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in the course of travelling around connecticut i have visited hospitals in milford, and hartford, in other places around the state, local health departments and local officials who have said to me that there still is inadequate testing because the federal government still has failed to fulfill its promise to provide that testing. there are fears that the surge of health cases as a result of coronavirus will deplete the resources of hospitals and other health care facilities because there are insufficient numbers of icu's and ventilators and still the federal government has failed to provide them. there is fear and anxiety about the future of our economy when parents have to make decisions about whether to stay home now to take care of their children because they are out of school or because their families have one person who is ill from this virus and they're all quarantined. will they be able to pay their mortgages and put food on the table, literally, living from paycheck to paycheck? they're trying to make decisions in real-time right now. and likewise, i met this morning with sma

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the hartford can help you join in minutes.r free no-obligation quote and see how much you could save, call the hartford at the number on your screen. or go to the website on your screen. the buck's got your back. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to the lead. i'm tap. today the united states reached what once might have seemed an unthinkable milestone, there are now more than 1,000 people dead from the coronavirus in the united states. right now the death toll stands at a staggering 1, 135. this time last week that number was 164. yesterday was the deadliest day in the u.s. from coronavirus with 233 people dying in the u.s. in just one day. all indications show in the short term that horrific record will likely continue to be broken day after day. until we reach the peak, which will come but could be weeks away. dr. anthony fauci the top

in the course of traveling around connecticut, i have visited hospitals in hartford, in other places around the state, local health departments and local officials who have said to me that there still is inadequate testing because the federal government still has failed to fulfill its promise to provide that testing. there are fears that the surge of health cases, as a result of coronavirus, will deplete the resources of hospitals and other health care facilities because there are insufficient numbers of i.c.u.'s and ven lators, -- ventilators and still the federal government has failed to provide them. there is fear and anxiety about the future of our economy when parents have to make a decision about whether to stay home now to take care of their children because they are out of school or because their families have one person who is ill from this virus and they are all quarantine teened. they are tying to make decisions in real time right now. and, likewise, i met this morning with small business owners and managers who are fearful they will literally become insolvent. they will g

in hartford, connecticut, four hartford cops, hartford police officers are recovering at home after they enforcement can be impacted, feeling the strain as they take on additional roles at critical times. they have to conduct wellness checks for children stuck alone at home while parents are trying to work. in new jersey, one single family lost four members to the coronavirus, four. 19 other members of that same family from spouses to children have been tested and are now under quarantine. and in california, this jarring story, a 34-year-old man who tested positive for the coronavirus after visiting disney world and universal in florida and then traveling through los angeles international airport earlier this month, just about two weeks ago, died yesterday at a hospital in pasadena. on march 7th, the man developed a cough. less than two weeks later, he was dead. he's 34 years old. he suffered from asthma as a child, and had sinus infections. that's all the we know about what exactly were his health risks. new york city mayor bill de blasio is our guest next on "morning joe." - [spokeswom

thus in april 1921 at the elected member of the connecticut assembly were deposit monday hartford one hour before. the appointed opening of the legislative session because the timetable had been altered to conform to new york city time. lawmakers had an hour to kill on the benches in the park so they discussed measures of punishment for hartford. in may, they proposed a $25 fine for officials who countenanced daylight saving. two years later, they upped the ante and passed a new law which stipulated that the pentagon public display of a time piece running on other than standard time, including the average citizen's wristwatch, shall be he illegal. violators face fines up to $100 or ten days in prison or both. lawmaker inside new hampshire were so impressed with connecticut fine that they soon crafted a bill prohibiting daylight saving anywhere in the state and violators face ed a hundred fine. new hampshire enjoyed a geographic and economic situation op almosting a uneven have iable as new jersey. the entire agreement state was a whistleston on the boston railroad. after that the rail

we can't make good judgments about the measures we should be tabling in seattle or in danbury or hartford unless we are able to do these tests and what is unforgivable is that the administration didn't see this coming and didn't put the resources in early to make sure that can everybody had these tests available, but we are likely going to have to take much stronger measures as time goes on, but nobody understands where the epidemic is the worst until we get tests widely deployed. >> brennan: now the administration says there are tests in the pipeline. they said about a million were sent out for delivery, arrival on friday. are you seeing that in connecticut? >> we are not seeing that in connecticut. we now have private lab capacity to do tests, but our understanding is that we are nowhere near that number that was proffered by the administration last year of a million. we are doing a lot more screening in our state, but we do not have the ability to give a test to everyone who wants one, as the president said was the case on friday afternoon. and that is incredibly concerning. given the

first responders in hartford, connecticut, racing that toddler to safety.ping that victim who was struggling to stay on their feet. saving 40 residents in all. more than 30 rushed to hospitals. at least one person killed. more than 60 families displaced. >>> also tonight, two men and a labrador retriever are lucky to be alive. all of them inside this plane that crashed in the florida panhandle. the father and son from kansas landing upside down in a tree near destin airport outside of pensacola. incredibly, nobody hurt. the ntsb is now investigating. >>> and overseas, a pair of avalanches killing at least six people. five people were out snowshoeing, buried alive. it happens in the mountains of austria southeast of salzburg. rescuers unable to save them. a second avalanche killed a policeman in his 30s. >>> when we come back, the jedi connection. the little girl and luke skywalker coming together. her amazing story when we come back. >>> finally tonight, the "star . and take. it. on with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms...

what happened with kent because he doesn't remember but i suspect that somebody in admissions at hartforda connection with boys high. it was two blocks from his class that were admitted. >> i know i was recruited by dartmouth but i'm not sure about harvard. they were really ahead of the time and really trying to do the right thing. they really believed diversity. for example, in my three years i was in a suite with david rockefeller and another guy spencer borden from the borden mill company their theory was that i would make rockefeller a better banker and i'm not quite sure what they felt he would be better at. [laughter] they were really the good people in this journey. [inaudible question] >> if you go to harvard you don't need any help. [laughter] >> that's the thing, it dugdoes give you an edge up. when i went into advertising, even now if you look at some of the people in tv, news, they are all a lot are from ivy league schools and it does give you a leg up. even if it's subconscious sometimes. >> did you find they all had a nice start in the career? >> oh yes. they all had nice st

host: from connecticut, hartford. diana, hello. caller: hello. i want to thank you for this.o have a comment and a question also. connecticut and the gentleman that called in before that was really very upset, i just want to make a suggestion. perhaps if people listened to their local stations and get information about their state, it would tend to have the confusion lessened rather than watching cable news. i do live in connecticut. our governor has come out, i am not a big fan of the governor but i commend him for bringing on an expert. about you are talking local areas -- i want to highlight a station that i listen to. connecticut foxnews, and they come on -- i started watching them when we had blizzards, because their idea, if we have facts not fear, and they had done this with the coronavirus, they would have experts come on. every day, they would have a section called facts, not fear. basic facts. views or whatever. today on the news, i noticed that they had an outline of the facts. no cases so far in connecticut. 18 people have been tested, 15 have been negative. we do

. >> it's the same in hartford, connecticut, police giving patrol cars added wipedowns. >> reduce contact. >> the city's fire department said its members tested positive for covid-19. ems had its businessest four days last week. the governor praising all first responders saying their ability to overcome fear makes them great human beings. jason carol, cnn, new york. >>> now, the japanese comedian ken chimera has died after contracting the coronavirus, one of japan's best-known comedians and the first japanese celebrity to fall victim to the pandemic. obviously a big shock to japanese people. tell us about him and how revered he was. >> reporter: absolutely, michael. the news of the kegt of ken shimura is shocking the nation, particularly tokyo where he's from, especially since he succumbed to covid-19 just one week after testing positive. he was a beloved comedian and there's been an outpouring of grief on the streets of tokyo, on social media, and even from top government officials which shows how far reaching his popularity was crossing generations. you mention just the word drifters to

let's go to chen who joins us at hartford international airport. >> reporter: some regional flights for and american, as well as trans-state, and we've seen americans cancel a lot of flights just due to low demands. about half of the flights he with see have red cancel next to them. we hardly see anybody checking their bags, and staffers tell us it's eerie, they've never seen the place so quiet. we've seen ebbs and flows, but not so many people, and those who are there, by the way, are not exactly keeping that six-foot distance apart from each other. we also spoke to a couple who just got back from london in the nick of time as the state department was announcing that travel advisory, and they say they feel lucky. if their flight home had been booked a couple days later, they may have been stuck in england, and now they're trying to get to little rock. they've rebooked a few times just trying to get home. here is dr. anthony fauci discussing how they figure that. >> we discussed everything in the task force. i have not heard a serious discussion about shutting down domestic travel. migh

. >>> a fire at an apartment building in hartford, connecticut, leaves one person dead and dozens moreospitalized. crews responded to the scene around 1:00 a.m. and pulled more than 40 people to safety using both ground and aerial ladders. officials praising the firefighters for doing their jobs amid high heat and zero visibility. the cause of that fire under investigation. >>> saudi arabia reportedly planning to ramp up its oil production while slashing prices. this after opec's three-year pact with russia fell apart last week. the deal involved cutting production to try to bolster the market. the coronavirus outbreak has pushed oil prices lower worldwide as demand for fuel grows weaker. >>> around the world coming together this day to celebrate international women's day. sunday, march 8th, is the day we recognize the achievements women have made, but we also raise awareness of the inequalities that women face around the world. campaigners in paris staged a topless protest. hundreds of filipino protesters marched through the streets of manila. women in lima, peru, protested gender vio

hartford down to new york city, may see a few snowflakes. the rest of country, summer like.k you to you, all the floor people, the control room people, all the people that have to go into 30 rock. i feel fortunate that i can work from home, but it's very important what you guys are doing and we appreciate your sacrifice. >> bill, we appreciate that. stay safe, my friend. >>> still ahead, senator rand paul tests positive for coronavirus and now other lawmakers on capitol hill are voicing their concerns. plus, president trump appears to mock the threat of coronavirus after being questioned about a lawmaker's choosing to self-quarantine. those comments, coming up next. self-quarantine. those comments, coming up next hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. be stronger... with nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor. it's the first and only coated nicotine lozenge. for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your crav

>>it's the same in hartford connecticut police there giving patrol cars added wife downs and sendinglear message to the public. >>the group your contact, >>back in new york, the city's fire department says 235 of its members tested positiv for covid 19 the department also says ems had its busiest for days in history last week again. the governor praising all first responders saying their ability to overcome fear makes them great human beings. jason carroll, cnn. donating more than million out of as a part of its coronavirus response now most of thatwill be in the form of free advertising goog is giving the world health organization and other government agencies. >>$250 million in ad grants and that's to share information on how to fight the virusgoogle is also working with one of its suliers to produce up to 3 million mask in the weeks coming to donate to the cdc. how about a little peek outside before we go we're checking in on the airport sfo. no reports of any major delays this morning but if you're stepping out. >>it is cool to mild outside your door so 45 degrees right now in sa

>>it's the same in hartford connecticut police there giving patrol cars ded wife downs and sending aar message to the public. >>the group your contact, others. >>back in new york, the city's fire department says 235 of its members tested positive for covid 19 the department also says ems had its busiest for days in history last week again. the governor praising all first responders saying their ability to overcome fear makes them great human beings. jason carroll, cnn. >>how about a live look outside we're checking in on the airport sfo looks a little gray and cloudy outside right now if you haven't stepped out yet temperatures in the 40's and 50's we're 53 in san francisco, 51 right now in fremont 49 to concord 55 in oakland and 45 degrees right now santa rosa so grab a jacket if you're heading out and do expect some scattered showers there's a chance you could see some sun a stray showers, especially for the north bay. they spar has more on that >>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody and we've been seeing a lot of gloom and doom in the bay area bridges still

. >> reporter: it's the same in hartford, connecticut.atrol cars added wipedowns and sending a clear message to others. >> reduce your contact with others. >> reporter: back in new york the city's fire department said 235 of the members tested positive for covid-19. they say ems had its busiest four days in history last week. again, the governor praising all first responders saying their ability to overcome fear makes them great human beings. jason carroll, cnn, new york. >> great, indeed. thanks, jason, for that report. i'm robyn curnow. more news after the break. we do it every night. every night. i live alone, but i still do it every night. right after dinner. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. a load with as few as 8 dishes, is all it takes to save water. an energy star certified dishwasher uses less than four gallons per cycle. while handwashing uses that, every two minutes. so, do it. run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. the surprising way to sav

we need authorization from hartford. that is what they said.two or three minutes ago from abc news. trading has been halted as the dow jones plummets nearly 2000 points on coronavirus fears and oil prices and uncertainty. in on therols kicking u.s. stock markets. dave in california, you are next. i wanted to make a public service announcement. i study nutrition. there are two things you can do. keep from getting this virus. if you listen, it will help you. called theis book miracle by bruce fifi. here is what you can do. you can do three tablespoons of extra-virgin coconut oil three times a day as soon as you feel the flu going on. host: has this been endorsed by any medical group around the country? caller: yes, mds. leafan take almond extract. you cannot take it if you have blood pressure or diabetes. look it up. host: that is dave in irvine, california. concerns about misinformation on the internet that coronavirus fears take over on social media. the story noting that as the virus has spread across the world, so has information -- misinform

so father and 65 cases 26 of them had returned from italy we've got robert priest with us now in hartford john scott he is the campaign communications manager for the howard league for painful reform thanks for your time robert i'm just reading some of your notes here where you've said there are 3 was it 3 types of people in a prison those who live there those who work there and those who visit and i guess there in lies the problem that the virus can come in and out it could get trapped it's a it's a whole ecosystem of its own. coronaviruses in the prison system there's no doubt about it we already know of at least one prisoner in manchester in a new country who has tested positive we were in the prison officer in the south of the country is also tested positive in many offices and prisoners and being kept in isolation as a consequence of. pressure on the government. pressure on prison the reduced number of hours so what's a sensible step now in this acute situation i mean i've seen it was iran that released about 80000 prisoners and something else maybe in iran that's workable and they c

. >>> at least 40 people were rescued from a deadly apartment fire in hartford, connecticut. >> a toddlerhters saved from the three-alarm fire. one person died and dozens were rushed to hospitals. three firefighters suffered minor injuries. authorities say more than 60 families were displaced. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> new overnight, a report just out this morning says the time we spend in traffic is costing us a lot of money. >> it's pretty staggering. numbers from transportation analytics companies say americans waste an average of 100 hours stuck behind the wheel costing an average of $1,400 per year. for the second straight year boston is number one in time lost coming in at 149 hours. that is more than six days sitting in traffic. unbelievable. >> i am actually really impressed that my city, los angeles, did not make the list. >> i'm surprised by that too. i think going off the stereotype, everybody would think los angeles. >> everybody thinks l.a. is the top, yes. >> i sold my car years ago. >> did you? >> and i don't miss it. >> you live in new york, so -- >

assembled and large ones, the northwestern chamber of commerce, meetings of small businesses from the hartford area, the federally qualified health centers of connecticut, hospitals, executives, doctors, and professionals who are dealing with this crisis now on the front lines, and of course local officials, just today, the south central council of governments with mayors and local officials from up and down the coast of connecticut, great nonprofits, americare, food banks like food share, and what they are telling me is do it urgently, do it big, but do it right. we need to do it quickly, but we need to get it right. and that is why this additional time is absolutely the right thing when we're talking about almost $2 trillion in taxpayer money, and a crisis that demands the kind of careful and deliberate thought. i was a critic of the last bailout because it insufficiently protected workers and consumers, and we know that we can do better than they did then, and we will because we are putting workers first. and what i have heard in listening to the people of connecticut, talking to small busi

i was an intern sitting at siu in hartford, connecticut. you can engage me but also my grandmother. >> it is interesting latasha and having that endorsement of jesse jackson is important. senator sanders endorsed jesse jackson in 1988. i know he endorsed his presidential campaign and the things they are fighting for. if you look at their lineups and things they want are similar. the racial justice of it is not as overt. i wonder do you have an understanding and explanation as to why it has not caught on more with black voters? >> i think there is a number of things. three things come into mind. when you think of jesse jackson, you think of the word "hope," what we hear in the sanders campaign, we hear this vision even when i was talking to people about kind of his vision around healthcare, it is almost in some way focus don't know what it means. i had one family members talking about their challenge around voting for bernie sanders, they did not know. it was the expansion of medicaid for all. i have been on medicaid, i was on medicare as a

then later this week, temperatures try to moderate we get into the 50s in hartford, cleveland will ber friday's >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have some really nice weather in the forecast. we'll see the clouds this morning clearing out for mostly sunny sky and highs reaching 70 degrees in the inland areas. as we go through the week, we'll see still some dry weather up until saturday. that's when a new storm system arrives and temperatures cool off slightly. checking out san francisco with a high of 63 today but we'll see mid-50s once that rain moves in on saturday and sunday. >> hey, if you're looking for a couple of good mysteries, guys i just finished walter mosley's "trouble is what i do. harlan coben, "the boy from the woods. those are two good thrillers. if you're looking for something. >> read with al. >> we like that. >> all right, al thank you. >>> just awe head, -- ahead, today is the day prince harry and meghan markle's exit from royal life becomes official and inside a look at their next move but first this >>> all right, everybody time for "pop start. ca

most of may across the united states spirit is planning to stop flights into laguardia, new york, hartford jet blue according to b cnbc.com, there's a memo saying they're going to cancel 80% of their new york city flights. we have reached out and have not heard back yet as you look at the airline stocks, keep in mind the d.o.t. was out with rules today and basically said to the airlines, look, if you want to trim your schedules so you have fewer flights going into fewer airports, tha a possibility. back to you. >> all right, thank you. number of so-called sin stocks are securing new credit lines amid the coronavirus pandemic. frank holland has more at headquarters >> we'll start with imperial brands shares 12% hire after the company announced a new multicurrency $3.1 billion revolving credit facility that will provide the maker of cigarettes with financing through march of 2023. also today, british american toe back ko, the e cig announcing a $2.4 billion debt offering and plans to use that cash for general business purposes then two weeks ago, ab inbev drew down on saying the coronavirus

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hartford, connecticut is another spot, denver, colorado. essentially people stay in their cars. health care workers are a little more protected. they get drive-through screening. the u.s. and europe were criticized, no other way to say it, knot having widespread testing with pop-up sites. more than a few cities are getting on board. the president's plan to involve more retailers, obviously staffed by federal employees. neil, back to you. neil: how do they do the drive-through thing? not like the department of motor vehicles, not that that is a horrible experience but pretty close. how do they do this? >> in new rochelle, there are six lanes. you drive up. a health care worker takes swabs from you. new york has a lab it is using. essentially take all the material they need. they send it away. get your results. obviously the sooner, the better. there have been a few hour delays. some had 24-hour delays but the point is, residents can make appointments by phone. and then there is, for example, in denver, you can't do this unless you have a doctor's note saying that you do need to b

i'm going to point you to a hartford current story that in connecticut alone, 10,000 jobless claims wereber is 30,000 jobless claims since friday. the typical number is 3,000 to 3,500 a week. this is going to be happening across the nation. those are the people who need the assistance. maria: yeah. i wonder if -- go ahead, allie. >> look, there is massive, massive uncertainty in the ability to quantify it. but we do know the direction and we do know where the effects will be felt most. this feels a lot more like 2001 than 2008. this is a public health crisis that has become an economic crisis that is creating a financial crisis, so we have to deal with it as that. to date, global fiscal policy has added about 1% of global gdp to the numbers and we're probably looking at a 30-year low in global gdp at 2%. but that's okay, right. and as long as we support the industries that we need to support, we need airlines here a year from now, we need hotels here a year from now, then we should be in a better poe suggestion. consumers are already starting to feel this and i don't know if there is a n

you might remember that there were garbage bags that were disposed of in hartford.tured on surveillance video than i do jennifer dulos went missing. fotis dulos and his then girlfriend, michelle traconis, throwing away all those bags. they open up those bags, please do, and they find cleaning supplies, all matching jennifer dulos' dna. for the first time, they are looking into the theory that dulos panicked when he found those bags that he claimed were dropped on his doorstop the day that jennifer went missing. he wasn't there. he didn't do it, but he found bags, and he disposed of them, and they are looking into that theory. >> ed: a lot of people assume this case was done. and you have a fox nation special about it. >> laura: i do. we are going to be taking a deep dive into the case with the new special coming out on our streaming service. remember, his former girlfriend, michelle traconis, they are still going to trial in this case. we could learn more as i head into the courtroom. we will see. but we do have a lot of information in this new special coming out on

can you see first responders rushing young children to safety in hartford, connecticut.posure phro*egss after reaching a set of oxygen tanks on the fourth floor. one person killed and 60 families are displaced. a woman is under arrest and charged with arson connected to the fire. a small plane crashes into a tree and everyone walks away without a scratch. look at this. you can see the plane dangling above the ground in destin, florida. a father, son and dog were on board flying in from kansas for spring break trip. officials say the plane experienced engine trouble while trying to land at a nearby airport. the ntsb is investigating. former dnc chair howard dean triggers outrage by implying a congresswoman deserves to be threatened. here is the story republican elise stefanik shared a photo of a note left on her car that reads quote "rot in hell fascist pig." you can see there the former governor of vermont tweeting, quote: i don't condone this but as ye sow so shall ye reap. there is no excuse for the note writer or for you. you are a shame to your district and to a demo

she finally took my information and told me i could go to a certain street in hartford, i think hudson street -- did not have an address, but she said i would be able to find a testing center there. i got there 15 minutes before they opened, and there were about 40 cars ahead of me. i did have the test taken. connecticut,und in through yesterday, only 90 cases have been tested. in other words, all of those people who are being swabbed, there are not testing facilities to be able to determine whether they are positive or not. host: did they give you an idea of when you might at the results? caller: no. the news is saying three days to four days. they have been saying next week more companies will come online for testing, but right now, it is abysmal, the amount of tests they are able to process. host: and you still have symptoms. do you still have a fever? caller: no, the fever -- i am not even prone. i've only had a fever once in my adult life. i tend toward low temperatures. my temperatures were in the fever range for a couple of days, and then they diminished. ist is the only symptom

host: from connecticut, hartford. diana, hello. caller: hello. i want to thank you for this.o have a comment and a question also. connecticut and the gentleman that called in before that was really very upset, i just want to make a suggestion. perhaps if people listened to their local stations and get information about their state, it would tend to have the confusion lessened rather than watching cable news. i do live in connecticut. our governor has come out, i am not a big fan of the governor but i commend him for bringing on an expert. about you are talking local areas -- i want to highlight a station that i listen to. connecticut foxnews, and they come on -- i started watching them when we had blizzards, because their idea, if we have facts not fear, and they had done this with the coronavirus, they would have experts come on. every day, they would have a section called facts, not fear. basic facts. views or whatever. today on the news, i noticed that they had an outline of the facts. no cases so far in connecticut. 18 people have been tested, 15 have been negative. we do

he was a member of hartford's drill and dance corps. he was a good son. he was a joyful kid. deidre zacardi was murdered in pennsylvania in october eight months after h.r. 8 got to the senate. he also shot their three children, alexis, nathaniel, and katherine, before turning the gun on himself. the abington police said they were deaths were an horrific event. nine months later, gracie was shot by the a classmate with a semiautomatic untraceable ghost gun in santa clarita, california. hundreds attended gracey's memorial service. her friends described her as an independent spirit. in december, ten months -- ten months after the house passed h.r. 8, ten months of doing nothing with it here in the senate, sergeant chris brewster was responding to a domestic violence call in houston. he was shot by a suspect fleeing the korea. he was aest dod husband, loved making people laugh, his friends described him as wonderfully weird. in january, 11 months after h.r. got to the senate, gregory reeves was killed. he had retired after 22 years as a state trooper, a career that he called his