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Has been. because we do not have a consistent message. >> there are still hot spots, chicago, boston, philadelphia, one more pork plant just closed indefinitely in miniafter an outbreak. nearly 10% of u.s. production is shut down and cases continue the cropping up at nursing homes. the cdc now man dating residents and families are informed about outbreaks. along with the cdc. >> we are also paying for labs to go out to nursing homes to collect samples. >> meanwhile, our leaders struggle to balan...

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The biggest challenges are. molly line is live in boston with the story. molly, you got to go behind the scenes. >> dana, with a chance to speak with one of the doctors at mass general hospital where i might add, roughly 500, more than 500 other patients are covid-19 positive thats an 1,000 bed roughly hospital. half of the patients there at massachusetts general hospital are covert positive, or half of the beds are filled with cobit positive patients. we spoke with dr. ali roger hes the executi...

Netanyahu will remain in office as prime minister for the next 18 months. afteafter the outcome of the meo ran against, benny gantz, will take over for 18 months. breaking news from israel. >> we are requiring nursing homes to report two patients and their families if there are cases of covid virus inside the nursing home. we also requiring nursing homes to report directly to the cdc when they have cases of covid virus. >> melissa: the trump administration are requiring nursing homes to notify p...

Federal standards meant to control the spread of infectio infections. now, multiple reports that at least 7,000 coronavirus deaths were either residents of four people connected to nursing homes. dr. saphier, i start with you on this one. that seems like incredible statistics. what are your thoughts? >> dr. saphier: well, the news that we hear out of the nursing homes is very devastating. if you think back to every hurricane we have seen, its always the nursing homes in florida and other places ...

R:te coronavirus closures that have society and the economy shut down and john smith out of work. >> so, the coronavirus is very real, its very scary and its affecting a lot of families and its very tragic. but the means that we are implementing are not justifying the ends. were going to hurt millions more people than the tens of thousands that may die from coronavirus. >> reporter: in denver, counter protesters wearing hospital scrubs blocked traffic. similar scenes this weekend in california, ...

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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 ...

Well. the truth is that travel bandied spread the slow of the virus coming into this cup. unfortunately, the travel ban needed to be much more strict and much more come prehelps i. but as we know, he was already criticized so much in the beginning, can you only imagine if he did such a strict measure? one, we would have had fewer infections in our country, but the criticism would have been much more. so i think at this point people need to step back and do acknowledge that early travel bandied s...

Sign of whats to come for other cash-strapped institutions and a glimpse into the possible impact on cities and towns across america where schools are the primary economic driver. the vote would permanently close three campuses, vermont state college because of covid-19. chancellor jeff spaulding said the schools were already in financial trouble from declining enrollment, revenues and competition, but it prompted a refund of nearly $5 million to students for room and board. critics say the ripp...