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Financial support to businesses here. the latest government figures show that new infections keep falling — there were 94,432 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. on average 96,000 new cases were reported per day in the last week. the number in hospital remains steady — 19,500 people yesterday. theres been a big jump in daily deaths recorded — a38 in the latest 2a hour period. although tuesdays often see a spike in the numbers. on average in the past week, 27...

>> it only makeous feel as if you are missing out on something or there is something that you are being hurt by. >> twitter, like facebook, launching or announcing an ipo this week. the details are confidential. its a huge force in journalism but can this company make money? >> its a seven-year-old company and they have to figure out a way to get more than promoted tweets as a source of advertising revenue. the revenue could be 583 million. they need to show advertisers and everybody else. >> it...

>> it only makeous feel as if you are missing out on something or there is something that you are being hurt by. >> twitter, like facebook, launching or anipo this week. the details are confidential. its a huge force in journalism but can this company make money? >> its a seven-year-old company and they have to figure out a way to get more than promoted tweets as a source of advertising revenue. the revenue could be 583 million. they need to show advertisers and everybody else. >> it could but t...

>> it only makeous feel as if you are missing out on something or there is something that you are being hurt by. >> twitter, like facebook, launching or announcing an ipo this week. the details are confidential. its a huge force in journalism but can this company make money? >> its a seven-year-old company and they have to figure out a way to get more than promoted tweets as a source of advertising revenue. the revenue could be 583 million. they need to show advertisers and everybody else. >> it...

Something new. >> greta: did any other state as you recall while secretary actually give money back to the federal government? $583 million is not insignificant sum. was money coming in the treasury from the other state? >> well, it depends whether or not the states were able to save money. this is money that was saved. from federal programs. that they were going to use for new programs. that is how it came about. >> greta: other states -- >> other states had not saved the money or applied for i...

Something new. >> greta: did any other state as you recall while secretary actually give money back to the federal government? $583 million is not insignificant sum. was money coming in the treasury from the other state? >> well, it depends whether or not the states were able to save money. this is money that was saved. from federal programs. that they were going to use for new programs. that is how it came about. >> greta: other states -- >> other states had not saved the money or applied for i...

>> greta: did any other state get waiver? >> massachusetts is the only one that asked for the waiver. thats the way the waiver process is. a state comes in with an idea and innovative idea and has to get approval to waive federal laws to do something different. that is what ed kennedy, senator kennedy and governor romney wanted to do. >> greta: all right. reported being a two-hour meeting. were you hard to convince? >> it was a meeting but also not only on that waiver, it was also going away par...

People applying for healthcare. and was not able to afford it. in the federal congress, allowing them to apply for it. >> greta: it seems to me, though, that to those who are talking about the success of massachusetts healthcare program, it would not be solvent but for health of the federal government. >> true but you can make that argument about any federal program. >> right. if you expand it to a national healthcare program we dont have outside source to fund the national healthcare. that the ...

Individuals, lot of poor people applying for healthcare. and was not able to afford it. in the federal congress, allowing them to apply for it. >> greta: it seems to me, though, that to those who are talking about the success of massachusetts healthcare program, it would not be solvent but for health of the federal government. >> true but you can make that argument about any federal program. >> right. if you expand it to a national healthcare program we dont have outside source to fund the natio...