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good evening and thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at a time justine waltman governorin newsome urged everyone totay home in order to slow the spread of the coronavirus today, he said there are 1200 new cases and 24 deaths throughout our state right now kron four's also the money is live for us in the kron 4 with whatlse the governor is saying abut the race against time el itsounds like the governor is preparing for many more people to get infected with covid19 in the coming days. yes, he is and that's why governonewsome is now directing $42 million in emgency funding. >>to fight against covid 19 that should expad california's heth care system as hospitals brace for a flood of patients amid this pandemic more than one llion of that will be used to expand testing at a laover in richmond, $ million will be used to lease set and medical center in daly city. governor newsomalso announced that the white house is sending us a failed mecal units ich beds for coronavirus patients among all of california's hospals, the state has a taff ben capacity of 78,000 but it ill needs 19

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waldman it was yesterday at this time that we reported just over 83,000 cases in the u s and tonight that number has soared past 100,000. let's get to the numbers because globally there are now nearly 600,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus more than 27,000 people have died. the us now has. more than 101,000 cases and is now the country with the most infections. nearly 1600 people have died in california there are now over 4600 cases and 94 people have died. today the u s and asked mercy arrived in the port of los angeles to help ease the burden of hospitals that are trying to treat coronavirus patients. the navy hospital ship contains a dozen fully equipped operating rooms and a 1000 hospital beds. it will be used for relocating patients who are undergoing treatments that are unrelated to covid 19. and we had a somber warning from los angeles today as the city there prepares to be the epicenter of coronavirus cases in the united states that saw a significant surge of kelvin 19 cases kron four's kate rooney has the very la

justin rowlatt, bbc news, antarctica. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. showers and some of the showers were quite heavy in places and here is a characteristic cumulonimbus indicating heavy showers taken by one of our weather watchers in hampshire. the cluster of showers affecting central and eastern areas tending to move into the north—east this evening and a few affecting the north of scotland but elsewhere it will be mainly dry with clear skies, light winds, so it will turn cold, and a white spread frost and there will be some eyes to watch out for as well. but temperatures will recover a cross as well. but temperatures will recover across the south—west because we will see an area of low pressure moving in bringing thick cloud, outbreaks of rain and increasing breeze initially to south—west england, then wales, then pushing into the midlands, southern england i may be northern ireland and there will be snow on the hills. north of this, scotland and north—east england should stay bright and chilly, some showers affecting the west of scotland. most of u

time. the justin memorial, the washington monument, the capitol and so forth but people change. last night the -- basically i grew up in boston, family park, spent so much time there that these days when i go back there i feel as i'm walking around through the tunnels and so forth, i feel like i'm going to go and see myself when i was 15 year's old. washington here and first time i ever spent more than a day here was in 1970 when i was 20 year's old and this is a big, big antivietnam war demonstration and the most memorable thing there was that -- we had a demonstration one day and then on monday we were supposed to go and lobby members of congress and so forth. i hadn't had much success. we went to the house of the peaker at the time john mccormick from massachusetts. low and behold, 5:15, 5:30, the secretary led us in to see him. the kids are coming. i can try to give them some wisdom but the end of that experience, he took us into the house chamber and said there were four of us there and said, here is my chair that i sit in. i have to go now. i will go now have dinner with m

time low. then, in 2011, a record rainfall floods the theater. justin's's curtains. >> that was probably the end. >> but you had insurance? no insurance? >> no insurance. we had looked into insuring them, but the problem is, the monthly insurance costs were so high that it was unaffordable to us. >> luckily, the brothers had the forethought to stow their uninsured puppets high enough, and they stay dry. but the rest of the place is a mess. >> when the rains finally stopped, they brought in an industrial mold specialist who was basically like, "yeah, we have to tear this place apart." >> no. wait, it gets worse. turns out, before he died, bill fosser made a highly unusual request to his heirs. what did he tell you? >> well, originally, what he had said is that if the puppet theater were ever to close down, he wanted us to destroy everything. >> destroy, like, "gone"? this? >> everything, yeah. >> why? >> he viewed it as the puppets are instruments, kind of like a violin being stuck in a display case somewhere and not performing its purpose. he found that i

thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waldman it was yesterday at this timet we reported just over 83,000 cases in the u s and tonight that number has soared past 100,000. let's get to the numbers because globally there are now nearly 600,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus more than 27,000 people have died. the us now has. more than 101,000 cases and is now the country with

>>in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman kron 4 >>time now to check the weather again with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow march, yeah hard to believe we're winding down winter but winter looks like it's just kind of winding up now so there we go today, yeah, we have a few scattered showers in the south bay but pretty nice day outside temperatures running up in the 70's in some spots kind of quiet out there toward the golden gate bridge couple patches of fog moving on shore right now. but this were searched get really really interesting you've got low pressure moving into southern california all part of that cut off low we've been tracking more rain on the way for tomorrow and looks like it may linger into friday little bit before pushing in arizona, but look what's off the coastline on friday, certainly a nice day with some offshore winds in the bay area on friday. but then you see that little swirl in the atmosphere that's a very cold storm system now dropping in out of the gulf last month comes barreling in on saturday to bring some rain and very low ow levels in fact, snow levels dropp

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justin bieber. >>> all right. our time is 6:48. airlines flight attendant died from the coronavirus at the age of 65. he was based out of philadelphia. american airlines says he's the first employee to die from the virus. there are no other details of when the man was diagnosed or if he was on any flights while possibly infected. >>> and, southwest airlines plans to cancel 1,500 daily flights. those flight cuts represent almost 40% of reduction in flights for the nation's biggest domestic carrier. southwest airline officials say planes are only 20% filled. the company's also making voluntary leave offers to employees. they're also grounding planes and making additional route reductions including cancelling all of the flights to hawaii from san jose, sacramento, and san diego. >>> big changes out there. they continue. changes in the weather, i think, a little bit as well because we had a little bit of surprise rain and hail. some more sun, steve? >> it wasn't a surprise to some. >> not you. >> i know what you mean. thunderstorms pop

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watch on demand any time unfiltered at -span.org/coronavirus. >> prime minister justin trudeau held a briefing earlier today outside his residence in at wasm he announced an emergency response benefit for these who lose their income as a result of the outbreak that benefit would provide workers with $2,000 a month for the next four months. prime minister trudeau: right now, a lot of people are sitting around the kitchen table with bill, trying to figure out what needs to be paid. these might be really stressful decisions. far too many canadians are having these tough conversations about finances and their future. just look at the numbers. last week, almost a million people applied for employment insurance. the hard truth is that people are out of work because of this crisis and worried about what comes next. so i want you to know that we'll be there to help you. our government is doing everything we can to be there for you. [speaking french] [speaking french] speaking french] the canada emergency response benefit will provide $2,000 a month for the next four months for workers who los

nursing shortages would cripple the health care system during this critical time kron four's justine waltman compean there says in san francisco today and shares with us their concerns will have a shortage of nurses if they continue these practices because everyone is going to be home. >>6 isolation and then what happens what happens would be detrimental to the health care system says members of national nurses united. >>the union represents 150,000 nurses nationwide. now they are expressing concerns over their employers handling of the coronavirus starting with being notified in a timely fashion to their exposure to a suspected or confirmed coronavirus patients also saying they do not have access to enough protective equipment like gowns and gloves we need and 95 masks and they're not providing inches. we've had nurses call the supervisors who have these. >>lockdown. and ask for them and we're being told no sometimes the nurses who work at sutter health cpm see van ness campus. so they're told it's a matter of limited supply. so the nurses made a poignant plea you guys have any equi

what is different this time around is it doesn't look like justin energy play.his is a slower global growth issue. we are seeing issues with airlines, hotels, tourism companies. so we could see prices come done more. movesan: we have seen big to the airlines and the bbb players. yes, there are some downgrade risks out there at the moment, but purses have adjusted radically before those downgrade came through. weigh those things against each other. the fear that these bbb's and these big names get downgraded. greg: the price movement has been not discriminate until now. as we go to the next weeks, you'll be doing more separation between those companies that are hurt by covid-19, and those that will survive. think about pharmaceuticals, consumer nondurables. as long as the economy doesn't tank, there is real value, if you know where to look. jonathan: still value, if you know where to pick? michael: definitely real value if you know where to pick. we have to remind ourselves, these issues, although very concerning, coronavirus, the price war with crude oil, these

times higher. the canadian prime minister justin drew doe announcing he will self-quarantine for 14 days after his wife tested positive for the virus after a recent trip to great britain. >> i want to be clear, i have no symptoms and feeling good. of course it's an inconvenience and somewhat frustrating. >> reporter: his wife sophie thanking well-wishers, saying she'll be back on her feet soon. but tonight, the virus casting an ever wider shadow across europe -- the eiffel tower and the louvre closed until further notice. david, here in the uk, more than 200 new cases have been reported in just the last 24 hours. just a few moments ago president trump said he's looking at these new numbers and he may add the uk and potentially other nations to the list of banned countries. >> maggie, thank you. >>> back here at home, president trump was asked late today, will he be tested for coronavirus after this image from mar-a-lago just days ago. the president was with brazilian officials. one with a hat on tested positive for coronavirus. terry moran with how the president answered. >> reporter: in the rose

justin rose. we are morgan stanley. every time it takes care of something for us, we celebrate. how often does that... got it. servicenow - the smarter way to workflow. >> welcome back. dow futures with another drop at the open the biggest ledgers. boeing, caterpillar and goldman sach welcome back check out shares of fedex as well another name in the red. initially popped after the company reported third quarter earnings in line with revenues the company is lower this morning as fedex has pulled its 2020 guidance with impact due to the coronavirus and will look to cut costs. fedex has asked the government for liquidity support. let's go to our guest now on the news line. lowering his price target on the stock this morning ken, thanks for being with us. >> caller: good morning. >> the first time this company has pulled its guidance. how notable is that? this is a company that has lowered its guidance even before we saw the coronavirus >> it is significant it pulled estimates and this economic outlook and the capital plan it tells you the kind of market that we are in and the unkn

time,thank you for your sylvia, and thanks to laura cooper. coming up, we talked u.k. supermarkets with justinma vice chairman and the former cfo of sainsbury. a great voice to have on the program. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. 20 minutes into a session that shows a balance. let's are member, the losses of -- let's remember the losses of yesterday. the crisis has spread as consumers poured groceries and hygiene products, but supermarkets may face a greater challenge of preparing with a possible labor shortage. joining us is justin king of terra firma and sainsbury. are we going to see more rationing? i know some supermarkets have already put limits on certain products. justin: i wouldn't call it rationing. purchasests limiting is a fairly tried and tested practice. markets have done it on promotions for years when some customers want to clear the shelves. we have seen it in many occasions before. it's a way of reminding customers of the social duty of sharing. i don't think it's rationing, because rationing implies there's not enough to go around. there is, it j

justin returned to florida. he would be back in two weeks, this time for good.hile, that friday the 13th kelli decided to go to the bar alone. she texted her sister olivia before she left that night and sent this selfie. >> did she say if she was going with anybody? >> no, she's like i'm going to go sing karaoke and not think about work, not think about mike, just kind of trying to get away from all of that and relax. >> kelli also texted justin about her plans. justin said he wasn't happy that kelli had gone out alone in a new town she didn't know. >> i didn't feel like her life was in danger, i just didn't feel like that was a good environment. >> what was a good environment? >> the fayetteville area, her by herself. if something was to happen, no one was going to call and say, hey, kelli hasn't come home in a while, nobody knows anything. >> throughout the evening kelli and justin kept in touch, texting frequently. everything seemed fine. olivia meanwhile went to bed early. >> the next morning did you try to call her or text her? >> probably at some point i t

1993 german cup but he also won the blunders league's top scorer can and 3 times only get more and robert lewandowski. of justin was perhaps the last of the league's penalty box purists whatever leverkusen pushed forward he would make him feel like his beloved killed there he was happy just stick close to his marker for feeling free at the crucial moment to do what he did best. displayed as i just wanted to score any which way he's. pretty but all that mattered for me was getting the ball over the line with any part of my body. but. he is a quintus sent. kiersten see still trotting alongside the defender keenly aware of the developing situation then spotting the gap he makes his move and finish hugely from. a center forward completely in his element. we've got to me in style of play was always confident i get the way he got his goals inside the box if you have the nose for go in a real poacher. look i. i suppose he was explosive constantly homing in on the near post acting not reacting he always making the 1st move and with an incredible hunger for goals he always wanted to be the top scorer and often was just

time. look at how justin bieber's doing it, with a good old-fashioned game of lava. you know how the game works, the floor is lava, you can't touch the floor. so he goes from chair to chair, from the living room into the dining room, stepping on everything very carefully. and you know, if you take a close look you'll see that the biebs is in a very solid one-piece pajama set. no footies on it, but very impressive. how else do you get comfortable at home? he gets on the skateboard still going, hasn't touched the floor. i mean, look at this. are you guys doing these kind of activities at home? >> i'm impressed with how many chairs and ottomans he has. >> i know. i also feel like that was set up. how are all of these things laying around his house sporadically? >> i mean, you're the biebs, you got pet monkeys and all sort of crazy things. >> he gets so close. >> down he goes at the end. >> so close. that was a good valiant effort. i'm impressed. >>> tom hanks is keeping us updated on his coronavirus experience. with his first social media postsince returning to the u.s.

and crew members at this time in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman kron 4 news sistine. thank you steph curry and klay thompson are teaming up with city leaders in oakland. >>in a town hall to try to put an end to gun violence. it was held at allen temple baptist church, the players join coach. steve kerr and politicians including mayor libby shaft and congresswoman gabby giffords the former congresswoman who herself was a victim of gun violence for a peace march and intimate discussion about the issue tonight. >>gun violence survivors share their stories with the hope that they can inspire change in the community oakland has cut its annual shooting and homicide rates nearly in half since 2012 and in 2018 the city had its lowest number of homicides in almost 20 years. >>not our 4 zone forecast as we give you a view outside on the embarcadero in san francisco. yeah we are expecting the clouds to roll in and bring showers and all we got say a storm hours at least that's the biggest thing we've had gone some time i've had my doppler out there watching the sky at all for sin

alongside two-time pbr world champion justin mcbride, i'm craig hummer.u can see and hear, introductions going on behind

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the coastline that will be a warmer day that we've seen in quite some time as we get into sunday things begin to change though justine we've got some clouds rolling in and it looks like some wintry showers make a return by sunday afternoon looking forward to some rain, thanks so much lawrence. >>home care nurses, providing essential services for sick young children need your help in order for a nonprofit serving the south bay to be able to continue their work and keep their patients safe from coronavirus they're in need of sanitation supplies. kron for us we've got reports at least one company has now already stepped up. >>if you're finding it impossible to find sanitation supplies to stock your home's imagine the frustration the ortage is causing for home care nurses, caring for sick children, currtly we are under a lot of stress like the rest of e country is becau when you're going into homes. we have to make sure that we are very safe right now our families are all very very scared, coastal kids home care is billed as the only nonprofit pediatric home health agency in the state. the group's team of nurses therapis

the canadian prime time's wife justin trudeau sophie trudeau tested positive. the prime minister is always isolating himself for 14 days but shows no symptoms so far. the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints, people are asked to watch it remotely from home. the mormon church is suspending all church services worldwide. we want to control this contagious illness. >> thank you. >> the trump administration's travel ban in europe goes into effect midnight tonight. foreign nationals from 26 european countries won't be allowed to interest america for the next 30 days. rick is live from newark liberty international airport. >> it's a quiet morning in terminal b in part because of state department is advising americans to re-consider travel abroad because of the globe life park impact of covid-19 with that travel ban taking effect at one minute before midnight tonight. president trump's europe travel wan prohibits foreign nationals from entering the u.s. from any country with open borders. italy has more than 15,000 cases. up 21% from yesterday with a nationwide

i am justin rose, and we are morgan stanley. every timetakes care of something for us, we celebrate. how often does that... got it. servicenow -the smarter way to workflow. >>> welcome back as the selling accelerates here in the u.s. for major averages european markets just closing a few minutes ago. seema moody has the breakdown of the action overseas. >> news from the fed providing temporary relief for european investors. we saw losses cut in half but then ending at session lows for the day. working off an ugly session in asia where india posted its worst day on record. back in europe, germany, italy, uk, off about 3% on the day as germany readies a stimulus fiscal bill getting word that angela merkel tested negative for covid-19 she had self-quarantined after her doctor tested positive several watching shares of air bus falling after canceling its planned dividend payments and securing 15 billion euros in new credit it follows layoffs at ge as they ground several airlines. a number of luxury retailers stepped up their efforts to ramp up

justin rowlatt, bbc news, antarctica. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.been a master of sunshine and showers. —— mixture. tomorrow we will see a break from the sunshine and showers because we look out in the atlantic, this area of cloud is looming large. it will bring some rain up for the southwest. no great amounts of rain, mind you. we have clearing skies as the showers tend to fade away and with the winds lighter, it will get cold quickly. towards the southwest, we see the cloud thickening, some rain arriving so not as cold here. further north and east, there'll be some more widespread frost. it may bea some more widespread frost. it may be a bit colder than it was last night but a bright and sunny start first thing. this cloud will move northward and to bringing rain up from the south weeks —— southeast of england. some snow over the hills of wales by the end of the day, further north in scotland some sunshine. showers restricted to the northwest. showers restricted to the northwest. showers for south wales, southwest england after the rain clears awa

we work to get them help rather than just film them like it's justin bieber even though we're you know it look look clean crime is all time historic low we need an extra hand to look for it i mean look at all the crime i down 2 men to just today on the streets of d.c. incident here on 14th street 56 voted for michael bloomberg in virginia now lets me know how my comments on wrong too much too good looking to be in d.c. this place is really suspicious. last week they're watching me in d.c. would see pack the truly horrifying conservative political action conference where right wingers of all stripes get together to celebrate the victims of the policies they support to get the real story we sent reductive correspondent and filed this report. every year at the gaylord convention center in national harbor maryland america's right wing unites for the conservative political action conference this year the love was palpable for the commander in chief donald trump even though in person he was kind of stiff but i have to say doing what i have to say. please for more years even beyond the president the passion young conservatives h

to and he hopped banus when the action finally restarted so justin anderson made it would he own into a one nil eat. just before the half time missile however there was another delay in playing. the guys who feel. for the habs to conspire i'd give us 5 o'clock i was too stupid to live in the highland up also was facing a lot of machine gun. feeling on 1st didn't want to cave in after 15 minutes the 1st half was finally able to finish. after the break because to put some whipped in a free kick and love and faith they made it to help me on once again impressing at their home ground but both spoke showed fight can it get hot heading home to help the deficit after an hour plate. and 9 minutes before full time to show how the tour got the better of his defender and vowed. they cost next to the equalizer . but suppose completing a stunning comeback against a disappointed. fans waited until the end of the half time break to make their protest against hawk and the german f.a. but they took down the bama quickly no wonder because they were surprisingly to nil up against. belgian defenders abbas john ball now headed cologne into the l

justin tells me that every night at 5:30 his, what did you say? ashley: i'm an american. stuart: i'm an american. he is in my ear all the time. justin, lives in a small town in new jersey, he is an american, at 5:30 each night his neighbors, they walk out of the house, stand on the sidewalk, look, 20 or 30 yards apart and they you know, shoot whatever, and have a glass of wine and they talk and they converse. it is a way, the other day they did the wave up and down the street. now isn't that -- i think that is just so american. my colleague steve doocy, who is on "fox & friends" in the morning, in his neighborhood, people are putting out lawn chairs on the front lawn or the front sidewalk. they now sit on them, 20 yards apart. ashley: shout at each other. stuart: shout at each other. trying to keep their spirits up. you can't mingle very much but get together as community. lauren: people are putting up christmas lights again, give you something to do. you have to put them up. you feel festive, when you look at them, you have something to do when you take them down. stuart: let's not forget this is the best thing for the enviro

and just a short time ago, news that canadian prime minister justin trudeau's wife has tested positive for the new coronavirus. trudeau, who spoke with president trump today about the outbreak, is now under self-quarantine as his wife recovers. during last night's primetime address trump rolled out a travel ban from europe scheduled to take effect in just over 24 hours. tonight "the washington post" reports the president realized today that his speech last night did little to calm fears about coronavirus. quote, trump, who believed that by giving the speech he would appear in command and that his remarks would reassure financial markets and the country, was in an unusually foul mood and sounded at times apoplectic on thursday as he watched stocks tumble and digested widespread criticism of his speech. today at the white house, trump defended his decision while also seeming to open the door to limits on travel within the u.s. >> a lot of people went from china into europe. europe suffered tremendously. you see what's going on. and so i just wanted that to stop as it pertains to the unit

york times" reporting this morning researches at columbia university say even if the country cut its rate of transmission in half, which is a tall order, some 650,000 people might become infected justin>> nurses, doctors, health care workers are running out of equipment. "times" report in new york officials said the state would need to double its available hospital beds to 100,000 and could be short as many as 25,000 ventilators. >> information cdc director says never in our lifetime has there been an infectious disease athlete as devastating to society. >> health care workers across the country are under pressure. they are being told to reuse their facemasks or use bandannas as the last resort. hundreds of doctors and nurses are rallying online with the #get me ppe, begging for the help of the public to support them. >> yesterday president trump was asked about invoke the defense production act to help with the supply shortage. here's what he said he would be using it for. >> i would say ventilators, probably more masks to a large extent. we have millions of masks which are coming and be distributed to the states. the states are having a hard time getting them, so we are using the a

time. high—profile government figures have also fallen ill. canada's prime minister, justinon after his wife, sophie, was diagnosed. brazil's far—right leader, jair bolsonaro, has announced his test results came back negative, even though one of his close staff members has the virus. during such uncertain times, there is one sure fact — that this virus is indiscriminate in the way it spreads and who it targets. freya cole, bbc news. so we all now know that washing your hands and disinfecting surfaces is part of slowing the spread of the coronavirus, but have you thought about your smartphone? it is something we handle every day, but how clean is it? take a look. well, washing your hands is vital. if you're worried about germs on your phone, you can clean it effectively with simple soap and water. hello, i'm a microbiologist at university college london, and i'm going to show you how to clean your phone. unplug your phone, turn it off, and remove the case. all the major phone makers warn against using chemicals, hand gels and abrasive wipes on your device, as this can damage

justin rowlatt, bbc news, antarctica. that's all from me. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night.

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a church historian said it is the first time all churches in rome have ever been close.>>> the wife of canadian prime minister justin trudeau has tested positive for the coronavirus as a precaution, the prime minister will isolate himself for 14 days. his wife, sophie, has mild symptoms and is said to be feeling well, prime minister trudeau will be tested on the advice of his doctor since he is not showing any symptoms. we will section dedicated to developing details on the coronavirus including her daily roundup of headlines and you can find that on kpix.com. >>> 4:41. long lines, cleanup shells.>>> grocery stores are across the country went out of officials. why doctors say it is human nature to stock up during times of uncertainty. that is still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> taking a look >>> a live look from sfo this morning. at midnight, new restrictions announced on european travel to the u.s. are set to go in effect. that announcement helped fuel another major selloff on wall street on thursday. the dow plunging more than 3200 points almost 10%. its biggest one-day drop since 1987.>>> ha

justin trudeau: for businesses we move very quickly to make credit available for them to help them bridge through this time and help them get the liquidity date that they need at a time of crisis and significant slowdown in the economy. and for people at home we recognize the loosening up rules around credit is also a possibility and when taken certain measures on that and we know people are anxious and we know that their final paycheck from two weeks ago, last week, are starting to come in now and they do not know where the one will come in the next one looks will come in so that is why the candidate emergency response benefit is going to flow as a way of giving them $2000 every month for the next four months. so that we can get through this together. [speaking in native tongue]. [speaking in native tongue]. [speaking in native tongue]. reporter: good morning prime minister. with more than a million people returning from overseas, especially in hospitals like europe and new york city, why are we relying on the honor system and not using the quarantine act to isolate given that we know that people have boa

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watch on demand any time unfiltered at -span.org/coronavirus. >> prime minister justin trudeau held a briefing earlier today outside his residence in at wasm he announced an emergency response benefit for these who lose their income as a result of the outbreak that benefit would provide workers with $2,000 a month for the next four months.

time. we've reached out got white house for comment. >> justin trudeau is in isolation after his wife tested positive following a visit to the united kingdom. a country not included in the president's travel ban. again, we are all waking up to a new reality in this country. you know doubt know how your life has changed. we begin our coverage live in a pretty desolate times square. tonight, shimon, it will be dark. no shows there. >> reporter: it will be dark. there's at least five shows on this one street here in times square, john. there are restaurants and there are shops. all of those, obviously, going to be impacted by the word of really -- of the reality. the word of the day and during this coronavirus saga is going to be isolation. the governor, others ordering people to stay away and as a result, a lot of the theaters have closed, restaurants here not filled to capacity. of course, all of this as cities and states across the country trying to stop the spread of the coronavirus. >> new york's governor taking drastic measures, banning most gatherings statewide of more than 500 people. >

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any time, unfiltered, at c-span.org/coronavirus. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau and president trump announced this morning that the u.s.-canada border would be closed to all nonessential travel in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. prime minster trudeau announced an $82 billion economic aid package to support families and businesses during the pandemic. the prime minister addressed the nation from his home in ottawa as he completes his 14 day self isolation after news that his wife tested positive for the virus. >> thank you for being here today. >> i have some news to share regarding the canada-u.s. border. over the past few days of speaking with president trump about what we can do to slow the spread of covid-19. to president trump again this morning and we have agreed that both canada and the u.s. will prohibit any

time. what about these social media challenges, carley? carley: a lot of quarantine challenges going on on social media having to do with fitness. this the is pushup challenges justindam klotz challenge us to do it. i wasn't so successful. upper body strength really isn't my thing,. jillian: i love this too much. carley: i do have time on my hands right now maybe can i work on it in the days to come. rob. jillian: i did it rob is going to do it when he gets home. carley: gyms are closed so you have got to stay fit somehow. rob: have a good day. ainsley: we start with a fox news alert. president trump vowing to help those hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic as he pushes to reopen the country for business in a few weeks as the president steps up his effort states are imposing tighter restrictions. brian: 15 states have now issued stay at home orders. seven of them were declared in the last 24 hours. the countries as well. some states like hawaii are threatening jail time or hefty fines to anyone violating the order. so break up those huddles. major cities like atlanta are announcing their own stay at home orders.