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we're seeing a particular spike in some states, arizona, texas, florida come to mind. i know this is something you've written about. it looks like a lot of the new cases at least we're seeing younger people, 20s and 30s. i know you have written about trying to reopen the economy by taking into account that risk varies by age. can you talk a little bit about how you think of the new increases right now, the fact you've got a lot of young people and how you think that should be factored in policy wise? >> well, it is a factor. i would just say that i think one of the things fortunately that we're seeing is that because it is a younger population thus far at least we aren't seeing a steep increase in deaths or even hospitalizations in some parts of the country, so i think that's a good thing. i do think ultimately this is going to be a story of risk assessment. people are going to have to figure out what is their risk tolerance, the amount they're going to have to take on, the people around them have to take on, and that clal clas i calcul to differ jurisdiction by jurisd

us on twitter tyler and kelly, back do you >>> thanks so much reopening in some states like arizona and texas a spike in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations that's a big reason for today's big sell off today the dow is down almost 1500 points we'll speak to a doctor in arizona. one of the country's newest hot spots. stay with us you're on power lunch. stock slices. for as little as $5, now anyone can own companies in the s&p 500, even if their shares cost more. at $5 a slice, you could own ten companies for $50 instead of paying thousands. all commission free online. schwab stock slices: an easy way to start investing or to give the gift of stock ownership. schwab. own your tomorrow. >>> welcome back, everybody. here is your cnbc news update at this hour. apple joining the list of companies responding to the dilling of george floyd. they will spend $100 million to fight for racial justice ceo tim cook says apple will hire and promote more black and underrepresented employees and buy more from black owned suppliers. you can go to cnbc.com for more on that story. >>> nashville is putting its

. >>> right now in arizona and texas, the number of coronavirus cases and hospital admissions right now are hitting new highs. arizona just reported nearly 3,600 new cases. that is a record increase, around 84% of the icu beds in the state are now occupied. in texas, that state just hit an all-time high in new coronavirus cases as well. more than 5,500 in a single day. even more concerning, hospitalizations have broken records for a second week in a row. we have our team of reporters standing by in both of these states. nbc's joe fryer is in scottsdale, arizona, nbc's priscilla thompson is in houston. joe, let me start with arizona. officials saying an increase of younger people getting the virus is playing a large part in the surge. what are you seeing certainly as relates to young people in arizona. are they taking this seriously? >> reporter: it's certainly no surprise when bars and restaurants open, more social interaction, you're going to see younger people heading out to those places. certainly that's what they're seeing in arizona. maricopa county officials say those under the ag

nine states currently fall under their infection rate formula, including arizona, texas, and florida, which just announced a new daily record, 5,500 new cases. arizona could even face a worse problem in coming days after president trump addressed a packed crowd in phoenix tuesday night. thousands of young supporters without masks in a mega church to cheer the president repeating his highly criticized racist term for the virus for the second taime in a week. and the european union may block americans from entering in a draft proposal. this comes after number one ranked tennis star novak djokovic announces he's covid-19 positive after he hosted a tournament in which he was seen out in clubs the days before. i'll speak with georgia's stacey abrams on tuesday night's exciting primary results and on her campaign against voter suppression. let's begin with nbc's joe fryer in scottsdale, arizona. dhae thanks for joining us. what's the governor's plan to turn these numbers around? >> reporter: andrea, in the last hour we got the latest news. the good news is the number of new cases in arizona

han enviado equipos a arizona, california y texas. saber si pueden estar vinculados a mÉxico.ico mÁs de 5.000 nuevos contagios de hoy. y el paÍs se encamina al regreso de las actividades. vÍctor silva con el reporte, buenas noches. >>> julio buenas noches. de acuerdo con el subsecretario de salud. el pico de contagio serÁ la prÓxima semana, la pandemia estÁ lejos de terminar. y la capital del paÍs se prepara para volver a la nueva normalidad. >>> el aumento de personas y autos en las calles, hacen pap zer que regresÓ la normalidad. en los hospitales se vive la etapa mÁs criticas de la pandemia. >>> pasan 1 o 2 meses y la gente... >>> la ciudad estÁ en semaforo rojo y este lunes arranca el regreso paulatino de actividad fernÁndez la capital. >>> lao verdad se me hace mal por parte del gobierno. >>> ¿quÉ estamos viendo? >>> el coronavirus no da tregua al valle de mÉxico ni al paÍs. segÚn el subsecretario de salud, el pico de la epidemia serÁ la prÓxima semana. pero la crisis estÁ lejos de terminar. >>> hay que prepararse para una epidemia larga y hablo o de septiembre y octubre.

some cases are starting to see cas cases rise specifically, texas, florida and arizona. exas, you can see cases have been rising. also looking at the test positivity rate. to see if those ricses can be explained just by testing. telling us the hospitalizations data mean cases really are rising there after that reopen starting on the 30th looking at florida, people say some of this increase could be due to increased testing and an effort to do contact tracing you are seeing cases rise. their stay-at-home order expired may 4. in florida, tampa, clear water area is the second fastest place cases are doubling looking at arizona their stay-at-home order expired may 15 they are seeing a test positive rate of about 13% and increasing so a lot of people testing positive even as they are increasing testing arizona accounted for 8% of the u.s. new cases on wednesday. the phoenix, mesa, scottsdale area showed the fastest growth with a doubling time of 16 days. as we are looking down at the county level for potential hot spots. some are using some interesting data that aren't case da

arizona, texas, florida and others delaying their next phases of reopening.and limiting capacity at restaurants and other businesses to 50% to 75%. but as states grapple with the virus spiking, a rather rosie tone coming from the white house.

reopen its economy even though there's a surge in corona virus cases in 6 states oregon nevada arizona texas oklahoma and florida of all posted record rises in infections from rebels. social distancing and mask wearing are being ignored by many americans with predictable results more than $20000.00 testing positive per day with large spikes in several states including arizona texas florida and oklahoma where president donald trump plans to hold a mass campaign rally on saturday. florida now has more than 82000 cases a 17 percent jump in just the last week they include a group of 16 friends in jacksonville who took advantage of the state's decision to reopen bars to have a night out all have since tested positive and the bar is closed again it was. more than 3000 people in florida have died from the virus hospitals are filling up we know already that social distancing and wearing of masks helps to prevent this disease and we're not seeing that right now. weeks of protests over police brutality and systemic racism may have led to more infections in massachusetts the governor ordered new pop up

governor ofhe florida, arizona, texas, just within the last 12 hours. i told them that from this podium, we would remind their citizens to heed the guidance and direction of state and local officials. in some cases, there is a statewide guidance with regard to facial coverings and events and gatherings. in other cases, there are specific countywide or citywide directives. we just believe that what is most important is people listen to the leadership in their state, their local community, and adhere to that guidance, whether it has to do with facial coverings, the size of gatherings. we will reinforce that message. you mentioned state and local authorities. what is the correlation between the spike in cases we see in states like texas and florida, and the way they handled their reopening? was it too much, too soon? i want to ask dr. fauci, you said in an interview that "something is not working." what is it working? did you all in your meeting today come up with a plan to fix whatever isn't working? >> let me respond first, then i will let dr. fauci addr

we're seeing hot spots in arizona, texas, florida, more cases than california. rd high number of cases have been recorded in the last couple of days. and increasing in places such as texas. it's a matter of time before we have a worsening pandemic in this country. it will find people in tulsa and it will follow them home tomorrow. it's arizona today, texas today. next week it could be ohio or north dakota if we don't social distance, wear masks, wash our hands. it will continue to affect us more so than it has on the face of this earth. >> dr. spencer, appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> we'll look at black lives matter, why the president can't say those three words. we'll explain when we continue. when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. [shouting] [clapping and shouting] [cymbals clanging] [knocking] room for seven. and much, much more. the first-eve

arizona, texas, and florida have reported their highest case numbers yet.ng us from new york is annmarie hordern. why are those states suffering the most and is the u.s. the only country that may have a second wave as it reopens? we know what is happening in china, but more sort of in terms of europe, u.s., u.k. annmarie: we should go around the world and talk about what we are seeing. ebbing and it is flowing, but regionally it is marching on. we are six months and an the coronavirus is winning, experts say. local that contained outbreaks are seeing a resurgence, we spoke about this in terms of beijing halting flights and having children go back to virtual learning. in europe, germany is the one to be concerned with at the moment. a meatpacking plant had hundreds of workers test positive. they tested over 1000 workers and over 730 came back positive. america is really the new epicenter, especially brazil. than the united states. it is these sun belt states. texas, florida, arizona. higher hospitalization numbers and higher case numbers. the worry is what d

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no sea efectivo, con la reapertura andando el nÚmero de contagios se dispara en estados como texas, arizonatagle, la angustia crece con el nÚmero de contagios aumentando tambiÉn. >> sÍ, julio, existe gran preocupaciÓn entre los expertos, el nÚmero de contagios estÁ aumentando en muchos estados, pero principalmente en tres, arizona, texas y aquÍ en la florida, alrededor de 11 6 mil personas han perdido la vida debido al coronavirus, pero la cdc advierte que para el 4 de julio puede ser de 124 mil a 140 mil el nÚmero de muertos. >> miles de personas se resisten a cumplir con las recomendaciones bÁsicas, distanciamiento y uso de mascarilla a pesar que los contagios aumentan en muchos estados. >> los pacientes me han estado llegando, te voy a decir con toda sinceridad, diez veces mÁs enfermos que como llegaban hace ocho semanas por ejemplo, la gente estÁ llegando supergrave. >> la cdc proyectÓ que a este ritmo para el 4 de julio el nÚmero de muertos puede llegar a 140 mil en el paÍs, texas llega a los nÚmeros mÁs altos por lo que ella siente temor cada vez que sale de su casa. >> es mucho porqu

we are seeing the steady rise in cases across states like california, arizona, texas, and others.wings altogether increases in positive cases. that is all part, doctors say, of the first wave. anchor: thank you for that update from california. now we can cross over to arizona. we are going to talk to an infectious disease epidemiologist. the news coming out of arizona doesn't sound pretty good. arizona reporting a record single day increase and now the state has prompted a pause in the reopening. is that the solution here? >> thank you for having me. pause, itf putting a is going to be very interesting to see what politicians are going to do. from what we heard in the past, that was not even on the table. just yesterday, the governor said everybody needs to wear a mask. ifould be curious to see they would even consider it. having said that, we can't generalize arizona. we have hotspots, concentrated epidemics. phoenix has 62% of the population from arizona. so if you had to ask me, should we be thinking about it, absolutely for phoenix, but i don't know if i would say the same for

exponential growth, are you saying that hospitals are about to get overwhelmed in places like arizona and texast's the concern. so if you look at places like arizona the hospitals now are getting pressed. midweek there was a report out of arizona about 40 percent of the hospital beds were filled with covid patients texas and florida are still reporting a lot of capacity even though florida doesn't report the total hospitalizations for covid patients but these things come out very quickly as we saw in new york. you always -- when the epidemic is expanding it is always worsen these states that are going to get turned over this coming week given the rate of growth we have seen, we know there there is coy spread underway in florida, texas, california for that matter too, and arizona. those are big states that have a lot of cases that have been building. and so this is going to be hard to get under control. we are not going to want to shut down businesses again and want to shut down the economy. so there are not many tools we can reach for, we can do case based intervention, the tracking and tracing

level in 2 months in the state of florida confirmed cases have tripled compared to 2 weeks ago arizona texas and california are also registering sharp increases and in the netherlands the government has announced a significant relaxation of measures including reopening high schools committing sports events with fans and allowing sex workers to resume their trade. u.s. president donald trump says some of the $10000.00 u.s. troops to be withdrawn from germany will probably be moved to poland made a statement during a white house visit by his polish conduct under a duda a staunch ally of the us today is the 1st foreign leader to visit the united states during the coronavirus pandemic he's running for reelection on sunday. d.w. washington bureau chief alexander phenomena joins us from the white house rose garden xandra how likely are we to see u.s. troops moved from germany to poland or is there something else at play here. well at 1st president was quite be doing that press conference saying that poland's have had asked for more u.s. troops and that they will probably be moving from germany to

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tonight these three states, arizona, texas, and florida, are considered hot spots. you can see why. the number of new cases reported in each state, arizona more than 3,500. texas, more than 5,700. take a look at florida. close to 10,000 new cases. that number does not -- or rather does follow an increase in testing, but the percentage of positive tests has been steadily growing over the past two weeks as well. take a look at california. number of confirmed cases now standing at more than 206,000. that's up by almost 6,000 within the last 24 hours. the united states now surpassing 2.5 million cases. >>> locally, cases are also on the rise. sonoma county adding 86 new cases today for a total of 1,092. san mateo county reporting 34 new cases for almost 3,100. overall we're close to 22,500 cases in the bay area. almost 600 people have died. >>> a planned inmate transfer from san quentin to north kern prison is off tonight. that decision comes after the outbreak at san quentin continues to grow. as of this weekend, 613 prisoners have tested positive as well as 89 staff members. the prison

arizona, texas, florida.all fan, i can tell you there are a lot of teams that play in those states and they're seeing huge spikes in cases. so what's going to happen? >> right. well, who knows? i think it is wishful thinking to assume it's all going to happen without a hitch, john. i think that as you're a baseball fan, i like baseball, of course i've covered it for years, i would love to see a 60-game season which is more like a tournament. i do believe an asterisk will be next to it, even if it's not we'll all think that. it's not a real baseball season but it's love to think about it, so i hate to say that would be seen as a negative. but as you have -- we have had our eyes opened over the last couple of weeks and we know that nothing is certain and a perfect example was the women's soccer league, the orlando pride, six players, four staff test positive and they have to literally take that team out of the women's soccer league tournament. gone. and will we see something like that where one team just litera

los que tienen mayor aumento de infectados estÁn california, florida, arizona, texas, luisiana, carolinan la florida son mÁs de 5200 casos en las Últimas 24 horas.en california mÁs de 5300 y en texas más de 4300 nuevos contagios. aquÍ, en texas, mÁs de 30 establecimientos entablaron demandas contra el gobernador por ordenar el cierre de sus negocios. y este incremento desmedido de contagios de coronavirusera de esperarse cuando los estados decidieron reanudar sus actividades econÓmicas . expertos advirtieron que era muy prematuro y alertaron del riesgo de un fuerte rebrote de covid 19. muchos estados estÁn retrocediendo en sus reapertura. en florida las playas estarÁn cerradas durante el fin de semana feriado por el dÍa de la independencia. andrea nos amplÍa. andrea: crece la preocupaciÓn por el aumento de casos de coronavirus. al tiempo que los estados son mÁs afectados intensifica las mÍas de protecciÓn. varios condados de la florida han decidido cerrar sus playas durante el fin de semana del 4 de julio. >> no se va a haber miles y miles de personas en la playa. tambiÉn vamos a cerrar

arizona, texas, florida and others delaying their next phases of reopening. for example, suspending drinking in bars and limiting capacity at restaurants and other businesses to 50% to 75%. but as states grapple with the virus spiking, a rather rosie tone coming from the white house. vice president mike pence saying at the first coronavirus task force briefing in two months that the u.s. is opening safely and responsibly. >> we've all seen the encouraging news as we open up america again, more than 3 million jobs created in the last jobs report, retail sales are rolling. of course, the extraordinary progress in new york, new jersey, connecticut and new orleans, areas that just a matter of a month ago were struggling under the weight of this pandemic. >> we have a team of reporters covering the hot spots across the country. let's start with those alarming case numbers out of florida. randi kaye is at riviera beach north of miami. randi, how are people responding to this kind of news? >> reporter: not well, fred. this is certainly not the direction that this st

announced it would close 7 apple stores in houston after recently shutting 11 of its stores in arizona texas governor greg abbott who had previously pushed an aggressive restart schedule for businesses in his state hit the pause button on further reopening everyone now needs to understand the spread of coburn 1000 israel in the state of texas abbott says testing shows a massive outbreak and hospitals in major texas cities like houston are on the verge of being overwhelmed people starting to act like it was summer and they started to act like it wanted to go back to parties knew lots of big things and it's coming back and it's quite right airline company stocks took a big hit on wall street thursday after new york new jersey and other northeastern states said they'd require travelers from covert hotspots to self quarantine on arrival we also have to make sure the virus doesn't come you know on a plane again in washington president donald trump's economic advisor ignored the overwhelming evidence of a surge as a lot of positive declines in cases just as there are negative declines cases so you

that is not the case in arizona, texas, california, and in fact almost the majority of states in theates. 0ver the majority of states in the united states. over the past two weeks we have had a 30% increase in the number of cases, we have had an uptake in the number of cases all across the number of cases all across the country and also a concerning increase in the test positivity percentage, meaning that it positivity percentage, meaning thatitis positivity percentage, meaning that it is notjust that we are doing more testing, it is that more people are actually getting infected and that is why we are seeing more. so we are all concerned. right now there are hotspots in many places all throughout the country. we know this virus will continue to roll around the country because we have so many people who are still so susceptible to this virus and who, quite frankly, are not taking the necessary precautions to prevent the virus from spreading. what does that tell you about the likely progress of the disease, or do you feel the authorities should be doing, what you think they are likely

impusieron una cuarentena obligatoria a quienes viajen de los estados unidos mÁ afectados, entre ellos arizona, texasnglÉs) (traducciÓn m pantalla). >>> en esa nueva avalancha de casos, los contagiados son mÁs jÓvenes. >>> nunca se me vino a la mente que yo fuera a hacer una persona mÁs. despuÉs de que fui positiv tenÍa miedo de que viniera lo peor. me sentÍa cansado, fatigado como que no podÍa respirar bien. >>> 3 estados registran niveles rÉcords de contagios en florida mÁs de 5. 500 personas dieron positivo al covid 19 y en california superÓ los 7.000. no solo aumentan los contagios en california. las personas hospitalizadas marÍa paula ochoa estÁ en los Ángeles ¿a quÉ se atribuye el repunte? >>> aumentaron los nÚmeros de personas haciÉndose la prueba. en 24 horas 96 mil personas llegaron a centros como este, para descartar que tenÍan el coronavirus. y a el hecho que salen sin protecciÓn. el gobernador de california adjudicÓ el vertiginoso aumento en casos positivos. >>> ha llevado a muchos en california a sufrir la amnesia del coronavirus. >>> de una forma inesperada. estÁn practicamente como que

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medidas para frenar la pandemia del coronavirus según dijo el asesor de la casa blanca en california arizona texasmitad de los nuevos contagios el aumento de casos de covid-19 en california supera el 45% en la última semana hay comunidades donde golpea más fuerte como la agrícola como en este lugar donde hay un centenar de casos positivos entre trabajadores del campo que viven en el mismo techo tenemos el informe >> (♪ música ) >> villa las brisas es el complejo para trabajadores agrícolas donde hay un brote colectivo de covid-19 >> 100 personas trabajadores agrícolas resultaron positivo por el covid-19 estamos esperando los resultados de otros 100 >> el director del departamento de salud de ventura dijo que son 95 casos confirmados pero después de conocer los resultados de pruebas van a aumentar las cifras pero hay una investigación en curso >> vamos a mantener los casos positivos en este lugar y mandar a otro lugar a las personas negativas >> ellos vienen a ganarse la vida y legislatura y contagiarse es lamentable >> los campesinos son parte de un programa de trabajo temporal con una visa especi

sweezy positivity rates go up, we will be talking to governors today in states like georgia and arizona and texas about deploying additional cbc personnel to help them identify where those outbreaks are cdc personnel to help them identify where those topics are occurring and how to mitigate those outbreaks. because of what the american people did to slow the spread, each and every day we are demonstrating that we can safely reopen. all 50 states and our territories are not reopening america again but as the theme of this conversation is, that is important that we continue to focus resources on those who are vulnerable even while we see overall across the country cases going down, hospitalizations going down and most importantly, our mortality rate is going down all across america. now we are going to continue to focus with our governors on making sure we deploy testing to our long-term care facilities and to our nursing homes. -- today, mr. president, to continue that effort, as we are going to put the interests of all america first, but as we move into this next stage and through the summer, put

texas, california, florida and arizona. as was up there about 4,000 new cases because they dum dumped 1500 new cases from the prison season which they weren't reporting daily, according to the "texas observer newspaper." that's the reason for the high spikes in the texas area. but here's the thing that i think is most interesting and most concerning. this goes with what dr. fauci was saying. i don't know why everyone is talk about second wave when we haven't gotten off the first wave. the highest seven-day average peaked at 32,000. that was the third week of april. right now, we're at 23,000. yesterday, the numbers started going up. actually, it's been going up for the last week. we're now at our highest seven-day average for four weeks. we're heading in the wrong direction. that's large by new york and new jersey and pennsylvania with numbers that have gone significantly lower in the last month. that's how we're moving from the northeast concerns with all of the southern states. let's bring you up to date with the severe we

texas, florida and arizona are seeing the big cases. this morning new york, connecticut and new jersey announced they will require visitors from states with high infection rates to quarantine for 14 days. louisiana has postponed opening until the latest cases die down and washington is adopting face coverings. >> we cannot just wish this virus to go away. >> in the meantime president trump continues to say the spike in cases is because of increased testing and that his opponents are using the testing to discredit his containment efforts. >>> basketball is back. there's an agreement to start a shortened season starting next month. there will be no fans in the stands for now but when people wash they will notice some change, few are people in the dugouts, more people playing who aren't wearing masks and these are some of the change expected for a shortened 60- game season. it's scheduled to start about a month from now. san francisco giants confirm their training camp will happen at oracle park. no team is returning to their usual trainin

there is real reason to worry about what's happening in arizona and texas and florida.here's other reasons to maybe be hopeful it doesn't get as bad as it's gotten in other places. the president doesn't care. he's going to go to indoor rallies. what do we do? what does the u.s. government do? what does congress do? >> what i think we need to focus on is testing, testing, testing, and contact tracing. we need to make sure to continue that and invest in that. even if the president doesn't believe in it, we as leaders have to put money behind that. we need to work with our local and state governments to make sure they're doing that. because that is what is going to help save us. that is going to help us open this economy and keep us safe. so even if the president doesn't believe in it, as dr. fauci said today, we need to expand the testing, do more of that contact tracing. that is what we need to do. congress needs to continue to fund that effort. >> congresswoman barragan of california, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you, chris. >>> up next, pretty shocking new

infection rate since the coronavirus crisis began worst affected all southern states like florida texas and arizona along with california texas ordered all of its past to close while florida bandits pass from selling alcohol today the u.s. coronavirus task force held its 1st press conference for 2 months ice president mike pence encouraged u.s. citizens to follow local health guidelines. we stand here today we believe we've made progress but as we are reminded as we see cases rising across the south that we still have work to do and so we say to every american particularly those counties and states that are being impacted by rising cases the now's the time for everybody to continue to do their affairs who had to do correspondent stuff and save on washington. welcome stuff on we thought nothing from the coronavirus a task force for the last a couple of months not case numbers are exploding through the roof people are bound to ask well what if they've been doing. exactly what they ask all over the place and but as you remember the test force the covert 19 test force what was put to rest a little bit

long-haired goats roamed the plains of arizona, texas and new mexico, where all the silk and fleece isred by baking days and toughened by freezing nights. fine fleece of a sheep flock and long stable fleece of the goats , for fine upholstery. tough hides for tough, durable leather, and it takes tough, durable men to ride the herds to grow those hides to harvest. laramie,oxbow to the all along the red river and the , 1000, 10,000 out of herds with sun and wind, heat and cold, nature furnishes and strengthens hides on the planes, the plains,s on from dodge city to the foothills of the western mountains. perhaps there are jobs you never thought of as being an important part of the great american economy pattern, but every basic task is essential to the necessity and convenience of all in this blessed land of all of us. west or south, no matter where you go or what you are looking for, you will find somebody working, working as a part of the vast and intricate and interlocking network of production that leads raw material to finished product. the turpentine barrel in florida and in georgia

infections since the coronavirus crisis began worst affected are southern states like florida texas and arizona along with california texas ordered the closure of all bars. florida banned the sale of alcohol in pass on friday the u.s. coronavirus task force held its 1st press conference for 2 months as the number of confirmed cases continues to surge u.s. vice president mike pence called on young americans to follow social distancing guidelines saying they had a particular responsibility to do it though he didn't mention the wearing of masks younger americans across the son bill and the role that you can play in protecting the vulnerable and making sure that while the coronavirus doesn't represent as significant a threat for a serious outcome for to a younger american none of us would want to bring the disease back to our parents or grandparents moms and dads and an elderly friend or a friend who has an immunodeficiency and cause a serious outcome as well as go through a day that you correspondent stephens even in washington. welcome stefan we 3rd nothing from the coronavirus task force for the

arizona, texas, claridad. habiendo nÚmeros rÉcords de coronavirus.y se convirtiÓ en el condado de los estados unidos con mayor nÚmero de casos de coronavirus en todo el paÍs. entretanto, hoy tambiÉn, ahora mismo se acaba de anunciar que el gobierno de los estados de nueva york, nueva jersey y connecticut no permitirÁ que las personas que vienen entren a sus estados si no se aÍslan durante 14 dÍas. asÍ que medidas de prevenciÓn por todos lados, mientras vemos que el gobierno federal trata de quitar dinero 13 sitios que hace pruebas con fondos federales. entre ellos, en texas, donde debo su nÚmero de mÁs de 5000 casos nuevos de coronavirus al dÍa. borja: ya como las advertencias de los cientÍficos tratan completamente con lo que dice el presidente. suelen usar una reacciÓn? janet: bueno como lo vimos ayer el arizona contrariar lo que dicen los expertos de salud al no usar mÁscara e invitar a miles de jÓvenes que estuvieron allÍ. y el presidente ayer dijo que el virus se estÁ acabando, pero eso no fue lo que escuchamos en el congreso de los funcionarios

en los Últimos dÍas, por ejemplo, los contagios aumentaron en 8 estados incluyendo a arizona. texasace 9 semanas se redujeron a 9 mil la semana pasada. la franja verde en cada semana representa a nueva jersey. donde los casos por semana se redujeron. en amarillo los nÚmeros de california. miren que la semana pasada estaba mÁs gruesa que semanas anteriores. han aumentado en california los contagios. las barras color azul representan el resto del paÍs de 103 mil casos a la primera semana de mayo cerrÓ con 95 mil casos la semana pasada. esta semana no terminÓ. llevamos casi 81 mil casos, pero el pronÓstico es tambiÉn que habrÁ un descenso. jorge. jorge: gracias, tenemos que hacer una pausa. al volver pasa en mÉxico. tres agentes enfrentan una investigaciÓn por la muerte de un jovren que muriÓ en custodia de la policÍa en el estado de jalismo. documentos de acceso univisiÓn muestran que interfiriÓ para que beneficiarios de daca no pudieran comprar una casa. volvemos. ♪ ♪ queremos pedirte que lleves la cuenta de los abrazos que no has podido dar, las manos que no has estrechado y las com

florida sea el próximo epicentro es preocupante hoy 26 estados tienen incrementos incluyendo arizona, texas que genera rechazo en algunos >>> no estoy de acuerdo que sea obligatoria la máscara >>> dicen que esta mentalidad es un incremento en tendencias anti científicas en arizona el alguacil que pocas veces utilizaba mascarilla hoy tiene el virus de aunque no presenta síntomas el estado sigue sumando casos de hospitalizaciones >>> estamos batiendo récords que no deberíamos >>> se suma una preocupación es el aumento de casos de jóvenes menores de 30 años y esto es porque van a negocios dónde hay multitudes >>> los contagios entre jugadores de béisbol profesional han causado el cierre de los campamentos de primavera en el sur de california guadalupe venegas >>> muchas gracias guadalupe y sobre este tema es la pregunta del día (información en pantalla). (información en pantalla). (información en pantalla). >>> sabe que puede visitar nuestra página de internet para compartir sus opiniones más adelante podríamos compartirlas aquí en el noticiero vamos donde unos 40 empleados el departamento de

we are seeing flareups in the viruslike florida, arizona, texas, california.that affecting your operations at ford at this point at all? jim: not yet, but we are really watching this carefully. we are looking at the infection data by location with all of our plants and facilities every day, and we are always going to put our team's safety first. if we have to stop operations, we will. we won't hesitate it at all. so far, the playbook has worked well. it helps a lot to be in the ppe production business. we have had no issues with ppe availability. we have tens of thousands of people back to work, so it takes a lot of ppe to keep everyone safe. david: with respect to the f-150 you are launching here, it is terribly important -- i think it has been the most popular vehicle in the united states for 43 years is what i have read. you also met competition from ram and chevy. what are you doing with this new four 150 -- four f-150 to fight this off -- ford f-150 to fight this off? jim: this is the first big upgrade for us in five to six years. we have all new powertra