constant gers have thinned out on new york subways but that snow is surance to many people who need the ride everything to be fair i mean if i got it that was what. i am like and i think there's a lot of homeless people trying to take so you can get away next training getting tired so that's one thing. you know your kids we don't miss it. keeping your distance from others experts agree that social distancing combined with aggressive testing of suspected cases is the fastest way to tackle coded 19 but there aren't enough tests for the job in new york and elsewhere in the u.s. new york's governor says companies now cannot provide the numbers needed we need. an unprecedented. mobilization where government can produce these tests in the millions president trump pointed to progress in the numbers of new cases on the other side you have the numbers of beds being used we've just saying substantially reduce that's usually the sign that it's heading in the downward curve but the death toll continues to mount hundreds in new york die every day hospitals or repurpose in refrigerator trucks as make

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, things trading up in inty gers, that is obviously good news on the corona front, hopefully, that is good. but we have no clarity for getting on the economic front. even if he start to see numbers in early april for the march quarter, the march quarter doesn't really capture a lot of what is going to be the bad news in the economy that has me worried. this kind of rally, i didn't buy anything today, and just shorted some spiders at the very end of the day on the close, because i think this was over done >> guy adami again, we're looking at the vicks here, one of the things you like to look at all the time. if we had a 45 vicks three months ago, we would have thought the world, you know, had gone upside down, maybe it has in some ways, i guess. did the internals make you at all skeptical? kind of like dan and karen >> yeah, i think you bring up a good point, and it's worthy of a conversation you know, you would have hoped on a day like today. if you had asked me on friday, the market, the dow, the s&p is going to be up 7% or thereabouts, where is the vicks going to close, i would have

he reaches out and grabs it, and mcveigh says it is a gun and it is loaded. , ger has his gun to mcveigh's head, and says so is mine. he relieved mcveigh of his gun, which was loaded with the rounds that can shoot through an armored vest. once he had that gun and a kbar knife mcveigh had on his person, he took mcveigh in custody and took him to the jail and perry, -- to the noble county veil in perry, oklahoma. in perry, oklahoma. our investigator asked hanger what happened to him? he said i don't know, he may still be in custody or not. one of our investigators contacted sheriff jerry cook and talked to him and he said mcveigh is in custody but he has -- he is going to be released within probably an hour. so we put a federal hold on him. at that point, myself and several other agents got into a helicopter and flew up to perry. when we got up there, myself and another agent interviewed the different people that had been in mcveigh's cell, asking him -- them questions. has mcveigh said anything, did he comment about the bombing or anything of that nature? they said no, he was just attentive

secondly, as you say, ger are ry, we can't restart the economy. that's the health issue.best you can do right now is try to contain the damage to as many people and as much businesses. the worst thing for a liquidity problem which is reversible and temporary, is to become a solvency problem which is permanent unemployment and bankruptcy. and then the final point that i don't think we've talked enough about is we're reacting as if this is a one-round hit. somehow we get through it, it's going to be a neat v coming out. i think as we start looking at how to we start the economy and what the landscape looks like after this crisis, we're going to realize that the policy challenges are just starting. gerry: let's pick up that point in particular because, as you say, one of the phenomena we've seen in any previous economic downturn is the longer it goes on, the harder it is to recover and the longer it takes to recover. so far this has been going on a month. but if it goes on much longer, give us a sense of how much lasting damage there will be and how much more of a challenge

>> only two women have been asked to run for vice president and neither helped their party in 1984, ger to the race, demoic ltere geraldine ferraro. >> if we can do this, we can do anything. >> and in 2008 john mccain asked sara palin to be his partner. >> they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? lipstick. biden says he plans to announce his choice by july, he's all ready facing significant pressure to pick a woman of color. amy alison founder of she the people argues biden could win by picking a black woman and boosting minority turn out. >> this is a kind of strategy that joe biden and his campaign need to keep in mind and have a woman of color on the ticket. i think it would be a fatal campaign mistake to take black voters for granted. >> that was ed o'keefe reporting and like many of us, biden is stat me, campaigning and fundraising from delaware. >>> the last remaining patient from a mass shooting in el paso nine months after that tragedy. guillermo garcia passed away last night after under going multiple unsuccessful surgeries over the past few months. his wife

and this morning there is a shocking turn after an outbreak at sea here's nbc's miguel alma ger. >> reporter: as the coronavirus virus spreads to nearly every corner of the country fema has requested 100,000 body bags from the department of defense, perhaps a chilling indication of what's to come >> i know it's difficult but we're having a lot of suffering, a lot of death this is going to get worse before it gets better. >> in colorado the governor warns the death rate is now rising faster than any other writing the vice president, the situation is far worse than we imagined georgia's governor finally joining most of the country issuing a stay at home order after declaring he just learned the virus can be transmitted from a carrier showing no symptoms, a fact the cdc declared weeks ago ignoring advice from doctors and the white house roughly a a stae mandate aimed at slowing the virus. >> i cannot shut down and bunker in place it sounds good and it's kind of a sound byte but it's unpractical. >> reporter: amid plans to move some 3,000 sailors off the uss theodore roosevelt after the virus ex

they also hope the turbine will be able to power a ger, providing a little bit of electricity for theouse. what do you think this project means for you in this time? >> stronger bonding. >> what do you mean, t h >> i get to spend time wu. >> oh, you got to spend time with me. thank you. experience.s certainly a bonding it's a physical representation of something i hope in the fuure will be a memory for robbie. and if it powers nothing else but, you know, the thoughts of a good relationship with his dad. andou certainly i would ege everyone at this time to, you know, find the lemons and make lemonade out of them under these circumstances. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, isr orthodox christians th is easter sunday. d in ukraine, where coronavirus restrictions prevent people, priests went house to house to offer blessings today. traditional eter baskets were ft outside and everne wore masks and observed social distancing while still celebrating. that's all for this edition of" pbs newshour weekend." isa'm hari sreeni thanks for watching. and for the latest news updates go stay healthy a

is now warning that these virtual meetings can be hijacked you can have the gene ger type of act for foreigners are going to have the cyber criminal that really wants a listener and a security flaw at ows uninvited cyber guest to hack into and disrupt soon cools which michael's harmless giggle for board students if they want for the reports of racial slurs pornographic images and swastikas being shown but even if all these problems are fixed that's one way device classroom will always fall short and people bouncing ideas off each other teachers not just spewing facts but engaging with their students none of us can delude ourselves that we're able to replicate the high quality of what you do in normal circumstances in schools learning isn't just about people delivering information it's about you then engaging with it being asked questions being assessed on it the gift of a great teacher to be able to explain things to listen to your answers and be able to give you feedback which is something that technology and the robots simply can't do as well as the human's life the full and after

capitalism i mean something is worth what someone is willing to pay for i'm not supporting these god gers but technically they're just simply operating under a capitalist system if i have something and someone else wants it whatever it's worth of at person is what it's worth a $100.00 toilet paper roll. right well listen if what you're saying is absolutely true it's just the basic economic principle of supply and demand when supply of something is low i mean that when the supply of something is low yes and the demand is high that simply means the price goes up we know this and there's nothing wrong in my opinion with someone saying hey i'm going to put online on amazon if you want a roll of toilet paper for one $100.00 and you want to pay that or you're willing to pay that then i can make my $100.00 here's what's amazing about that though is that the media acts like this is the greatest transgression that could be committed the scammers who go out and they'll get out you know set the price of something so high because they know people need it they never referred to oil companies as price

ger king,"t their "ti they would be in a nice position. but it will affect consumption. devouringce will be one of this content than expected. to havehey don't seem had a breakout hit yet. andalked to meg whitman jeffrey katzenberg a few times. $1.7 million the first week, really good numbers, then it seems that these numbers are falling off. outlook even that thatare -- outlook given they are spending $125 a minute on this content? john: if they have not already blown their entire stockpile of originals, then they might find their it at any point. with originals, it is all about hit driven they may pull a tiger king out of their pocket. they also have to learn a lot about audience habits. they are really starting from scratch. they do have deep pockets. they are spending a lot of money, so they have the wherewithal to ride this out for a little bit. the more data they can usinglate about who is what part of their content and in what ways -- their original premise that gen z'ers on the move will be watching this, they have had to recalibrate that. s have noticed my gen z

>>with no school 17 year-old receive ger has been keeping busy building and handing out hygiene kits called care packages that scare with okay in her saicounty vegas are doing this lasmonth after talking with the homeless woman ask for a deal car says she said you know i n't know if that is not to realize we h a big problem so he bought baby wipes soap mas an other supplies been together creating the care package to date. thank you says he's heed out 84 in the county is also donated kids directly to them or said rescue mission every day with people coming to e rescue mission looking for clothing looking for food. >>and so looking for hygiene kits it's the coties that really lead this effort and it's thcities that need to support this effort efforts to help the homeless mercer county are being noticed by governor gav newsome over the weekend newsome praised the county has one embracing project roomkey initiative, the certain weeks ago and has helped more than 4,000 meless folks into hotel and motel rooms y you have no plans to stop what you're doing with care packages bank plans to co

>>viewers will have the ance to donatto the will gers foundati which ishelpg theate workers have been furloughed due the covid-19 crisis may the ds eventually be in their favor in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>a crisis visit our website kron 4 dot com just go to the coronavirus tab under news. there you'lfind the latest on outbreaks in the coming up next the news continues our 24 7 streaming service lld kron-on its commercial free ella sogomonian stanng by in the newsroom with what we're worng on l a. >>the key re people have succbed to covid-19 in the east and fortately so coing up at 11. we're going to talk about how alameda county health officials have revealed just how many people have died at one rehab center for a council member lost their loved one to those details ahead on kron on. >>thank you allan make sure to dowoad the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free. local news coverage. well some good news for people who plan to visit sonoma and napa set famous wineries is spring. the industry there is holding what they're calling virtual tastings yes, 7 businesses are giving pe

this comes after a malayan ger tested positive for coronavirus another tiger also has the virus but isng any symptoms. the is saying that all the animals are doing well while they were affected apparently by a staff member though right now it's unclear. how that happened. the zoo is put p a prevtive a protective asures in place for any workers now we're working with the animals. also in new york to household cats have tested positive for conavirus after they showed respirory symptoms. the cats have the virus in the u.s.. respiratory symptoms and are expected tomake a full recovery. health officials say ere's no evidence that pets play a role in spading the coronavirus. >>well the 2020 nfl draft starts today and this year's event ll look a lot different it it was supposed to be a big spectacle in las vegas. but of course with the pandemic the entire draft will be held virtually so this going to be different all 32 teams and league personel, they'll be operating retely nearly 60 prospects are also participating virtually this year'sevent is also serving as a fundraiser for 6 charities pr

think thenm ntoa l govt is doing the me abbeou t jtobeo how to fix these problems rather than fing,ger pointrom any direction. nor youruff: gov announced the first in the nation, i believe they're called strike teams, too into nursing homes in maryland. tell us how that works. the country.is a oblem acr remember the first crise happened in the state of washington with this nursing home that we all were shocked to hear about. and now we've got 90 nusing homes here in our state where we have at least one case, but several of them with really dramatic outbreaks. a number of other states do. i we are sendi strike teams with members of the national from our localalths and nurses departments and from local and an emergency basis to try toon wrap our arms around this and to identifythe situaion, to triage the situation, and send people when they need to, to hospitals or take care of the situation right there with both testing to find out, you know, exactly where thacility is and what help they need. because, you know, this is our most-vulnerable population. we're having the outbreaks across t

co stores in ger, which owns the bay area spoke on "gma" this morning and how the industry is trying to keep people fed. >> some of the things we have been able to do is work with restaurant suppliers to redirect some meat items and produce items and those things. our manufacturing plants and dairies are packaging some milk products for the feeding america. so, it's really all of us chipping in together. >> kroger ceo is on the white house's coronavirus recovery task force. he says you can expect more toilet paper in stores in about a week or so, but that it is going to take a little while longer to get that hand sanitizer. a lot of people have been looking for that. you can watch his full interview on "gma" right here on abc7. back over to you, reggie. >>> more protection for renters losing their homes and business spacers during the shut down. bans landlords from evicting tenants if they lost their jobs or have to pay medical expenses related to coronavirus. renters also have a grace period of 120 days to pay back any rent owed. the board also placed a moratorium on runt increases.

joseph falise, clinical nursma ger at the universitof miami health system. thank you very much.d lucin all your work. >> thank you very much. thank you for bringing this up. >> woodruff: south korea has turned froa covid-19 hot zone to a leader in the global figh against the new coronavirus. companies there are now maki millions of virus test kits for expod the public is voting in a parliamentary electionep despite themic. correspondent bruce harrison reports from seoul on how the koreans have worked togeer to get this far, and aim vent a resurgence of the virus. >>eporter: to visit this factory, you can't risk contaminatg the product. the work going on behind this door may just save your life. manufacturer bak jin-wook says they're putting chemical agents into vials and sealing the lids. the assembly line at south korean firm gencurix is small. but the chemicals they're paedaging just today can be in up to 150,000 covid-19 tests. this is the final product. >> ( translated ): each of these kits can be used to test up to0 ople. a sample is collected from the patient's nose or uth

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. >> and i'm theresa ger,er in, nurse educated psychiatry. >> i saw you standing outside and i just wanted to say on behalf of not just new yorkers but all of america, thank you. >> thank you, we appreciate it so much. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. jody, matthew, those are just a few of the folks that your fund-raising is going to benefit. big thanks to both of you. we would like to highlight the helpers here. keep it up. and the photographs, by the way, are fantastic. thank you, thank you jody and matthew. >> thank you very much. >> and big thanks to all of you who joined us this hour here on msnbc. we're going take a quick break and on the other side of this break, "andrea mitchell reports." and take. it. on with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some... rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tubercu

. >> my home is in dank ger, a whe bunch of homes next to me. >> the fear is palpable here in miami. wanted to give people a mechanism of coping and dealing and preparing for the inevitable. >> but they all know they can't do it alone. they need help from people in power. you are republican. >> yes. >> what is it like being associated with a party in which climate change seems to be a plank in the platform. >> for me i live it. we want to push back on what people are trying to brand us with, which is not accurate. >> which is what? >> which is we're going to be underwater in 150 years, which is not going to happen. >> how can you be sure? >> because we're making significant investment to make sure that doesn't happen. >> they raised their own taxes. the miami forever new england devotes $400 million to higher streets and bigger drainage. that's a drop in a smelly bucket when they need 45 times that amount to fortify septic tamnks and if they fail, it's everybody's mess, even on ultra rich, this island. >> people at that income level have a lot more options than a lot of the rest of u

the next bill must be big and bold and suited to the needs of a be belee gerred country. truck drivers, grocery store clerks, police officers, firefighters, and more. and we must make sure that our elections this fall are conducted fairly, that states have enough money to run them properly, and that every american can exercise his or her constitutional franchise safely and confidently. this is a covid-related issue. so those issues and more will be priorities for the senate democratic caucus in the next bill. yes, mr. president, it's been a long few months for the american people, but even now there are signs that the sacrifices americans have made are beginning to slow the spread of the disease. we're a long way from the end, but this too shall pass. until the day when it can, when we can begin to return to normal. it is up to congress and the entire federal government to deliver the leadership and resources that only we can provide. the private sector will not provide the aid our nation requires. the efforts of individual states or even individual citizens, heroic as th

. >> well, the president continued to say people are earring ger t back to work. he even said he's eager to move on and focus on other things, but the thing that the president is -- i think the think that's really weighing on the president is that he already put one date out there. he said that he wanted to have churches packed on easter and that didn't work out. so part of it is maybe officials on the coronavirus are starting to get through to him. maybe he doesn't want to have a second round of putting out another date and having to backtrack on that date because he was so gung-ho about easter. of course he came up with that first date without saying that's the date should be used. he said my instincts have led me to believe easter is the best time to do this and, of course, he had to change his mind. >> yeah, think the real challenge is going to be in three weeks, if we have gone -- we're on the downhill slope, whether he's going to have the stick to ittiveness on this. that's going to be something to follow there. kasie hunt, i want to end our conversation, ou

the next bill must be big and bold and suited to the needs of a be belee gerred country.ruck drivers, grocery store clerks, police officers, firefighters, and more. and we must make sure that our elections this fall are conducted fairly, that states have enough money to run them properly, and that every american can exercise his or her constitutional franchise safely and confidently. this is a covid-related issue. so those issues and more will be priorities for the senate democratic caucus in the next bill. yes, mr. president, it's been a long few months for the american people, but even now there are signs that the sacrifices americans have made are beginning to slow the spread of the disease. we're a long way from the end, but this too shall pass. until the day when it can, when we can begin to return to normal. it is up to congress and the entire federal government to deliver the leadership and resources that only we can provide. the private sector will not provide the aid our nation requires. the efforts of individual states or even individual citizens, heroic as they

places which need the mo he says the federal government is also working to get personal protective gerhot spots as well. >>meantime though we continue to hear stoes from hospital begging for more gear, they don't have enougmedical supplies for themselves or their patients. ur shington dc rrespondent reports on the efforts underway to try to keep up with the influx of new patients. if we do not ha a coordinated response people are going to die. >>we're going to have patients die and alth care providers dies university of michigan ctor mahlon han says the shortage medic supplies to hospitals across the doing creative things with are peol protective equipment. i never would have dreamed up. i have never seen this level of anxiety among healthcare rkers and with the number of patients needing car increasing she's calling on the federal government to step inthis stateso when do their best to meet the challenge, but i think they're not can be able to do it in with e time pressures that we have we have to be coordinated michigan senator gary peters says the trump administration's choice to le

we're joined now by rachel gerred—hart in penryn who is organising a virtual ve day celebration, andfriend and i feel this needs to be commemorated and we have taken our event online through our facebook page. what are you doing instead? we are going to have a virtual party to xhem —— commemorate. we will kick off at three with the nation's toast and have a broadcast of our standard bearer and the full two minutes silence, national anthem and into two and a half hours of... live, interactive kind of garden party. bob, plans have had to change, you presumably have been hard at work, what do you want everybody to do on the day? well, i think rachael's pretty much hit the nail on the head for the second aspect, which is bringing communities together. i don't think, from a national perspective, it would be appropriate if we started in any other way than with a moment of remembrance, to rememberall with a moment of remembrance, to remember all those that died in world war two. both overseas and at home. so there will be a two minute silence, led by the duke of cambridge and we will ask pe