i have a very number one thooufshgs worry about safety. and it is a little bit close to a very major population base. so i gom iing to take a very strong look at it and i will have an opinion. reporter: let s talk about make america great again okay. can we all agree that america was great post world war ii, late 40s, early 50s, prosperity, middle-class, tvs and cars. back then about a third of american workers were in unions. today that number is about one here in las vegas and in nevada. most of the hotels on the strip have deals with them. trump tower does not. why not? i think we ll end up working something. i have a lot of good relationships there. i think we ll end up getting something that s satisfactory. reporter: well that union support is important. you want an october surprise you could sign a contract with them and maybe get support that way. i think we ll do very well here. we ve got polls indicating we ll do well. reporter: international when you t
and other places. i don t think so. destroy the suburbs. tomorrow, we can put an end to a president that s divided this nation and fanned the flames of hate. tomorrow, we can put an end to a presidency that has failed to protect this nation. well, the good news, and there is good news, tens of millions of you have voted already, safely. but the nation is on edge, as the president deliberately cast doubt on the integrity of this election. even, promising a court fight in pennsylvania over legal, mail-in ballots there. we are following all these headlines on this very important day and, of course, this. a tradition. some of the very first ballots already cast in this election, just minutes after midnight. joe biden taking all five votes in the tiny, new hampshire town of dixville notch. but let s begin with the bigger picture and a key swing state in this election with cnn s sara murray in pennsylvania. sara, what are you finding there? jim and poppy, it is a big test for
to fall in the series of outbreaks we have seen around the world. remember this, if you cut your hello and welcome to bbc world news. number of contacts in half then in spain, it s been confirmed that you have cut in half the number begona gomez, the wife of opportunities the virus of the country s prime has to transmit. minister pedro sanchez, if everybody were to do has tested positive that there would be a chance for the coronavirus. of slowing the infection the news came just hours to the extent you would not be after the prime minister announced overwhelming the nhs. a nationwide lockdown for 15 days. people can only leave their homes the government is keen to stress it is following to go to work, buy food, or in an emergency. so far more than 190 the government has announced it people have died in spain, is developing plans for more second only in europe to italy, where another 175 people died new ventilators to be produced on saturday, bringing the total as quickly as
instead, is it the symbol of a country that is shutting down. earlier, the president announced new sweeping guidelines urging the public to effectively hunker down. public health officials now want everyone in the country, even healthy individuals, to avoid gatherings of more than ten people to avoid any unnecessary travel, and to avoid eating at bars and restaurants altogether. there is growing concern that the u.s. hospital system is going to be overwhelmed unless we all act with a sense of collective urgency not seen since world war ii. and public health officials are warning that these measures will not be effective unless everyone follows them. the guidelines, when you look at them carefully, i believe if the people in the united states take them seriously, because they were based on some rather serious consideration back and forth, some may look at them and say, they re going to be really inconvenient for people. some will look and say, well, maybe we ve gone a little
good evening. i am nicolle wallace. as we continue msnbc s special coverage of the coronavirus pandemic, new york city mayor bill de blasio, at the encenter of the coronavirus crisis will be speaking in a moment, we will monitor for developments, turn them around, bring them to you when they happen. at this hour, awaiting a briefing from the white house and the coronavirus taskforce. we learned that attorney general william barr will be there the first time. this comes as the justice department is seeking broader authority to detain people during the crisis. this briefing comes amid growing tensions between public health experts and president trump over how long the country needs to shut down to fight the virus. perhaps wary of the economic and political toll of fighting the virus, the president is signaling his intent to potentially roll back social distancing measures enacted to slow the virus spread. tweeting we cannot let the cure be worse than the problem itself. the na