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The total to nearly 3000, tokyo could make for a chilly start stocks ending the morning down, in southern parts of the uk, peter bowes reports. but there should be some good sunshine on saturday several others to that a lower stopping interestingly sydney and with the low starting shared more than two ten, the to approach, albeit quite a way away towards the west, first big decline of australian we flip that wind direction round to a southerly. the new reality, drive—through stocks this week a...

In europe, spain and france have both registered their worst daily fatality rates so far — 86a in spain, and 509 in france. but in italy, the country with the most deaths, fatalities dropped to 727 — the lowest figure in nearly a week. well have more on that in a moment. but first this report from our north america correspondent peter bowes. the new reality, drive through testing for the coronavirus in miami. florida is the latest state where people are being ordered to stay at home as the n...

Who desperately need the tests to help with their diagnosis and treatment. its another difficult milestone for the united states — confirmation that more than 5,000 people have now died because of covid—19, with more than 200,000 known to have been infected. around half of those are in new york state. florida has become the latest state to issue a stay—at—home order. it comes as president trump says the us federal governments reserve of protective equipment and medical supplies for tackl...

Beds currently available in that state. let me start on that note, governor. do you feel like with -- do you have enough tests right now? do you have modeling where you feel fairly confident you have eyes on the virus right now and know where you are and what youre walking into? >> no, thats the simple answer. the fact of the matter is weve never had enough tests from the get-go, and we still dont, and so the modeling we get, the university of michigan, one of the premier universities on the pla...

Youre about to enter into? >> no, we dont have enough. you know, weve seen growth. 75 people died in the last 24 hou hours. were seeing numbers climb. weve been aggressive making sure we have a stay at home order that the been in place a lot longer than other states. weve taken aggressive action shutting down bars before other states did. taking kids out of school. these were things that our best medical advisors were saying we got to do this. we took the action and yet, were seeing covid-19 has...

Youre suggesting a similar approach to coronavirus. >> ali, i think you pointed out something on the previous segment which is that right now people should be at home. we need this kind of lockdown to break transmission, right, because if people come into contact with each other, theyre transmitting. what we learned from tb is that you obviously cant do that forever and we know that because of whats happening in our economy right now, that at some point you have to emerge from this. i think what...

National numbers climbing up at an accelerating rate day after day. this chart from d.c.p. research shows now cases each day, listen to, this outside of the hardest hit states, okay? so it does not include new york, new jersey, washington, california where weve had the beginnings of the sort of ensents and the data shows outside the earliest epicenters, there is a rapid escalation of case growth. thats real worrying. everyone is going to have to deal with some version of the curve so in the abse...

Every state fends for itself is what is leading to outbreaks around the country and the national numbers climbing up at an accelerating rate day after day. this chart from dpc research shows new cases each day -- listen to this -- outside of the hardest hit states, okay, so it does not include new york, new jersey, washington, california where weve had the beginnings of the epicenters. and the data shows that even outside the earliest epicenters there is a rapid escalation of case growth. thats ...

Level of concern about the beds, the icus, the front line medical workers and vent lair tilatorsv. do you have enough for what youre about to enter to? >> no we dont have enough. 75 people died in the last 24 hours. this is something that were seeing these numbers continue to climb. weve been really aggressive in terms of making sure that we have a stay at home order thats been in place a lot longer than a lot of other states. weve taken aggressive action shutting down bars before other states d...

End? >> this is a moment that is going to change this nation. a moment that forges character. >> this is an nbc news special report. the coronavirus pandemic. >> hi, everybody, and welcome. its good to be with you. im savannah guthrie in new york with hoda kotb. for the next hour, we are going to be bringing you the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, which has now infected more than 850,000 people worldwide. including more than 186,000 people here in the u.s. >> and this day did start off with ...