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Coronavirus. it was more than 700 yet that brought the total to more than 10,000. and then, of course, thousands of italians are getting infected every day. by today, we may brake the 100,000 mark of the people who have been infected with coronavirus here. the good news, if you can call it that is that the rate of the people getting infect odd a daily basis has slowed down. at the beginning of march before the introduction of the lockdown, the rate of increase on a daily basis was in the double ...

200,000 fatalities. we dont even want to see that -- >> wow, that -- that -- i know, but you know, you kind of take my breath away with that, because what i hear you saying is thats sort of the best-case scenario. >> the best-case scenario would be 100% of americans doing precisely what is required, but were not sure, based on the data that youre sharing from around the world and seeing these pictures that all of america is responding in a uniform way to protect one another. >> joining me now, n...

Science a lot more seriously? wouldnt we wait that the countries that wait for people to start dying before acting suffer the worse. and the countries with the most transparency and mutual trust fair the best? wouldnt beknow the importance of flattening the curve? youve probably seen this by now, right? this represents the time. this is the number of patients on the dotted line. this is the hospital capacity. a sudden pandemic spike crashed the system. but with enough smart leadership and mass c...

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The fda has also opened up new options for using the available tests like cell swabbing and new options for reagents. i also want to thank fda and other components of hhs were incredibly rapid action on other tools we need. this weekend, we actually worked to secure 30 million tablets and 1 million tablets of hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine which are potential covid-19 treatments and we authorize the new decontamination machines which could sterilize thousands of essential masks for reuse eve...

This is one of the most important tools. working with vaccines, thats coming up fast. but i think the rapid testing we are going to see at the end, hopefully the beginning of next week, it is going be one of the things that revolutionizes the whole thing. >> harris: wow. that light at the end of the tunnel, that silver lining in this journey, is so important psychologically for people, doctor. i appreciate that. i know you treat the whole patient top to bottom. dr. katie passaretti, i want to co...

Recent memory, with signs warning people away. the stillness, a raw contrast to traditional viewing parties just days ago as blossoms peaked. there are dozens and dozens of people, maybe hundreds even, doing the cherry blossom viewing. people are having fun here, though. there is no urgency, no anxiety, doesnt seem like there is much of any fear. if you didnt know any better, you would think it would be a normal early spring day. thats despite a nearly .nimaginable week for japan. just days afte...

Born on march 29th, 1908, hes seen everything, but never coronavirus. which means only his family and carers can get close for his birthday. coronavirus around, who knows whats going to happen? certainly there will be no parties. there will be no special visitors. i dont know. joan! joan did have a little party. shes also in quarantine, with her young partner, ken, whos a mere 92. but it wasnt always like that. joans early life was in london and africa. speaking last year at her home in poole, s...

Defences were homes were inundated. ive no idea what the cost will be. are you insured? no. i met vic haddock as he tried to pump the water out of his home. now the rivers down, but theres a bigger threat to livelihoods because of coronavirus. weve just got to get on with things, havent we? with this virus going on and what have you, its not about us in ironbridge or the poor people in yorkshire who got flooded any more, there are much bigger things on the horizon now with this coronavirus. we h...

Maybe more so. >> i havent dealt with somebody like him, you know. its the kind of stuff you see in movies. >> reporter: a california native, muller served in the u.s. marine corps where he was a trumpet player. he then attended pomona college. >> i would much more have suspected matt to be sitting behind the desk in some elected capacity as opposed to sitting in a jail cell right now. >> muller married in 2004 and graduated from pomona summa cum laude a year later. the next stop was harvard law...