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Extend past that date. shon? >> gables: mireya, thanks. today marks one of the darkest days in our nations history. 25 years ago, a right-wing extremist bomb destroyed the federal building in oklahoma city, killing 168 people, 19 of them children. today, the pandemic forced the annual memorial to happen online. a warning to southern states tonight-- more severe weather is on the way. ed f ball-sized hail pelted texas and oklahoma. tonight, millions are threatened by more tornadoes from arkansas ...

Relief program. initial funding ran out in about two weeks. as karen mentioned, it is believed that contamination at a federal government lab is to blame for early days in testing in the u.s. heres sara murray. >> reporter: we knew the cdc had problems with their initial round of test kits and now were beginning to learn why. it turns out there was an issue of contamination in the cdc lab, that is what administration officials are telling me as well as my colleague. and the cdc itself was conf...

U.s. needs to conduct at least 500,000 coronavirus tests a day in order to properly reopen the economy, thats more than three times the testing that is done at the moment. were learning about why the u.s. is falling so far behind. sara murray with the details. >> we new the cdc had problems with the initial rounds of test kits. and now were beginning to learn why. it turns out there was an issue of contamination in the cdcs lab. that is what officials are telling me as well as my colleague, nick...

House. harvard researchers say the u.s. needs to conduct at least 500,000 coronavirus tests per day in order to safely reopen the economy. that is more than three times the amount of testing currently being done. and we are learning more about why the u.s. has fallen so far behind in developing reliable tests. sarah murray with the details. >> well, we knew the cdc had problems with the initial round of test kits they september to states in early february. it turns out there was an issue of co...

T in the lab. it took a little time to sort out between the cdc and fda and the states how they could use the tests they had on hand, how to remanufacture some of these tests, and this is happening at a critical point in the outbreak in the u.s. it was happening as public health officials especially in states like washington and california knew that the virus was likely spreading among their communities, and they had very little ability to test for it. there are quality control measures in place...

Economy. and the thing is, thats more than three times the amount of testing that is being done right now. we are learning more about why the u.s. has fallen so far behind in developing reliable tests. sara murray with the details. >> well, we knew the cdc had problems with their initial round of test kits they sent to states in early february. and, now, were beginning to learn why. it turns out there was an issue of contamination in the cdc lab. that is what administration officials are telling...

It took an a little time to sort out how they could use the tests they had on hand, how to remanufacture some of these tests, and this is happening at a critical point in the outbreak in the u.s. it was happening as public health officials, especially in states like washington and california knew that this virus is likely spreading among their communities, and they had a very limited ability to test for it. a cdc spokesman said there are quality control measures in place, but obviously they were...

National response preparedness. around the world, countries including the uk, austria, israel and the us are all seeking to work with mobile operators to adopt similar models to norway to try and prepare and possibly even contain the virus. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that tesla showed a prototype of its newly designed ventilators to help address the shortage in hospitals. amazon reserved space on its site for healthcare workers to buy covid—i9 supplies, including n9...

Sadness and sickness every single day i dont understand why they would even consider it not until were in the clear. >> reporter: tonight new york is sending unused ventilators to michigan and maryland, ammunition for the next battle in the on going war. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, new york. >> reporter: im blayne alexander in south dakota where residents are desperate for an order to stay at home. >> they want to keep their family and community safe. >> reporter: south dakota is a hand full of st...

The models have helped the governments there design more effective national response preparedness. around the world, countries including the uk, austria, israel and the us are all seeking to work with mobile operators to adopt similar models to norway to try and prepare and possibly even contain the virus. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that tesla showed a prototype of its newly designed ventilators to help address the shortage in hospitals. amazon reserved space on its s...