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Positivity rate. Yesterday we were at 5. 1. We went from a yellow to what were now what i think of as a high orange. If that continues over the next couple days, we could be in a red, in our red zone. It would be the most concerning zone. Live in San Francisco, lyane, said the numbers looked good. What changed in the last 24 hours . Reporter Health Officials say what changed was that dramatic increase. The change in the numbers. They are very concerned. They say these numbers can multiple very q...

Sectors what told with these cuts have on the Global Economy and how are markets reacting we have a packed show today so lets dive right in. And we lead our show today with a possible reprieve in the ongoing Oil Price War between russia and saudi arabia which has sent the commodity plummeting russian president Vladimir Putin announced friday his country is ready to cut production as long as other major producers follow suit saying quote according to preliminary estimates i think that we could ta...

A result we cannot lose ourselves in the darkness we have to remind ourselves that there is still an amazing amount of good in this world and that there is still hope there is always hope so today let us celebrate some of the good that has come from all of this bad starting with the tremendously fantastic news that since us humans across the globe been spending more time indoors the outdoors has had the time to start healing itself yes the guardian other outlets are are now reporting that accord...

Of covert 19 but 1st lets start by talking about. The global death toll still on the rise with more than 25000 people and nearly 555000 back to the United States now lead with the most confirmed cases in the world with more than 86000 infected and nearly 1300 fatalities new hotspots are emerging across the u. S. And chicago detroit and new orleans Vice President mike pence downplayed trumps comments over reopening the economy by easter saying the president expressed really an aspirational goal a...

So you all probably know every last detail about coronavirus right its all over the news which is why im not going to give you those stories those tired stories im to give you the hidden stories and heres one of them this pandemic has been made worse and continues to be made worse by toxic nationalism which is hilarious considering the virus doesnt care about your borders it doesnt care if you put of of or you speak a different language or youre an immigrant or you got circumcised in a ceremony ...

Hello and welcome everybody, its 8 30 p. M. Here in the iranian capital 10. Irany watching press tvs world news. Its election day in iran, people are heading to the post to cast their ballots for parliament. And assembly of experts voters are taking part in the parliamentary election to choose 290 members of the legislative body from over 19 candidates elected members will serve for a term of four years in the parliament and another election which is being held simultaneously participants are vo...

Mutiny you could in some ways. Kerry drew, good morning. You could call can a u mutiny. Inch over to mike with warm temperatures. Michael this is i actually it sounds like it is really awful later on this week. Hot, muggy. Mike the humidity will make a big difference. Exactly yesterday wasnt so bad. A lot of folks thought that was 86 degrees an it wasnt humid. Temp like that if not warmer. In fact warmer and you t that makes a big difference out there. Hes are highs from yesterday. 87 your high ...

The world has turned its attention to the yazidis, a small religious group that over its long history has faced misperceptions and severe persecution. Now yazidis have fled isis militants who are forcing them to convert to islam. Were joined today by a journalist with voice of america and a yazidi activist. Thank you so much for being here. Thank you for having me. I though that you are in the middle of this storm both professionally and personally as an iraqi, as a yazidi. Youve had the opportu...

Real treat for me this week on press pass, looking back on the life and career of one of americas most accomplished news men, the late john palmers career spanned over four decades, including stents at the today show. And of course as nbcs chief White House Correspondent. In this building he met a fellow jots whom he would later matter. Shes here to talk about his new book, news catcher. Nancy doyle palmer. A bureau thats home to you. Welcome. You must have a ton of memories. Ill be honest, john...

This week on press pass, it is all about access. And in her 20 years working as a white house photographer for time magazine, diana walker has had a lot of access. Reagan, george h. W. Bush and bill clinton. But some of her most memorable photos have been of Hillary Clinton. In fact, shes out with a new book that chronicles Hillary Clinton from first lady to secretary of state, through pictures. Diana joins me now. Thanks for coming on press pass. Thanks for having me. So, lets talk about what i...