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Press release and thats what it is. New york specifically though . We didnt get into the allocation but the allocation should be proportionate to the need, right . This allocation, 500 billion for the states. How do you allocate it among the states . Allocate it proportion to need. You know where the covid cases are. You can look at a map. You see the cases. You know that because you see when the president talks about reopening different states are in different places. Yes, different states have...

Im christi paul. Thanks for keeping us company here. Governors across america are feeling pressure to loosen the social distancing rules. There are more antilockdown protests seemingly supported by the president , popping up across the country. Right now more than 97 of americans are under some type of a stayathome order. The thing is, were hearing from medical experts saying this is too much too soon when it comes to reopening. Researchers at harvard say the u. S. Will have to triple testing to...

Winter. He discussed the strain that to sim mule tainous out breaks could put on the system. He called protests to lift stayathome orders, quote, not helpful. Yesterday the president was asked what happens if the virus makes a comeback after social distancing guidelines are relaxed. I would say that you keep away until this thing is gone. Its going to be gone at some point. Its going to be gone, gone. And i would say you keep away and you do the social distancing until such time as you know its ...

Populations. And as i said, we heard yesterday from two men who gave us some good reason to be cautiously optimistic about where were headed. We heard from Federal Reserve chairman jay powell who said the fed will keep fighting the economic fallout from the virus, and we saw it from dr. Anthony fauci who praised, quote, clearcut evidence that the antiviral drug remdesivir cuts down the time patients are spending in the hospital. Heres what he said earlier on the today show. Its the first step in...

Try, oh, try, to put it away. Were all staying connected, arent we . Live from atlanta, welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world. Im Natalie Allen and this is cnn newsroom. It is 5 00 a. M. Here on the east coast in the u. S. And we want to begin with the latest on the Global Health crisis, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide has sur prpassed 2. 3 million with more than 160,000 deaths. More than 735,000 cases are in the u. S. And more than 39,000 deat...

Everybody. Only then can we think about reopening the economy. Tonight, the critical demand for coronavirus testing. Every american has been fighting to get tests since the beginning of this crisis. How much testing it will take to reopen the country . After you do the testing, states have a second big task put together an army of tracers who then trace each person tested positive. This is an msnbc special report testing and the road to reopening. Well, good evening, Brian Williams here with you...

Country grapples with this health crisis, we have heard that researchers at Oxford University say their Coronavirus Vaccine could be ready by years end after showing promising signs in early trials. In fact, researchers there are so confident in this vaccine theyve now partnered with a drug manufacturer before the vaccine has finished its testing phase. The move comes as an attempt to get ahead of any distribution obstacles once the vaccine is deemed safe and effective. With us to talk about thi...

Stabilization of the infection rate for a period of time because kids are going to be kids. I think youre right. The schools are going to lose money because were already talking about cuts. How are they going to manage all of this . If they need more classrooms, they dont even have the money right now. You couldnt get more classrooms anyway. Youp cot build more classrooms in a way that would have any distance for the Summer School or the fall. And money is going to be tight depending on what was...

First up here on msnbc, the struggle to reopen yet stay safe. A grim side of hope in the hardest hit state. Some beaches reopened in florida prompting a twitter backlash. A small step towards normal life for some. Lessons learned from a virus hot spot. The study that shows covid19 may be more widespread than previously thought. Plus we started off with a broken system. We inherited a broken, terrible system. Fact checking the president. Im alex witt. Thank you for joining us. This morning there ...

Every morning and go out and drive the bus and drive the train and deliver the food and do all those essential services that allowed people to stayathome. Also we have more people in the new york city area and more people getting on subways and buses and more people dealing with that density. We know thats where it communicates. But, new york city has the authority. We are starting more testing today at new York City Housing Authority facilities. I was a hud secretary, i worked in public housing...