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Exposed seeing 35 and 45 patients a day for december, january, february, and thinking, oh, my goodness, we have patients that have fevers and coughs, theyre influenza positive. but i think they must have another virus. what happened is at that point so many doctors were exposed, were seeing a doctor shortagement once a doctor tests positive, they have to come out of the employee pool so they cant take care of the patients. you can have a million rest raters, ventilators, but if you dont have the...

Well remember some of the lives lost to this pandemic. in collaboration with facebook, well answer your questions with a panel of experts and talk to new york mayor bill de blasio. this country, this generation, is being put to a test comparable to great challenges of the past. pearl harbor, 9/11, and the worst still lies ahead. tonight, the nation and the world continue to reel on to the onslaught of the pandemic. michigan and louisiana are especially hard hit. and the number of cases in florid...

Katrina, the people standing own those rooftops were not rich, white people. why? why is it that the poorest people always pay the highest price? lets learn from this moment, and lets learn these lessons, and lets do it now. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo said the state will increase testing and research in minority communities starting today to better understand the disparity. the department of health and human services announcing gm will produce 30,000 ventilators for the national...

Human services announcing gm will produce 30,000 ventilators for the national stockpile, costing nearly a half billion dollars. those will be delivered by the end of august. as hotspots across the country face concerns about meeting the needs today. meantime, the conversation about how and when to reopen the country is starting, with a focus on antibody testing to learn who was infected but asymptomatic. >> this makes a very big difference in really understanding who can go back to work and how ...

As potential hot spots according to the white house task force coordinator, who also singled out baltimore and philadelphia. new cnn polling feel the federal government has done a poor job preventing the spread, and how the president is handling the pandemic. 80% feel the worst is yet to come. >> more rural areas starting to get hit and worried because hospitals in the areas dont have as many icu beds or the same capacity. >> reporter: the department of health and human services announcing wedne...

Various ways going after multiple inspectors general who have been highlighting problems with the administrations performance. >> yes. i mean, inspectors general designed for oversight. john harwood, thanks so much as always. still to come, disturbing new data shows that black americans in particular being infected at a much greater level by this virus. were going to be speaking to communities all over the country about this issue and thats next. plus, could more money be on the way for smal...

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I have tough difficult questions for him. , brian kilmeade expressed some of the frustration of small business owners and places like new york and new jersey. but, you know, there are questions from farmers, there are questions about the unemployment benefits. there are questions about kids 18 years old not getting any kind of relief. there are small businesses who just are really frustrated. have you heard it here. i have been deluged with them and try to get them answers and help them. ainsley...

This is outside source on bbc news, for viewers in the uk and around the world. were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. british prime minister borisjohnson is facing a second night in intensive care for coronavirus. the government says hes in "good spirits", stable and breathing without help. he is notjust the prime minister, all of us in cabinet, he is notjust oui’

This is outside source on bbc news, for viewers in the uk and around the world. were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. british prime minister borisjohnson is facing a second night in intensive care for coronavirus. the government says hes in "good spirits", stable and breathing without help. he is notjust the prime minister, all of us in cabinet, he is notjust our boss, he is also a colleague and