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it's anybody's guess wha the actual number will be next week. until we get this testing, let's get back tthe beginning of our conversation. until we get this testing, business leaders just don't believe that americans will feel confint about going back into the economy, whatever those numbers are next week. laur thank you. germany is slowly easing the lockdown measures imposed to slow the spread of coronavirus. chancellor angela merkel said schools willtart toeon for may 4. this comes as the e.u. has been talking about how to coordinate strategy for loosening restrictions. our europedir reports from brussels. reporter: three days into spain's partialif lng of its coronavirus lockdown and there's still a lot of confusion. police say people are unsure if they're alled back to work or not. in fact, spain has only lifted restrictions for factory and construcon workers, and in an attempt to kick-start this covid-19-battered economy. many are scared. like i'm in danger. but what are you going to do? i need to provide for my eefamily. i to go back to w

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and i don't know if this doesn't bring a tear to your eye i don't know wha what else will.to our healthcare workers and our first responders for doing everything to help us through this time. jillian: that includes your husband? janice: thank you, my love. yes. rob: you doing good, janice? how is life at home? janice: every day we get up and i'm a teacher as well. i'm putting it on my resume home schooling here at the dean newman household. jillian: sounds great. i would love you as my teacher. rob: love to see you. janice: love you both. happy friday. steve: it is 6:00, friday, april 3rd. and straight to a fox news alert. the white house preparing to release nationwide recommendations for wearing cloth face masks as coronavirus cases grow across the united states of america. brian: it might just be in hot spots. comes as president trump slams 3 m after a whistleblower claims the company is selling medical masks to foreign countries. get that the n-59 masks are crucial for doctors and nurses on the coronavirus front lines. ainsley: covid-19 cases now topping 1 million world

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