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for enlisted women, indoctrination takes place at the recruit training command in orlando, florida, atducation and of course that one staple of a good military education, drilling. ♪ ♪ >> make way for navy navy with anchors away everybody loves the navy, navy, navy of the u-s-a >> together we are going to make a great and we will keep trucking that is right right, left 3-0 7-2 3-0-7-2. >> we are in the navy recruit marching together whenever -- we are never out of step we are in the navy we are always happy singing our song for we are in the navy where we belong. ♪ ♪ >> the hours are long. river early -- reverently sounds at 5:00 a.m. and the training is hard. there are no two ways about it. why do they do it? strangely enough, women's liberation has little appeal to these young ladies. most women feel liberated before they join. if anything, what they seek is the structuring that navy discipline gives to their lives. ♪ ♪ >> and then there is graduation, the day when a young recruit becomes a full-fledged member of the fleet. ♪ ♪ >> the last pass and review, when their friends and fami

after i graduated high school i left for orlando florida which was the 1st time i was ever on an airplane and a life. initially it was just wanting to go see the world because i'm from a really small town i had a college scholarship to go play basketball but i instead opted to go into the military. you know what i chose to do. i come from a long line of military when somebody from every generation on both sides of the family all the way to of revolutionary war had served in the armed forces and i chose the marine corps because no one in my family had ever done that. well of putting on a uniform every day and you know just getting out there and giving it my all and it's a very proud feeling. that i would have done the camp and it was create the camaraderie the discipline and everything it taught you who i wanted to be that's what they taught. obviously it was different taking a shower with different people all of a sudden. but disagree experience i was a sailor every single report on me was excellent grades i knew what i needed to do and it was a great team leaner. i really enjoyed the who

for enlisted women indoctrination takes place at the recruit training command, orlando, florida.eeks of hard work, classes, physical education and of course that one staple of a good military education, drilling. >> here comes the navy! make way for ladies we're anchors away everybody loves the navy, navy, navy, of the usa. ♪ together we make together we're going to make it great ♪ and we'll keep trucking ♪ left right, right left ♪ sound off ♪ 30723072 ♪ for we are in the navy ♪ recruit ♪ marching together whenever we're out of step ♪ we're in the navy ♪ we are always happy singing our song ♪ for we are in the navy ♪ where we belong ♪ >>> the hours are long. it sounds at 5:00 a.m. and taps well past 9:00 p.m. and the training is hard. there are no two ways about it. why do they do it? well strangely enough women's liberation has little appeal to these young ladies. most navy women feel liberated before they joined. if anything, what they seek is the structuring navy discipline gives to their lives. ♪ ♪ >> and then there is graduation. the day when a young recruit becomes a full f

wrestle mania will be now held to sunday, april 5th in orlando florida with no fans there. they'll stream it live on the wwe network and on paper view. >>> and ufc has now postponed its next scheduled events through april 11th. after several attempts to find new locations for up coming matches on saturday. ufc 249 on april 18th will go forward although he doesn't have a venue for it yet. >>> it is now 4:58. the nfl off season continues as scheduled. the 49ers signed eric arston reaching a 5-year contract. san francisco is the only team armstead has ever played for. and to make room for that contract, the 49ers traded pro bowl defensive end deforest buckner. buckner was due a big payday next season when he became a free agent. instead of losing him and getting nothing, the 49ers recooped that pick for the former first rondaer. buckner signed a 5-year, 105 million $105 million contract. >>> these measures will be disruptive to day-to-day life, but there is no need to panic. >> bay area leaders telling everybody to stay calm as shelter-in-place directives take effect. >> plus.

disney says the amusement parks in orlando florida will stay open until the close of business sunday. that will give visitors enough time to make travel plans. disneyland and california adventure will close tomorrow morning through the end of the month. >> i think the safety and the health of employees and all the guests is the most important thing. it's a tough decision but i respect what they're doing. >> many california theme parks announced temporary closures after governor newsom recommended gatherings of 200 or more people be cancelled all across california. >>> in san francisco, the walt disney family museum is already closed. now they say an employee tested positive for the coronavirus after a family member also contracted the illness. officials say the disney museum will close until at least march 20th. march 20th. >>> in the bay area's wine country, weddings and special events are a big part of that local economy. cgtn's rob roth went to sonoma and napa counties to find out how the coronavirus is affecting business. >> reporter: the napa and sonoma valleys are perhaps two of

i found plenty, along with other essentials, at smaller stores like this dominican market in orlando, florida. in some places, the scarcity of staples such as pasta and soup causing chaos. >> everyone i think is in a bit of a panic. it's scary for everyone. >> reporter: others interest trying to stay optimistic. >> you can't just pick up everything and leave nothing for others. >> reporter: so many people are working at home. now with the kids at home, they're using the time to go shopping, proving that the other thing that is contagious is fear. kerry sanders, nbc news, kissimmee, florida. >> isn't that true. as many people across the world try to buy hand sanitizer, some are trying to capitalize on the panic. they're now being investigated. the tennessee attorney general's office says a man and his brother bought 18,000 bottles of hand sanitizer across tennessee and kentucky. the pair then tried to sell the sanitizer online with huge markups. one of the brothers says since his scheme was revealed, he's received death threats. he's now apologizing. >> if by my actions anyone was directly imp

- elizabeth sitkins from orlando, florida, wesh 2.chase from-- i almost said jackie chan. jackie chase from capitol heights, maryland, watching on another of our favorite stations, fox 5 dc. let me get my cards, and we officially start the show here. so i don't know if you guys watched the other day. i was on a rant. i'm a dallas cowboy fan. i'm unapologetic about it. i don't care if you like the cowboys. you have to live with it, but i'm a '70s kid. i was born in 1970, and i grew up watching the cowboys with my dad in the '70s with stars like drew pearson, who was the wide receiver, incredible. well, drew was recently snubbed by the pro football hall of fame. i still cannot get over it. i was in miami talking about it. people who are miami dolphins fans were mad about it, but drew made headlines. he had an emotional reaction to the news that he wasn't getting in this year. so let me set everything up. he had gathered friends and family. they were watching it. there were tv cameras. it was, you know, this moment of celebration for thi

so many american families are struggling to put food on the table right now, one food bank in orlando, florida, says the daily request for meals has nearly doubled. they're now sending out 180,000 per day. schools are closed and families can't rely on school lunches. rule that required children to be physically present with their parents to pick up meals at closed schools. >> and we have much more coverage ahead, but first let's take a look at your weather for this friday morning. mile of the porf svehroughas sa strong winds. more violent weather is expected in that area tonht inc plains and along parts of the east coast. 80s in miami, atlanta and new orleans, 50s around the great lakes and 40s for the pacific northwest. up here in new york, 64, 68 in the nation's capital. >>> coming up, a new use for a major league baseball landmark. >>> also ahead, trouble at sea. new details about the number of sailors testing positive for the coronavirus on this american warship. >>> and how president trump is now hoping to re-open parts of th ♪ ♪ (animal noises) ♪ ♪ (animal noises) morning. ♪ ♪ this room'

let's go to orlando, florida. that is where voters will head to the polls. this is a live look. they are about to open the polls. joe biden is favored to win in the states that are voting. the coronavirus will be interesting to see how this affects voter turnout. older voters may not want to go to their polling place and younger voters have left town. they have left the town where they registered if they were at a college campus. if biden is able to lock things in, as expected, he could all but get the democratic nomination. back to you. >> thank you. >>> despite a shelter in place tesla will remain open. it is an essential business allowed to remain in operation. the cao said if his employees felt uncomfortable they could stay home. >>> gas prices will drop more. prices have dipped about $.19 this month. the cost of oil is a big reason why. it has been falling. the coronavirus turmoil is impacting the gas pump. >> a lot of people are working from home. that will have an impact on gas sales. we could see prices dropped by $.25. four states in the south, they could see prices hit

according to his family he flu from lax to orlando, florida, march 2 for a work conference. he also visited disney world and university studios. when he came home the family says he wasn't feeling well. he died this morning. >>> all right. temperatures from today. you noticed it. if you need to get outside, tomorrow is your day. saturday looks pretty good too. sunday a little bit wet. that is what we will get into in a little bit. tomorrow mid-60s. maybe upper 60s. warmer. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. nothing going up. kexcept here. that links up on sunday and moves in. sunday, models are backing off on the showers for sunday. looks cloudy. looks like there is an opportunity for some sprinkles sunday and monday. current temperatures, a little bit cooler than last night. and that has to do with just clear skies, light winds. tomorrow morning looks like this in san francisco and san jose and oakland. plenty of sunshine. beautiful day for you tomorrow. i will see you back here, looking for rain, sunday afternoon, sunday night. >> thank you. >> tesla is shutting down operations

i'm in orange county, which is the orlando area in the state of florida. but this nursing home, along with 18 others owned by solaris, have taken an extra step to protect their residents. this one, oldest resident is 101, and as you noted, the older population is most vulnerable. in the state of florida, one in five is over the age of 65 be one in ten over 75. what are the next steps? we have seen temperatures being checked and whether people come in, asking if they traveled overseas. that's the government guideline. but here at solaris they said, you know what, no visitors at all. if you have an aging parent or mom and dad and you just live in the area, they're saying we're not going to let you in right now. and that can be perhaps a little stressful but we're not letting you in because we just want to make sure that nothing comes in. somebody could actually be carrying coronavirus and not know it. by separation, they're making that extra step. the only exceptions are if it's an end-of-life situation or if there's a unique emotional distress that results

before the pop hits and the network tv roles there was 8-year-old amanda lee moore growing up in orlando, floridaporter: were you your own agent? >> yes. >> reporter: when she set her sights on her next big performance opportunity: singing the national anthem at florida supporting events. >> i begged my parents to get me a little pitch pipe, and they recorded me. and my mom, so the story goes, hand delivered this cassette of me singing the national anthem with fresh-baked cookies. i got the gig. >> reporter: all of that performing in front of crowds started to get moore some attention. even record labels took notice, and before long, mandy moore was a certified teen pop. ♪ >> reporter: with hits like "candy," which reached the billboard charts, and more impressively had a two month stint as one of the top music videos on mtv. you were successful, but you weren't, like, britney spears' success? is that lucky? >> so lucky. because there wasn't that expectation that you had hits, and you have to deliver more hits. it allowed me to branch off into the acting world. >> reporter: and she didn't just si

in europe and the united states the attacks and paris also sent burn a dean or california and orlando florida, how people fearing syrian refugees could be as law mick radicals. forgetting that those refugees are some of the first victims of islamic statement. here is a really powerful connection to the perception of vietnamese refugees as potential come analyst infiltrators when they were the ones fleeing prosecution at the hands of communists in aisha. i continue. because nose judgments have been rendered on many cast out, it's important for those of us who were refugees to remind the world of what our experiences mean. whether i told her that i, too, was a refugee he stopped joking and said you don't look like one. he was right. we can be invisible, even to one another but it is precisely because i do not look like a refugee that i have to proclaim being one, even when those of us who were refugees would rather forget that there was a time when the world thought us to be less than human. i will close there. any questions? about any of the material i've lectured about today? ok. thank you. i

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as an independent voter and a first-time voter at the age of 35 and originally from orlando, florida, i know what this kind of scare is doing to the economy and it's pretty crazy. i know in my industry, i do aerospace and we've already had the governor walk through to make sure we keep the aerospace industry going. i work with 100 employees. many of us have one -- run out of facemasks, hand sanitizer, things to keep us healthy while we're having individuals coming from overseas and everywhere else, we're all working in ohio. are we safe to say there's an election coming up? guest: that's something i can't comment on. i don't know that. it's going to be difficult but political leaders are going to have to make some tough choices, particularly if this crisis continues in the way that it is. host: let's talk to if a leasha, calling from des moines, iowa. good morning. caller: good morning. my question is, so, we're quarantining ourselves trying to do what's right but my issue is, my husband is older and so he's in the generation that he could be very much affected. i'm not so i work as a

health crisis that ignorance turned into a major financial collapse, and that is from mike in orlando, florida. let's hear from roy in georgia. caller: thank you for taking my call. taketen hear that god can something intended for bad and turn it into something for good. hascurrent coronavirus revealed that china has taken over 90% of our antibiotics, prescription medication, and safety equipment used by the general public and the military. it is time to bring the industries back into the united states. critical ofre president trump should remember, when ancient israel was going battle, god would send judges to them. the only qualification was the availability to be used by god to face the challenge. host: we are spent this first hour talking about the u.s. response to the coronavirus and coming up on washington journal, in particular, we will focus on the powers the federal government can use during a health emergency. states andhat localities can do. first up, new york governor andrew cuomo and his state coronavirus response briefing yesterday talked about the state ability to ramp up testin

reasons of culture and religion and language and in europe and in paris and san bernardino and orlando, florida, had people fearing that refugees could be islamic radicals. for getting that those refugees are some of the first victims of the islamic state. and here is as powerful connection to the perception of vietnamese refugees as potential communist infiltrators when they were ones who were fleeing persecution at the hands of communists in asia. i continue here. because those judgments have been rendered on many who have been cast out or fled, it is important for those of us who were refugees to remind the world of what our experiences mean. a vietnamese colleague of mine once jokingly referred his journey from refugee to boij wau z and when i told him i too was a refugee and he stopped joking and said you don't look like one. he is right. we could be invisible even to one another. but it is precisely because i do not look like a refugee that i have to proclaim being one. even when those of us who were refugees would rather forget that there was a time when the world thought us to be less t

florida, of course a huge battleground and will become november as well. former vice president got an early win in the sunshine state tonight. phil keating with the story live from orlandohi, shannon 219 delegates from the state of florida, though three state primary night and biden winning florida was widely expected because decisional he polling a commanding lead over sanders here at the state got a large elderly population that is pretty diverse, especially south florida. both factors favor the vice president. decided to go ahead with this voting on tuesday despite the delays of the primary due to the coronavirus fears. so what that meant today with smaller turnout, a lot of poll workers not showing up at all times of disinfectant every precinct in the state thoroughly cleaned, stocked with hans hanna titers in each voting booth and wiped out throughout the day and all scheduled to be at retirement or assisted living centers. safety all moved into other precincts. in hollywood, florida, some voters showed up wearing masks, gloves, including this high-risk couple. both 88 years old. >> this is our citizenship. this is the cost of being an american. we love to vote, no

walt disney world in orlando studios in florida will close on sunday. disney cruise line is suspending four cruises starting tomorrow. the closures are getting some mixed reaction. >> i think it's stupid that they didn't do anything sooner to address this issue that's going around the world. >> we used a ton of our miles to get here. we have two kiddos. the hotel, we're literally just going to check in. probably out a big chunk of change. >> disappointing for a lot of people, but governor newsom applauded disney' decision to put safety fist. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> safety first. >>> universal studios is also following suit here. they are closing the hollywood theme park beginning tomorrow. universal hopes to reopen the park on march 28th. >>> companies across the bay area are stepping up to protect their employees and customers from coronavirus. >> many asked their employees to work from home. dave louie looks at how that's going. >> nearly 18,000 cisco employees are working from home in san jose and pleasanton offices. they are using

joining me is wendy will folk, kerry sanders is in orlando, florida, and matt bradley is in rome.nois. what can you tell us about the situation there in chicago? >> reporter: david, good afternoon. we're in the international terminal here at o'hare international. that is one of 13 airports in the country that are receiving and can screen passengers, both going and coming from europe. we can show you right now the cancellation boards for arrivals and departures. interesting to see, you can see shanghai, hong kong flights are already canceled. also now notice, the ones to stockholm, vienna, as well as paris canceled as well. we can also tell you very interestingly enough, the flight to ireland tonight has bee delayed at least 2 1/2 hours. as you just mentioned, david, those countries, both ireland and the u.k. are now being added to president trump's travel ban. we have also just met a senior from the university of illinois chicago, jordan lau, he plays for the flames, is that correct? >> yes. >> now you have found out you're heading home just last night you decided? >> yesterday ju

. >> reporter: danielle medina is a senior at university of central florida, orlando. mother worked up to three jobs at a time to get her through college. >> she's the reason i'm here. i wouldn't be sitting in this room at u.c.f. if it weren't for my mom. it's so hard. it's-- whooo-- it's heartbreaking. f> reporter: heartbreaking not osst for daniela, but for millions across the country, whose lives came to an abrupt halt. >> i didn't know it would happen as quickly as it did. >> reporter: like stanford university senior gregory clark. he says he's worried about how the pandemic will affect his future. >> i was talking with a yotential employer a few days ago, and they told me that they actually couldn't go forward in the application process because a hiring freeze had been instituted. there's a lot of uncertainty in the labor market going forward. it's just really scary. >> reporter: a concern shared by adelphi university senior morgan luibrand. >> i have no idea what's going ve happen, you know. i have anxieties about even being able to graduate. >> reporter: her cla

as phil was speaking, my friend gary kaltbaum from orlando, florida was reminding me the conference ation center next week has been put off, actually canceled. they expected about 45,000 but with the likes of sales force, amazon, intel, cisco and humana backing out, it was just a matter of time, maybe much as we were saying about the south by southwest confab of largely technology concerns. jessica, you hear all of this kind of news that comes from left and right and i do want to touch on something that this is something we are going to hear again and again, because key people aren't showing up or the companies don't want them to go. >> you don't want to be the one that has god forbid something bad happen. if you are going to forge ahead and say no, show up, come to austin, 75,000 people are supposed to turn up there and they have people from alibaba that are coming. when you get on a plane to go to ces in january, consumer electronics show, you fly out usually january 6th, my plane this year was 90% alibaba. neil: that plays out again and again, right? it's like a domino effect. >> ye

did find plenty along with other essentials at smaller stores like this dominican market in orlando, florida places the scarcity of staples such as pasta and soap, causing chaos. >> everyone is in a panic. it's scary for everyone. >> others are trying to stay optimistic. >> look out for your fellow man. you can't pick up everything and leave nothing for nobody else. >> reporter: one expert says so many are working home with kids at home, they're using extra time to go shopping. >> obviously this is an ongoing issue. i've heard several retailers say they are going to make shorter hours so they can have their employees there to restock when they get the such in, they have got to get it back on the shelves. >> i was in the grocery store and it was empty they said try to get it back tuesday when the big shipment comes. >> you don't want the panic and worry create a bigger problem. we've got to have a lot of grace and a lot of patience with folks working hard to make sure we have what we need. now to the big adjustment to new normal for families. parents working remotely from home and kids are ho

disney says the amusement parks in orlando, florida will stay open until the close of business on sunday will give visitors enough time to make their travel plans. >> disneyland and disney california adventure will close tomorrow morning. through the end of the month. >> i think the safety and the health of employees and other guests are the most important things. tough decision, and i respect what they are doing.'s >> if you bought those discounted kids tickets at the beginning of the year, they have to be used soon, you don't have to worry. partially used tickets are those with expiration dates will automatically be available to use until december 15 of this year. >>> this is only the fourth time that disney has closed. >> you know how monumental this is. >> it's huge. >> it speaks to what's happening. >>> yesterday when i was talking to the sports guy, matt, i also send it to jason. disney, these are diversions. these are the things that always keep it from thinking about the news. will be lots of. but we still have netflix and stuff like that. >> there you go. >> right now, it looks

. >> seÑores estÁ en orlando, florida lejos de sandarti >>> se fue a disney >>> y nos tiene una nueva split en el aire y tambiÉn una salud >>> eso fue un estornudo de adamari lÓpez >> pero bueno, mira >>> sabes quÉ los ojos lo puede hacer en el circo. >> acÉrcate. >> ahÍ estÁ >> lista? >> ahÍ va. >> oh dios mÍo >>> no, no es filtro es la verdad >>> yo que no tengo frenos >> todos tenemos habilidades. >> pero oigan pasemos a la cocina de "un nuevo dÍa" con mi querido james >> mÁs sabroso de la televisiÓn >> quiero verlo este aquÍ, ya me llegÓ el olor. # nosotros de regreso en su cocina favorita de todas las maÑana, bienvenidos bienvenidos al momento mÁs sabroso de la televisiÓn >> mira quÉ delicioso cereal >> sabias que era la semana del desayuno. # tenga muchÍsima hambre, he preparado ingredientes perfecto para que cada uno arme su desayuno a su gusto. mi favorito es el cereal >> bueno eres perfecto y justamente por eso algunas frutas picadas deliciosas >>> te puse aquÍ la leche, tengo semillas de sÉsamo, que me dan un toque superrico de sabor y almendras >> ay! me encanta. >> el desa

the thing that worries a lot of people, you look at cities like orlando, florida, las vegas, serviceies. for all intents and purposes, big portion of the cities are shut down and they are major movers, their businesses and they're not in business right now. that's a big thing, and the entire conversation. >> that's exactly why the government is going to be stepping in. if you're going to have orlando shutdown come out las vegas, and additionally for talking second order of facts, the government of nevada is going to have a hard time raising revenue. they will have a lot of new people who need assistance, but las vegas is its shutdown, if people aren't getting paid, casinos not making any money, the hotel started making any money you're going to have ripple effects in state government. one of the next levels i think is going to be an enormous bailouts of state and local governments of all the new demands and they're just not going to be collecting the taxes. >> trace: would you think about the 0% loans? we talk about them, but you say, okay, belo coming but what about the joe average

long this is going to last grade of >> trace: yeah, i used to live down the block from you in orlando, floridathere, we got this economy that really thrives when the service industry is in full swing and it's not just the businesses, it's the people right, it's the people who are taking the ticket to disney and working retail, that's the people that we really worry about because it's really going to get them back on their feet for a little while to give them $1,000 but long-term may be a solution that, gary. >> a very short while, and i just wrote down a list a few days ago about the outlet malls. and orlando international drive, another big companies and small shots in that area and all these people that again that work at the theme parks and just every restaurant down here, and do timed it and multiply it by all the places around the country and then we have to add in the globe and we are talking some serious stuff here. again, we need to find something -- it's all about the virus, we need to find something yesterday and not tomorrow and keep fingers crossed sooner than rather than later. >>

the crackdown on large groups spreading coast-to-coast orange county, florida, which includes orlando, will have a curfew beginning tonight. kerry sanders is across the state. >> the conflicted images of states like california shut down while here in clearwater, florida, spring break finally hit a breaking point this beach will close down tonight and already some college kids seem to be getting the message, packing up, heading home. >> reporter: just four months away from the tokyo olympics, usa swimming is officially calling for a one-year postponement of the games. facing a new reality tonight we are all reminded of what's at stake. this the changing face of the nation perhaps more connected than we are apart. the u.s. olympic committee says it's premature to make a decision about the summer games as for that go hom order here in california, it's open ended but the mayor of los angeles says it could last upwards of two months lester >> all right miguel, thank you. >>> at the nation's hospitals a worsening situation as doctors and nurses try to save lives increasingly without the pro

congressman from florida he's in orlando you think 2 trillion is going to be enough bill. i have no idea how much money is required i think 2 trillion maybe more than enough on the other hand we're going to find out i'm sure the next few days holes that we have that we need to fill right now that testing look like it's coming along we've got several new ideas and new products that are out there so i'm hopeful we'll be able to get our arms quickly around the issue of just how many people are infected and how it's being spread in a lot more detail than we've known up till now we need very badly to and one of these come through that are being tested that already exist but we don't know how effective they are from a scientific standpoint in controlling some patient who has a the corona virus and alternately course we need a vaccine and then at some point the judge has got to be made to let most of the economy go back to work again because if we shut this economy down as hard as it is now for a very long period of time you know meaning 345 spat it will be devastating it will be

report, omar mateen who killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando, florida, -- 016, tar navy killed tsarnaev killed people at the boston marathon, the man who massacred people at fort hood, texas, in 2009. est ban santiago who killed five people in a 2017 attack at fort auderdale, international airport. the f.b.i. acknowledged that various weaknesses related to its assessment process may have impacted its ability to fully investigate certain counterterrorism assessment subjects who later committed terrorist acts in the united states. this says the inspector general's report is the latest black eye for the bureau, that's the f.b.i. of course. which has been besieged by allegations of political taint and questions of competence. quote, any time there's a criticism of course it undermines the public faith in the bureau and that can never be good because the f.b.i. depends on the public trust. ccording to lewis shaliro, a formered of the f.b.i.'s new york field office. but on further down it says, even after the f.b.i. discovered lapses in its assessments of potential terrorist t

that is mike in orlando, florida. let's hear from roy in georgia, go ahead.e often hear a guy can take something bad and turn it into something good. it's time to bring those industries that are essential for our survival back to the united states. those that are critical of president trump should remember that when israel went into bondage, god sent judgment to deliver them. it wasn't the greatest speaker or the most gifted warrior. the greatest qualification was their ability to be used by god to face the challenge. the firstave spent hour talking about the u.s. response to the coronavirus. coming up we will discuss the powers the federal government can use during a health emergency. we will talk to lawrence gazan. later on, what states and .ocalities can do james hodge, arizona state university, will join us. first, andrew cuomo and his coronavirus response briefing yesterday talked about the state responsibility to wrap up -- ramp up testing there. [video clip] phenomenalhad a increase in testing. we have been able to use the laboratories, our emergency m

hoy para aclarar dudas nos acompaÑa en vivo desde orlando florida el abogado experto en inmigraciÓn, que esta regla de carga pÚblica no aplica para residentes permanentes. pero tambiÉn en pedir ese tipo de beneficios, no afecta ningÚn tipo de aplicante, inmigraciÓn ha sido muy clara que cualquier beneficio de desempleo no acepta al aplicante aunque estÉ con aplicaciÓn pendiente para residente. >> perfecto, la siguiente pregunta de marisol ramÍrez, dice, sÉ que en el proceso de la residencia, uno tiene que pasar un examen mÉdico, la pregunta es, ¿puede inmigraciÓn negarme los papeles si tengo coronavirus? >> bueno, es una pregunta que realmente no hemos visto como inmigraciÓn realmente va a tratar ese tipo de situaciÓn, pero yo no creo que vaya a aceptar, porque esto no ha sido designado todavÍa como un tipo de enfermedad que afectarÍa ese tipo de aplicaciÓn porque es una enfermedad que normalmente pasa, es como una gripe obviamente mucho mÁs serio, pero no creo que vaya a afectar residencia porque no es el tipo de enfermedad que todavÍa el departamento de inmigraciÓn ha puesto como a

major hotels are starting to close in major cities including orlando, florida, where the hyatt regency announced it would stop taking reservations until may 3rd. nursing home staff members who reported to work while sick contributed to the spread of covid-19 that long-term care facilities in the seattle area. according to a report from the centers for disease control and prevention. federal health officials say that the facilities lack adequate supplies, personal protective equipment, and sanitizers. staff members working at multiple nursing homes further spread the virus. >> ultimately we want to be able to share what has happened in our facility in a way that helps others prepare for this. i think that cdc report goes a long way down that road. >> another cdc report shows that although elderly patients are the most at risk for death and complications, nearly half of u.s. patients that were admitted to intensive care units were between the ages of 20 and 64, underscoring the need for all of us to protect ourselves from this virus. >> sandra: thank you. >> ed: meanwhile the white house

sea world in orlando, florida, empty. disney world and universal studios shut down. florida still planning to vote in tomorrow's primary. that's very interesting. those parks are empty. ashley webster, what else you have so have? ashley: i want to talk about the latest from florida. supposed to go to the polls tomorrow. i want to update people who are just joining the show. florida health department says it is okay for poll workers to work and for voters to get out tomorrow. i'm not so sure how long that's going to stay in place but as it stands, they are being told it's perfectly fine to get out and vote tomorrow. the polls are open. you mentioned it, but poll workers are showing a resistance to maybe showing up. based on all the headlines we are getting hourly from state and federal government. stuart: that will affect the turnout. especially older people. ashley: it would cue it. stuart: and the result. if older people are less willing to go to the polls tomorrow, i would suspect that takes votes away from joe biden. if the early votes are the ones that really coun

so i think he lost florida with this one, because there are cubans, one million in miami, they're in tampa, they're in orlandolorida off the list. howard: obviously a very big story in florida, as elsewhere. bernie has also been taking shots at the media. let me play you a clip of that. >> yeah. >> corporate media, to a large degree, is freaking out. as you're aware, some really horrific things have been said about me on at least one television channel. howard: he's talking about msnbc. when bernie sanders says corporate media, is that his version of president trump's fake news? in other words, his cay of way -- his way of saying that the press can't be trusted because i'm a different type of candidate? >> isn't that funny that once the press starts fact checking and taking candidates seriously, they immediately say it's all fake news and you can't believe journalists? hillary clinton said fake news, actually. nixon started it, i think, with independent was it liberal media bias against him, and trump, of course, doesn't necessarily like journalists or says fake news all the time. and now bernie's saying it.

also looking ahead to the next wave of primaries, he spent the day traveling around florida campaigning in miami and orlando. bloomberg facing pressure, though, to follow in buttigieg's klobuchar's footsteps of dropping out of the race and supporting biden. he shows no signs of doing so. >> why not coalesce behind me? i can beat donald trump as anybody else. >> bloomberg is in west palm beach. by the way, if you rub into any problems while voting or see any irregularities, we have a number for you to call. 1-833-622-5688. that's 1-833-nbc-kntv. the phone will be staffed until 8:00 tonight while polls are open. >>> okay. up next we still have more super tuesday results coming in. more polls, more states closing just ten minutes ago. we have numbers. >> also capturing the moments that really matter. how one picture changed a photographer's life forever from the east bay and inspired her to help others. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. more sunshine and warm weather. up to 76 here in san jose. i'll have details about some weekend rain chances. that's coming up in about 8 minutes. >>> our correspondents

. >> reporter: by next week, florida's governor says this warehouse in orlando will have more than a million n95 masks. the supplies, some arriving now, are being staged here because health officials predict a significant rise in the number of coronavirus cases in this state, a state where one in five is over the age of 65. >> reporter: in texas, the governor issued a mandatory 14-day quarantine for anyone traveling from the new york tri-state area mississippi's governor limiting public gatherings, but says most businesses are essential. from new orleans mayor, comfort for her city with tough days ahead. >> we are very personable people, so we're just having to do that remotely and showing our love differently. >> reporter: blayne alexander, nbc news, new orleans. >>> and tonight as the toll rises to staggering levels, reports the u.s. has surpassed china with over 80,000 since the start of the outbreak, more americans are falling ill every day and communities are taking new, but the numbers are getting worse, as expected here is miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight across our natio