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On during this national crisis and at all other times, they are always there. their routes connect every farm, hospital, manufacturer and community in the country. in the war against the virus, american truckers are the foot soldiers who are carrying us to victory. theyve done an incredible job. we had no problems, its been just great and we want to thank you very much. >> this really is a watershed moment in this crisis, the president helping as of tonight some states are going to be able to st...

Most vulnerable people. alicia can you has more on this. >> staff members at these types of facilities are saying right now across the country that they are understaffed and overwhelmed because they are caring for the people who are most vulnerable to the virus. david lee mentioned this in andover township new jersey facility where 17 bodies were found by police in a morgue that was meant for 4. they found out about that from an anonymous tip. the rehabilitation center has been overwhelmed accor...

Oklahoma, where the family of geoffrey cowan was able to embrace after he spent 28 days in the i.c.u. >> he was very, very critically ill, and hes very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: and this somber moment at arlington national cemetery in the social distancing era-- a soldier lowering his mask, to console a grieving family as he placed the try-folded flag on a table a safe dance away. of course, there is more to this crisis, this virus than just the health impact. today the city of new york an...

A regular churchgoer myself, i cant wait for that day when, on that sunday, i can walk back into my church and see family, loved ones and friends for the first time... im feel slightly emotional about that. all of these digital responses to this crisis have undoubtedly changed how people interact with faith online. but what will be interesting to see is how much of it will remain after the coronavirus crisis is over. that was sophia smith gaylor, and i am joined online now by the archbishop of c...

And intensive care admissions. our correspondent in new york nick bryant sent this report. to a city known for its energy and life, the coronavirus has brought an overriding sense of fear. new yorks number of dead has soared past 10,000. more victims than all but a few countries and three times as many people as were killed in the attacks of september 11th. sirens. still we wake to the sound of sirens, still new yorkers worry that the ambulances outside their windows might soon end up outside th...

Position to finalise guidelines for states on reopening the country which well be announcing — were going to be talking about that tomorrow. well be having a news conference tomorrow, sometime during the afternoon. were going to be announcing guidelines and well be talking about various states and its very exciting." we will cover that news conference when that happens tomorrow. the governor of new york state andrew cuomo says the health care situation there has ‘stabilised. officials have r...

Said the health care situation there has stabilised. officials have recorded another 752 deaths related to coronavirus, but theres been another fall in the number of hospital and intensive care admissions. 0ur correspondent in new york nick bryant sent this report. to a city known for its energy and life, the coronavirus has brought an overriding sense of fear. new yorks number of dead has soared past 10,000. more victims than all but a few countries and three times as many people as were killed...

In an outbreak at a nursing home in richmond, virginia, its become the deadliest link so far to a u.s. long-term care facility. according to the associated press, at least 45 residents at the canterbury rehabilitation and health care center have died from the novel coronavirus. the report says the facility was following state enforced rules that required long-term care residents to first be tested for the flu to rule it out. by the time tests were finally conducted for coronavirus, more than hal...

Including cargill. with these closures, there will be a slowdown as the meat makes it to the grocery store. we went to a butcher shop where they were carving the meat. this used to be a restaurant, but since the restaurant shut down, the steakhouse has been become a butcher shop. of course their concern is they get their meat from the processors. this is what the owner had to say. >> the employees in the processing plants, thats going to slow the supply down i think theres plenty of calls, but i...

And one gram of sugar. going in the wrong tdirection. we have a choice. we can choose to fear, or we can choose to have hope. both have something in common. they ask us to believe something is going to happen that we can not see. we can either believe that god is in control and good things are still in store. or we can believe the fear that says its only going to get worse from here. fear says theres no answer. fear says the problem is too big. but hope says the best is yet to come.