing protocols. the president hopeful parts of the country could re-open by month's end. >> i t

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kenneth, mona?e getting more details on president trump's upcoming executive order on immigration. trum 60-day pause on the issuin the president says the order is meant to limit the competition for jobs as the economy reopens. immigration attorneys say the order will have little impact because the government effectively stopped processing green cards last month. >>> massachusetts is at the forefront of a national effort to trace the spread of the virus. it's called contact tracing. while that effort is ramping up, frontline workers are being put to the test. abc's will reeve reports from boston. >> reporter: boston in the grips of the pandemic. we're with the first responders working round the clock, fanning out through the city, answering call after call. many of the patients suspected to be sick with covid-19. emts taking every precaution. scrubbing up in layers of ppe. the patient has been loaded into the ambulance. the emts took off their scrubs, disposed of the ppe, now they're headed to the ho

mona, you want to take this next line right here?ys, quote, by the grace of god the alarm went off and nobody got hurt, y'all. >> that's perfection. >>> an elementary school worker now unemployed because of the coronavirus has found a way to keep busy and make some money, make money at the same time. she's selling picnic tables for squirrels. she enlisted a neighbor to build the tables and she does the decorating. business is booming. >> pretty cool. >>> and it's almost friday, so we had to show you this video of a labradoodle in louisiana. saw himself on the local news. his owner says 2-year-old braun gets hopped up any time he sees himself on tv. v. for early mornings, late nights, double shifts, and overnights, for calloused hands and skin scrubbed raw. and for being brave enough to go to work today. thank you, from all of us cheering you on. [overlapping applause and cheers] sensitivity it's very common to have a gum health concern as well. but if you have sensitive teeth, you probably aren't going to brush your teeth as effectiv

i've got this song in my head, i want to dance with it like mona.esk involving j-rod and -- wait. >> that's the couple name. >> a-rod and j. lo's couple name is j-rod? that seems a little lazy. >> a.lo? >> yeah, they'll come up with something. >> "variety" is reporting a.lo. j-rod? that retired baseball star alex rodriguez and j. lo have retained jpmorgan chase to raise capital for a possible bid to buy the new york mets. >> the team is worth a reported $2.6 billion, but even together j-rod is worth only about $700 million. the couple would have to pool together some deep-pocketed investors to pull off the deal. i'm pretty sure they could do that. >> whoever buys the team, however, would have to assume the annual losses as well of at least $50 million. >> we're all types of shady in that story. saying they ain't got enough money to buy the team, the team loses so much money, we don't like their celebrity name, or let me speak for myself. i'm thinking like maybe lodriguez or something. i don't know. >> jenny -- enny -- what is a-rod -- >> we'll brain

. >> i'm mona kosar abdi. here's some of the top stories we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> more states are relaxing restrictions this week to get at least some businesses back up and running while others say it's still too soon. they are issuing new safety measures and stepping up testing with the u.s. death toll from the coronavirus nearing 55,000. >>> british prime minister boris johnson is back at number 10 downing street this morning. he returns to work a month after being diagnosed with the coronavirus, which included three nights in an icu. >>> there is rampant speculation about the health of north korean leader kim jong-un. he hasn't been seen in public since april 11th. a south korean official says kim is alive and well, but there's no proof of that. >>> the nba is heading toward a rebound. espn reports some practice facilities will reopen on friday. that's only for cities and states that have eased stay-at-home orders. those are some of our top headlines on this monday, april 27th.

kenneth and mona?und of loans for struggling small businesses got off to a rough start. many lenders reported not being able to file applications for clients because the computer system kept crashing. a government statement said quote unprecedented demand was slowing response times. experts say the $310 billion pool of money is bound to run out for a second time within days. >>> the los angeles lakers organization is the latest not so small business to return a government loan. the team received more than $4.5 million in the first round of loans. lakers are one of the nba's most profitable franchises, worth more than $4 billion. >>> more students are suing their universities as the coronavirus keeps campuses closed. the students are suing for partial or total refund of their tuition and fees. more than a dozen schools are facing class-action lawsuits including michigan state, columbia, purdue, and the university of california system. many schools have lowered fees for housing and meals, but not tuition

we are joined by mona mahajan, allianz investment strategist.e got an oil price cratering and a bond market telling me that any recovery is going to be very bumpy. equity markets continue, until this morning at least, to do very well. what are you reading into the relationship between markets and the economy right now? thanks for having me. it's been an amazing run in the s&p. we are now off of that 28% from the march 23 low, but at this point, we would say the risk reward isn't seen as favorable. we think about a reopening of the economy, there is uncertainty that looms. what does a reopening look like now that unemployment has spiked close to 18%? what will the u.s. consumer looked like as they are more cautious as they reemerge? keep in mind, the economy prior to the crisis had a 3% unemployment rate, and u.s. consumption makes up about 7% of the economy. -- about 70% of the economy. that in manysumer cases works at the small business, and we know that story as well. now that we have reached the 2800 level, to us, we don't think we necessaril

kenneth and mona. >> ines, thank you. >>> small businesses are running into more problems applying for government loans. more than $52 billion have been handed out in a 24-hour period. but last night several banks said the application process is still being plagued by technical problems holding up the money. we spoke to the owners of an autobody shop in miami. they say they've been trying to apply for a government loan for the past month trying various banks with no luck. >> we're looking around to see how we continue paying our employees because we need to keep paying our employees. >> yeah. >> it's the most important thing right now. we won't stay open for business much longer if this continues the way that it is and without some type of government help. >> meanwhile, to make sure the money is reaching small businesses, the treasury secretary says any loan over $2 million will face an audit. >>> time now for a look at your wednesday morning weather. a severe thunderstorm brought hail and heavy rain to tulsa, oklahoma. firefighters had to rescue two men who got stranded in floodwaters

. >> good morning, kenneth and mona. president trump says the federal government is stepping up its efforts to obtain vital supplies for coronavirus testing, and it comes after several governors from both parties have criticized his administration for a lack of testing. >> reporter: this morning, president trump invoking the defense production act, directing a company to increase production of swabs, a key component for coronavirus testing. >> this is what it's about, right? >> reporter: health officials and governors say widespread testing has been hampered by a lack of supplies. >> does it remind you of something? reminds you of this, right? one's a swab, one's a q-tip. it's actually different. it's very sophisticated actually. >> reporter: the president claims testing nationwide has now reached the level needed for partial re-opening, tweeting, just like i was right on ventilators, our country is now the king of ventilators. i'm right on testing. governors must be able to step up and get the job done. we will be with

kenneth, mona. >> all right, megan, thank you. >>> officials in new york city are considering the use of mass graves digging trenches on hart island off the bronx where people could be buried temporarily. the mayor says all bodies will bereeditity. are now sick in michigan.s of hw the state with the third largest number of coronavirus and local hospitals saying they're running out of protective gear. this morning hospital workers across the country suiting up for war and saving coronavirus patients while putting their own lives on the line. the virus hitting hospital workers especially hard in michigan where the state's two largest health care systems report a combined 2,200 employees have now tested positive or have shown symptoms. >> we're running dangerously low on ppe. >> reporter: the governor says hospitals are days away from running out of personal protective gear. >> without the public's help, there's no way, we simply do not have the manpower and the nursing staff nor the beds nor the equipment to take care of everyone. >> reporter: the president of the michigan nurses associ

kenneth and mona. >> ines, thank you for that report. >>> a dog in north carolina may be the first in the u.s. to test positive for coronavirus. a raleigh newspaper reports the dog was tested after three members of its family tested positive. the cdc has said social distancing guidelines applies to pets along with humans. >>> now to the household products in short supply. weeks into this pandemic some paper products are still hard to find. and a shortage of other products could last until summer. this morning, the household supply chain is getting a much needed refill. >> probably in the next month or two, you're going to see probably full walls of toilet paper. >> reporter: shortages of some products are easing but condition consumers are still having to search for handoff, paper towels, issues and, of course, toilet paper. >> panic buying is what occurred so people just bought en masse. >> reporter: experts say the shortages were caused by our shopping habits at the start of this pandemic. >> the issue with toilet paper is this, demand is very constant so it's not like it has any se

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kenneth and mona. >> thank you, alex. >>> and president trump says the u.s. is looking into claims that n,hid ronavirus may have come not a market. the virus is believed to have originated naturally, but the president did not deny a report that a worker at a chinese lab was infected because of weak safety protocols, and the virus then spread to a wet market. abc news has not verified that report. >>> u.s. forces in the persian gulf have reported a close encounter with iran's military. the navy released videos showing several small iranian boats harassing u.s. warships in the persian gulf. one iranian vessel reportedly came within ten yards of a u.s. ship. after about one hour and several warnings, the iranians pulled away. >>> time now to check your thursday morning weather forecast. >>> expect snow from the central rockies to kansas and nebraska today. a mix of sun and clouds in the northeast and isolated thunderstorms in florida. the sun will shine in the west and across most of the south. checking today's high temperatures, the northern plains and the midw

kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> an er nurse in boston is finally home after a grueling battle with coronavirus. co-workers cheered as debby buonopane left the hospital after nine long days. she received a police escort home, and her neighbors gave her a well-deserved hero's welcome. >> i'm used to caring for people. and which was on the other side, i can't breathe and i'm dependent on a nurse and a doctor and medication to help me breathe and it was really hard. >> buonopane says she can't wait to go back to work to care for other patients with the same compassion her colleagues showed her. >>> and a special homecoming in new jersey. michael goldsmith's neighbors welcomed him home. the 34-year-old father and husband spent 22 days on a ventilator battling the coronavirus. at one point he had a 105-degree fever. his 9-year-old son joey shared news about the tooth that he lost, and his 6-year-old daughter sophia wrote a thank you note to the doctors. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this friday morning. multiple tornadoes have touched down in southern georgia, and at l

kenneth, mona. >> glad to hear.ou, kimberly. >>> and coming up, a special tribute on the las vegas strip. >>> also ahead, we're answering your questions from the new advice on wearing a mask outside to the increasing number of healthy people getting sick. our medical expert weighs in. a , but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal

kenneth and mona, back to you. >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> a crew member on the navy hospital ship here in new york has tested positive for coronavirus. we're told the person is not a health care worker but was in with other crew members in the last ten days. >>> authorities in new york are vowing to crack down on funerals like this one in brooklyn which violated social gathering rules. >>> british prime minister boris johnson is in the intensive care unit with coronavirus. people are rallying behind his pregnant fiancee. andrew dymburt has the latest. >> reporter: boris johnson being treated and downing street saying his condition worsened after being diagnosed with coronavirus 11 days ago. the 55-year-old tweeted he was no good spirits and was keeping in touch with his team but officials say he was later placed in intensive care calling the move a precaution in case he needs a ventilator. late last week johnson was seen in this video at his home. >> i still have a temperature. >> reporter: president trump now offering his support. >> americans are all praying for his recover

mona? >> alex, thank you. >>> and president trump has lost a long-time friend to the coronavirus. new york real estate mogul stanley chera passed away this weekend at a new york hospital. he was in his late 70s. >>> a nurse who blew the whistle on conditions at a massachusetts nursing home where she worked has now died from the coronavirus. maria krier quit her job as the virus spread through the facility. she said management had no experience with infectious disease. >> there's no initiative to protect the workers and the patients. >> ten residents at that nursing home have died and 75 workers were out sick. krier said the staff was not tested as they had been promised. >>> a virus outbreak has forced a major meat processing plant to shut down. the smithfield foods facility in south dakota produces about 5% of the u.s. pork supply. nearly 300 workers have tested positive for the coronavirus. millions of americans are now turning to food banks for groceries. the irs confirms the first government stimulus payments were sent out this weekend. most americans will get $1,200. all taxp

kenneth, mona. >> all right, megan, thank you. >>> this morning, new accusations about china's role in spreading disinformation about the virus here in the u.s. intelligence officials say agents working for china helped spread rumors last month about a nationwide quarantine. the national security council had to issue a rare statement saying the reports were false. >>> doctors in new york are trying to get the word out about a disturbing trend. sudden strokes in young adults with covid-19. the virus appears to cause blood clots, even for otherwise healthy people in their 30s and 40s and most of them were quarantined at home with mild symptoms or none at all. doctors say some people have delayed calling 911 but quick treatment is vital. >> it may be an anomaly, time will tell. we think it's significant. it's a sevenfold increase in the rate, and it now circles our professional circles in the stroke community. there is a lot of talk about the increasing number of strokes occurring. >> doctors say they're now treating as many patients as they can with blood thinners even if there is no evi

kenneth, mona. >> thank you, andrew. >>> former vice president joe biden says now that senator bernie sanders has ended his campaign, he's confident they can work together. in a new interview with stephen colbert, sanders called biden a very decent man, but sanders stopped short of a full endorsement, and he said the coronavirus played a role in his dropping out. >> while you can make the argument that you should run a campaign, fight for your ideas, bring people together, even if you can't win, i think the pandemic that we are experiencing right now makes even that virtually impossible. we don't hold rallies. our people can't knock on doors. >> reporter: sanders says he's staying in the remaining primaries to pick up as many delegates as possible. so he can influence the democratic party's platform. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this thursday morning. >> powerful tornadoes hit the heartland overnight including one in arkansas south of jonesboro. at least one home was destroyed. d in central illinois, gusting winds blew over three tractor trailers on two highways. you se

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kenneth and mona. >> just incredible and sobering details there. thank you, ines. >>> more coronavirus coverage ahead but right now let's check your weather for this friday morning. >>> a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain is moving into the western great lakes today and there's plenty of rain from wisconsin to missouri. it's also rainy in the northeast from new york city to boston with cooler temperatures. but it's dry from philadelphia to washington, d.c. >>> looking at today's high temperatures to carry into the weekend, only 45 in boston, 56 degrees in detroit but warming up in miami, 83. cool in the rockies. but 71 degrees in southern california today. >>io shoppome big changes at costco and target ahead. >>> also ahead, new information on the coronavirus hot spots across the country and which states may be next. >>> plus, reaction this morning after a navy commander is relieved of his duty after sounding the alarm about the virus outbreak on his ♪ every day it's getting closer ♪ ♪ going faster than a roller coaster ♪ ♪ a love like yours wil

. >> i'm mona kosar abdi. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> a somber warning from the trump administration, telling americans to brace for a 9/11 moment as the coronavirus surges. new york and two other hot zones may be nearing an apex. >>> this plane from china arriving in los angeles was carrying 23,000 hospital gowns that will be distributed to areas hard hit by the virus. there were three other fema-organized flights that landed in the u.s. from overseas on sunday. >>> efforts resume this morning to find the bodies of two members of the kennedy family. the daughter and grandson of former lieutenant governor kathleen kennedy were last seen struggling in a canoe on chesapeake bay. >>> the final honor for nba legend kobe bryant. the los angeles laker icon is a member of the basketball hall of fame. those are some of our top stories on this monday, april 6th. >>> we do begin this half hour with that grim outlook from the u.s. surgeon general warning of the h

kenneth, mona?of a government agency fighting the virus is asking for a whistleblower investigation into his removal. dr. rick bright says he's the victim of political retaliation because he refused to back a drug favored by president trump. terry moran reports. >> reporter: dr. rick bright, who led the key federal agency that's developing drugs and a vaccine to fight the coronavirus, is suddenly out of his job, and he's speaking out. bright says he was abruptly removed from his post this week because he claims he insisted on rigorous science-based vetting of hydroxychloroquine, the anti-malaria drug embraced by president trump. >> i think it's something that could be really incredible, we're having good things happening with it. >> reporter: dr. bright in a statement he released after being transferred to another agency declared, i am speaking out because to combat this deadly virus science, not politics or cronyism, has to lead the way. bright says he defied directives to push the anti-malaria dru

kenneth and mona?u, marci. >>> as the virus spreads, americans are wondering if they'll have to spend summer cooped up at home. now the nation's leading expert on infectious diseases said we won't necessarily have to wait for a vaccine before easing social distancing rules and he explained what it would take. >> i think if we get to the part of the curve that dr. birx showed yesterday, when it goes down to essentially no new cases, no deaths at a period of time, i think it makes sense that you're going to have to relax social distancing. >> the vaccine is still at least a year away. dr. fauci says it would help people return to normalcy. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo says virus cases aren't expected to peak for another few weeks. at the same time, hospital workers are stretched to the limit. one nurse says her job is a, quote, suicide mission. emts have grim new guidelines for treating patients near death. this morning a new model shows coronavirus cases in new york not peaking until the end of ap

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kenneth, mona?erly, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, california governor gavin newsom is ordering all beaches and state parks to close on friday. the move comes after tens of thousands of people packed beaches during last weekend's heat wave in defiance of the statewide stay-at-home order. governor newsom alerted police chiefs to his plan last night so they can make plans to enforce the order. >>> now to a reunion in tennessee. >> this is eric johnson with his australian shepherd, bella. she disappeared march 3rd after a tornado destroyed johnson's home. bella was found sunday, 54 days later, four miles away. residents had seen her in the area, then a nonprofit tracked her down using cameras with motion sensors. >> they always seem to find their way home, don't they? >> yes, and after a bath, she was reunited with her owner. >> it feels so good. i definitely love those stories. can we show her again? that dog looked shook, though. she was like, wait, am i back? the things i saw, y'all, it was wild

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i also want to thank mona a.m.i. they have re-purposed the app to help us connect people with seniors who are living in isolation, and this program is also important -- a combination of mona and open house and others have been great in taking the initiative and doing the work. now we are going to expand upon the work that they are already doing in order to connect even more seniors to resources. that is really our goal. i think this is going to be an incredible opportunity for our city. if you are interested, please reach out to us. i also want to talk a little bit about some of our efforts and trent will talk more about hotel rooms, shelters and some of the things we have planned to help house our unsheltered population. i want to just start by saying that i know that we have thousands of hotel rooms here in san francisco. i know that people are asking why don't we just open the doors and let everyone who is homeless get access to a hotel room? i wish it were that easy. i wish it were that easy to help people who un

i also want to thank mona a.m.i. they have re-purposed the app to help us connect people with seniors who are living in isolation, and this program is also important -- a combination of mona and open house and others have been great in taking the initiative and doing the work. now we are going to expand upon the work that they are already doing in order to connect even more seniors to resources. that is really our goal. i think this is going to be an incredible opportunity for our city. if you are interested, please reach out to us. i also want to talk a little bit about some of our efforts and trent will talk more about hotel rooms, shelters and some of the things we have planned to help house our unsheltered population. i want to just start by saying that i know that we have thousands of hotel rooms here in san francisco. i know that people are asking why don't we just open the doors and let everyone who is homeless get access to a hotel room? i wish it were that easy. i wish it were that easy to help people who un

. >> i'm mona kosar abdi. here's some of the top headlines we're folding lowing on "world now." >>> congress is closing in on a deal to rescue small businesses struggling to stay afloat during this pandemic. as the u.s. death toll tops 40,000, president trump is vowing to order more testing supplies. and he's coming to the defense of angry workers protesting orders to stay at home. >>> most of the deep south is seeing extreme weather overnight, severe storms that may include tornados and flooding. some areas sustained damage earlier in the day as the huge storm system moves through the region. >>> north korea is denying that its leader, kim jong-un, has sent president trump a note recently. over the weekend president trump called the note nice. the foreign ministry denies any recent letters to trump saying u.s. and north korean relations should not be used as a diversion. >>> four of the victims in the crash that killed kobe bryant and his daughter gianna have filed wrongful death suits over the helicopter com

so thank you so much, monae, for all your hard work. we would love to see your pictures.e are hailing our heroes every single day. we want to show our appreciation and gratitude to thousands of you on the frontlines. so send it to my social media pages. back to you. >> pretty incredible, those police officers thanking the health care workers this morning in san jose. thanks, janelle. >>> up next at 6:00:330, we aret the peak, that from president trump. now he's ready to roll out guidelines to reopen parts of the country. >>> a san francisco station still paying its employees, even though it's shut down. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the

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david kelly from jpmorgan, mona mahonage from allianz global join us right now.. david, i'll let you start off. it has been a month lying no other for the fed. what should we expect today? action, no action, is what really matters, the statement and the press conference >> yes, i think it's all about messaging, i think the fed wants to show some empathy, acknowledge the extraordinarily weak situation the economy is in right now. i think they want to express some determination to do whatever is necessary to help the economy through this very difficult period and i do expect that jay powell also will express some optimism that we will get through this and that the economy will bounce back strongly in 2021. once we have dealt with this medical issue. >> you know, mona, kelly was just having a very interesting conversation with her prior guests, including greg ip, where she said, does the very fact that the fed says, we'll do whatever we need to do, mean that maybe the fed won't need to do whatever it needs to do >> yeah, you know, clearly, the messaging from jay pow

kenneth, mona?n houston is going to defy orders and stay open. they have been operating a takeout and delivery service only, but guests are welcome starting tonight. the owner says he's putting extra space between customers in order to keep everyone safe. >>> we're hearing from an australian boy who got a boost from actor tom hanks. >> 8-year-old corona devries received a letter and a corona typewriter from the oscar winner. the boy had written hanks to wish him and wife rita wilson well as they battled coronavirus. he said he'd been bullied in school because of his name. the oscar winner's response made his day. >> yes, very special, because i always feel like i'm famous. he said i'm a friend of him. and i'm going to write back. >> hankse t a friend in me, a reference to hanks' animated "toy story." >> he also wrote, you know you are the only person i've ever known to have the name corona, like the ring around the sun, a crown. >> yes. >> that tom hanks. i just wish -- >> national treasure. >> tom

the temperatures and san jose is at 57, 46 at the napa airport, and there are lots of 50s including mona cricket 56 in oakland and berkeley also 57 and everything will be up and over, seattle and portland getting rain but not us. temperatures will be well above average and we will talk about today with a lot of 80s including 87 around santa rosa. now let's get over to sal castaneda , happy friday.>> happy friday to you steve and mondays and fridays i have no trouble knowing what day of the week it is for some reason. now let's go to san mateo bridge, traffic looking good heading to the high-rise, with no major issues and traffic continues to look very good. no problems this morning on any of the bay area bridges. back to the news.>> governor newsom is taking a step to search for possible past the co in california and the governor has ordered all counties across the state to review their death records dating back to december and they will be checking for deaths with respiratory or undetermined causes aspers points out the deadly virus can remain in blood samples for months or even years.>

kenneth and mona, back to you. >> andrea, thank you so much. my church tv in yesterday, wasn't bad. >>> coming up, tom hanks makes his first tv appearance since his coronavirus diagnosis. >> and why so many fans are not loving last night's special "tiger king" episode. tv appearance since his coronavirus diagnosis. >> and why so many fans are not loving last night's special "tiger king" episode. y olay ski. just one jar of micro-sculpting cream has the hydrating power of 5 jars of a prestige cream, which helps plump skin cells and visibly smooth wrinkles. while new olay retinol24... provides visibly smoother, brighter skin. for dramatic skincare results, try olay. and now receive 25% off your purchase at olay.com brand power. helping you buy better. staying hwill without athe doubt, save lives. and, critical things like food, pharmacies, laundromats and more remain available. those who work in health, food supply and law enforcement will continue to perform their jobs. programs like paid sick leave, unemployment, and others will also still cont

kenneth, mona?berly, thank you so much. >>> a quick look at other states during this pandemic. in florida there are new protection guidelines. miami is ordering workers and customers in grocery stores, restaurants, and other businesses to wear face coverings. several other cities in the state have the same or similar orders. in maryland, the home of horse test site.eakness stakes is a officials hope to have it operating in the next few days. cheers and fist bumps in arkansas as a virus patient who beat the odds was released from a little rock hospital. david williams survived a long stay on a ventilator. he is being called the facility's first miracle patient. just incredible to see that. >>> coming up in our next half hour, a possible presidential pardon for joe exotic? hear what president trump has to say about that. >>> but first what we're now hearing about the safety of hydroxychloroquine, the possible danger to your heart, and when you might want to pull your loved ones out of the nursing home

mona wants to know will there be a vaccine before schools open again? >> there wouldn't need to be vaccine before schools open again. schools as we know it and some of the predictions about how schools will be once we open, they are very interesting. they will not be the schools that you recognize. there's been talk about going back to school in shifts so they might be monday, wednesday, friday group and a texuesday, thursday, saturday group. you can have half the number of kids so you can maintain social distance in easier fashion. that will probably also extend to workplace or some workplaces where you can divide the gains and half the employees will go in one-half and the other time will go the other time. apart from doing tele work, et cetera. >> heather is asking can you explain the shaking with chills versus just the chills again. >> the chills are like i go, i'm feeling cold and my body is trembling a bit. the rigors is like my bed is moving. i'm going like that. that's the difference. it's the same thing just amplified. it's really the same symp

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kenneth, mona? >> zohreen, thank you.easy as it seems, but it seems like we should be able to figure out what to do to make sure that people get food on the table. >>> when we come back, the premiere of the newest "bachelor" spinoff. >>> and a brand-new anthem of empowerment from pitbull himself. "the skinny" is next. (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: helloooo, delicious. vo: rich, creamy, 100% real cheese. vo: with mini babybel, snack time is saved. babybel: saved it! ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> time now for "the skinny" starting with a series premiere of a brand-new "bachelor" spinoff. >> "listen to your heart" has brought together 20 single musicians from around the country, dropped them into a mansion in l.a. and set them loose on each other. >> the concept is similar to "bachelor in paradise" except for musicians. if you're not part of a committed couple, you get the boot. >> last

i also want to thank mona a.m.i. they have re-purposed the app to help us connect people with seniors who are living in isolation, and this program is also important -- a combination of mona and open house and others have been great in taking the initiative and doing the work. now we are going to expand upon the work that they are already doing in order to connect even more seniors to resources. that is really our goal. i think this is going to be an incredible opportunity for our city. if you are interested, please reach out to us. i also want to talk a little bit about some of our efforts and trent will talk more about hotel rooms, shelters and some of the things we have planned to help house our unsheltered population. i want to just start by saying that i know that we have thousands of hotel rooms here in san francisco. i know that people are asking why don't we just open the doors and let everyone who is homeless get access to a hotel room? i wish it were that easy. i wish it were that easy to help people who un

mona, you know who else is essential? >> who would that be? >> we are. >> hey! bunny get that critical designation here in the u.s.? we're going to hop to it on this tuesday, april 7th. >>> you know, he might be essential, but i'm not going to compare myself to the easter bunny. >> i mean -- we can't. big shoes to fill. >> i'm not putting out any eggs for the kids. i know that much. but here in the u.s., i hope he gets that. >> i hope so too. there are a lot of kids that are going to be bummed, easter's such a big deal for a lot of people. >> i'm sure a lot of families are going to have amazing ideas for kids when it comes to easter. >>> we have to get to that blunt assessment from dr. anthony fauci, getting back to normal may never happen. >> he says we will eventually get back to a society without social distancing. the coronavirus has claimed the lives of nearly 11,000 americans and 368,000 people have tested positive across the country. new overnight, a top white house adviser warned administration officials in january that the virus could cost the country t

of yields, having rates go up to 1.25%, even a little bit higher, seems like it's very feasible >> mona, what would you add on that when we talk about what the recovery will look like and what the stock market has already priced in. how much does the fed even play a role in that or is it just down to the science? >> yeah, you know, it's interesting. i think it's going to be a very sector-specific story. it's not a beta story and it really hasn't been if you look at year-to-date performance, the s&p has really been driven by two sectors health care and technology those are really sectors that benefit in this post-covid environment. what's really been lagging has been the cyclical value sectors, the energy, financials, parts of industrials that we talked about earlier. if we start to see more hope building around a real recovery, economic reopening, economic stabilization, you may start to see some of those cyclical sectors start to perform better and we saw a little bit of that just this week but generally speaking, when we look also at the more recession-proof defensive sectors, reits a

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