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. >>> and a peek inside the bey-hive.f is sharing with the world that is offering fans a rare glimpse of. that's coming up later this half hour in he skinny." it's tuesday, january 2nd, 2020. ♪ let the heavens open >>> it took us two days in the new year to get a beyonce story in. >> did you think that it would take longer? >> i actually still think that's too long. we should have had one like day aid for me to be back. tt'tr.s ue "the skinny." >> yes. >> it's great to have janai norman back here on january 2nd. coming in on the 1st. >> happy new year. >> you were able to travel in okay today? >> i made sure my flight was going to get me here on time. we took the first flight out of chicoro.agou. >>>>> ndwe do begin with severe weather as millions of people travel after the holiday. >> more than 2.6 million travelers are expected to fly today. sno's about 250,000 more than a now talanrmd strong winds. look what powerful gusts did to this tractor-trailer. ea r>>prinoby lllem there as yos heavy snow. but another storm syste

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the pop star is getting stung by none other than the bey-hive.ing that she is in fact the real queen bey. >> no, she didn't. >> it's not clear whether she was merely sending a shout-out to herself or engaging in a little bit of trolling. >> the actual bey-hive was having none of that. many of them have been lighting up social media saying they've never heard of britney being referred to as queen b. >> there's no official word from beyonce herself. kenneth, what are you saying? >> the real queen, beyonce, doesn't respond to such trivial matters. >> i'm not for pitting women against each other, because those two women defined my childhood. i'm not going to throw shade at anyone. i will say britney's fans are like what are you talking about? >> childhood? britney, she came about, what, in the late '90s, 2000? you were born, what, two minutes ago? >> i was born in 2001. >> so -- okay. >> google! google, don't say anything. >> as a representative of the bey-hive and a true member, guys, it's okay. lay off britney just a little bit, you know. because w

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of people in hazmat suits, spraying down seafood market, kind of gave me a little >>eadi aut peopl bei ck into apartment buildings, reets begse citiesoned, that is ana how serious this pathogen was. >> what's not publicly known is that behind the scenes in the presidential daily brief, there's information being put in, telling the president that there's something strange happening in the wuhan region of china. >> we felt that this had potential to be a very serious situation. it had national security implications. >> dr. redfield at the cdc, he's on the phone with dr. fauci. >> it was bing bing, back and forth. both of us agree this looks smells and almost certainly is a new coronavirus. and the question is, what are we going to do about did? bob was trying to get real information in real time, exactly what was going on over there. the frustration is that he wanted to get his team there, and to go to wuhan and find out what was going on, but the chinese were not allowing that. >> i had strongly suggested that we send some cdc folks in to help out, and the president actually made the re

(knocking at door) - [man] osman bey! metro police! open the door! (suspenseful music) metro police! - it's probably nothing, ok? toby probably sent them. let me just go talk to 'em. jeez. ok, i'm gonna call toby. come on. - here he comes. here he comes. - go, go, go. get back, get back, get back, go, go, go. tommy. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. - you know, we would be able to help you a lot more if you would just come into our office. - no. no cops. i told that to oz. it's not part of the deal. - i don't know or care what it is you've done or what warrants are open for you right now, but there's a killer out there, and we're just trying to protect you. - you know everything i know. me going down to the cop shop isn't gonna change anyt

his longtime partner described idris, or "mister bey" as his students called him, as a dynamic teacherrelatable and funny, but also serious. the 60-year-old was also a father and a mentor; a humanitarian on and off the job. 78-year-old mario cesar romero was a leader in his east harlem community and a champion of puerto rican culture. mario was raised in manhattan, the son of immigrants. from childhood, he fell in love with the art and historyf his parent's homeland. through his work as an art historian, harlem tour guide and curator, he cultivated a love for art among his neighbors and his own family, especially his niece. susan rokus was a beloved elementary school teacher in loudoun county, virginia for a woman of faith; friends say susan was respectful and truthful; qualite instilled in her young students. she was particularlskilled at helping children over chlenges with reading, through empathy and sitivity. susan also loved tea time with friends, tennis and fashion. she was 73 yea old. w luis fri a master of argentine dance. born in buenos aires, luis began performing professiona

. >> we're referring to queen bey, beyonce, that is.ty was created last night at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacific, for beyonce's "homecoming" documentary on netflix. >> this idea was sparked by a netflix editorial manager, who tweeted the proposal on sunday, then queen bey herself retweeted the announcement. i'm pretty sure this is the first time she's retweeted anything on twitter. a friend said it was the first time since like january or something like that. i actually looked at the twitter timeline, and she does not retweet people. >> no, just like she doesn't caption her instagram pictures. >> i've been trying to get a retweet, or a response, for a long time. >> #2020goals. coachella, you ready? it must have worked, "homecoming" was a top-trending term last night on the twitter. >> i remember trending video here on "world news now." >> hm. >> remember that moment right here? this epic -- yep, yep, there it is. >> queen k. himself. >> watch this revel in the moment. yep, there it is. the big reveal. the homage to "homecoming" tha

and i got nani, bei bei and cocoa.till the best team. >> reporter: the memorial for kobe bryant lasted three hours it was incredibly emotional inside especially when vanessa bryant spoke we also learned vanessa bryant filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the helicopter company saying they should not have been flying in that weather but it was all about remembering those nine lives that were lost here frances, back to you >> all right, miguel, thank you. >> the death toll from the deadly coronavirus continues to grow this morning. it now stands at over 2600 with most in mainland china but new hot spots are popping up in south korea, iran and italy the outbreak is having a global effect on travel, wall street and more while the u.s. is dealing with a relatively low number of cases compared to other countries, the white house is asking for money to help combat the spread of the virus. for more on the outbreak we turn to nbc's kelley cobiella who is live for us in seoul, south korea. kelly, how much is the president aski

you want to see my bey hive?come here, come here, come here. [ bleep ]. more bees. >> no! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: if you enjoyed that, wait till you see this crazy movie. "bad trip" opens in theaters on april 24th. and we'll return with music from phantogram. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by the 2020 gle, mercedes benz, the betts or nothing. s or nothing. s. . . . or get your flex on with the incredibles. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank tim robbins, eric andre and apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. but first, this is their album, it's called "ceremony," here with the song "dear god", phantogram! ♪ what would i do with a world without you what would i do with a world without you ♪ ♪ take me out of this world that i'm living in tell my

there is a stay at home order encourage bei encouraging new yorkers not to leave their homes except for necessities like getting groceries or medicine. it's not clear what the advisory would do to change the situation on the ground. but what is clear ar, though, i the team linimeline. it came after criticism from andrew cuomo. >> this would be a declaration of wash on states, and it wouldn't be just new jersey, new york and connecticut. the next week it would be louisiana with new orleans, and then detroit, michigan and run all across the nation. >> he made it clear he not only dis'dpreeed wi dis'dpr disagreed with the proposal by the president but said the president wouldn't have the legal authority to impose some geographic-based quarantine. this is in keeping with the president's thinking over the last several days. the president has been eager to get the economy going again, and what he has been looking at as these 15-day guidelines are set to lapse in a matter of days is put being in a system more geographic based, looking it at the risk in certain areas of the country. but it appe

since the beginning of his career bey used his camera to depict communities and history largely undereen. he portrays african-american history in a direct and poetic way. the bey exhibit runs through may 25th. >>> coming up next, the 7 things to know before you go. >> first a live look outside at 6:52 how you watch it does too. tv just keeps getting better. this is xfinity x1. featurinthe emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> it

bey worry that they could reeling from a second punch that could put them out of business. many restaurants are bracing for another round of restrictions as a resurgence in coronavirus cases in the u.s. crimes a pullback in reopening plans. they write, numerous states and cities halted or rolled back reopening plans for bars and restaurants amid a surge in covid-19 cases and suspicions by public officials that ground -- crowds gathering could be contributing to the spread. olympia, washington. raj, you are first up. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have some comments about the covid virus in general, how it impacts the united states. first of all, the covid virus is just a cold, a very advanced cold. -- i had thisses argument about my son about this the other day. if people could stop smoking, drinking, eating gmo foods, sugary drinks and so does, -- das, start taking vitamin c, vitamin d3, zinc, magnesium, essential oils -- certain essential oils kill this virus easily. there are a few countries like egypt that have employed these practices and have wi

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bui want to say it's easy for me now, as a conservative, because right now, the conservative side, bei so often the victims of repression of speech, is in a high free-speech mode. conservatives weren't always so jealous and protective of free speech. >> when the communists, being repressed.chists were >> today, the difficulty -- and this is why cornel deserves more n i do.t today, the difficulty is on th progressive side. there are lots of progressives who aren so excited about free speech, who want to restrict it, who think there are good reasons to restrict wh they call hate speech and so forth. and cornel has stood up in the face of that and said, ". free speech is for everybody, and it's important and it's got to be honored on our university campuses andr society more broadly." >> dr. west, why that shift, that progressives seem to ben a place where they're shutting down free speech more now than fore? >> that's a good question. it's hard to say. i think it's partly generational. there is, in fact, also a certain kind of orthodoxy that sets into any group. and that's why socratic e

we all know bey -- i don't even need to finish it. >> you can't put a price tag on perfection. >> good> all my cameo appearances happen right here on abc news. it's whatever they're paying me. >> i may or may not have looked into one from one of the 90-day fiance people. >> that's money well spent. >> thanks, will. >> hilarious. >>> coming up, our mix of friday polka next. ♪ when they're sick, they get comfortable all kinds of places. they also spread all kinds of germs, from cold and flu to strep and more. nothing kills more cold and flu viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> time now for "the mix." we're starting with a couple that shows their love in a peculiar way. you know when you make the kids or your loved one a sandwich, you can write a cute little note or some way to let them know you're thinking of them? a texas woman decided she wanted to take a bite out of her husband's sandwich that she packs for him. it has a cute back story. because i made that face at first, too. they've been married f

all of this bei said we lk forward to ming this vaccine available to all of our essentia caregivers and tha are interested in receiving the ccine in the coming months. once again, want to pause and reflect on how much this is truly a historical event and mont in our termination. thank you to everyone who worked so tirelessly to make this vaccine possible and to all of the healthcare workers here at gw hospital a across the world who are getting us through this unparalleled time in helping us save lives. we cannot do this withut our team and we look forward to overcoming this together. i'm plsed to welcome lillian fr our employee health would provide the vaccines. >> i'm also pleased to welcome our first vaccine recipients. [applause] she's a nursing supervisor in the emergency department and barbara has been in longtanding ed nurse at gw hospital in the vast experience of emergency medic department nursing and i asked barbara to educate many nurses. please, go ahead barbara. >> hello, barbara. welcome. may i see your folder? could you please confirm with me that this is your name and bi

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. >>> the new assignment for beyonce that's got the bey-hive buzzing. >> hold up.u what she'll be doing with the obamas in just 17 short days. the countdown is on because queen bey is ready to upgrade you and the class of 2020. listen. we'll check on it and give you the details in "the skinny" on this wednesday, may 20th. ♪ >>> at last, mona. she is schooling life. >> 2020 . let me put on my cap and gown. handshakes and poses. my commencement speaker was not beyonce. let's just leave it at that. what? the obamas, beyonce? the class of 2020, you guys might be getting not the short end of the stick, coming up on top. >> getting love on top for that one. >> he is going with the beyonce songs. >> we will get to beyonce sharing her super power in just a moment. >>> breaking news, two dams fell in central michigan and more than 10,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. >> the water is rising in midland and other communities. governor gretchen whitmer is warning the city's downtown area could be under nine feet of water today. >> whitmer has declared a state of emergen

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washington state case and potentially even after the cdc's effort to grow the virus and share with the bei bio repository, you were still seeking to obtain a sample of the virus, correct? >> that's true, sir. we need more than one -- >> i'm going to get to that. were they available to you? >> sir, i was asking for viruses in january because we wanted to make sure we had a head start on developing the vaccine. >> i get that. >> they became available, i think february 6th through the bei resources. then those were distributed to laboratories -- >> did you ask for the virus sample from washington state as part of that? >> absolutely. >> you did? >> barda did. we asked to make sure we had access to those viruses, and they were distributed to the right laboratories and the right companies. >> where did you ultimately get the virus that you distributed, the sample? >> the sample came from the bei resources at nih, and some came from laboratories that received the initial seed from cdc. >> that's helpful to know. in some conversations i've been a part of with some at nih, they indicated the real

on developing the vaccine. >> i get that. >> they became available, i think february 6th through the beiesources. then those were distributed to laboratories -- >> did you ask for the virus sample from washington state as part of that? >> absolutely. >> you did? >> barda did. we asked to make sure we had access to those viruses, and they were dis

th day bei arican history. >> the poll released in may show democratic mayors supporting elizabeth warn for vice president. almost 2-1 over senator kamala harris followed by stacy abrals and senator amy klobuchar. that was in may. this is june. we're in a moment of intense protests out on the streets. how does that affect joe biden's vice presidential thinking? >> in the wake of these two tests following the murder of ge fl of se tisch ishe's snuffet picking apren >> i think to the extent that there was pressure for diversity on the ticket, that pressure is going to be increase t. >> right now to understand what's happening on the streets, justice must be an urgent issue. i think you have to put a candidate on that ticket that is incredible in that space. >> belcher is a pollster and political strategist. he believes the odds got a lot longer for senator kobe lar. a former prosecutor touched off the protests. >> i'd make the argument that this is unfair, which i think it is. political reality is i think she's a harder pick today because if you pick her today you still are in the positio

beis guilty and should impeached. i think the idea is this is what you have to fall back on when you just know how damaging john bolton's testimony will be and i would say the same of hunter biden they want to witness for witness then let them call mick mulvaney he said he disputes with john bolton has to say. call secretary pompeo. let them call people that are witnesses to the scandal and corrupt scheme. but that's not really what they want. they want a distraction i don't think the senators want to allow their proceeding to be turned into a circus. >> they are now counting senator paul that john bolton is not a credible witness. what would you say that the credibility are you concerned how the american public will paint him as a person? >> the chairman has said that this trial and the republicans tactic is a great distraction to distort a ndc van distract brick i would be more concerned based on the heardce we have all about the president's credibility. and if there are others are republican senators out there who

jun bei: absolutely. quite interesting because when he talked about reopening, we look at australia and asia pac. this seem has been -- this scene has been playing out. the flavor of the u.s. market will drive some of the interests into those sectors so i expect those to continue to be very strong and especially some of the companies that are listed in asia can go global as well. a vaccine certainly helps with the confidence. thosedful about chasing stocks given today's aggressive move. the recovery will be very smooth and the availability of the vaccine will take time. we expect this rotation to last perhaps a few weeks. you will have reality setting and so it is all about a balanced approach to the portfolio. kathleen: we had a guest on earlier who was talking about the tech fade -- trade fading. as thels can now move vaccine draws closer, no matter when it comes. it is clearly going to be here, so looking at that, could you give a little more specific guidance on -- if you can't talk individual compani

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we know that our health care providers are now bei self-quarantined. many are being isolated. many are having to stay home to take care of their own kids who are out of school. and so we really need a plan in place. and it's a big systemic issue too. the more patients we're getting in the icu beds that we're either ruling in or out for covid-19 for treating, we're not able to take care of patients with other critical illnesses. so this is a big, big issue for the whole system. >> dr. narula, one last question here. we've been talking about the number of hospital beds. if those are increased, do we have the workforce to staff them? >> well, that's exactly what we were just saying. i think it remains to be seen. i think if we don't protect our health care practitioners on the front line -- and i want to be clear. this isn't just doctors. this is nurses, nurse practitioner, pas. if we don't give them the proper equipment, we will lose them. and that will be our fault. it will be a tragedy. >> and a tragedy we hope we can avoid. dr. narula, thank you very much. around here, nobody

including legal, clerical and other necessary assistance and infrared such others as may be necessary to bey paid for the amount available on the judiciary under applicable expense resolution were from the applicable account of the house ofes representatives. number two, the papers and filings with the secretary of the senate on the part of the house ofre representatives and e conjunction where there were subsequent to the exhibition of the articles of impeachment that the managers may consider necessary with the permission of the senate i will now read the articles of impeachment house resolution 755. house resolution 755, impeaching donald trump, president of the united states for high crimes and misdemeanors. results but president donald trump president of the united states is impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors and that the following articles of peach mint to be exhibited to the united states senate. articles of impeachment exhibited by the house of representatives by the united states ounitedstates of americaf itself and of the people of the mpited states of america against donal

>> queen bey, everybody. >> what? >> and mr. carter as well. the globes an hour in. putting the fashion in fashionably late. but look, i am not judging her, bey-hive, that's the words that were given to me and i spoke them. she wore a fitted black gown with embellished gold sleeves. >> quite a look there. >> she definitely cannot make a quick exit as well, she was trying to dip out with those -- >> look at me sleeves. >> they're golden, just like the golden globes, just like the bey-hive. >> there you go. fashion fave billy porter shut it down on the carpet once again. he wore a custom white tuxedo jacket with a long feathered train. >> very nice. finally, rita wilson shared this pic before the show when her hair and makeup team didn't show up, they were an hour and a half late despite booking them back in september. luckily she was able to pull it together in time for the walk to the red carpet there. she walked it with her husband, tom hanks, before he accepted his big award, so looking beautiful, just in time. >> congratulations to all. >>>

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has been talked instead of having that motion to be commit / amendment it says that instead of just bei majority vote it would mean two thirds of the house to back it so the moderates could end up voting for itut it would still fail. some people say it's silly to ayve the motion anyway because if you are going to kill a bill you should kill it before it comes to the house floor but at the same time replicants will cry foul if that rule is adopted at the same time there the minority party in the rule change could pass. that is somethin to watch but rule changes on the house floor because that will be significant as far as campaign ammunition and as far as i've been in washgton the rule has been if a motion to recommit by the minority just would need a majority so two thirds would be a significant vote. >> let's hear what are viewers have to say. joann in portland, oregon, democratic color. goodorning. >> caller: good morning.ed hello, i just wante to congratulate president biden and vice president kamala harris. they need to start transitioning over. they w. nobody makes the rules. nobod

bey tuned, this is going to a much more dynamic era with dynamic diplomacy in europe. fact that the u.s. is not working more closely with allies to prevent that is unfortunately creating opportunities for chinese disinformation to be more successful than it should be. >> thomas, do you want to weigh-in? >> the temptation here for the united states intelligence will bey at some point to give in and try to take the gloves off. what does it mean to take the gloves off here? occasionally when i speak with people in the national security establishment in different countries they think active measures should be countered with active measures, fight fire with fire. incentive for the intelligence community in the u.s. is the right one. the incentive is, understand facts driven analysis and what would happen and how this pandemic started and how china is using its leverage in europe to put other governments under pressure. fact driven reporting and assessment and analysis. the incentive structure in the white house appears to be of --ent, lots risk is at some point over time we

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large hospitals are bei built in little more than a week , but existing hospitals are publishing desperate appeals to medical supplies and fear is spreading. this unverified video shows a family living elsewhere in china having their door sealed shut. remarkably, some criticism of the authorities is going to be -- this dr. len bass -- >> napoli france is british, but her son as a chinese passport. after we received a fax, they got a call from u.k. officials. >> they called us and said the is a good guarantee that they will allow him on the plane. in a chaotic race to get out, relief for those who make it. >> american scientists have told the bbc that they could have a vaccine for the virus by e end of the year thanks in large part to chinese authorities sharing information of the disease like the getic code. a number of researchers developing the magazine -- the vaccine. >> over 6000 confirmed cases dirty >> they may be more than 10,000 miles away frome he center of tbreak, but the scientts are in emergency mode. >> the mortality rate. >> they are working day and night to come with a vacci

he signed in blood with the base of his party that there will bey no regulations on abortion and taking nuns back to court because were going to make them pay for abortions as insane as that sounds. were going to have all these tax increases. there's absolutely nothing moderatehi or centrist about any of obama's positions accept the title. he not for him by the care for all, he is for a obamacare. what's the difference? >> tammy: if he agreed with theam running mate, listen to this, about this issue. >> your running mate senator harris said the officer who shot jacob lake based on what she has seen should be charged. it do you agree with her? >> i think we should let the judicial system work its way. i think the minimum needs to be charged, the officers. >> tammy: mollie, his answer seemed kind of jumbled but we were looking even during the cavanagh situation about the democrats wanted to get rid of due process. it seemed like he didn't want to take any kind of position except for one that was alreadydy condemning an officer without the investigation that he also then just called for? >

jun bei: i think the u.s.confidence across the emerging asian markets are all about whether they will return to normal. if we will take six to 12 months, we believe we will slowly move toward a normal andd, slightly different, there is enough stimulus to support us there. in these spaces, you see opportunities for emerging asia to outperform the u.s. dollar, the weekend. weakenthe u.s. dollar to . pastquity market on the two recovery, but tactically you see some weakness across the asian market and strength in the u.s. dollar just on the potential short-term. take a longer term view, there should be a return to normal. shery: always great having you with us. thank you. big guest later today, goldman sachs passes -- asset management's manager. , all ahead, another guest chairman and ceo of the korean investment corporation. plus, singapore setting aside more than $14 billion to supercharge innovation. details on that later. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ here is one stock we are watching this morning, toshiba right now

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we had been through ebola, we had been through zika, we had bey t do>>eporter: bright says g lesson from crimson contagion was the entire u.s. medical supply chain would be under stocked and under stress for vaccines, testing and personal protective equipment. >> i had industry manufacturers -- industry reps sending me emails almost every day, raising alarm bells that the supply chain was running dry. america and the world was in trouble. >> reporter: mike bowen was one of those people. he had been warning rick bright and barta for years. the small texas company, amerit few that makes surgical n95 masks in the u.s. over the last 15 years he says, 90% of the manufacturing has shifted abroad. the masks are cheaper to make. >>> how long have you been telling anyone who would listen that once a pandemic hits, that america would face a big problem? >> since 2007. and for 13 years, we told the story that a pandemic was going to come, the mask supply was going to collapse, and foreign health officials were going to cut off masks to the united states. and that's exactly what happened. >> reporte

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. >>> queen bey's message to the world, one world together at home. >> as her daughter makes a name forving us a lesson on how soap actually repels dirt and the coronavirus. it's monday, april 20th. >>> the carters were busy over the weekend teaching us, telling us how to be one. >> you saw it. >> you know i did. >> dr. anthony fauci, you better be scared. >> because we got dr. blue ivy coming up right behind you. we will get to all of that fun in just a little bit. >>> we get right to the latest developments on this pandemic. there's lots of optimism about a $450 billion aid package for struggling small businesses. president trump and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they could reach a deal today to extend the program that ran out of money last week. >> the coronavirus death toll is still mounting in new york, but governor andrew cuomo said they're on a descent, on the other side of the plateau, but he's warning they still have a long way to go. >> the mayor of los angeles delivered an emotional state of the city address declaring, quote, our city is under attack. he choked up