karen. >> leigh: all right, meg, thank you. coronavirus has now claimed nearly 10,000 lives across the united states. president trump and top health officials warn, we are in for a tough week. nikole killion is at the white house. >> this is going to be the hardest and the saddest week of most american's lives, quite frankly. this is going to be our pearl harbor moment, our 9/11 moment. >> reporter: the surgeon general implored the public to do its part to flatten the curve, as the u.s. braces for the coronavirus crisis to climax. >> i will not say we have it under control, margaret, that would be a false statement. we are struggling to get it under control, and that is the issue that's at hand right now. >> reporter: while most of the country is under stay at home orders, a handful of states are not. >> we'll do more as we need to, listening to our public health official. >> reporter: some governors warn they could be out of critical supplies this week. >> its' probably the 9th of april. >> reporter: its president said his adm

karen. >> leigh: all right, meg, thank you.he coronavirus has now claimed, ed prent trump anweek.s at t whie. >> this is going to hardest and the saddest week of most american's lives, quite frankly. this is going to be our pearl harbor moment, our 9/11 moment. >> reporter: the surgeon general implored the public to do its part to flatten the curve, as the u.s. braces for the coronavirus crisis to climax. >> i will not say we have it under control, margaret, that would be a false statement. we are struggling to get it under control, and that is the issue that's at hand right now. >> reporter: while most of the country is under stay at home >> w dmore as need to listening to our palth official. eporte some goorrney could be ol >> its' probably the 9th of april. s ministration is doing all it can to meet the needs, but also cautioned they use the federal stockpile just for backup. ll to say a backup, the surgeon general eluded to pearl harbor, can you imagine if franklin delano roosevelt said, "i will be right behind you, connect

i'm karen leigh reporting from cbs 4 in denver. toll on the nation's farms. because of all the schools and restaurants closed, other farmers are struggling to harvest their crops. thousands of migrant workers who come to this country just for the season are being locked out. mark strassmann has a story from tifton, georgia. >> reporter: you're looking at one of georgia's biggest farms, 7,000 acres, more than a dozen crops that help feed america. in this cabbage field we found farmer bill brim walking with his worries. >> this coronavirus has got everybody so stirred up. >> reporter: does it keep you up at night? >> oh, yeah, i sleep about 2 1/2, three hours a night. >> reporter: seasonal foreign labor mainly from mexico, always harvest brim's crops. but this spring he could be 200 workers short. the coronavirus crisis has delayed the u.s. government's processing of their work visas. bill brim is fashioning a series of harvest deadlines. first one is april 15th. and these fields of squash. may 1st, it's cucumbers and so on. and he b

good luck building those battleships." >> leigh: plus, this palm sunday, keeping the faith, and breaking rules. >> i know it's an increasingly challenging time. >> leigh: queen elizabeth urges self-discipline in a rare address to an anxious nation.

and leigh—anne? that we do appreciate them. and leigh-anne?ime for everybody, watching the news can make people anxious, any advice at all, leigh—anne? anxious, any advice at all, leigh-anne? yeah, i think trying to find a routine, i guess, trying to find a routine, i guess, trying to find what makes you happy, it's so strange because a lot of us have never dealt with anything like this before, how do we know how to deal with it? so i think you just have to find what makes you happy, and for me,| find what makes you happy, and for me, i love cooking and that is taking my mind off it. that is my advice. and jade? i think actually more than ever, talking to my family and friends so much more than i normally would, that is a positive, i have been a face timing with family every day, surrounding myself with positivity, getting up and not just staying pyjamas all day, which is also fine if you want to do that! i have a great idea for your next instagram live, you can do all your exercising and you can be eating nachos on the safer! -- on the sofa!

let's start with nbc's leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill, jo ling kent and shannon pettypeace.ling, over the last five weeks the u.s. economy wiped out all job gains from the last 11 years since the great recession. what does that look like on the ground from where you are? >> reporter: here in california, this is where we see the most jobless claims filed, over half a million and signs like these tell you the story. "sorry we've missed you." the store is temporarily closed. this is the story this entire street. there are streets like this all across the united states, and as you look at that number, that 26 million number for the last five weeks, what you need to know is about 16 million people are now receiving their unemployment insurance, according to the department of labor. so that's good news that people are finally getting through those backlogs that we've been reporting on for so long now. however, we do know that we also see major increases across states beyond california. florida 500,000 people applied for benefits, texas, georgia, new york, pennsylvania, so the pain

leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. >>> around the world several countries now taking steps to reopen and get back to business including countries hit hardest by coronavirus. and in spain the rules are being relaxed in some areas. spain reported the lowest daily increase in coronavirus deaths and more than a month and in italy after almost 2 months of lockdown the prime minister their described plans resuming normal business operations this morning starting with wholesale operations and construction.>> if we do not respect the distance and do not respect the precautions the epidemic curve can rise again and spin out of control and we will have more people dying and at that stage the damage for our economy would be a reversible.>> meanwhile school officials in wuhan china are preparing high schools to allow seniors to come back on may 6 to finish their final school year, stepped up cleaning and social distancing will be strictly enforced. the numbers for the coronavirus pandemic do keep growing and this morning there are more must 3 million confirmed cases of coronavirus around the world.

i want to hand the conversation over to him right now, and also to nbc's leigh ann caldwell for a moment. >> reporter: craig, thank you very much. money for states and local governments was supposed to be part of the original c.a.r.e.s. act. democrats talked about adding it to this mini relief bill passed just yesterday. there's been discussion about doing it in the next round. but mitch mcconnell says -- we're in this mess, i know from being in texas i've talked to mayors who are very concerned about not being able to pay their firefighters, their police officers, their other front line workers should this crisis continue. leigh ann, i'd love to know, what's the sense from other members of congress including on the republican side. do they see this as a red state and blue state issue or is there momentum for in the next round trying to help out these struggling cities and states. >> reporter: garrett, let's start with the democrats. obviously the democrats are immensely disagreeing with mitch mcconnell on this. senator schumer said yesterday, he called it absurd. yesterday when i was on

message would it give off if football is playing when other people dying still from the virus infesting leigh she was today in her press conference is it true these reports that the french government has been lobbying germany. off the seas and she denied that jonathan. thank you jill. captain tom moore the british world war 2 veteran who raised millions for britain's national health service has been promoted to the rank of americano in his 100th birthday the royal air force flew world war 2 planes are he's home just north of london in his honor the fly past was supposed to be a surprise but the government had to confirm the rumors in the face of immense media interest cotton tom is not just a celebrity in britain fans around the world have been wishing him well on this very special day. a flood of birthday wishes. is the most amazing outpouring of love for a great man who kept until nothing is caught the hearts of everybody in this country and this is what it looks like really we've we've had 125000 cards in the last week and a bit. there's centenarian being celebrated as captain tom moore he

need to go to other sources then they will let that happen but again you know can you really think leigh say that for borders borders to get tested when people who perhaps need to test hold of them at the moment that say. jonathan crane from states thank you welcome. and you are today i'll be back at the top of the hour join me if you chad it will be wonderful to see it's been great having your company see the state of new news on the budget. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona. covert 19 special next on d w.

leigh martinez reports on how the bay area is coping with the stay-at-home orders. >> even the recent polls show the majority of americans do support stay-at-home orders this week more americans including here in the bay area are on the move. >> we are there exercising and getting out of the house. >> lime ridge open space was a popular destination this weekend. >> i noticed the parking lot has been more full than usual. you can see cal trend showing bay area traffic significantly dropped between 40 and 60% after the shelter in place orders to go into effect. it did just start to climb up this weekend. >> it did stabilize there around that 50% mark. and then over the past week or so you've seen just a small uptake in those numbers. >> they did shut down highway 101 southbound where the diyala meanie circle replacement project was the can impact your traffic volume. >> tonight is the first big closure that we are doing. the second actually where we're taking the southbound traffic on the 280. >> they did announce plans to extend stay at home orders to may 17 other counties have yet to

leigh a lot, drogen of estimize.of research and strategy, will be joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ alix: wti is now increasing its losses, down .1%. that is june futures contracts, trading at $13 a barrel. all of the contracts are rolling over as well. it is not just june. it is july and august as well. you still have equity markets able to hold onto their rally. s&p futures or syllabi 27 points. we have a huge earnings season underway when it comes to the u.s., particularly big tech and focus. a lot of central banks coming in as well. have ecb and fed on deck. the question really becomes how much can the equity market diverge from the actual underlying economics of what we are seeing due to the virus. if oil is actually telling us about the underlying micro-conditions, can equity ?arkets still be this high individual stocks moving in premarket here, to the downside, leveredal, one of the stocks reacting to the oil price. facebook is on the upside. boeing even on the upside, despite the fact that th

leigh ann caldwell coffers congress for us, thank you.reciate you reporting there. >>> meanwhile, we've gotten word that roughly 20 minutes from now we expect to get that daily briefing from new york governor andrew cuomo. the governor's briefing today coming as new york city hit a tough milestone in this pandemic. now more than 1,000 people in new york city alone have died from the virus. the city has more than 43,000 confirmed cases. the state's total has tripled in just the last four days. that has led to crews converting parks, convention centers, stadiums all into makeshift hospitals across the city and around the state as well. the latest facility to be converted is the billie jean king tennis center. that, of course, usually home to the u.s. hope. it's going to be used to treat people with the virus. the crisis has been compounded by the toll it is starting to take on first responders. right now roughly 2,800 of the city's emts and firefighters are out sick. covering that part of the story is nbc's tom winter. tom, what do we know?

negotiations are, talks are just beginning. >> all right, leigh ann, thank you so much.reciate you joining us. very important topic and important hour. it wraps us up. i am stephanie ruehl. thank you for watching. when we come back my friend and colleague eamon mohyeldin will be picking things up. ouds before anyone else. together, we'll weather this storm. overnight they became our offices, schools and playgrounds. all those places out there, are now in here. that's why we're still offering fast, free two day shipping on thousands of items. even the big stuff. and doing everything it takes to ensure your safety. so you can make your home everything you need it to be. wayfair. way more than furniture. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning fibers, so clothes look newer, longer. downy and it's done. swithout even on yoleaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you'll only have to pay

leigh martinez, ktvu news. >>> for many people social distancing has made it tough to date.o help singles put themselves out there without leaving the house, where joined by psychologist dr. stacy bourland, thank you for joining us. i imagine if you are single this might be a lonely time and you might feel isolated. it might not be good for your health. what are some ways to put yourself out there? >> well, i am part of an online dating platform called new mate. in new mate we have not only individual person-to-person connection by inviting but we also have groups where people can get online kind of like old- fashioned chat rooms and type, communicate with one another and then we also have video chat where people can go on virtual dates. >> dr., so much of going out and meeting someone is not you know like doing it online but meeting groups of people and then kind of falling into some that you meet by chance. is this an app that you came up and allow you to do that? >> absolutely. you are right. often we will go to a happy hour or coffee shop or somewhere in public and a gro

in a tragic development the original whistleblower dr leigh one young contracted the virus and died chinese social media erupted with anger and sorrow prompting worldwide grief to shoot. the chutes. who should. treat our illegal johns. the fuck outta you which. seized the charity hundreds of academics and everyday citizens signed a petition calling for a national day of free speech among the signatories was beijing lawyer lynn she lay who recorded this message for us. who we knew is true that you could. should i do her. off. to. your. losses and back. here with. us. i say have. a 1000 kilometers from who hand hong kong has been closely watching what's happening on the mainland. rarely is hong kong seem so quiet and placid easy to forget this same city has recently been the setting for up to violent protests calling for more democratic reform those protests have led to a growing anti mainland sentiment and this far as is deepening that sentiment. the fact is if you think about it if china was an open transparent democratic nation. then this whole thing might not happen in the 1st place. in 2

i think leigh ann caldwell is also with us as well. and leigh ann, kristen referred to the issue of testing, sort of becoming pretty explosive, i guess, on this call between some senate democrats and the vice president. what more can you tell us? >> yeah, it was extremely explosive, chuck there was just this growing frustration among democrats especially on this issue of testing. and this is the second time in two days that we heard from democrats who got to speak with administration officials today. it was vice president pence in the white house task force member, including dr. fauci and dr. birx. but then yesterday president donald trump held a call with a bipartisan group of members of the house and the senate where testing was also a big issue. and they've expressed their frustration now two days in a row. they're not getting the answers they want. we're told that senator angus king of maine, he is an independent who caucuses with the democrats, he said that it was the der election of duty that the administration has not implemente

leigh martinez tells us more about the sendoff and the tributes in the bay area. >>> on saturday, ucf sent a team of 20 nurses and doctors to new york to care for patients at newyork presbyterian. they will be there for the next month. the got the attention of steph curry who tweeted this message to medical staff. >> hate doctors and nurses, i want to send a special message and shout out to you guys. i encourage you all in the work that you are doing. >> at sunset, the beacon atop mount diablo lit up to honor the professionals, grocery store workers and anyone else working the front lines during the pandemic. the project was put together by the state park and several nonprofit organizations. >> a couple of supporters reached out a couple of weeks ago. ken holmes and cindy tolan. for each said, wouldn't it be amazing if we could light the beacon? >> i started to work behind the scenes with california state parks and we could build the supporting get the necessary permission. that just materialized this past friday. >> in keeping with guidelines, only two people were allowed to go up to

leigh martinez joins us now with how the bay area is coping with the stay-at-home orders. >>> this is the united states first pandemic in 100 years. it is not something the public is used to. now that we are five weeks in, going into a second month of shelter in place with no end in sight, experts fear that many people may be experiencing frustration and want to ignore the orders. >> even though recent polls show the majority of americans so they support stay-at-home orders, this week more americans, including in the bay area are on the move. >> we are here for exercise and to get out of the house. >> lime ridge open space was popular this weekend. >> the parking lot has been full. usually don't see cars lined up on the street. >> overall bay area traffic significantly dropped between 40-60% after the shelter in place orders went into effect. it just started to slightly climb this weekend. >> at six stabilized right there around 50%. then over the past week or so, we have seen a small uptick in the numbers. >> caltrans shut down highway 101 southbound which can also impact volume. >>

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welling's live on skype with us leigh we've seen clubs like barcelona and you ventas postpone payingtheir players' wages for up to 3 months so why is it an issue with english clubs. well there is a growing describe to our england only highly toned to try really thought that is not in a position to give up any of their wages which unit in our homes in any way to during this crisis which has the country on a drug its critics at the same time as company perry lady for them they mention there have been going to the government and st arnaud line staff who want to follow that depositions are there in addition with their ages but they get a descent that. we make that assumption kindly doctors would actually be quick to give up some of their wages but what's crucial here is the confessional that is union that appear rigid so are the players 60000 you know probably well to. partake in this is the english president sign just flat because we want consensus here we don't want one of doing this and one cutting up one player doing this is one that we want to wait and see global while these talks c

. >> customer jennifer leigh has made nearly 100 masks on their own. >> i'm giving away masks to a lot of my friends and family, and people who are working need masks. even if they are not the and 95, it's better than nothing. >> face coverings should not replace social distancing or handwashing but used as another tool to help stop the spread of covid-19. >> in santa clara county, health officials had two keywords for the public today during an update on the coronavirus. stay home. as we know the shelter in place order has been extended to may 3 and health officials say people need to take the order very seriously to keep themselves and others from getting sick. county health officials also said today that about 80% of those who get the coronavirus won't become seriously ill. but, the county is taking steps to make sure hospitals are ready to give the best care possible.>> we are taking these actions to slow things down. that's giving our acute care hospitals and other facilities additional time to prepare so that when and if the most vulnerable among us get sick and require hospitali

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correspondent natalie mcgill thanks for joining me from way over there natalie what do you got well leigh i've got a warning for our viewers for those of you watching this while quarantining with others you may constantly feel like someone is watching you whether it's your child or your cat or the boyfriend or girlfriend you were planning to pick up with before the korean teen and if you're watching this from baltimore city then you definitely feel like you're being watched after your elected officials just approved a drone surveillance program for cops the spy on you on april fool's day baltimore officials approve the deal between the baltimore police department and ohio based company persistent surveillance systems to use drones equipped with high resolution cameras in order to spy on the city's residents through around the clock surveillance spied for home objections filed by the a.c.l.u. and the legal defense. first of all great name persistent surveillance real subtle subtle about it also if you're from baltimore is this standard april fools day joke or generally an april fool's a jo

armed forces are being deployed to support ambulance services in england and wales. 0ur correspondent leighreports. the faces of those who have died from coronavirus, described by the health secretary as the "invisible killer," which has now taken more than 10,000 lives in the uk. among them, health care workers like dr edmond adedeji, who was based in swindon. questions are now being asked just how many on the front line have lost their lives to save others. i don't have an update on the figure of 19 nhs staff who have died, that i gave yesterday, but what i can tell you is that we are looking into each circumstance to understand how they caught the virus and making sure that we learn as much as we possibly can, and therefore of course protect our health workers as much as possible. according to public health england, the number of people in hospital with coronavirus in london is stabilising. but it's now increasing in places such as the north—west and north—east of england, as well as yorkshire. speaker: can you all go home, please? it's not a holiday, it's a lockdown. today marks three w

we put together a great show for you tonight on tonight's episode leigh cam sits down with economist richard wolfe professor emeritus of economics at university of massachusetts amber and formerly a professor of economics at yale and the new school among others he's also the founder of democracy at work and host of economic update on you tube and they have a very interesting conversation about workers strikes then i go into aggressive policing and rejected correspondent enters we does some.

misrepresents make you go so many people have written about this subject that it's so well and so elegant leigh and it's grotesque that this book is being championed and placed on a pedestal as if it's representative of a universal migrant experience as if it is representative of mexican sensibility and it's absolutely not and that's that's the beef that i have. well and i think that but the problem is that many of fulls it's been a long time teaching people in the united states about their country and they say that people have a little mexico but a significant electoral consequences people vote on the basis of his representations people whose suburban to read it to me ration on the basis those ripples in asian people support the rejigged the one on the rolls and that is that was representation and if you look at that we makes it is a percent that it is not substantially different than a lot of media pulled that out of radiant they mix it and actually support a negative as they do in the in the me the racial politics since the early but yeah that it yeah yeah you just heard in that clip from. f

separate segregated and unequal forms of education divided largely along the lines of race has punishes leigh given rise to an industry that seeks to profit from the selling of education all in the name of rectifying the gross injustices meted out to poor boys and girls joining me in the studio to discuss our system of educational apartheid and the corporations who have found a way to profit from it is no leeway roque's professor at cornell university and the author of cutting school privatization segregation and the end of public education very important book thank you so minutes and from the start you lay out that we do know how to educate but there is fierce resistance. not only among the ruling elites but among the liberal class i think of one point you quote a poll about how liberal whites in theory would like quality education for all children but they don't want busing and i so let's just begin there we we know what works. we do and one of the things i think i discovered reading this book because you're to research the book to write it and it wasn't that i knew all of this before i sta

provide business growth promote socio economic benefits and provide innovative safe and vironment leigh sales energy solutions for future generation the breastpin pioneering future energy. and trace frank assessments it's really struggling to cope with the number coronavirus failure to take really aggressive action really get them behind her informed opinions it's going to be much more challenging in a place like haiti where there is one ventilator 3000000 people in depth analysis of the day's global headlines india doesn't up to nip the spread of the one of ours in the inside story on al-jazeera joining the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media india has more than 424 hour television news channel. focused on and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the states misleads the public the media reflects the surfing. climate challenge a poll there it all shows a dark believe they have anything to apologize for their listening post on al-jazeera how much is the coronavirus on the stock market affecting the race to the white house will it be true by bernie s

the pandemic is to the war but they want to get in the war as soon as the pandemics go on the parent leigh and they want to do it with the ram now and do it in iraq let's go back to the time i lost a job because i opposed the invasion of iraq can anyone sit here today and tell us the invasion of iraq has turned good and turned out to be what we thought it would be absolutely not it is a disaster that has ruined the world since a took place and now we're going to jump in and continue with that how about this pandemic should be leading the world to peace not to war yet and even leaders in france germany and the u.k. american allies they've already started going around us sanctions. by sending medicine and food to iran through the european union instead of barter trade system now infected with with specifically designed to circumvent u.s. sanctions now even american allies seem to know that this is not the time to be playing politics and picking 5 other than the sides of humanity and i agree wholeheartedly with that this is a time when the me's need to set down the solar set down the rhetoric

interesting leigh you also came out with a fascinating article recently titled the new black codes which which delves into how you know and i think it's going to extension even of what we're talking about here of the kind of control by the powerful you go into how law enforcement agencies across the united states are essentially being used as. for laggards are brutal tools of social control over the poor and the minorities in this country how how does that manifest itself through the police department well let's begin with the fact that both of the political parties were complicit in carrying out deindustrialization in the liberalism and austerity which affected certainly most severely poor people of color in these d.m. just realized urban centers what malcolm x. called internal colonies so how do you then keep these people under control they don't have meaningful work they're forced into the illegal economy it's through omnipotent police powers including carrying assault style weapons this kind of stuff and the ability to use them a 1000 people a year almost all unarmed are killed in th

no idea when their work might come back and potentially with years of hardships to follow lawrence leigh al-jazeera in london. oxford university has begun testing a possible covert 1000 vaccine on humans scientists say they'll know in a few months if it works but experts are warning is going to take a lot longer to control the pandemic. as millions of americans lose their jobs those considered essential workers a stepping up to keep the u.s. economy going but in doing so they're often putting their own health at risk especially in explains from chicago. when you work at a jail keeping the lights on and the power flowing or a matter of public safety beatrice thompson is among the team of electricians working at the cook county correctional facility in chicago it has been a little stressful being an electrician carries its own set of risks but these days going to work also means potential exposure to a covert 19 outbreak about 9 detainees and a correctional officer have died and more than 700 have tested positive for the virus at the facility thompson says she pushes the stress aside to fo

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there's antibody test would be here this week there's no sign of them yet for the update to lawrence leighn london thank you for staying with the u.k. and one of the world's biggest sporting tournament says another casualty of coronavirus the wimbledon tennis championships are being cancelled for the 1st time since world war 2 the 2 week grandson told him it was originally scheduled for june and july now like the olympics and the european football championship sports fans will have to wait until next year. but in france medical experts are warning safety has to come 1st as the demand grows for extra tests on wednesday record 501 current virus deaths were reported but reports from the southwest of the country. in the southern french city of mass say hundreds of people queue outside a hospital specializing in infectious diseases off to doctors offer to test anyone worried that they have coronavirus. the test is very quick swab in the nose and it's over will be contacted within 48 hours if we declare positive and if they don't contact you. or not we have fever burning sensations in our chest

leigh: if the demand destruction on the consumer side is so quarter,at the holiday or coming into thepple looks like people just don't have enough money in their pocket to really , then you mayales see apple fall apart. it kind of would make sense that that would be the end of the bear market, that expectations outapple kind of troughing would call the end because it is normally at the end of bear markets that the leaders get hit, finally. everyone says it is not going to happen, and then it finally happens. that would be the scenario in which you end the bear market and probably get back down towards the march lows. in terms of google, i think you're going to see that sooner because they are so add driven, and the ad market has been completely falling apart. basicallyey are all waiting for guidance, which they may not even get from google, but they will get a good understanding of just how much the ad market did fall apart in late q1, so i think right after this report, you're going to see all of those add driven companies basically rerate it on a multiple basis -- those ad- driven c

leigh martinez shows us more, on the sendoff for the bay area medical team. on saturday they sent a team of 20 nurses and doctors to new york to help care for patients at the hospital. they will be there for the next month. they sacrificed and got the attention of golden state warrior steph curry. he tweeted this message to the medical staff. >> hate doctors and nurses from ucs as i wanted to send out a shout out to you guys. i want to encourage you all in the work you are doing it's unbelievable.>>reporter: the beacon lit up in blue to honor the healthcare professionals and anybody is working on the front lines during the pandemic. it was put together by the state park and nonprofit organizations. >> supporters reached out to me a couple weeks ago. they reached out separately, during this crisis, when it be amazing to like to begin? started work behind the scenes with the california state parks and other partners, to see if we could build up the support to get the necessary permission. it materialized on friday.>>reporter: in keeping with social distancing g

well, after months of speculation, longtime 49er josie leigh confirmed he is retiring. the offensive tackle calling it quits after 13 seasons. he issued a heartfelt statement today said that his body is, quote, telling him that it is time to retire. he thanked fans, the organization, estimates and family. during his career, staley appeared in two syllables and was selected for six bubbles. joe fonzi will have more on staley's retirement coming up in sports. including george carol's emotional farewell to his teammate. >>> and giving a helping hand to those who can shelter in place, how the salvation army is making sure to set up and how you can help. >>> plus, more than 100 people participated in san leandro today after last week's shooting in walmart. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their pa

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and that is a big part of the reason that washington has acted quickly to provide re-leigh to the economyhis week additional stimulus has been agreed. the house lawmakers returned to the capital yesterday where they voted to approve the next tranche of aid to support those people and businesses that are ailing. the near $500 billion billion has essentially depleted two small business relief to hospitals, and funds testing capacity nationwide, which is a crucial part of fighting the coronavirus pandemic, and enabling the path to reopening the economy. this bill had strong bipartisan support. now, the question is, how long this funding will last. yasmin? >> a lot of industries affected by this pandemic, poor production taking a beating due to the coronavirus. what can you tell us about how the meat packing industry is fairing amidst all this? >> one of the big unions in the meat packing industry has provided some data. according to the united food and commercial workers international union, a meat packing plant is responsible for 10% of the country's beef production and 25% of all pork prod