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. >> they don't like us, we don't care, we're from philly, philly, philly.ighbors cheering after plans for a supervised drug site were scrapped in their area. they warned it's a bad idea anywhere in philadelphia. >> these safe injection sites are not safe. i lost my daughter five years ago. there's nothing safe about putting a needle in your arm. heather: the site was meant to prevent overdose deaths. and tonight president trump is holding a campaign rally in charlotte ahead of super tuesday, my hometown. he will be on the gop presidential ballot in 14 states. in 2016, he won north carolina by nearly 4 percentage points. the trump campaigns going to new heights, getting their message out, from may to july expect to see a blimp flying over the swing states and there's a look what the blimp will look like. well, now a fox news alert for you. our top story, we continue to follow, a second person killed by the coronavirus linked to a nursing home in washington state. the facility now scrambling to contain it. dr. jeanette neshwat says there's one thing the u.s.

>> well, i'm a philly girl. i wish i could say i was here for my phillies playing. the citizens bank park is one of two mass testing sites in the region, a drive-through mobile site for patients over 50 or health care workers showing symptoms of coronavirus. here in pennsylvania, we saw a 25% spike over the last couple days each day, ticking up 500 new cases state-wide. pennsylvania is trying to get a handle on containment and focus on social distancing here in the city and across pennsylvania. i want to point out the break jut of the age rages. everyone has been talking about how coronavirus affects the elderly, half of the cases here in pennsylvania are among young people. i think it's 11% are 19 to 24 and 38% are 25 through 49. there's a couple other single-digit percentages that are younger than 19. the governor and the secretary of health here in pennsylvania are focused on limiting that community spread among all people in pennsylvania. a bulk of the counties here are hit with coronavirus. and half are issued stay-at-home orders right now, kendis and lindsay.

we're gaining momentum here in philly, but we just haven't got there yet. >> larry, thanks for joining me. larry krasner is the district attorney in philadelphia with yet another issue that isn't front of mind for everybody, that coronavirus is making us think a lot about. we do have the largest incarcerated population in the world. we learned a short time ago that another member of congress may have contracted coronavirus. nydia velazquez says she was diagnosed with a presumed case. she said her symptoms were mild and she's isolating herself at home. velazquez was in washington on friday. she spoke on the house floor during the debate on the coronavirus relief package and took part in the ceremony afterwards with congressional leaders. coming up next, hospitals are nearing capacity and running dangerously low on supplies around the nation. one hospital system is preparing to make the incredibly difficult decision of who to save. we'll take a closer look at how they're doing that. you're watching msnbc. at how they're doing that you're watching msnbc. wayfair has way more ways to renov

>> nope. >> his music sprang from north philly's tough streets. meek depicted it as a war zone with bullet holes everywhere. when he was only 5 years old, a bullet killed his father. was that really his first exposure to violence? >> i wouldn't say that because every area we lived in, there was always like violence, shooting, you know. i mean i had one of my brothers got murdered and cousins, all different types of people. the area we lived in, that's all it was about was murder. >> meek saw music as his way out. he painted his world in songs, first on the corner and then in local clubs. he also caught the eye of hip-hop mogul jay-z, who signed him to his management company, rock nation. there were red carpets, celebrity friends, and one very high-profile romance with hip-hop star nicki minaj. with stardom came new connections to powerful people, like michael rubin, a self-made billionaire and co-owner of the philadelphia 76ers. the two met at a game and instantly hit it off. what was your first impression of him? >> my first impression of him was

think boston, philly, new york, it is coming at you, that new york would have taking -- would have taken a very hard-line and closed down. no. this depends on who is in charge at the time. the commissioner of public health listened to these arguments and that -- and he decided to take a more moderate route. he said i am not going to close schools. what i am going to do is instead ask everyone to stagger opening and closing times, and the theory here is that everybody wouldn't be on the subway or trolley at the same time. not -- he now, we are decided no, we are not going to shut down broadway in movie theaters because that would make new yorkers to depressed. and we are keeping kids in school and keeping an eye on them. he said, i don't want hundreds of thousands of public school kids running in the streets of new york city, talk about a public health crisis. so he took this more moderate yes, making accommodations, but not going toward total isolation. interesting about what and up happening -- what ends up happening is that one of -- andls that they made one of the fun things i did in

>> dip that thing in. >> my friends in philly, they know what they're doing. >>> i don't like to shameionary has coined a new term. urban dictionary helps you with the street slang. >> insomniacs know urban dictionary. >> they coined the new term "covidiot." to put it in a sentence, are you seriously going to visit grandma during this pandemic? don't be a covidiot. >> are you seriously on all those florida beaches, you covidiots? >> i told you about shaming, i can't do it. hoarding toilet paper unnecessarily, they got a warehouse full of it, they covidiots. >> it softens the blow. you're not straight-up calling people idiot, you're saying covidiot, it seems okay. >> can't do it. >> we know a lot of the people are missing out on church. can't go to church, can't go to mass because of this pandemic. well, this italian priest, this father decided to do facebook mass, livestream it. but the father -- >> oh no! >> he left the filters on. >> oh my gosh. >> yep. >> so he's lifting weights, he's exercising, sheltering in place. oh no. >> maybe entertaining for the flock. >> what? what are the

business news live from philly it's closing time in the city of los terrace boss says they last drinks as fronts of what is going to say to businesses close spying goes a step further presidents to remain inside their homes as you were moved to control the spread of the can run of luck. in the u.s. president donald trump who wrote a virus test results and then negative but what about the tastes of the rest of the country. from ghost games to no good sports like matches had been to stranded until the start of april because of the can run a virus and there's a big question mark of the race to the sinks of. anatomy how to welcome to the program lots pots of western europe going into lockdown in a bid to stop the spread of the corona virus we begin in france which has taken the decision to shut down all non-essential businesses french prime minister and waffle leap announced that by cafes stores and most restaurants will have to close he described coded 19 as the biggest health crisis in a century francis sure thoughts have already been shot at as part of nationwide emergency measures auth

so the sixers made me stop in philly before coming to new york before the draft.charles, you know, you might have to play for $75,000 if you get drafted by the sixers because of the hard cap." i said, "dude, i didn't leave college for $75,000. i could have made that in college." i'm just kidding! i'm just kidding! ( laughter ) ( applause ) so we go out, i got two days before i have to go to phi got e grass lambs. we went out and i got two big porterhouse steaks two days in a row. and when i stopped in philly i weighed, like, 305. ( laughter ) and then i'm standing there, i'm all excited, the sixers are not going to draft me. and the next thing i hear, "the 76ers draft charles barkley." and if you go back and look at this awful videotape, i got this look on my face because i want to cry. ( laughter ) i'm like, "i left college for $75,000." but they traded some players and gave me a little more cash. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> yes. >> stephen: and which parent were you acting? >> oh, because i was like-- i was really pissed. ( laughter ). >> stephen: so you had to prete

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. >> i see -- my notes tell you you're closing options trading in philly tomorrow why? >> so what we're closing tomorrow is the open outcry floor. >> i see. >> of the philadelphia stock exchange so to be clear, the options exchange will be open for business on a fully electronic basis. after careful consideration and collaboration with the floor traders, we made the decision to put people's well-being and safety first so we have suspended floor operations for the time being. >> yes, my notes said trading floor in philly. i should have noticed that but i just misread it. let's talk a little bit about the flow of ipos i know that's one of the lifebloods of your business. i can't imagine there's much blood circulating in that realm right now. >> there's still pockets of activity so we see them somewhat active if i took a step back and looked at the s-1 filings the pipeline looks reboast to us. because of the valuation being suppressed they'll push out the dates and from what we can tell they're still preparing. we're still engaged with them. so we hope that they come out l

look at philly compared to st. louis. philly, officials reassuring he'll, don't have to do social distancing. st. louis, no. social distancing. the graph is widely different. hammering home limit contact with others as much as possible. >> in terms of immune system boosters. give another tip. people take more vitamins does that help fight off the virus? >> unfortunately studies don't show that. studies are on the fence about taking vitamin c before a cold but no one thing can boost your immune system. plus we're already in the time of you're flu is circulating. actually, ana, there's a bunch of cities across the united states that are seeing a peak in flu infections now. because we can't point to one particular thing, pun magic tablet or vitamin to boost your immune system, that's why we're saying to limit contact. stay healthy and be at home. >> do people need to worry about their pets? >> so, no. we don't think so. the evidence right now shows they can't get infected, at least with this coronavirus. there's a different

that really energized the warriors and their fans, steph curry is not going to play tonight against philly. because of the times we're in, the warriors issued a statement assuring everybody that stef does not, i repeat, does not have coronavirus. curry was diagnosed with influenza a. in other words, he has the seasonal flu. he is tested for coronavirus and the team says he does not have it. it is unclear at this point how long stef will be sidelined. chris alvarez live at the chase center. so unfortunately, chris, dubs on 7 reverting back to subs on 7. >> yeah. unfortunately, larry, we were all looking forward to steph curry playing. as you mentioned, it is not the coronavirus. now, you mentioned some of the injuries. kevon looney will be out three weeks while draymond green will miss with knee soreness tonight. subs on 7 here. and here is coach kerr about stephen curry pregame. >> i was with him yesterday at practice and also in oakland yesterday afternoon, and he was fine. so he woke up this morning feeling sick. i know his son, his young son, was sick for a couple of days, so probably h

the philly burburbs. you've heard how will it play in the philly bu lly burbs.gest to you as we move forward in 2020, we focus a heck of a lot more on northeastern pennsylvania. because as you mentioned, it is joe biden's birthplace. it is also an area that was traditionally democratic by the president won. and it was critical to his success in winning the state by 44,000 votes. and frankly one of the embarrassments i had in terms of not seeing it coming in my own state is i wasn't paying attention. by all those relatives or by david urban who's a cnn consultant contributor now who said, there's something going on in northeastern pennsylvania. so we want to continue to focus on this area is my point. >> that's a good point. joe biden is taking him at his word. here's the deal, folks. social security is on the ballot this year. and the choice could not be clearer. donald trump will cut it and take it away. michael, are you saying that the president isn't going to do that? >> well, i'm saying the president may be of a 2016 primary mind-set. because that's the sort

scott, i opened this up by saying that when i go to baltimore, chicago, philly, i told them in the community that the cavalry is coming, that the white house cares about them. tell me some of the success stories from your work with these opportunity zones. >> okay. i only have one minute and nine seconds left. i will tell you to go to opportunityzones. gov. that's the website. it's a tremendous portal to teach you about opportunity zones, what they are, the activity of the council, some things we've learned along the way. i told you about the new business in cleveland, the new bakery. but i think one that really tugs at my heart is in liberty city, miami, sectretary carson and i were there because developers took one of the toughest parts of the city in a housing project and are redeveloping it into multifamily housing. we saw the first resident to move into her new apartment, the nicest apart she says she's ever had in her life. but there's two young men there from that neighborhood that the developer taught how to be window and door installers. and during that press conference, one of thos

. >> inndwa philly, for that matt >> and philly. so one of the things this depends on in part is,s the campaign, is joe biden going to really reach out to those voters? but the one thing i would say that's different is there is a much higher motivation to vote. >> that's my point about the difference in 2016. >> two things. >> right, yeah. >> hillary clinton ran that the, you know, the modelling to determine who -- >> right. >> -- they should go for. i had people call my -- call up my show who worked in politics in pennsylvania saying, we were knocking on doors to get out the vote in the last couple of days. 25% of the doors we knocked on -- >> trump people. >> were trump voters because they were doing modelling. why were they doing modelling? maybe they thought that's the new way to do it or maybe they didn't have the enthusiasm. >> right. >> that they needed to get people on the ground. that is a problem for biden. the other thing i would say is that, look, donald trump is going to run to the left on joe biden, like you say, on tr

he's off to his departure to south philly and then dortmund they still remember his biggest moments in a mall the jersey well the biggest memory as he ran he scored 4 goals away against brown. within 20 minutes small to run from 00 to 40 it was amazing he teared up to defend somebody in there in a few minutes and he was unstoppable she's watched him here more than i am like them enough or love my you know when i'm with twenty's starting out good good. we have had players. use for lever so we can do it so well. on july 1st 201820 days before his 18th birthday and scored 4 goals in just 17 minutes against fun in norway stuff like that but the superstar. the day before we had the session. he was missing. the goal every time he thought i had. struggled. he was angry at him self and the game against. it looked like a $1000000.00. players they didn't know what hit them and i think they are seasick still. a manchester united scout attended the match top clubs from all over europe wanted to sign him but the whole i'm just started to take things step by step and signed a 5 year contract with re

first, the philly fed index, a gauge of manufacturing for the atlantic region, it saw its biggest plunge ever in march, dropping to negative 12.7% from 36.7% in february. this is not only the lowest rating since june of 2012 but anything below zero indicates worsening economic conditions. that's manufacturing, again, a regional index. we haven't seen this in three years. weekly jobless claims, first-time jobless claims that come out every thursday, spiked by 70,000 to a seasonally adjusted 281,000 last week. still below 300,000 but it is the highest level for initial claims since september 2nd of 2017. what can we extrapolate from that to open the window to the near future? next tuesday, we are going to get the first reading of the health of manufacturing and services in america for the month. that's when the purchasing managers index is released. then the first week of april, among other indicators, the ism, institute for supply management, will release its rating for march manufacturing. april 3rd, the labor department releases its march jobs report. what will we see? let's bring in ou

including three with philly last year.end nick o'leary. >>> in a normal situation this weekend would have marked second round play in the ncaa tournament. schools across the country would have been looking to punch their ticket to the sweet 16. st. mary's would have more than likely earned an at-large bid in the big dance. the gayles and basketball fans on the biggest stage, i caught up with a senior star and asked him about the tournament being canceled. >> we're kind of all in shock, we didn't expect it to end like that, and we were kind of hoping they could push the tournament back or play without fans, but it seems the situation is more serious than that, and kind of bigger than basketball at this point, so it was definitely disappointing especially for all the seniors this year, so, but the only thing i can do is just keep working hard and keep pushing forward. >>> did you see this? george kittle sharing this message on instagram from nike to play inside and play for the world, encourages everyone to follow orders to

and britain hadn't bombed the sun in philly leaving the dance and then going 20 years further from 2000 which is the 980 s. if they hadn't created. the fundamentalist monsters which is the northern alliance john hartley which are in the government today which is the taliban government today and even recent creation which i think that were exported from syria if they had not created these monsters then advanced son would definitely have been better off without them and without their direct occupation certainly this is something we all believe that we believe the end. so i think any of it is a. dependable. and then. they're lucky some equally agents fundamentalists and the other who are part of the government today thank you well there was little talk of u.k. spending on wars around the world at this week's budget statement with fewer than 4 weeks in the job former goldman sachs banker in the u.k. chancellor rhee she sort of can build plans on wednesday for a multi-billion dollar government borrowing to fight couvade 19 but given 2 years of what the u.n. has called cruel and inhuman u.k.

i wish i didn't know why she have to do that she had to end up doing that the security cameras at phillyeaks and stalking capture a customer trashing the store. >>in violently throwing chairs and owner louis addison a landy this all happened er a sandwich order. hi polly says. >>if you have a complain like if we made a mistake either way. we will that plays it we need the sun back r us to replace the hoe and it. >>annalisa says that wasn't the case here to a ton half of age and the fries already have really the shop refused to give the woman full refund and you can see what happens next when we send all after a while going back and forth they just lashed out and then all of a sudden then ve she just did during the chairs, the tae everything salt and police say this woman tony collins is te same woman in the video trashing the restaurant throwing chairs and even grabbing a wooden broom from the owner as he trieto fend her off and that's our i'm really scared college frozen deer in the headlights a first role in the end her employees. >>and hopefully a last all right. i just want to get hu

[applause] >> scott i opened this up by saying when i got to baltimore, philly, i told them in those communities that the white house cares about them, that the calvary is coming. tell me about success stories from your work in these opportunity zones. >> i only have one minute nine seconds left. i will tell you to opportunity zones.gov. it will teach you about what they are, the activity of the council, some things we have learned along the way and how you can get involved in the opportunity zones. i told you about the new business in cleveland, the new bakery, but i think one that really tugs at my heart is in liberty city, miami, secretary carson and i were there because developers there took one of the toughest parts of the city in the housing project and are redeveloping into multifamily housing. we saw the first resident to move into her new apartment, the nicest apartment she said she's ever had in her life. >> wow. >> but there's two young men there from that neighborhood, that the developer taught how to be window and door installers. >> wow. >> and during that press confere

starting tonight residents in hoboken, new jersey, must adhere to a curfew as philly murphy says he is urging people to shelter in their homes. meantime, a government official reportedly says that a clinical trial to evaluate the coronavirus vaccine is set to begin today in seattle. >>> cindy palm has been tracking the latest developments and is joining us now. what's the president saying that people need to know to ease their fears? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president trump is urging people to stop hoarding groceries. this comes as supermarket shelves across the country are emptying. president trump is urging americans fearful of the coronavirus to stop panic buying at the grocery store. >> you don't have to buy so much. take it easy. just relax. >> reporter: at the same time, the cdc is recommending there be no gatherings of more than 50 people across the country for the next eight weeks. new travel restrictions caused huge crowds at airports as pasengers returning from europe waited to clear customs. officials aren't yet recommending a domestic travel ban. >> the worst

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he had three in 11 games with philly last year.igned former jaguars tight end nick o'leary. >>> former chargers quarterback phillips rivers signs a one year, $25 million deal with the colt. he contemplated retirement before the colts came to him. last year he threw for over 4,600 yard and 23 touchdowns. >>> the ottawa senators have a second player who's tested positive for covid-19. before the season shut down they were on the road include here against the sharks. the coach announced no one on the team has had any symptoms, and the sharks are not testing anyone due to the shortage of tests available. >>> we are all familiar with jumbo joe thornton's beard. he has a famous new doppelganger. check out ben roethlisberger showing off his beard yesterday. looks like big ben may need to call up the sharks center for some grooming advice. >>> and hey, did you see this -- check out this tweet from sports center. this young girl has some soccer skill. the fancy footwork and then flips over her head and watch the basket in -- nothing but net

following the story for us in rome and joins us from there feel how after people coping phillis in on the latest details from their. well what we know he's that you had school closure up north already for more than a week but now of course it's affecting all students throughout the territory of italy that's 8400000 students and so just on the practicality you have parents scrambling to find child minding services babysitters and so on where are they going to bring their children are they bringing them to work or are they being forced to stay at home the authorities are saying they're trying to do everything they can to help the parents the minister for family said said they're looking into the possibility of the out use of money available for babysitting services families as well as allowing at least one parent to stay at home during this period and will not be counted as part of their annual leave now of families of course concerned about the spread of this virus but understanding that this is part of the responsible behavior that the prime minister just epicanthic called for in a vi

one store in philly dipping the whole cart in sanitizing solution. so that's one option as well. here's a surprising side effect of this health crisis. it could lead to less accurate weather forecasts. >> commercial planes routinely collect data to help forecasters create models to predict the weather, but with so many flights grounded right now less information is available for those predictions. >>> our friends in europe trying to watch makeup tutorials, youtube is the latest streaming service to lower its video quality because of a surge in demand. all videos will be shown in standard definition quality unless users manually change to high definition. all the people staying home, they're putting a strain on the system, kenneth. and plenty of people are also doing puzzles while they practice social distancing. >> get this, a store that sells puzzles in st. louis usually sells about a thousand a day, but these days up to 10,000 are flying off the shelves each day. the owner calls the volume insane. >> getting back to simpler times. but some air freshenerse heavy, overwhelming sc

you're from philly. calm down. ( laughter ) and another thing, another thing that doesn't make sense is that although trump banned travel from europe, he didn't ban flights from ireland and the u.k. and when trump was asked about that today, he gave one of the strangest explanations of all time. >> and one of the reasons u.k., basically, has been-- it's got the border. it's got very strong borders. and they're-- they're doing a very good job. they don't have very much infection at this point, and hopefully, they'll keep it that way. >> trevor: i'm sorry, what? ( laughter ) the u.k. is fine because it's got "the border"? ( laughter ) other countries in europe also have "the border." unless maybe does he mean the water? ( laughter ) is that it? what, does trump think the coronavirus doesn't know how to swim? because that's racist. ( laughter ) and also, also, like, i can't believe i'm saying-- it's not true. the u.k. and ireland have more corona cases than many of the countries on that list that is banned.

[crowd cheering] i got my cherry red on for temple in north philly, to my parents' house, 1,528 milesmyself with my dog louie, going to college. i was the first in my family, my mother, went to paul quinn, hbcu, but for my family, to see me go off the temple university, it was such a big moment. so you know what it feels like when your kid gets that, "yes." - yes. - but there's always as we know, a challenging side to everything. we're gonna go inside this prep school who had incredible results with students. the videos went viral, the kids celebrating, they got into these huge ivy league schools. the kids work their tails off, but it turned out the school

the first batch was made from yankees and phillies uniforms complete, yeah, there you see it, with pinstripes >>> breaking overnight more sailors on a u.s. aircraft carrier in the pacific have tested positive for the coronavirus. it's raising questions about military preparedness. abc's ines de la cuetara has more. >> reporter: this morning, 5,000 u.s. sailors are on lockdown as coronavirus spreads through one of america's largest warships. >> first two priorities, one taking care of people, and the second maintaining mission readiness. >> reporter: at least two dozen crewman aboard "the uss roosevelt" have tested positive raising concern that the illness could spread potentially throughout the ship crippling the crew. >> the danger here is that the whole crew becomes infected and the ship not able to carry out its duties. a large part of the u.s. military might in the pacific might be tied up pierside for >>eporter: allrs tested in guam wowed to leave the ship. meanwhile as the navy sends two hospital slips to new york and l.a., fema is promises more life-saving and much needed supplies on l

there reminding everybodyto stay indoors and then scott kingery, outfielder with the philadelphia philliesindoors, no spring training. so he plays a little dog hockey. in buenos aires a little paddle ball. you can't go outside, so stay inside. >> guys are good. >> yeah. >> the one thing about that is what happens if one of them misses? you got to travel down like 10 flights of stairs to get another ball? we just thought we'd show you some of the unique ways people are staying inside and somewhat involving themselves in athletic events, but that's the news and this nfl thing will continue most of the week. that's the sporting life for right now, guys. back to you. >> getting creative. mark, thank you. thanks for joining us tonight! stay safe out there. good night. here you go, here you go. that was quick. you skip the line when you're on the excelsior level. oh. three rooms adjoining, top floor. oh. silver, pretty. platinum, so don't wave that around everywhere. people'll get jealous. maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel. he comped us a few rooms

stretches right up here into the northeast and i expect that round of storms here in through new york, philly and d.c. overnight, stretching down through the carolinas and georgia and the next stronger wave is coming into texas. central texas will get it tonight, during the dangerous overnight hours again. into houston, down i-10, new orleans, bill lucky, mobile tomorrow. dangerous, damaging winds, potentially some tornadoes and flooding rains. that pushes into north florida and south georgia on thursday. david? >> the devastating picture from the south tonight. rob, thank you. >>> also concern over the coronavirus in the u.s. widening tonight. nine people have died in washington state and that new york city case, now a new one. two new states reporting their first cases tonight. georgia and north carolina added to the map. and that second confirmed case here in a new york city suburb. a man who traveled into manhattan to work. tonight, they are trying to retrace his steps. e now singhehospitalndiosinke t subways. abc's whit johnson from new york tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new york city d

widespread shortages now measures to contain the coronavirus are making life even more difficult phillis so scarce that people are queuing for hours at petrol pumps and the military has been called in to contain them the health care system has already been hit hard by years of economic crisis too many people have limited access to running water. cattle has recorded its 1st coronavirus related death the health ministry says the expatriate worker was 57 and suffered from other health conditions 28 more infections were confirmed on saturday bringing the total to almost 600 or the diplomatic crisis in the gulf is an impression on some in the region who are already stranded that's the case for 31 but the citizens who arrived in doha qatar airways flight from iran the government has so far refused efforts to repatriate the group bahrain is one of 4 countries imposing a land air and sea blockade against cut off since june 27th team turkey's health ministry says more than $100.00 people have now died of corona virus linked illnesses that include 16 people who died in the last 24 hours turkey's a

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temperatures not just 60s, but could hit 70 in philly. 72 in d.c. the next storm coming in the southwest, that's going to be more potent and rotates into southern california on tuesday. could have heavy rain with this. flash flooding and mudslides is a possibility. tom? >> all right, rob, thank you for that. >>> and there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the striking images. first responders saving the lives of at least 40 people from an inferno that erupted in the middle of the night. >>> plus, the all-out search for a teenage girl who disappeared more than two weeks ago. police say she may be in danger. >>> and the plane crash right into that tree. what happened to those onboard may surprise you. we'll be right back. saturpain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. (mom) [thunder] were you planning on mowing the lawn today? (son) no. (burke) seen it. covered it. at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. so

not raised the joint declaration the joint statement clearly said that the afghan government well philly's these 5000 prisoners before the interim afghan dialogue now the ball is back into ambassador khalilzad school as of how does he negotiates discusses this with the afghan government let's talk a little bit about the political divisions in kabul has there been any movement on that and how myatt's that impacts these intra afghan talks assuming they do indeed go ahead. so well you did a mixed reaction the gender reaction is a cautious. positive sort of optimism but you have had a statement coming in from c.e.o. up the law which basically said that he welcomes the efforts of the united states you welcomes the agreement that was signed in the end doha yesterday and he welcomes the joint declaration the joint statement of the afghan government and its u.s. and nato ally but president today was very skeptical and perhaps this could be an indication of the deep down fragmentation and call but a lot of money it's very clear that it's a matter of sovereignty as well he's claiming to be the presi

. >> george is up first out of philly. good morning to you. george, are you with us this morning? >> caller: hello? >> go ahead, george. >> caller: i would like what you're going to do about the people from the military who is coming home? >> george, our focus right now is on assisted living facilities. did you want to respond to that? >> that's a good point. i think one of the things to remember is that there's a lot of unique situations, the military, people traveling for business, people traveling for vacation. this virus really does not discriminate the purpose of the travel or who the people are. and so certainly people coming back to other countries should really monitor their health and i would probably limit their interaction with other people. and then particularly, i would not go and visit assisted living or a nursing home. >> to jackie out of missouri. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my mother is at a facility in illinois and they have started a procedure where they stop you at the door, 18 and younger is not allowed in the building.

new orleans, chicago, philly, detroit are also seeing a surge in cases. the numbers are also rising in florida where governor ron desantis declined to issue a full stay at home order. focusing on keeping visitors out of the state. there are checkpoints in the florida keys to keep tourists away. >> i will be adding to my new york executive order requiring the same for travellers from new orleans, louisiana and other parts of louisiana to self isolate for 14 days. the vacation rentals will be suspended for two weeks. if you are in one now, finish your vacation and head home. the hospital ship mercy docked in the port of l.a. today there to relieve the pressure on hospitals by taking noncorona patients on deck. the hospital ship comfort is expected to dock in new york on monday. president trump says he wants to travel to virginia to see it off. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases is approaching 600,000. among them british prime minister boris johnson. he tested positive. he posted this on social media today. >> i want to bring you up to speed on someth

but as the courts shut down in philly like all over the country you don't have courtrooms open to lit gate these things. >> i was reading about that. the court has shut down, which i think is correct. you have courts going. people running through. >> you have to make sure that you do it at a speed faster than government and at the speed of the virus, which is pretty fast. that is difficult. government is not used to making quick agile changes in direction. public defender has been comfortable with that and we are trying to get the courts to move along with us we are a big state. we have a governor that has certain power. he could use it. we have a pardon's board that has been reluctant. elderly people that present no risk to the public. you simply cannot do this in a slow glacial way. it has to issue people moving quickly and decisively right now. >> mayor bill de blasio has come under a lot of pressure from folks in the city to pursue some of the exemptions. people don't stop being criminals just because there is a pandemic. wait. if you are going to let these people without won't it

biggest problem since the 2nd world war nick carr james thanks a lot terry jones but here in new york philly kingdom is preparing to open a new makeshift hospital in london it's being set up inside a convention center will house 4000 beds health officials are expecting a surge in hospital admissions in 2 to 3 weeks a senior minister says there are signs social distancing is slowing the spread but now is not the time to relax those measures there are some signs as a result people observing social distancing that we may be able to flatten the spread of infection but now is absolutely not the time for people to imagine that there can be any read excitation or slackening this is a hopeful sign but we must be as stephen pointed out wary of overinterpretation any individual day's data we must ensure that we maintain this united national effort in order to keep people safe let's bring in zion diego who's live from london by skype a hopeful sign says the cabinet minister. still the numbers rise. well absolutely and i think what they are trying to do in order to hammer home the message of this of the

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philly fedeadline, outlook plunges. it was what we said -- saw on the new orders.rkets continue to roll over. a much stronger bid and the dollar index continues to pummel its way higher, up by one percentage point. we want to give you an update. viviana hurtado is here. viviana: the british government confirms it is planning to confine londoners to their homes. boris johnson did threaten to impose restrictions to contain the spread. on capitol hill, the u.s. senate passing the second major coronavirus relief bill. president donald trump signed it into law. a provides basic leave and financial help for testing and lawmakers are rushing to come out with phase 3. it includes direct payments to americans and aid for struggling industries. a surprise move from the european central bank. it is launching $820 billion bond buying program to protect an economy battered by the coronavirus outbreak. the rules will allow the ecb to focus purchases on italy and other struggling governments. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than

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on the philly semiconductor index, they end up with the biggest weekly gain since 2001, a real reboundcline for this index in the space of a month. micron helping things along here. recoverys an amazing and an amazing turnaround. it is going to be fascinating to see exactly how strong the demand is going forward in what is happening with the technology space in working from home. the technology sometimes works, and sometimes it doesn't. i am hoping it does this time. as we were saying, manus cranny spoke to the ceo of ubs sergio ermotti, and started by asking whether central banks have harmed markets. that weree actions taken are unprecedented, and they have been quite effective ofbringing down the funding markets, particularly on the dollar side. i do think that there are may be some small technicalities that need to be addressed, but i think that central banks and been actinghave very efficiently at this stage. of course, there is little anybody can do about fear, and of the mostably one dangerous sentiments you can environment. particularly, it is not fear about environment. ands fe

dollar, but we rifted philly -- we were effectively unchanged. how can that have more of an impact? i think it is probably following more u.s. treasuries per se. lower than the market expected. the reality was much closer to what the market expected, but is it increases. we have brexit negotiations going through, and we don't know how badly this coronavirus will affect the country. the market is taking it was a bit of a breather. i would say the conditions to are comfortable with the conditions going through. the fact that the bank of england is working so closely with the government is what is helping it. guy: andrew bailey was there this morning, the incoming governor at the bank of england. caught a lot of people's attention when he said we can still be more. there's more here. i am, along with a lot of other people, probably with you on the assumption that we don't go below zero on rates,'s the room to maneuver is very limited, but qe? marcus: i think essentially, they have a chance to do qe if they need to. it could come as soon as the march bank of england meeting. , a lotthis