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Avoid sick people... and touching your face. there are everyday actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. visit cdc.gov/covid19. brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. ♪ >> america continues to make steady progress in our war against the virus. our test something expanding very rapidly, by millions and millions of people. and the american people have done a hell of a job. we are saving countless lives. ainsley: this is a fox news alert. p...

Continuing social distancing. continuing disinfecting. washing hands. wearing masks in public. all of that is going to continue to help. so i think we have to look at this region by region, how many cases there are. and whether its emerging and, again, testing, which we have emphasized on this show to see who really has this or not. watch that southern hemisphere. so far, so good. steve: it sounds like it. all right. dr. siegel, thank you very much for joining us on this monday morning. >> thank...

Payroll with forgivable loans we expect there will be funding for hospitals and testing. the president says the deal could happen by tomorrow jose >> thank you so much. to europe, some businesses are cautiously reopening how they do it could provide a blue print for the u.s. matt bradley has this update from hard-hit italy. >> reporter: tonight signs of hope, throughout europe, the curve is flattening. lockdowns slowly lifting. in spain, medics, celebrate partly, shutting down this makeshift h...

And social distancing. right away between 300-500 people got back to work. among them was a landscaper and his two employees. >> you know, as soon as i shut down, theres no paycheck coming n. and so being able to get back out to work, get my guys back working, you know, just takes that pressure off. >> reporter: the mayor says working at a construction site under distancing rules is safer than going to the grocery store. also he resents the fact that the government projects were allow to continu...

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The trump administration announcing a $19 billion bail out package for farmers hurt in the crisis the majority of that going to those still tasked with feeding americans. for small businesses the fight isnt over food but funding. with nearly $350 million in federal loans already handed out, many owners no longer wondering if theyll close but when >> im scared for a lot of small businesses especially -- no, im scared for everyone. im playing the game like im not getting a loan even though im supp...

Its led to massive layoffs, nearly 70,000 new unemployment claims from people in the construction industry, second only to manufacturing in the state. an industry group says its costing workers $23 million per day, and the running tally in wage lost so far is $503 million. but almost two week ago, the city of linden said, enough. it sent a letter to construction companies telling them to call the city before shutting down a project writing, quote: until that conversation has taken place,, it is ...