>>i got to tell you something side of the story on monday roe conn, a senator roe conn a he actually re tweeted my tweet and he tagged mcdonald's saying you can do better than this you're worth approximately a billion. so this is caught the attention duryea of national politicians, yes, he's from the bay area but he is a big player on the political landscape that roe conn, a even re tweeted my tweet on this yeah, yeah that's a dangerous job these days all right, thanks a lot. we'll stopped. >>from producing spirits to now hand sanitizer we have a distillery in maryland. that has a basically turn itself into a hand sanitizer factory. this is a look inside the savage and cook distillery in for the past 2 weeks now an assembly line of sorts has been made up of furloughed restaurant bartenders and wait staff they've been bottling and packaging hand sanitizer apparently the distillery had to close its tasting room because of the shelter-in-place order. so the owner figured. well one we just proves hand sanitizer since we have pretty much all the equipment needed. >>we didn't think too muc

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prevent a 2nd wave of infections while getting the economy started again one county judge county in conn province was put into lockdown this week after a few infections the found there but by and large the rest of the country is returning to normal life mostly and in major cities most businesses are are in restaurants are open people are going to parks and going out again and factories have resumed operation and even into bay the epicenter of the outbreak is some restrictions are being eased there and out than travel has been allowed starting from this week or katrina you there in beijing katrina thank you it's humanity's darkest hour that's how the international monetary fund has described the coronavirus pandemic which it says has brought the global economy to a standstill ahead of the agency said the outbreak has pushed the world into recession christina georgiev reassured nations that there are funds to help them recover and she called on advanced economies to help developing countries. this is a crisis like no other member in the history of the i.m.f. we have weakness the world econ

next questions are for abigail stewart conn. >> . >> as i get started here, i want be to introduce myself. i am the interim director of the department of homelessness and supportive housing. before i respond to questions, i want to note a couple things. this pandemic gives us the opportunity to keeply understand that housing is healthcare. that is clear now more than ever. thanks to the leadership of mayor breed before the crisis hit, she supercharged our homelessness response system with expansion. as i was visiting many housing and shelter and navigation site yesterday i saw 9,000 homeless that are safer because of that housing. immediately after the homelessness response after the coronavirus became evident we pivoted the response system to care, prevention and response. echoing mayor breed's note about positivity our system of care is tremendously grateful for the h.h.s. staff, guests, tenants and clients and people living unsheltered in our community, to our city partners annan profits and community we see you out there thanking us. i know my family has been out at 7:00 cheering with

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lucy conn, bbc news.wales, who died side by side after contracting coronavirus. ghulam and raza abbas passed away within hours of each other at the royal gwent hospital just weeks after losing their father from ill health. their families have pleaded with people to stay at home and stop the spread of the disease. colette hume reports. united in life, united now in death. brothers raza and ghulam died side by side in intensive care. they were just 53 and 59. at ghulam's home in newport, friends and neighbours come to pay their respects to his widow and two daughters. we were all hoping and praying that he would fall through, and my uncle also. but allah had other plans. it gives us a bit of comfort knowing they were together. i mean, they were in the hospital beds together, next to each other. so it's hard, but then at least we kind of comfort ourself thinking at least they are together now. and they didn't go alone, they had each other. just a few miles away, the family of ghulam's brother raza are grievi

the fda says more than 6,000 hospitalalready have these d-conn systems on site in total they could clean about 4 milli respirators per day and get th back into use. this is the 3rd such emergency authorization from the fda so r this year. our coverage of e coronavirus is always there for you on our website at kron 4 dot com just a reminder that you always find the latest headlines. the latest guidance from health officials there for you and it's the very latest information you needto he keep yourself and your family safe so make sure you checit out repeatedly the coronavirus section is under the news tab. >>at kron 4 dot m. whaso let's do the rightvthin. let's stay at home. let's wash up. please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. we will all, continue, to thrive. step by step, we're goin to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard inospitals, it's about staggering, when people gesick so that the hospitals cacop

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>>after conn chart your own course and then we're going to we're going to do that camila bernal kron 4 news. >>the u.s. is now more than halfway to the death toll models are projecting for the country take a look at this a stunning visual showing. how us deaths have jumped in recent days on wednesday, the nation's death toll stood around 28,002 days later, 37,000 people have now died that said an increase of about 10,000 main models of the pandemic still project asked will peak at around 60,000 by august. >>meanwhile democratic presidential candidate joe biden says he is starting to put together a white house transition team the former vice president made the announcement while answering a question at a virtual fundraiser, this is file video of the vice former vice president. but did not say who would be leading his transition team. but he noted that it would include quote first rate people now that biden is the democrats presumptive nominee he is shifting his focus to the general election. the idea of announcing his transition team is to give voters a taste of what his administratio

>>after conn chart your own course in and we're going to we're going to do that camila bernal kron 4s the president also announced a billion relief package for farmers. the department of agriculture secretary sonny perdue says the aid package includes a mask government purchase of $3 billion in dairy produce and meat products and 16 billion in direct payments to farmers and ranchers to bolster their incomes, us farmers are projected to lose $20 billion in net income this year. >>the deadly virus is threatening people who handle the food we eat a union says 3 employees of the tyson food plant in georgia died because of covid-19 several others are sick or are in quarantine to workers at a tyson plant in iowa also died this week because of coronavirus smithfield foods closed 3 processing plants because of coronavirus cases the first one was a major pork processing plant in sioux falls south dakota about 250 workers there tested positive for coronavirus the other 2 plants or sausage and bacon plants in wisconsin and missouri. despite all of this the fda says there are no nationwide short

like i said, beautiful part of teis is that it's going to make people feel conn and that's what i hope. and it's one that i think we should never forget. and i hope more than anything that it changes things, whether it be for health care or for racial equality or for better access to health, to primary care providers, or just i hope it makes the world better because of how much we suffered. >> brangham: on this if healthcare workers like yourself being celebrated as use. you-- you said many times in your piece that you don't feel like a ro. and you also said, don't mistake my career choice for me wantine tomartyr. i have a future. you wrote that. i want to live out.gr i want t to be an old man, basically. >> yeah, i'm not gonna lie. you know, we shoul old. to grow we should want to live full long lives and hopefullones that are full of opportunity and happiness. and i've seen so many people, le have said, oh, like a you're a nurse, you should be used to death or be like you should be,ou should be accustomed to putting your life on the line. and i'm like, th isn't that's not health care

next questions are for abigail stewart conn. >> . >> as i get started here, i want be to introduce myself. i am the interim director of the department of homelessness and supportive housing. before i respond to questions, i want to note a couple things. this pandemic gives us the opportunity to keeply understand that housing is healthcare. that is clear now more than ever. thanks to the leadership of mayor breed before the crisis hit, she supercharged our homelessness response system with expansion. as i was visiting many housing and shelter and navigation site yesterday i saw 9,000 homeless that are safer because of that housing. immediately after the homelessness response after the coronavirus became evident we pivoted the response system to care, prevention and response. echoing mayor breed's note about positivity our system of care is tremendously grateful for the h.h.s. staff, guests, tenants and clients and people living unsheltered in our community, to our city partners annan profits and community we see you out there thanking us. i know my family has been out at 7:00 cheering with

so they are being called for their behavior in past episodes like the cavanaug cavanaugh conn and the al franken case and asked whether they are being consistent in supporting joe biden especially without even having been heard from joe biden. >> sandra: well the comparison to how that process looked and felt and the way we saw democrats respond there has been highlighted by many. we talked about it with guy benson at this time yesterday. alyssa milano, remember she was in the hearing room during the kavanaugh hearing and she has penned an op-ed on this. she says i would advise him to face allegation head on. answer every question, and all men face these kinds of accusations whether founded or not. but your point is well made, the democrats now are either rising calls for him to speak out on this, even in "the new york times" yesterday, the tara reade assault and biden remained silent. so we will see what happens next. final thoughts. >> they also want to find out if there is any actual paper evidence perhaps to support this. there is talk now about joe biden's senatorial papers. it w

important to note that this affectsthe young and the old no one telling me ino this that all this is our d-conneant around last. >>we're taking care of our ke allies which is our. >>persons und this sick. many times show up in denial their symptoms now wanted to be sick. >>i'm sure afraid of what could be next some peope turn around and we actually in it can be it can be an experience i think when people come in and they are. >>maybe they haven't been in the medical system foa whe or there. they don't really know. you ow the state of things now and they see as personal protective equipment are mass in e tent set can see right now e have a beast does come in who actually is known cause anhand it feeling short of breat themselves. those here believe in a oath to helpsave lives. i think something going to stick with me through all of this is. just kind of initiative people into getting and ingenuity people are in committg to sites figuring this out as we go i think every health care professional. >>gets into this you know because they want to help people so being able to be somebody who can make a

next questions are for abigail stewart conn. >> . >> as i get started here, i want be to introduce myself. i am the interim director of the department of homelessness and supportive housing. before i respond to questions, i want to note a couple things. this pandemic gives us the opportunity to keeply understand that housing is healthcare. that is clear now more than ever. thanks to the leadership of mayor breed before the crisis hit, she supercharged our homelessness response system with expansion. as i was visiting many housing and shelter and navigation site yesterday i saw 9,000 homeless that are safer because of that housing. immediately after the homelessness response after the coronavirus became evident we pivoted the response system to care, prevention and response. echoing mayor breed's note about positivity our system of care is tremendously grateful for the h.h.s. staff, guests, tenants and clients and people living unsheltered in our community, to our city partners annan profits and community we see you out there thanking us. i know my family has been out at 7:00 cheering with

next questions are for abigail stewart conn. >> . >> as i get started here, i want be to introduce myself. i am the interim director of the department of homelessness and supportive housing. before i respond to questions, i want to note a couple things. this pandemic gives us the opportunity to keeply understand that housing is healthcare. that is clear now more than ever. thanks to the leadership of mayor breed before the crisis hit, she supercharged our homelessness response system with expansion. as i was visiting many housing and shelter and navigation site yesterday i saw 9,000 homeless that are safer because of that housing. immediately after the homelessness response after the coronavirus became evident we pivoted the response system to care, prevention and response. echoing mayor breed's note about positivity our system of care is tremendously grateful for the h.h.s. staff, guests, tenants and clients and people living unsheltered in our community, to our city partners annan profits and community we see you out there thanking us. i know my family has been out at 7:00 cheering with

next questions are for abigail stewart conn. >> . >> as i get started here, i want be to introduce myselfam the interim director of the department of homelessness and supportive housing. before i respond to questions, i want to note a couple things. this pandemic gives us the opportunity to keeply understand that housing is healthcare. that is clear now more than ever. thanks to the leadership of mayor breed before the crisis hit, she supercharged our homelessness response system with expansion. as i was visiting many housing and shelter and navigation site yesterday i saw 9,000 homeless that are safer because of that housing. immediately after the homelessness response after the coronavirus became evident we pivoted the response system to care, prevention and response. echoing mayor breed's note about positivity our system of care is tremendously grateful for the h.h.s. staff, guests, tenants and clients and people living unsheltered in our community, to our city partners annan profits and community we see you out there thanking us. i know my family has been out at 7:00 cheering with mus