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475,000 jobs, $10 billion in tax revenue going into 2021 and as people continue to flee urban democratic strongholds the national political landscape can change as well. >> those are the people who are leaving, then they moved to the suburbs, expected democrats to increase their power. >> new york city has rebounded before experiencing population surges after 9/11 and the great recession but a pandemic is different in too soon to tell whether it has forever changed how americans view city life. ...

$10 billion in tax revenue going into 2021. and if people continue to flee urban democratic strongholds, the national political landscape could change as well. >> those are the people who are leaving, then they move to the suburbs and expect the democrats to increase their power. >> new york city has rebounded before, experiencing population search is after 9/11 emma great recession but a pandemic is different and it is too soon to tell if it is forever changed how americans view city life. shan...

Force. 20%. cnns nick watt has the scenes of building stress. >> reporter: armed protestors pack the public gallery, a stand against michigans ongoing stay-home orders. directly above me, men with rifles, yelling at us. tweeted one state senator. some of my colleagues who own bulletproof selects a bull bulletproof vebtsts are wearing them. we are told one protestor assaulted another outside. >> yes, you do have a right to fight for your inalienable rights. >> more than 30 million americans have ...

Here with the people in the u.k. hes raised the equivalent of up a little bit from what you sow, $41 million. they call him a hero. of course, he got an honorary promotion. when hundred 50,000 birthday cards and a message from prime minister boris johnson. he is that he said and how captain tom responded. take a look. >> captain tom, i know that i speak for the whole country when i say, we wish you a very happy 100th birthday. >> im delighted the effort that we set up has turned into this enormo...

School and what an extraordinary sight it is and how extraordinary his achievements have been. certainly in the village where he lives, the last few days have felt extra special. bunting, birthday cards and bells. in the village of marston moor today, captain toms big day is a big deal. we love tom and we just think wow, i am so honoured that he has done this and also that our villages name will be associated in everyones mind with such a wonderfully positive thing. neil faulkner, bellringer, ha...

Those in charge have been scrambling to keep up with the pace of the virus, yet the journey out of this crisis will be anything but quick. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. as the coronavirus outbreak sweeps across the us, its killed black americans at a disproportionate rate. in albany, georgia, decades of poverty and economic inequality are threatening an entire generation of african americans. chelsea bailey from the bbc‘s 0nline team has paid a visit, and has this report. when ameri...

Are leaving then then they move to the suburbs and expect the democrats to increase their power. >> new york city has rebounded before expensing population surges after 9/11 in the great recession but a pandemic is different and its still too soon to tell whether its forever changed how america views city living. >> bret: bryan llenas in new york. when we come back, no church services because of the coronavirus pandemic has met a huge strain on many religious organizations. ♪ open road and tel...

Bankruptcy. as with so many aspects of this pandemic, it is often the poorest people around the world who will be worst hit. this is bbc news and these are the latest headlines: the uk prime minister is set to discuss how the coronavirus lockdown can be eased — but hes unlikely to set out a timetable. the senior white house health advisor says theres been positive data from us trials ofan anti—viraldrug, for treating covid—19. as the coronavirus outbreak sweeps across the us, its killed bl...

Accusation. president trump says hes seen evidence that the coronavirus originated from a chinese government lab. that comes as the trump administration is drawing up plans to punish china over its handling of the virus. alex marquardt is "outfront." >> reporter: its a theory about the origin of the virus that has long been out there. the trump administration has repeatedly pushed the narrative that the coronavirus may have escaped from a chinese laboratory in wuhan, rather than originating with...

Loan money in light of shortfalls and -- much of the money in these loan programs has run dry squeezing many companies out. so some companies like shakeshack valued at $2 billion gave back the loan. >> you started hearing stories that the very people, small businesses, our friends who own small restaurants, couldnt get access. they were in line or their bank couldnt get it done. l.a. lakers, second richest team in the nba gave back their money, as did harvard university. an advocate for some