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And those sirens again, where youd normally hear the sound of childrens laughter. america is not just facing its toughest public health crisis like the rest of the world, economically, its being hammered. the fear is notjust of a recession but a depression. in the past three weeks alone, more than 16 million people have lost their jobs. thats a higher number than the unemployment recorded during two years of the great recession between 2007—2009. the federal reserve, the fed, is ready to pump ...

Sirens wail. and those sirens again, where youd normally hear the sound of childrens laughter. america is not just facing its toughest public health crisis, like the rest of the world. economically, its being hammered. the fear is notjust of a recession, but a depression. in the past three weeks alone, more than 16 million people have lost theirjobs — thats a higher number than the unemployment recorded during two years of the great recession between 2007—2009. the federal reserve, the fed, ...

Models predictions for the death toll. >> the states governor says there are signs that social distancing is working. the cdc is urging americans to keep it up or risk losing any progress that we are making. >> there are now more than 450,000 cases of the coronavirus in the u.s. more than 16,000 people have died because of the virus. >> this is going to be our pearl harbor moment, our 9/11 moment only its not going to be localized. its going to be happening all over the country. >> more than 97%...

Officials warn now is not the time to ease up. >> what we do affects the number of cases. our behavior affects the number of cases. were generating the cases. >> there are encouraging signs here and around the world. after 76 days of lockdown, wuhan has reopened. several european countries may follow later this month. but for the u.s., there is no clear timetable on when it may be safe to go back to some sense of normalcy. >> we are doing a very good job on mitigation on the physical separation....

The country. washington, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia and houston may be next. despite some positive trends, new york had its highest number of deaths so far this week. officials warn now is not the time to ease up. >> what we do affects the number of cases. our behavior affects the number of cases. were generating the cases. >> there are encouraging signs here and around the world. after 76 days of lockdown, wuhan has reopened. several european countries may follow later this month. but for th...

And i live in san francisco, california. safe drivers do save 40%. i have been a sales and sales management professional my whole career. typical day during a work week is im working but first always going for a run or going to the gym. i love reading. i love cooking healthy. its super important to me. i was noticing that i was just having some memory loss. it was really bothering me. so i tried prevagen and it started to work for me. i wish i had taken prevagen five or ten years ago. prevagen. ...

And the hospitals of the end of it. bereavement on the scale that is brought back awful memories. we lose so brought back awful memories. we lose so many lives on 9/11, we have lost over 7000 lives over this crisis. that is so shocking and painful and breathtaking... i dont even have the words for it. this famous cityscape has some jolting new additions. the military hospital ship, the comfort, docked on the piers that used to welcome the great liners. this is central park in the coronavirus spr...

Partner and thence to make sure the kids knew how much i love them, monday, i honestly thought that was me. it was so bad. thank you so much for talking to us, we wish you well and we are so glad you have recovered. underlying health conditions and going home today, absolutely fabulous. that‘s all from us for this morning. breakfast is back tomorrow from six. have a good day. bye bye.

>> good morning, it is thursday april 9th and this is a fox news alert, new york morning and

Government officials and business leaders in california among the most aggressive in taking actions to stem the spread of coronavirus. governor gavin newsom was the first in the u.s. to issue mandatory restrictions ordering 40 million residents to stay at home. those early and aggressive actions appear to be paying off. heres cnns dan simon. >> reporter: as states across the country scramble to increase their supply of n95 masks, california, the worlds fifth largest economy, made a striking move...