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. >> hairdresser stephie dellgrand lost her job this week because of the coronavirus. and like millions of others, has no idea when her customers will return. >> it's a big guess. i have a lot of my customers are nurses, so i'm checking in on them. making sure they're not using the -- >> as people continue to apply for jobles benefits, there is n jobless benefits, there is no turn-around in sight. >> it is heart breaking. and everyone that supports you and your growth and now you have a place that you can't afford or provide the employees the salaries they were used to being able to receive. >> and here is another perspective on today's numbers, this would mean that america, in just two weeks, will have wiped out nearly half of the jobs that we created since the bottom of the 2008 recession. live in san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> that is sobering when you put it that way. >>> well, the new web site the governor unveiled today, onward ca.org will help people get connected to emergency resources as well as training programs, for a new career. it also

schools have been closed since january due to the corona virus outbreak stephy has been careful to maintain social distancing and sent us this footage of her studying from home. her teacher says they have continued lessons using video and teleconferencing apps but hong kong small living spaces and family distractions make it tough i think learning a school is still the replaceable it's better to communicate with students in the lesson when you can check their understanding instantly. the d.s.e. relies heavily on final exam results the government says it had little choice but to go ahead with it. but many are questioning whether that's the right decision for the students and the future of the city. if you go pollen are does their home call . us. boeing plans to lay off 10 percent of the workforce in its passenger plane division as many as $7000.00 jobs but is also about to begin negotiations with the us government over a possible bailout the pandemic has compounded the company's existing problems the 737 max fleet well that's been grounded worldwide since last year after 2 crashes killed alm

schools have been closed since january due to the corona virus outbreak stephy has been careful to maintain social distancing and sent us this footage of her studying from home. her teacher says they have continued lessons using video and teleconferencing apps but hong kong small living spaces and family distractions make it tough i think learning a school is still the replaceable it's better to communicate with students in the lesson when you can check their understanding instantly. the d.s.e. relies heavily on final exam results the government says it had little choice but to go ahead with it but many are questioning whether that's the right decision for the students and the future of the city. if you go pollen are does their own home cause. the vast arctic territory of none of us in northern canada is one of the few places in the world largely untouched by cope at 19 but many people that lack access to health care it's isolation means they're vulnerable to any outbreak of disease danielle lack reports. nunavut his home to just under 40000 people scattered across an arctic landscape the s

and viralologyists and nbc scientistic contributor, joseph fair and stephy an and vicky wynn.good to have you folks. this first question from laurie on facebook who asked how many have been given hyroxychlorinhy >> truth is we don't know, when we talk about hyroxychlorine we are talking about publishedin includical trials we know of china, france and one in united states. they involve a very small group of people. what we do with 58 trials is we have a little bit larger group of people in rangd -- randoms i'ds clinical -- randomized clinical trials. has been approved under emergency use authorization so physicians can prescribe is for covid-19 under that authority. that being said, whether they get the data back to the fda and the people that need it is what will tell us whether the drug is effective or not. >> it's getting a lot of attention. >> yeah. >> this is for dr. torres, john, carmen asked via instagram does the virus run its course in 14 carrier for life? apparently we lost john's mic, we'll get that back. meantime let me switch to vicky. we got a question for you on

. >> stephy ruhle, thank you very much. just to be clear.f anyone swond is wondering where to get money to small business, 60 million people are employed by small businesses. and when small businesses don't get money to survive, then a lot of people end up being unemployed. that should be pretty clear. stephanie ruhle, thank you. gary peters, senator, thank you for joining us. mitch mcconnell today said there is no deal for ppp and blaming democrats y is that? >> we will have to ask leader mcconnell why that is. democrats and what we're looking at as we help small businesses and we all agree that we have to help small businesses for the reasons you just mentioned. they are an incredible engine of growth for our economy. most people are there as we start opening up the economy if we find our small businesses have gone out of business. it's going to be very difficult to get it restarted. so we need to help them. but we need to be focused on the businesses that are the most damaged. those that needs help the most. and we want to make sure parti

schools have been closed since january due to the corona virus outbreak stephy has been careful to maintain social distancing and sent us this footage of her studying from home. her teacher says they have continued lessons using video and teleconferencing apps but hong kong small living spaces and family distractions make it tough i think learning a school is still the replaceable it's better to communicate with students in the lesson when you can check their understanding instantly. the d.s.e. relies heavily on final exam results the government says it had little choice but to go ahead with it. but many are questioning whether that's the right decision for the students and the future of the city. if you go pollen al-jazeera hong kong. independent booksellers a feeling the pinch of world book day book creative ways a soul to engage with readers have a jump to reports. in 2015 it was greece's financial crisis keeping customers away from the free thinking zone bookstore and cafe at the time pages weren't being turned coffees weren't being served and the overall situation looked bleak owner ad