suarez became infected and has .recovered and joins us n thank you for being with us, they are suarezasou r -- mayor suarez. as y recover, do you think this has piqued yet -- peaked yet? >>he highest rate was march 31. there have been reports the data might not besu complete. ng we have complete data, it looks like the peak was march 31. we have been getting less cases than we did that day. so that is cause for optimism. we are lookingt hospital reports that show discharges are twice as great as incoming patients, which is the data. but we still believe we are three weeks away from thinking about opening up our economy. laura:ou took steps very early to close down miami, florida's governor h says wrestling is an essential service. do you agree? >> that is a hard argument to hamakewrestling is an essential service. just likwe have local county mayors saying construction is seial service. i do not know how building a condo in the middle of a pandemic is essential. so it is a bit surprising what is defined as essential. for t us city, we are the first city to cancel events and one er fir

lovely suarez and her neighbors continue to live in fear not just because of the destructive power of the water they live on now but also because they could end up in a place where they'd find it even more difficult to survive. it's not only through this we need to cope with the changing environment as the planetary species of shifting to where when and how they thrive we're moving up the slopes and towards the pool a tally of more than 4000 species from around the wood. hard. climate change is causing animals to respond by either adapting. this includes marine creatures such as corals which are a great danger from rising water temperatures and growing pollution. scientists say a further temperature increase of 2 degrees celsius would be too much for most corals to survive. and that of many fish and sea vegetation species. stalks and other migrate ready adopting are used to spend the winter in africa due to the abundance of food there now the birds are increasingly staying home that could in turn have an impact on ecosystems in africa fewer birds means fewer predators eating insects l

miami mayor francis suarez joins me now via skype.etter today, and you've made, i understand -- because we did a little research on this, quite the impact on the other person's life. how is that patient who received your plasma? >> mayor suarez: so far, they seem to be doing better. they seem to be recovering. right up until they got the infusion, it was all bad news for the family prayed he had been on an emergency or aspirated. my understanding is he's been taken off the respirator. it's the first good news. he's reacted well to the plasma treatment. the hope is that it continues. i monitor him just about every single day, i get reports from family, and they are hoping he can get off the ventilator and go back to complete health and the next couple days. >> harris: what were you told about the potential for plasma, when we saw that video of you holding your arm up and they are taking your blood and you're getting the party started in that sense. what were you told could be the game change if it worked? >> mayor suarez: you have to r

mayor suarez of miami and mike duggan of detroit. thank you, both, we're grateful to you for joining us. mayor suarez, in your state of florida, governor ron desantis finally reversed course and issued a statewide stay-at-home order. do you worry this action is simply coming too late? >> i'm glad that it came. we were the first city, one of the first cities in florida to issue a stay-at-home order in the city of miami. we were the first city to implement a curfew. i was the first mayor to cancel large events. i think the state stay-at-home order is absolutely welcome, we're thankful the governor did that. the next thing we have to address is our airport where 50 million passengers a year travel to the city of miami or through the city of miami. and that is a tremendous point of vulnerability, particularly from other cities where there may be hotspots or outbreaks and they may want to travel to the city of miami. >> do you want to shut down the airport? >> we need to look at the possibility of shutting down the airport. we have alread

laura: thank yin so much for g us, mayor suarez.ia's prime minister has extended his country's lockdown the announcement came on what was to be the final day of the initial lockdown that started in late march. india has reported nearly 9000 active cases but there are concerns the real numbers could be much higher our correspondent reports. reporter: jobless in the city for weeks. all they want is to go back to. their families there is no home to stay inside here. sebeaten and chad away, many find shelter wherever they can. this man is a construction worker and living under a bridge. he has been thrown out of his rented room. food is hard to come by. that is the railwaytaon. the initial three weeks of workers who live in the city but are from villages thought perhaps they could go home. but the shutdown has been extended. police using all means possible to keep people indoors. see if you come out of your home, they announce. health workers are goingrom door to door, screathng people wiymptoms. slowed the spread virus. has but those o

este día nunca llegó porque del hospital los llamaron para avisarle que había muerto, candelario suárez56 años de edad. >>> es una batalla muy dura y yo sé que somos fuertes, porque mi papá fue un hombre fuerte y muy ejemplar. >>> el señor abrió su negocio hace más de 15 años y hoy han cerrado sus puertas porque su madre también está en el hospital luchando por su vida y desconoce que su esposo ha muerto pues está conectada a un ventilador. >>> nos dio la noticia que hoy se puso más mejor y estamos orando a dios que nos dé ese milagro y que nos traiga a mi mamá. >>> cintya y su hermano están a cargo de su hogar y piden que su padre sea recordado como un hombre trabajador y alegre. >>> era bien trabajador y alegre . >>> los hermanos dicen que no le informarán de la partida de su padre hasta que regrese mientras envían un mensaje a la comunidad, de no hacer caso omiso a las recomendaciones porque esta situación es bastante sería . >>> gracias y gracias a la familia suárez por permitirnos contar esta historia , 20 empleados de la universidad de san francisco viajaron a nueva york para ayud

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and ray suarez, formerly of the pbs "newshour." and, gayle, many in the press are relieved that the president is now talking about the prospect of mass casualties and ordering of medical equipment, but "the washington post" says the president has sowed confusion and repeatedly sought to cast blame on others including the governors and has distorted the truth. is some of the criticism warranted? >> well, to this day, the establishment media has not admitted that they were wrong and the president was right when, remember, he banned travel from china. and the establishment media called him xenophobic and bigoted, and now we know he was right to do that, that that was a great step that he took. yet we're still not hearing from the establishment immediate that that they were -- media that they were wrong. and we're continuing to see that in the press briefings going forward and these interactions between the white house press corps and president trump. there's no acknowledgment that -- howard: all right. well, on that point, i would be

miami mayor francis suarez. thank you again. >> thank you. >>> coming up in one moment, as the coronavirus outbreak threatens the well-being of millions of americans, my next two guests are fighting back with acts of kindness. first, here's a news update with richard lui. >> all right. some stories we're watching this hour for you as we track the latest on the coronavirus across the globe. developing in britain, british prime minister boris johnson has been admitted to the hospital 11 days after testing positive for covid-19. a statement from his office says it was done as a precaution because his symptoms are not improving. a rare televised address from queen elizabeth, the second this evening from windsor castle. the queen thanked front line health care professionals and called on britons to practice self-discipline. so far there are more than 47,000 confirmed cases in the country, and more than 4,900 deaths in the uk. back here in the u.s., in new york city, the epicenter of the virus, the state's case load i

mayor suarez, thank yo much for joining us.are very glad to see you recovered and come through this, but i want to start by asking you abogovernor desantis' decision or announcement today that he is finally joining, what, 30 other governors around the country in ordering a stat statewide st-at-home in florida. was this the right time, or did he wait too long? >> well, it definitely was timed werdered a stay-at-home order the city of miami dys ago, if not weeks ago, and we're the first ity in dade adopt order a stay-at-home, the first city to order a curfew. so it was important and imperative that the governor do likewise. i think, when it's all said and done, weing to look back and we're going to askve ours did we do everything we could do to prevent this virus from spreading in our has to be our guidepost right now. the other concern i have is our airport, which brings in 20 million people and whe mre lion people come through our city. governor during this time since your city issued stay-at-home from today, have you been urgi

somos fuertes porque mi padre fue un hombre ejemplar >> el señor suárez abrió su negocio hace más desitivo a covid-19, la madre de los hermano lucha en un hospital contra el covid-19. desconoce que su esposo ha muerto, porque está conectada a un ventilador >> hoy nos dio una buena noticia, hizo progresos, se puso mejor. esperamos que dios nos haga el milagro. >> los hermanos mayores están a cargo del hogar, busca que su padre sea recordado como lo que fue en vida, un hombre trabajador, con actitud. >> él era bien alegre, no creo que él quiera que estén todos tristes. >> familiares de una oficial de la policía de santa rosa, piden que se investigue por qué a un familiar no se le adminitró una prueba de covid-19 a tiempo, la agente tenía seguro médico, y quien siguió las pautas establecidas, tuvo fiebre por dos semanas, durante ese período se le negó dicho examen. >> en telemundo 48 seguimos apoyando a nuestra comunidad, si usted o alguien que conoce necesita un empleo, tres supermercados están contratando personas para diferentes posiciones, quiénes aplican recibaran 2 50 o 3 50 por d

cnn's isa suarez has our report. >> reporter: in geneva the head of the world health organization fired back at the criticism of the body. >> if you don't want many more body bags, then you'll refrain polite sizing it. >> reporter: he was asked about critici criticism leveled by u.s. president donald trump. >> no need to use covid to score political points. no need. you have many other ways to prove yourselves. this is not the one to use for politics. it's like playing with fire. >> reporter: the day before mr. trump criticized the w.h.o. claiming it hadn't raised enough alarms about the virus. >> they called it wrong. they called it wrong. they really -- they missed the call. they could have called it months earlier. they would have known, and they should have known and they probably did know. so we'll be looking into that very carefully. >> reporter: in his remarks on wednesday, the director general of the w.h.o. pointed out that the organization had been closely following and issuing advisories about the virus since early january. mr. trump also criticized the w.h.o. for not supporti

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isa suarez, cnn. >>> dr. zain joins us via skype from chapel hill. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for inviting me. >> as we reach truly alarming death tolls and cases across the globe, the question being asked increasingly is should we all be wearing facemasks. you have been saying that the united states needs to speak with one voice on the pros and cons of wearing masks. in the midst of this pandemic, why have they failed to do that? >> we have two competing realities. one is there is a grave shortage for certain kinds of masks. the surgical masks, n-95s that they need for high-risk procedures. on the other hand, there is increasing evidence that people are spreading the disease before they have symptoms. they may have a mild case before it passes and they're infecting other people. that's why countries like hong kong, south korea, taiwan that have basically either mandated or culturally have mask wearing as a response to epidemics, their success shows that if everybody masks up, it's not just the sick people or the healthy people but everyb

. >>> candelario suÁrez su padre muriÓ en el hospital kaiser permanente en santa clara, california tenÍaestÁ sano, tiene los Órganos buenos, le chequeamos cada dÍa la sangre. >>> esta joven de 0 aÑos que no tenÍa condiciones mÉdicas preexistentes muriÓ por coronavirus. estudiaba enfermerÍa y trabajab como asistente en un centro mÉdico. se investiga un brote de 130 casos. sus familiares no anticiparon la tragedia sylvia estÁ conectada a un respirador sus hijos no le han dicho que su esposo ya perdiÓ la batalla. >>> ella es alguien fuerte >>> ahÍ estÁ el reporte de francisco fajardo, doloroso de verdad. mi re, se habla mucho sobre aplanar la curva, quedarnos en casa para frenar el contagio esa curva tarde o temprano llega a su pico. al dÍa que habrÁ mas fuertes, mÁs hospitalizaciones por contagios de covid 19. y vamos a ver cÓmo se comporta la curva y las fechas que se llega a ese pico. el caso de california el 19 abril vamos a ver el peor dÍ en california, aquÍ lo tenemos lo podemos comparar con otros estados. como nuevo mÉxico, en donde el nÚmero de muertes es menor, pero el peor dÍa va

i want to go out front with mayor frances suarez, and, mayor, it is good to see you again. i want to start on this issue with the schools. you know, as a parent of children myself, this is an issue that matters deeply to me. and i know so many millions of americans right now. they want schools open, at the right time. so when you hear your governor saying that right time might be very soon, and you have got 392 public schools, what do you say? zb >> well, i agree with dr. fauci. we are not certain where we are in this stage of contagion. there is some evidence we are close to the peak or around the peak. but it's still too early to tell. still too premature to make any sort of decision when you have the fourth largest public school system in miami-dade county, with 350,000 children. that is an incredible amount of children who could be at risk and whose parents could be at risk, and whose grandparents could be at risk. you know, we saw a lot of the devastating images of south florida during spring break when local officials refused to close the beaches timely. and so i thin

mayor of miami, eric suarez, thank you for joining us. the virus has not yet reached its peak in much of the country. what are residents of miami, especially health care workers, among others, facing right now? >> well, they're facing very difficult circumstances. we're very fortunate, like governor cuomo, we put in place early on some very strict measures. we were the first city to implement a curfew. we also implemented just recently, you know, a mask requirement for those who are grocery store workers and those who actually go to grocery stores, customers. and we're starting to see as well a flattening of the curve from the data that we're looking at. obviously we don't want to become complacent and we don't want to be, you know, someone that feels that we have victory in our hands. we have to discipline ourselves, and the discipline we're demonstrating is what's helping us right now. >> your state's governor, as you know, ron desantis, says he's considering reopening schools in florida. do you think children should return to school in

isa suarez in london.hank you. >>> a nonprofit group involved in the effort to develop a vaccine says it might be time to start producing the vaccines even before the trials are completed. the coalition for epidemic preparedness and innovations is helping to fund several vaccine trials. professor andrew pollard is coming to us live from oxford. good to see you. i know that there's a lot of pressure on folks like you. just give us a sense of how the initial few days of your human trials have gone so far. >> weigh got underway on thursday, and things are going very well. i think you say a lot of pressure, there's an enormous team of people working on this. that pressure is not just all on me, it's spread across 200 people. for each person individually it's not so bad. >> you seem quite bullish. how optimistic are you then? >> well, i mean, we're conducting a clinical trial to try and work out, first of all, the safety of this new vaccine but also whether it works. i mean, we're optimistic. we know a lot abou

let's go to isa suarez. he's not going to move quickly. for anyone pushing him to open up the country, he made it very clear he's not doing it yet until they meet all of the requirements. >> reporter: very much so. i think that's exactly the top lines. the message that we're hearing from the prime minister. great to see him roaring again outside of 10 downing street giving that message, telling the british people thanking them for their grits as well as their guts, their fantastic spirit. he said it's the biggest challenge the country has faced since the war but it is making progress. no signal from the prime minister of if or when the lockdown will happen. it seems that perhaps the lockdown may be extended. this is just pure reading in between the lines, may i say, but he promises to share his thoughts in the coming days and to be much more transparent. now he did say that we're beginning to turn the tide and this is something we heard from the medical officers of nhs england here. the number of hospitalizations has lowered. that's a good

al menos 3000 trabajadores han resultado contrariados, y 30 al muerto por la pandemia, elizabeth suÁrez nuevo, cuando vamos a la casa nos quitamos todo y nos vamos con tranquilidad. vilma: el gerente no digo que instalÓ estos paneles de protecciÓn que separa cajeros y clientes. >> para que no tenga contacto directo con la cajera. vilma: se segura que los clientes obedezcan el distanciamiento social. >> tenemos la entrada controlada para poder tener la distancia social dentro de los empleados y los clientes, se porta bastante bien, no tengo quejas. hay veces que se quejan de la cola, que mucho sol, pero estamos en momentos difÍciles. ♪ ♪ jorge: hay versiones confusas sobre el estado de salud del lÍder norcoreano, kim jong-un, estados unidos chequea la informaciÓn inteligente que sugiere que kim, estarÍa en graves peligros tras una cirugÍa de corazÓn. ilia: en chile se reanudaron las protestas contra el gobierno en medio de la pandemia, alrededor de 12 manifestantes fueron arrestados por violar la prohibiciÓn de reuniones callejeras, y por no mantener la distancia fÍsica. la crisis recono

nuestros negocios le damos claves para intentarlo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> buenas tardes les saluda nicole suÁrez nosotros, y tambiÉn econÓmico un dato solo en estados unidos las ventas de minoristas cayeron en marzo el 8. 7% y son mucho los sectores castigados como del transporte de manera para ayudar a las aerolÍneas el gobierno federal les darÁ nueva york sigue en el ojo del huracÁn por el coronavirus a las 11 mil persona en medio de este caos el alcalde a anuncio un ambicioso plan esÁa marÍa vargas-pion te escuchamos >>> nicole buenas tardes es el primer centro de prueba para coronavirus utilizando la saliva aprobada por la fda ha comenzado a llegar algunos vehÍculos hay una fila en este centro que esÁa localizado en edison new jersey y hasta ahora es solo para residentes de este condado que es el (nombre en inglÉs) donde ya han muerto al menos 260 personas. ademÁs necesitan hacer citas y los resultados los entregarÍan en 1 o 2 dÍas la prueba para los contactos con los ca miento que es mÍnimo y incrementar el nÚmero de personas que puedan hacerse esa prueba. en la ciudad de nueva york el alca

now, the mayor of miami, francis suarez, good to have you back, mayor, i appreciate your time tonightdo you agree with the governor? >> i do. i do think that it makes a lot of sense to exempt miami-dade, broward, and palm beach county. miami-dade alone has one-third of all of the covid cases in the entire state of florida. so i do think just as we were at liberty to implement stay-at-home orders, curfew, and things of that nature, on the front end, we're working tremendously to curve the increase in covid cases and to allow to get that early, i think it is imperative that the governor allow us to make those kinds of decisions as things hopefully continue to improve. we in the city of miami are taking a very cautious approach. tomorrow, i hope to speak to the surgeon general and see if we can begin, when we can begin our phase one plan as well. >> so obviously, they're talking about reopening on monday. which is less than a week away. you have given different phases, but how quickly do you think you can get to that point? so they're talking about restaurants and other businesses, when

mayor francis suarez, good luck to you and the city. jim?sident trump has been lashing out over any questions about how little was done initially to prepare the u.s. for the coronavirus outbreak. we're going to have more on that just ahead. hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. hello, i'm t. d. jakesof the potter's house and i just want to interject a thought into your heart and into your mind during the turbulence and the unrest that we are seeing in this time. because of the corona virus and so many things are going on in the world today there's much that we could be worried about today. but we're not, because we have learned to allow our heart to rest in god. the bible says he will keep us at perfect peace if we will keep our mind stayed on him. yes, you must be aware of the times and yes you must be aware of the news and yes we must be aware even of what our physicians are tell

. >>> muy buenas tardes le saluda nicole suÁrez gracias por estar con nosotros en estados unidos estamospeores momentos de la pandemia por coronavirus con un aumento de cifras que sube cada hora los contagiados superan 400 mil y fallecidos trece mil en el new york cada dÍa es peor que el anterior y ya se sobrepasan cuatro mil vÍctimas mortales, por grupos sociales afroamericanos con la peor parte con mÁs afectados en ciudades como philadelphia, o dri di troit y en otros estados. >>> precisamente en new york sigue siendo el lugar de estados unidos donde mÁs muertes esta causando el coronavirus que esÁa matando al mayor nÚmero de personas en que en cualquier otra parte, marÍa vargas tiene datos que ha dado el alcalde, muy buenas tardes. >>> nicole la cifra de los hispanos infectados en new york es alarmante esta maÑana el alcalde ha dicho que el 34 % de los afectados son hispanos, y algunos expertos dicen que en parte esto es porque los hispanos tienen que salir a trabajar utilizando el sistema de transporte como es este que es el subway de la ciudad allÍ dentro de la gente no estÁ respeta

though he later denied saying that and then clarified he was just going to look into it, he's a suarez cnn. >>let's move things along now and talk to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow working from home tonight with a look at that 7 day forecast i saw some upper 70's on there. i hope that's going make some people happy. about that. >>yeah keep your fingers crossed boy everything's going to be grown right we had so much rain in the beginning of this month and they get that sunshine going to certainly a lot of things can start growing in a hurry thing outside the golden gate bridge right now just a beautiful sight, some patchy fog out there toward the golden gate and a mixture of sunshine and gentle breeze is blowing right now the fog likely to fill into the bay overnight tonight. temperatures if you want to go for an evening walk 58 degrees in san francisco, little goal grab a jacket if you're in san jose 62 degrees there 60 degrees and live more still partly cloudy skies 64 oak concord 64 degrees in santa rosa. all right here we go around the bay area for tomorrow. we're enjoying

georgia dejando daÑos en unas 750 mil viviendas. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> muy buenas tardes les saluda nicole suÁrezciudad de nueva york recibe mÁs dinero para ayudar a las comunidades mÁs afectadas por el coronavirus especialmente la comunidad latina. mientras el gobernador cuomo dicen que se han superado los 10 milfallecimientos pero que la curva de contagio se baja poco a poco. estamos con marÍa vargas-pion. >>> nicole buenas tardes estamos en el parque central como sabemos aquÍ hay 68 camas que estÁn habilitada para su pacientes del coronavirus y esÁa lleno a capacidad. lo que estÁn diciendo los expertos que estas carpas estÁn en peligro debido a las fuertes lluvias y tambiÉn a las fuertes rÁfagas de vientos que se sentirÁn en gran parte del dÍa de hoy. por otro lado, el alcalde bill di blassio es en una conferencia de prensa acaba de anunciar una campaÑa de ayuda para las comunidades mÁs afectadas por el coronavirus, 10 millones costarÁn los anuncios para ser transmitidos en radio, medios digitales y otras plataformas para que los hispanos afroamericanos y demÁs minorÍas tengan la informaciÓn q

phil suarez has been a new york city paramedic for more than 25 years. he was a humanitarian aid worker in the iraq war, he knows what 9/11 looked like up close and now he is living through this and he wants to talk to you about it. brother, thank you for doing the job and thank you for joining me. >> thank you, chris, for having me. >> now, 9/11, iraq war, those are scary things that took a toll on us that we never expected. this pandemic is a completely unique animal and it is straining the system in a way that we've never seen before. how have you experienced that? >> these are unprecedented times and i guess it's to be determined how it will end in the end. we're doing the best we can. in my time in new york city, i've never experienced such a ferocity of call volume, demand and the intensity of the system. from what we hear, we are expecting it to get worse in the next two to three weeks. we hope they're wrong, but we just are trying to get ourselves physically, psychologically ready just to meet the need. >> and it's a double-edged sword, right? be

nos vamos a informar con nicole suÁrez >>> (musica) >>> (musica) >>> muy buenos dÍas, comenzamo con nuestradÍas comenza con nuestra primera ediciÓn de noticias telemundo un nuevo dÍa. el coronavirus se anota otro tris rÉcord casos aquÍ en estados unidos, donde. el nÚmer contagiadas en el mundo supera el millÓn. un aumento impulsado por los casos en estados unidos donde ya son mÁs de 225,000 mientras que nÚmero de muertes sobrepasar los 6000. ordena a la la ciudad de nueva york orden a la poblaciÓn a cubrirse la nariz y boca al salir de casa quienes no tengan mascarilla deben usar paÑuelos o bufanda y se crees a sistema de salud saturado. puede haber crisis por la falta de tanques de oxÍgeno. en texas enfermeras de se suman trabajadores sanitarios de todo el paÍs para protestar por la falta de mascarillasguantes y , batas que son imprescindibles para su ocupaciÓn. las enfe enfermeras se ven obligadas a usar una mÁscara durante todo u turno de trabajo de 12 horas. texas, florida y cinco estados mÁs prohÍben los servicios r religiosos para el aumento de la pandemia pero las autoridades conside

. >>> buenas tardes le saluda nicole suÁrez gracias por estar con nosotros, seguimos meto edades en laa pandemia por el nuevo coronavirus un indicativo serÍa la declaraciÓn de desastre en 49 de los 50 estados del paÍs y algunos imÁgenes como las fosas comunes en la isla en new york que es el Época centro del covid-19 en el mundo entero o largas filas se han visto a travÉs del paÍs de personas esperando a recibir alimentos. >>> impresionante, nueva york y sigue siendo el lugar del paÍs mÁs castigado por esta pandemia como le decÍa hace para un momento las hospitalizacioneses de enfermos por covid-19 han bajado pero sigue subiendo el nÚmero de muertes, algunos colectivos como la policÍa continÚa anotando bajas, las morgues no dan abastos, y la ciudad sigue vacÍa, vamos con marÍa vargas con la crÓnica. >>> asÍ es, muy buenas tardes, aquÍ la ciudad de new york continÚa en pausa aquÍ estÁ el panorama que se vive en esta zona la vibrante zona del times square estÁ todo practicamente vacÍo algunos carros sin embargo movilizÁndose por esta zona, las hospitalizaciÓn han bajado pero las muertes

you mentioned that hearing from mayor suarez.r my shoulder right now, it's 91 degrees right here in miami. the water is just as blue as it looks on the television screen. miami-dade county so far has resisted the urge to reopen its beaches, this at the same time as mayors and governors across florida right now, a couple of them just north of us, have taken up the governor on his offer. two weeks, nicole, after a statewide shutdown. florida beaches that have been empty for weeks are once again are crowded with surfers and sun worshippers, jump-starting a nationwide conversation about the right time to reopen the economy. >> this could be the beginning of the pathway back to normal life. but please respect and follow these limitations. >> reporter: in duvall county, a beach reopen order requires social distancing and comes with limited hours. still, it prompted a nearby beach commissioner to tweet, this move is so dumb that i had to make sure that it wasn't fake news. a banner flying over miami beach pleaded for its sandy shores to

with pe now is miami mayor, francis suarez. i'm sure you saw these images coming out of jacksonville. you know what all of the healing officials say. you go back too early, there are major health risks. when you see those images, does it seem to you to be a mistake to have reopened these beaches? >> it is very concerning. you have to understand that duval county in jacksonville is a city county. they have about 800,000 people in the population. we have about 30 million in population in terms of our county and they have about 800 cases, we have 8,000 cases. so if you see so quickly people failing to respect social distancing, then it is very, very scary for what can happen if we start opening up too quickly here in the city of miami and miami dade county. >> can you tell us a little bit about how you're working with the governor and state officials to plan for at what point you will know it is time to consider a gradual reopening? >> on monday i'm meeting with -- i have a telephone meeting with an epidemiologist for the state of

. >> buenas tardes, les saluda nicole suÁrez, gracias por acompaÑarnos, la pÉrdida de puestos de trabajoiendo a medidas que continÚa abierta la crisis por el coronavirus, el Último dato que se maneja es de 5. 2 millones de nuevas peticiones de ayuda al desempleo, y a personas que se han quedado sin trabajar casi de un dÍa para otro. javier vega tiene los detalles. >> quÉ tal, nicole, buenas tardes, lo que se confirma hoy es tremendo, porque segÚn los anÁlisis significa que en las Últimas semanas se han perdido los empleos que se habÍan ganado durante aÑos desde la crisis econÓmica del 2009, es que si bien estas poco mÁs de 5. 2 millones de solicitudes son una cifra menor a la reportada la semana pasada, hay que considerar el total en el Último mes segÚn el departamento del trabajo ya son mÁs de 22 millones, 22 millones de desempleados por la parÁlisis econÓmica que ha generado el coronavirus, los despidos se han dado en la industria de servicios bÁsicamente restaurantes y hoteles y en las tiendas minoristas pero van mÁs allÁ y todo esto porque los negocios que son considerados no esencia

it's very easy to leisure we're joined now my miami mayor francis suarez he joins us from his city where he squadron teen after testing positive for the virus he continues his mayoral duties which includes issuing a stay at home curfew from 10 pm to 5 am for all miami residence he joins us from miami now you went into quarantine earlier this month but you had direct contact with someone who had lated tested positive you have subsequently got tested how are you doing. i'm doing well and the 18 of my quarantine i got tested because someone in a delegation of person with the brazilian president came to my and tested positive and so i went into immediate quarantine 18 days ago the department of health from the state asked me to come in and get tested i got tested and to my surprise the next day was told i was positive so i knew that i was going to set off a chain reaction of things i had to go public with obviously my family had to get tested about 40 members of my administration to get tests it wasn't engine in our government which is about 6 or 700000 people so it was it was very difficult

celebramos con mucho cariÑo pero pues, bueno, llegÓ el informarlo y nos vamos directamente con nicole suÁrezen el mundo durante las ultimas 24 horas y llega a 2 millones 100.000 >> en estados unidos los casos se acercan a 644.000 y muertes 29.000 nueva york el estado con mÁs casos y muertes y aunque la curva de infectados >>> california duras penas para quienes no sistema en casa sin justificaciÓn pero no todas las noticiass son negativas el dato de medio millÓn de paciente que han curado da optimismo >>> muy buenos dÍas el futuro pasa necesariamente por la recuperaciÓn de la economÍa y la vuelta al trabajo ahora es solamente cuestiÓn de decidir la fecha. ¿quÉ prÓximos pasos podemos tener? >>> los detalles de este plan para regresar a la normalidad lo sabremos mÁs adelante durante el dÍa una vez que el presidente trump haga una video conferencia con todos los gobernadores del paÍs entonces serÁ el anuncio bastante detallado ahÍ el mandataria sostuvo llamadas telefÓnicas con lÍderes industriales con empresarios para preparar este resurgimiento econÓmico pero hacÍan peticiÓn que se necesitan h

estamos al 100 me encantan >>> y al 100 estÁn nuestras noticia y nos vamos con nuestra compaÑera nicole suÁrezde casos confirmados de coronavirus lo que supone un tercio del total mundial de contagios por la enfermedad se acerca a los 60 mil el nÚmero d fallecidos se necesitan 5 millones de pruebas diarias para reabrir mientras algunos estados autorizan una reapertura parcial mientras las 15600 residencia de anciano enfermos buscan inmunidad ante las posibles demandas despuÉs de resultar infectados con el coronavirus hasta nuestras mascotas corren peligro de contagio un perro de carolina del norte es el primer perro en infectarse 3 miembros dieron positivo por el covid-19 la aerolÍnea jet blue es la primera en exigir mÁscara de protecciÓn >>> muy buenos dÍas. gracias po informarse con nosotros en noticias telemundo "un nuevo dÍa" >> la casa blanca lanza un plan para ayudar a prevenir y contener los brotes que pueden surgir en la medida que las actividades si expanden en el paÍs, cristina londoÑo estÁ en la capital, buenos dÍas cristin en quÉ consiste ese plan? >>> hola nicole, muy buenos dÍas

estaremos de 7 a 11:30 de la maÑana >>> como siempre arrancamos con las noticias aquÍ estÁ nicole suÁrezvamos a comenzar con nuestra primera ediciÓn "un nuevo dÍa" >>> casi un millÓn de estadounidense asciende el nÚmero de contagiados por el covid-19 mientras los muertos son mÁs de 55 mil, nueva york es el estado con casi 300.000 en total el nÚmero de infectados sobrepasa los 3 millones y los fallecidos se acercan a los 210.000. >> nueva york podrÍa iniciar la reapertura econÓmica el 15 de mayo en ese estado las cifras de contagio, hospitalizaciones y muertes van a la baja por primera vez en un mes el domingo se ve registraron menos de 400 fallecimientos >> investigan si un popular medicamento con para la acidez podrÍa ser tratado como medicamento, indican que 180 paciente se apuntaron al estudio >>> gracias por informarse con nosotros >> la oms advierte que no hay evidencia de que las personas estÉn protegidas por una segunda infecciÓn por coronavirus >>> si bien los pacientes que pasaron el covid-19 generan anticuerpos la comunidad cientÍfica desconocen cuÁnto tiempo permanecen en el o

comentar en el show llegó el momento de estar informados con lo último del coronavirus con nicole suárezstra primera edición de noticias telemundo más de 2 millones de infectados suma el coronavirus donde ha llegado los fallecimiento se acercan a 270 mil y se rompe la tendencia a la baja en estados unidos es el país más afectado por el covid-19 en el estado de new york se concentra un tercio de todos los casos de coronavirus en el país la falta de test de detección ayuda a su propagación el país debe tener suficientes pruebas para toda la población en washington hay discusiones sobre la fecha en que se debe reabrir el país mientras el presidente donald trump arremete contra la organización mundial de la salud (oms) vamos con el reporte en vivo y más información sobre esta noticia con nuestro compañero estados unidos retiró los fondos a la organización mundial de la salud (oms) >> así es nicole buenos días el presidente donald trump adelantó que va a quitar el financiamiento a la organización mundial de la salud (oms) de 2 a 3 meses en un intento de repartir culpas en cómo se actuó desde

hablando de miami-dade, dos a personas cercanas a bolsonaro, son los que contagiaron al alcalde francis suÁrezblaciÓn en una situación de inseguridad. jorge: ¿quÉ pueden hacer en brasil? ¿tienen algunas restricciones? verÓnica: aquÍ tenemos 27 estados, de los cuales 25 estÁn contra las decisiones de bolsonaro de que la gente salga a la calle. el hizo una campaÑa la semana pasada con el nombre de " brasil no puede parar ". hay muchos estados que mantienen todo cerrado. yo estoy en este lugar, las calles estÁn vacÍas. las escuelas no funcionan hace dos semanas. el comercio funciona, solamente el comercio de alimentos y farmacias . pero el resto, estÁn cerrados o de vacaciones. jorge: no le estÁn haciendo caso al presidente. verÓnica: no, los gobernadores tuvieron una posiciÓn firme. este paÍs es muy grande, es un paÍs que tiene una desigualdad social muy grande. no tenemos idea de cÓmo esto serÁ cuando llegue a las comunidades, favelas y a los lugares mÁs pobres de brasil. jorge: finalmente estÁn recibiendo los brasileÑos dos mensajes, uno de gobernadores y especialistas de salud que dicen " cuÍ

programa espectacular hasta las 11:30 estaremos con ustedes, pero ahora si vamos co noticias con nicole suÁrezpaÍs con mÁs casos confirmados sumando casi 850 mil los muertos se acercan a 48 mil, mÁs que cualquier otro lugar del planeta, por lo menos 10700 clientes de residencia han muertos a causa del covid-19 en todo el paÍs, la pandemia ha afectado a casi 5.000 residencias. un nuevo estudio sugiere que los beneficios de hidroxicloroquina en tratamientos de covid-19 son prÁcticamente inexistente, de hecho, se han producido mÁs decesos entre los que tomaron este tratamiento contra la malaria. california vuelve a programar cirugÍas con autorizaciÓn del gobernador gracias a los bajos casos de coronavirus. >> tambiÉn en nueva york dos gatos que resultaron contagiados con el covid-19, las dos mascotas se infectaron despuÉs que lo hiciera su dueÑo, pero se espera que se recuperen. >>. muy buenos dÍas el azote del coronavirus vuelve a dejar su huella en el mundo laboral de estados unidos mÁs de 26 millones de trabajadores se han unido a la lista de personas desempleados del inicio de la pandemia, se

adelante pero ahora si vamos a informarnos correctamente como siempre con nuestra compaÑera nicole suÁrezica) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> el congreso aprueba un nuevo paquete de rescate de casi 4 mil millones de dÓlares para hospitales y realizar pruebas del covid-19 el nÚmero supera los 2 millones 700 mil contagios por el coronavirus la pandemia ha llegado a 210 paÍses y territorio en el planeta causando muertes de 200 mil personas en estados unidos hay 900 mil infectados por el coronavirus mientras el nÚmero de fallecidos supera los 50 mil. en nueva york que sigue siendo el estado mÁs golpeado por la pandemia, las pruebas de anticuerpos hasta ahora realizadas indicarÍan que uno d 4 habitantes se habrÍa contagiado lo que supone de hecho 3 millones de personas con los 70 mil casos oficialmente registrados. en la habitual rueda de prensa sobre la pandemia el presidente trump sugiere la posibilidad de un tratamiento con una inyecciÓ desinfectante o con rayos ultravioletas, funcionarios niegan que los laboratorios federales estÉn tomando una opciÓn como esta. y china no reportÓ un caso del covid-19 dos

. >> la verdad que nos da mucho gusto, por eso pasamos con nicole suÁrez con las noticias, adelante nicole superan las 165 mil, el paÍs mÁs afectado despuÉs de estados unidos sigue siendo italia. muy buenos dÍas la suspensiÓn de la migracion parece ser inminente, vamos con javier vega con mÁs detalles. >> asÍ es nicole, el presidente lo ha puesto en un twitter que ocurrirÁ en el transcurso del dÍa, pero como dice el presidente la frontera sur estÁ resguardada, recordemos que se trata de una orden ejecutiva que lo que intenta hacer es frenar por un espacio de 60 dÍas de dos meses la emisiÓn de estas tarjetas de residencia o green card todo en un intento de frenar la competencia o teorÍamente de frenar la competencia de empleos extranjeros a empleos estadounidenses en el efecto de la pandemia nicole. >> javier, ¿y quienes serÍan los mÁs afectados por esta orden ejecutiva? >> dos cosas que hay que dejar claras primero estÁn cerrados los servicios de naturalizaciÓn y migraciÓn, segundo nos dicen los abogadoss que no estÁ afectando a nadie que tenga una visa o que estÉ en un proceso de naturali

texto mandando la palabra noticia asÍ se informa de todo quiÉn nos darÁ la informaciÓn es nicole suÁrezstanciamiento social se unieron al fallecimiento de un rabino, motivÓ la intervencion de la policÍa neoyorquina para dispersar a los dolientes hasta el propio alcalde quiÉn califiÓo de inaceptable semejante cantidad personas >> muy buenos dÍas. bienvenidos a las noticias en solo 6 semanas el coronavirus deja mÁs muertos de lo que causÓ la guerra de vietnam cobrÓ la vida de 60 mil personas en el paÍs en los 20 aÑos que durÓ, un 30% de los casos corresponden al estado de nueva york el epicentro en donde el nÚmero de contagios se un camina al millÓn >>> la cifra de fallecido podrÍa ser superior segÚn advierten los centros de control de enfermedades ya que en 7 estados no se han terminado de contar los enfermos se calculan que en estados como illinois, massachusetts, michigan, quiÉn han sido de los mÁs afectados podrÍan ser fÁcilmente el doble de lo anunciado. mÁs las plantas procesadores de carne >> ahÍ estÁ javier vega, muy buenos dÍas cuÉntanos >> sÍ, nicole con la firma de esta orden d

. >> the mayor of miami, francis suarez joins us now. i want to start on the inequalities of this latinos make-up over 70% of miami's population. they're working essential jobs in hospitals. what are you doing to address the specific concerns of latinos in your community? >> we're doing everything we can, these are unprecedented times. helping them fill out unemployment forms, their income taxes so they can get their checks, we're helping them find jobs in essential businesses, trying to connect them from jobs where they may be laid off. or jobs that currently exist in this economy. we're going as far as to try to create an insurance product so that security deposits can be used for rent and released by landlords for rent. we're doing a remember the and utility sub sidty through the city and also feeding the elderly. we understand that this covid-19 pandemic is disproportionately affecting minorities in our community. 70% of our city are hispanics, we've been hit particularly hard. we have the most cases in the state of florida. we're wo