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Weve been actually -- i know you mentioned the homeless population earlier. we have been working to acquire a number of hotels, which we have already in order to move some of our homeless people into those hotels and also with the whole social distancing, we have challenges in our shelters so were going to be moving people out of some of our shelters into hotels so we can comply with the order. >> now, as mayor of a major city with a major economic community, an economic ramifications on the com...

Even the impacts of what were dealing with around this public health crisis so part of what we have to do fast and we have to do now is mitigate those impacts by taking into consideration things that we normally dont look at, including our homeless population, including those who work for small businesses, those who are laid off who dont necessarily qualify for unemployment insurance, our immigrant community. like all of these things matter and the need to get something going sooner rather than ...

Pathogens. it sounds like everything she does makes her exactly the person you talk about in the current situation. thank you for being with us. you heard some of what sara said. i just want to clear thunder. because the president said to the esteemed journalist yesterday that he has not heard of people who need tests, who cant get them. that would make him, i think, the only american who has not heard of american who need tests and unable to get them. >> yeah. thank you. the issue here is one o...

Call today. comcast business. beyond fast. tonight four senators are trying to explain their decisions to sell millions of dollars in stocks before concern over coronavirus caused the markets to tank. propublica reports that senate intelligence committee chairman richard burr sold up to $1.7 million of his holdings,

. a very good saturday you to. im richard lui in new york city. thank you for spending your afternoon us with. over 80 million americans are asked to stay home on this saturday. states across the country are enforcing strict stay at home regulations. the this is to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus. there are currently over 21,000

. a very good saturday you to. im richard lui in new york city. thank you for spending your afternoon us with. over 80 million americans are asked to stay home on this saturday. states across the country are enforcing strict stay at home regulations. the this is to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus. there are currently over 21,000

Todd took her credit cards and maxed them all out and bought a plane and just put her in debt for, like, $45,000. >> whoa. >> i was, like, "whoa". im all, "arent you freaking out?" and she said, "yeah, but we -- hell take care of it." >> which sounded less like complaining than maybe boasting. tim, after all, could barely qualify for credit at all. eventually, being on the outside looking in was just too hard. >> i couldnt take it no more. its, you know -- it was getting harder and harder. >> so...

Testing whether its in the facilities or outside through drive-throughs or with innovative solutions such as home testing would really help us get ahead of this curve. whats surprising to me, i worked in 2014 and 2015, i worked in west africa as an ebola, a physician in the ebola treatment units and that was a situation that had so few resources. not enough health care workers, personal protective equipment was lacking. we have a health care system that has so much more resilience, had so many m...

What is right but dont forget the underserved communities and dont forget the most vulnerable. today where i do my weekly rallies in harlem every saturday, the national action, we gave prepackaged food to those tho nese who needed prepackaged deal. were all together and we need to sometimes deal with adversaries so we can get past this together. on the show tonight, the economic impact thats about to hit us on when the specific focus on people of color. joining me is the mayor of san francisco. ...

Who said they are keeping facemasks, doctors are using the he same facemasks for a whole day. i spoke to somebody in your state massachusetts yesterday who said theres an emergency shortage of basic supplies that are needed for health care professionals. if that part of the system breaks down, that affects not just everybody who might get coronavirus but everybody who has anything. heart attack. appendix. anything else you would go to a doctor or hospital for. >> and thats already happening. you...