the editor added this image that reportedly shows a delivery iver who has been beaten by local authoritieslet's turn to china,e are seeing some of the lockdown measures being eased, litt glimmer of hope. in wuhan where the outbreak began, those measures are being partially liftedo in weeks time. travel restrictions and the rest of the province have beedelifted for res who are healthy. steve mcdonnell explains from beijing. steve: here in beijing west, at e train station is a highly symbolic day as travelers arrive in the chinese capital. the province where this global emergency started has lifted its lockdown as people there now are able to travel to other parts of the country. as you look around here you can see all these buses have been parked to receive passengers as they come in.that's because youo do quarantine when you get into beijing. that might seem like a hassle, but for these people who have been cooped up for months, it is another step toward normality. a couple more weeks of quarantine and they can go back work here. there has been a t of debate about the figures here and whet

moves to save the american economy by signing the largest relief bill in modern history, more than $2 iver urgently needed relief to our nation's families, workers and businesses. >> california renters get a temporary retrieve from the state, the governor signing an order to stop evictions through may. >> we are not waiting for the crisis to hit and hit and hit >> a u.s. navy ship arrives in los angeles, positioning in place what could be a surge of coronavirus patients. los angeles's mayor warning tonight the numbers in his county look even worse than new york's. >>> here in the bay area, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases climbed to more than 1,600. warren county reported its first death, a man in his 70s who got sick after taking a cruise on the grand princess. he has been in the hospital the past three w santa clara county reported another death sending its total to 20. contra costa and marrin county added a handful of new cases. >> we are tracking cases in mendocino and lake counties. mendocino, 2 reported cases, lake county at this time reports none. >> in the south bay, san j

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iver been working with the mayors of newark and orange, they are calling for swabs. there are no swabs. i was put on hold for 40 minutes and disconnected. we need swabs. we do not have what we need. >> you just mention the asymmetric issue. you have to think about a place where you can ease some in some places to get the economy back up. what do you believe is the percentage of people walking around who are asymptomatic but have the coronavirus and therefore are a giant risk to other people? >> it could be as much as one in three walking around asymptomatic right now. >> one in three. >> yeah. we have tested some patients that have had known exposure to covid. they did not have a temperature, their pulse aux was okay. they had maybe just a sinus headache and they tested positive for covid-19. >> so you need the tests. >> yeah, we need the tests. we test people, we get a positive test, we isolate them and we separate them from the people who are not positive, so yes, we could get people back to work safely. and what about the worried well? you're right, mental health

this is a virus that doesn't have a iver's license, this is a virus that doesn't have a passport rightre in a state that is taking asures to control this. >>doesn't mean that your neighbors 2 miles away in the next state are experiencing the same measures that are goingto be required devastating new jobless numbers could add fuel to the president's push to reboot the country within weeks after more than 3 million americans fied for unemployment for the first time. >>treasury secretary steven dismissed the surge, you know to be honest with you i just think these numbers right now are not relevant and you know whether they're bigger or smaller and the short term instead many jen is focusing on the sweeping trillion relief an in congress now with this bill passed by congress. there are protections the bill offers assistance to lay off workers and promises a $1200 pay out to millions of americans it will also provide small businesses with support the administration hopes encourages them to rehire workers in a sign of the times thfederal reserve chairman made a rare appearanceon television

well if you're going to have in the tax code an insent iver for wind generation and solar generation, why wouldn't you have it also for battery storage? why wouldn't you have it far type of technology we haven't even thought of that some freaky smart person is working in their basement or garage or in a fancy lab right now that may be about to bring out? so i'm going to encourage members, think about that as we're working on some of these packages, it's often referred to as extenders and those issues, why don't we get this right and incentivize those things that actually are the next disruption? because for us in the desert southwest, incentivizing that power storage actually creates the mechanisms of photo voltaic and other types of generation and smooths it out so it actually works for us. so it's just -- for anyone listening, let's pay attention to that tax legislation. the other one i want to also touch on is another piece of legislation i am sponsoring and working on. a couple of years ago we passed something called q45. no one knows what q45, but it's actually really important.

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