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donnie, you wrote this from home.een trying to stay engaged with them and literally i mentioned in the chat in front of like 40,000 fans that somebody will send a track and we can write a song and interest the chat i got a text from a buddy, he said, hey, i got the track and i sat at the kitchen table and wrote it and reaches out to boys ii men, naughty by nature and jordin sparks and my band mates and everybody, no matter who they were and what they were doing, stopped everything and just jumped on. it was a process to record it around the country and to shoot the video with no cameras and social distancing, but, you know, we got carrie underwood and my brother, mark, and nicole scherzinger, and they all volunteered their time. it's just for everybody to let off some steam because we're all feeling nervous and scared and frustrated and this is a chance to just let it all go and have a party. >> you know, you're right. this is all about the classics and binging the classics. you guys have been together for 35 year. >>

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joining the conversation, we have donny deutsch.ulitzer prize-winning columnist and associated ed for of "washington post," and msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson. good to have you all on board. the state of new york is the global epicenter for the total number of coronavirus cases. the empire state's more than 162,000 cases outranks both hard-hit countries of spain and italy. the death toll continues to spike. yesterday saw the highest uptick yet, with 799 deaths. now more than 7,000 new yorkers have died from the virus. >> by the way -- >> 7,000. >> -- we have to say that these numbers, 162,882 in new york, any medical expert or scientists will tell you that that wildly understates the actual number of people in new york who actually -- >> we know of yeah, who have th coronavirus. >> the hospitalizations rose by only 200, the smallest day increase since restrictions began. governor andrew cuomo, who will be our guest this morning, reiterated that while this is a positive sign, new yorkers must continue to be cautious. >> we

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donny t. out!"trump vented his frustration at the media in general: "when will all of the 'reporters' who have received 'noble' prizes for their work on russia, russia, russia, only to have been proven totally wrong be turning back their cherished 'nobles'? when will the 'noble' committee demand the prizes back? when will the 'noble' committee act? better be fast!" ah, yes, the cherished "noble" prize, given to such laureates as albert einstain and martin burger king. trump clearly meant the "nobel" prize, except there is no nobel prize for journalism, which the internet helpfully pointed out. so trump revived his new favorite defense, tweeting "does anybody get the meaning of what a so-called 'noble'-- not nobel-- prize is, especially as it pertains to reporters and journalists? noble is defined as, 'having or showing fine personal qualities or high moral principles and ideals.' does sarcasm ever work?" (sarcastically) oh, sarcasm works greeeaaat. sarcasm's absolutely the best thing for a president

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donnie says that she beeves overall dolores park have been doing a good job at staying separate everyoneof 6 feet part everyone is minding their n business. >>i don't think there's anything wrong ith getting some sshine and some fresh air reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>nd the problem is i think the weather is goi to start getting nice here we're going to turn of course going to warm up tempting to go outside again few showers this morning. those hoping now. >>dampen the ood and mark today, john. >>yeah you might get a little bit mad on those shorts if you're heading out there today just from the spnkles that we've got this morning but a big change in events coming in starry and noted to which involve some really warm and sunny weather just around the corner, so let's srt with this morning which is cool cloudy and the little rainy for misty morning over at the golden gate bridge which is certainly sn conditions coming down now the showers work theiway further inland. this is a quk dose of just very light rainfall to even sprinkles for some peninsula's dried back outo

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donnie says that she believes overall dolores park have been doing a good job at staying separated, everyone sort of 6 feet part everyone is minding their own business. >>i don't think there's anything wrong with getting some sunshine and some fresh air. >>the statewide shelter-in-place order went into effect exactly one month ago today, local police agencies have been in forcing these orders in their own way. reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news that. >>nursing homes will now be required to report to patients their families and the cdc. whenever they have coronavirus cases that's according to the centers for medicare and medicaid services they also note the government will be paying laps to go to nursing homes to test people. the new requirement will support the cdc's efforts to have surveillance and contact tracing around the country in the communities that show the spread of the coronavirus starting in nursing homes. >>alameda county is one of the hardest hit counties when it comes to the current coronavirus pandemic those living in the county will soon have to abide by

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-donny, no.> so now that we've planned out the schedule this spring for this show, "all in," we thought we would be doing a lot more live audience shows which are really liked, a certain energy that comes from those shows that is different from the other shows we do, and talked about expanding them from friday, to multiple nights a week and do it throughout the election season. that of course has not happened. like so many things. and the folks who depend on those audiences night after night in this business, particularly the late night talk show hosts had to radically adjust their format in a matter of weeks. seth myers is hosting late night in the attic of his house a backdrop that has made for awesome television. >> as you know, there is speculation online about what's behind my tiny little door back there. and i just want to put one of the rumors to rest. i do not keep anybody in there so they don't interrupt me when i'm filming. >> who let you out? >> not you, too? they're loose. the boys ar

-donny, no. -oh. >>> a huge swath of the world has been utterly transformed the last month.umanity under some kind of lockdown. one of the ways you can really see the effect is what it's done to the environment. particularly air quality. with hardly anyone driving, you can see on these traffic-free ley freeways, there is just a lot less pollution being released in the air. here is downtown los angeles last summer on a june day rated as moderate air quality. here it is last week. no smog. clear skies. l.a. is experiencing the longest stretch of good air quality it's had since way back in 1995. this is new delhi, one of the most polluted countries in the world, covered in smog of october 2018, this is what it looked like a few days ago a month in the country's lockdown. major pollutants in the air are down at least 50%. the sudden disruption in business as usual will result in this incredibly drastic decline in emissions but the lockdown and world economic misery is not the solution to the climate crisis. it is merely a glimpse of what the planet could look like if we moved pa

donnie says that she believes overall dolores park have been doing a good job at staying separated, everyone sort of 6 feet part everyone is minding their own >>i don't think there's anything wrong with getting some sunshine and some fresh air porting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>a 47 right now let's take a look at stevens rk weather it's alws tempting when it's sunny out rom the yeah a job. >>on today's the temptation is ere for su and of obviously can go ouside enjoy conditions. but jut like daniels talking abt their you do want to takethose precautions and just be smart abou it for later on this workouts so you get nicer and nicer for heading out to the park to so let's start with this morning conditions very cloudy we've seen so sprinkles so far this morning, but your view from berkeley is she's be gradually bright big upobviously not park weather just t we're in the 50's right now so if you're taking the dog for a walk or art essential rker and hav to get outside don't forget your jaets, it's still pretty co out ere saying only that the cool spot oakland's the warm spot on

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-donny, no.think it's also time to begin to think about the amount of debt that we're adding to our country and the future impact of that. >> mitch mcconnell talking about slowing down the spending. i want to show you also something we'll about to do. paul krugman just joined us. let's take a look. how do economists know that deficit spending or running up a deficit is not a big deal? >> well, couple of things. one, look at markets. we have $20 trillion in debt and the u.s. government can borrow at 1.37% for ten years, the markets don't think it's a problem. you do the arithmetic, no way to make -- the death spirals aren't going to happen. the interest rates are too low. the president of the american economic foundation gave his presidential address to say hey you know, this debt is not a problem. >> we will all remember though the stated concern that barack obama was raising debt, the tea party opposition, the newt gingrich revolution that claimed to care about a democratic president, bill clint

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-donny, no. -oh. >>> breaking news.lorida's governor, ron desantis saying he will begin to reopen businesses, restaurants in his state but included are miami-dade, broward and palm beach county, the three biggest counties in the state of florida. 30% of the population. now, the mayor of miami, francis suarez, good to have you back, mayor, i appreciate your time tonight. do you agree with the governor? >> i do. i do think that it makes a lot of sense to exempt miami-dade, broward, and palm beach county. miami-dade alone has one-third of all of the covid cases in the entire state of florida. so i do think just as we were at liberty to implement stay-at-home orders, curfew, and things of that nature, on the front end, we're working tremendously to curve the increase in covid cases and to allow to get that early, i think it is imperative that the governor allow us to make those kinds of decisions as things hopefully continue to improve. we in the city of miami are taking a very cautious approach. tomorrow, i hope to speak t

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-donny, no. -oh. >>> back to school in denmark it's the first country in europe to reopen elementary schools since the start of the coronavirus pandemic and it's a bold move. it's turned the danish education system snoo a realtime experiment whether elementary schools can reopen while containing the virus. denmark tested over 2% of its population. this week it expanded testing to anyone who has symptoms but denmark was one of the first countries in europe to lock down, and it has a low mortality rate from coronavirus. let's go to the danish capital copenhagen where correspondent molly hunter reports why and how danish schools reopened. >> reporter: denmark has become a laboratory a possible template for the rest of the world, classes in the time of contagion. today marks a week since schools reopened for students under the age of 12 after a month of lockdown but looks different and so far it's working. >> outside here in a tent sitting two meters apart. we have to do as much outside teaching as p

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