the senate, that we would have legislation that 250, that was it, nothing else and that's it. , that wek and a half could do much more for small businesses. for60 billion set aside women, minorities, veterans, native-americans, rural folks, those who didn't have banking relationships but big credit needs. $60 billion in loans and grants to all of small businesses and $100 billion, $100 billion to hospitals and testing. quite a remarkable feat. we have 250 and 220, 407 today, but all of it in the interest of job retention and first and foremost to address the key issue of health, testing, testing, testing, contact tracing, the initiatives that are necessary to be the key to opening up our economy. with that. that was a long 30 seconds, i know. i yield to our leader in the house to see if he can do better than i in sticking to the 30 seconds. thank you, richie neal for your help in all four of these bills. i know you are ready for our heroes dell, where we will address the needs of our heroes, workers, firee officials, teachers transportation workers and the and the payroll of the state an

whether the we now know that people in santa clara county were dying fromthe coronavirus and this was weks before anyone realized. >>that therwere deaths in the country. thenews comes as the cdc ys the virus could resurface later this year be more difficult whity wild has the latest. >>a startling revelation autopsies from deaths in santa clara county california. show 2 people died from coronavirus in early february 3 weeks before the firs known us death even more surprising neither person had recently traveled aboad that was community-spread happening in california as early as mid-january not earlier that has health officials draw a new infection tili doctors on the white house task rce are soding the alarm about the risks. it's a resurgence of the virus collides th flu season later this ar it's certainly a but that's why we have built into the plan the surveillance mechanisms to lo for the respiratory illnesses and then to do the appropriate testing at that time and infection model driving white house guidance now shows 12 states may have to wait until juneor later to reopen. >>including

have applied for unemployment in the last week and some stay at home orders began not being issued 5 weks ago, roughly 26 million people have filed that's about one in 6 americanworkers who have lost jobs since mid-march economists believe the unemployment rate for april could reach as high as 20%. the u.s. house has voted to expand the paycheck protection program, the focus on small businesses affected by the pandmic but as washington correspondent alexander le mon reports there is continued controversy over decidi who gets the lofts. >ongress is making an additional billion available in moonso small businesses colorado cgrsman jason crow says lawmakers are doing all they can to help as the u.s. unemployment ra surpassed20% and the package is one that we absolutely need were still in triage mode 're just trying to slow down the bleeding.republicans like oregon congressman greg walden say the paycheck protection program should have been expanded sooner for too long democrat leaders in the house and sena play partisan politics. the demoats are concerneabout how the program is operating. co

have applied for unemployment in the last week and some stay at home orders began not being issued 5 weksgo, roughly 26 million people have filed that's about one in 6 americanworkers who have lost jobs since mid-march economists believe the unemployment rate for april could reach as high as 20%. the u.s. house has voted to expand the paycheck protection program, the focus on small businesses affected by the pandmic but as washington correspondent alexander le mon reports

some of the materials used for weks and ppe's material already have having the hospitals that are used and then discarded. we are working with the hospitals to see if we can use that on recycled to make additional masks. so hospitals are stepping up to see if they can bring material we can create ppe's with in a recycle fashion. so we are seeing if there are ways we can address the shortage. it is a national issue, not just a state issue. yesterday the phone with the president and vice president talking about that very thing. they understand this is a high priority for the states. we have got to have more ppe's. hopefully we will get relief on that over the next few days. last question. when we talk to dr. dunn about tracking people exposed to the virus, she said the state doesn't have a system to track that. what do you think the chances are that we could create what? it sounds like people are getting sicker and sicker and we are not learning about people who have gotten better. >> great question. this is commissioner anderson. out of our operations center we are focusing efforts on t

your experience and work through some details and just know that we are going to respond quickly as wek. in terms of response let me just continue to make this point. i want to thank all of you for practicing, not just sitting there promoting or preaching what we could do, pointing fingers, it's the individual acts of tens of millions of people that allow me to say the following. the numbers in the er positive yes, the number of deaths, 203 have grown. the icu numbers and the hospitalization numbers, while they are growing are not growing as significantly as you are seeing in other parts of the country. we are not out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination. we show folks what we mean by that when you showed you the models yesterday. the reality is that we are buying time for every individual that is in the icu. my heart goes out to them. 816 vinyls are currently in the icu representing a 5.4% increase from yesterday. 1,922 people are in the hospital system with covid19245 are positively identified. those are big numbers but well with in our modeling and capacity to serve and mee

this new law because they sa it's been uncomforble for them to walk by people over the past couple of weks and seeing people without masks so many people are saying this is a fabuus law. >>i think it's absolutely think it's about time that they dibest. in order to land the curve i thk it's important that we all protect ourselves, especially whe walking into the store when we're so close toother people. >>it sounds like you've been doing this for quite some time so you know really knew me milpitas to tellyou we go i'm comfortable forthe around those who are not weari their masks absolutely m a little bit more cautious when i noticed that n't ones wearing a mask or zones to close to me. >>okay so here's how it's going to work if you wa into an essential business like walmt grocery stores pharmacies hardware stores, gas stations basically any place with a large gathering you have to wear a mask, and it doesn't just perta to customers if you work there that is now the law if you have children under 6 years old you don't have to worry about puttinga mask on, although it is strongly encouraged a

mark: organ have to take a break here and when we come back doctor, i will ask you this, wek have 22eople now who are unemployed and god knows how many businesses that have gone under and are not coming back. that number could get much, much worse in the next ten, 20, 30 days. and so i'm all for testing and testing everyone in getting the exact data, what do we do? we'll be right back. triple acti. it kills weeds, prevents crabgrass triple acti. and feeds so grass can thrive, guaranteed. get everything you need for spring at scotts.com order today. working day in, day out.e. at&t is here. providing support with advanced services for first responders. and connected temporary hospitals, mobile testing sites and emergency management centers. because until their job is done, it is essential that we all have their backs. it's what we've always done. it's what we'll always do. motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. for those who were born to ride, if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... little things, can become your big

next couple days really kind of sweet spot of the wek. a few more clouds are going to start to roll in as we head into thursd and on friday, those temperates will be noticeably cooler by then aswell that is much 10 maybe 15 degrees cooler and then late in the day on sunday, a cold front dives into the bay area bringing with it, a least a chance of me showers sunday and into mony, but these next 2 days are going to be the nicest days of the week make sure to get out and go for a walk and enjoy the sunshine looks like it is going to be gorgeous. all the way to the coast that's lives forecast guys back to you all right lauren thank you. ill ahead tonight a day just how far can the coronavir travel scientists in china say that depends on how far you can walk we'll explain and next to the east bay univsity student teaching lab serves a new step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sic

popular way for congregations to hold worship in san francco by church will mark easter with its 5th wek of online celebrations, a sermon and live music available to members from the comfort of their preferred eleronic device insan jose southridge churcheholding easter eentials event sunday, not virtually ratherat the west when capital ive-in theater on hill caavenue the business shuttered during the nel coronavirus pandemic we find ourselvesn some difficult times. bring you the hope and joy tt the season typically offers pastr makai earler says the venue will allow for safe soci distancing and provide an opportunity for people to pick up necessities bric masks food fr a pop-up pantry toiletries and of course easter eggs visirs can catch the sermon on the their cars while we want to remain sheltered in place. >>in practice ch social distancing. we don't want to practice spiritual, distancing in contrcoa county health services reminding the public to stay at home order is still in place the health office urging faith leaders to continue to suspend in person gatherings and not brg large gr

unemployment or just get through to the employment devepment department to get questions answered for th5th wek in a row millions of american workers applied for employment. >>first time claims totaled 4.4 million jt last week alone. i mean we've hearof so many reports from. >>in igils wanting to reach the state edd office to t information. >and that's been hard i have called and i had emailed the state's edd office multiple times a day for the past 3 days in still have not gone through to anyone to get any of your questions answered. i will not stop calling and i want keep hearing from you but the meantime if you live in cona costa county calling this small business call center might be exacy what u need to get your questions answered in the east baymichelle kingston kron 4 news. >>and the call centers is on your screen there again it's 8, 3, 3, 3, 1919 at 8, 3, 3, 3, 2, o 1919 it's open from 08:30am in the morning until 5 in theevening. monday through friday. >>in the south bay, a number of asian on businesses have been targeted by vandals it' not clear y but there are worries it might someho

should wat the longest at least another 6 weks before reling social distcing. georgia's governor forced to defend even on fox wht he calls a measured step to open gyms hair salons and the like this friday. >>the fitness honors i have great confidence in them spread and people out when they're done a workout is not saying they got the these are best pctices they could do temperature screening shoes while others preach caution in a will look more like a turning of a ial. then the flip of a switch, we will not be able to lift many of the restrictions by may 4th. >>in new york that navy hospital ship no longer taking patients pressure on beds easing in the city but the body count continu to mount some dead will now be stored in freezer trucks in brooklyn, waiting for the backlog at cemeteries and crematoriums to clear talkg to bring the local ofcials. >>they feel political pressure to open i get the pressure but we can't make a bad decision. frankly, this is no time to act stupidly. >>in texas daylight emerging between the republican governor who is expected to cnn

for the inland valleys so we can buy some refreshing warming back up again in a big way early next wek another short way by midwe well again reduce teyperatures so it's back and forth like that's typical spring. a towards the end of things here. that's kind of interesting look to see if that has any promise with that it doesn't look like at this point here but we can wish can we let's check out the 4 zone forecast your for your thursday, 70 san francisco's mission district ecking in at 71. to the coast 68 daly city pacifica 6466 for half moon bay might be some pesky fog later into this morning out. later morning hou 67 san bruno millbrae 6668 burlingame south san francisco, 70. and a lot of 70's down south here san matteo 70 but 77ot and you. and redwood city 75 for palo alto. and of the south bay, only morgan hill makes it to 80 everybody else's upper 70's, 77, san jose 78 though pete is in santa clara looks like upper teen also 77 with sunnyvale. mid 70'scover the east bay shoreline to e south tri valley you're close at 79 sundal 77 dublin, 79. and up here contra costa county 82 for

this wek the powerful revolutionary guards claimed they invented a magnetic device to detect the virus100 yards. health officials quickly poured cold water on the idea, but it left iranians weary, worried, and with even less confidence in their government. and finally, a story to warm hearts everywhere: world war ii veteran, captain tom moore, set out to mark his 100path 100th birthday by crossing his garden 100 times. his goal to raise 1,200-dollar for health programs. by the time capitan tom was finished with a military honor guard, he had raised more than $16 million. here in the u.k., we've had our fairly comprehensive lockdown extended until at least the 7th of may, but here and there across europe, governments are taking the first attempts to reopen businesses, everything from construction sites to hair salons. >> brennan: raymond has been reporting on this story from asia since the first cases in wuhan. he reports now from tokyo. >> reporter: on china's border with russia, this new 600-bed hospital is prepped for a surge of imported cases. 90% of china's infections have been cit

in a c twitter argument last wek corbett said that merit is defined by prejudices. if she meat by that we automatically ignore white men, this was corbett's response. "white men are not to be dismissed, but the systems they have made that their ancestors curated are." in other words, if corbett decides a system was built by white men, that means by definition it can't be trusted. it must be ignored or destroyed. once again, this is the person running nih's coronavirus vaccine efforts. she has received glowing profiles from nbc, cnn, "people" among other outlets, not one of which thought that her history of spouting lunatic conspiracy theories online was worth mentioning, and so they didn't mention it. no matter what she believes, no matter what she says on twitter, we hope, we pray that her work is successful, because it's important, but none of what you just heard was science or even related to science, and it's not how scientists ought to think. it's not rigorous, it's not rational, it's not sane. it's bigotry. if the nih is regarding people who think merit is pre

the move comes less than a a wek afteter the trump admininistratn indicted maduro on charges of narco-terrorism and international cocaine trafficking. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the epicenter of the pandemic here in the united states, right here in new york city, joined by my co-host juan gonzalez from his home in new brunswick, new jersey -- the state with the second most documented infections in the united states. it is so good to see you, although, i wish you are right here next to me in these times of the pandemic. it is soso critical that we stay ourt to protect ourselvlves, community, and the community at large. juan: yes, amy, good daday to yu anand welcome to all o of our listeneners and viewewers acrose coununtry and araround the worl. amy: the white house is now estimating that between 100000 and 250,000 people could die from the coronavirus pandemic. some of those most concerned about exposure to the highly infectious virus are workers on the frontlines of grocery

. >> this will be probably th wek ofeath, unfortunately. >> please maintain social distancing. >> brennan: with 42 states and the district of columbia issuing stay-at-home orders, people are strug length to abide by the rules. continuing shortages of medical equipment and personnel add to the urgency of the crisis. >> when the brunt of it comes, we want to be ready to hit the areas that need it. >> brennan: we'll try to get answers to two crucial questions this morning: is mitigation working? and how are we doing on scientific advances to stop the virus? we'll talk with dr. anthony fauci of the national institutes of health, and former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb. plus, as the crisis continues to engulf new york city, we'll talk with the head of northwell health, michael dowling. the pandemic has left at least 10 million people out of work so far. we'll look at the new numbers, and talk with the head of the st. louis federal reserve bank, james bullard. finally, as the strain of job loss, health concerns, and isolation take their toll on americans, we'll ask mental health exper

we're look at two mh370 week-wek deployment. >> i'm done questioning. i believe the next is hsh or the dph. >> i did have a few questions. first of all, thank you directour callahan for this presentation and for all your work. quickly putting together a system to deploy disaster service workers to fill such an important role in the hotels and i have heard from city workers and directly themselves as well as from the unions about concerns around the staffing. for the site monitors in the hotels. i have heard improvements in the training and getting access to p.p.e. and there's still on going concerns about staffing levels and inappropriate roles in the hotels for the staff and security issues. so i know you are meeting regularly with the unions and trying to address these concerns on an ongoing basis so thank you. i have a question around the capacity we have in deploying disaster looking ahead. you did say that so far, we've been able to meet the need so it's been great and looking ahead, do you anticipate any challenges for the dsw or site monitor role