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Different form. Former safety an opening and police set up for the heart. Hours after hinting that he was going to dismantle the Coronavirus Task force and focus on reopening the country now this morning, the president says that that group the cove a task force will continue indefinitely. But hes got other plans that he will be shifting to good morning im darya folsom and im James Fletcher lots to talk about this morning, including those 2 new coronavirus testing sites opening this morning in Sa...

Be tested their daily kron fours will tran has been watching this from san jose was gone. Im watching across the street because its busy and the people possibly highly contagious which is why theyre allowed to do the testing we chose this particular site to give you the lay of the land a lot of people coming down confuse jeans and area. Yes, technically is that james Lake High School but its not in the front is actually on the side of alum rock and you can clearly see one person walking to the l...

Staggering 70,000 people. It is a Staggering Number no matter how you look at it. And think about it this way. It was just last week that the model used by the white house projected that we would have just over 70,000 deaths by august 4th. It is of course may 5th. And the number of cases continues to rise. Now nearing 1. 2 million. So if you take a look at this graph, this is the number of new cases a day. In the United States. You can see that thats not yet going down. The u. S. Is still adding...

Months of this year. Ministers in england want some Primary School children back in class in two weeks time, unions still have concerns. Music. Also in the programme, musicians have been performing bedside concerts over the phone for hospital patients in the us. Hello, and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First. The rate at which coronavirus can be spread across the uk has gone up, and is clos...

The attorney general is suing St. Louis over its plan to use federal funds to support abortion access. But after the case was moved to federal court, reproductive rights groups worry that a ruling could further curtail abortion access for the entire region.

The attorney general is suing St. Louis over its plan to use federal funds to support abortion access. But after the case was moved to federal court, reproductive rights groups worry that a ruling could further curtail abortion access for the entire region.

St. Louis’ decision to move the Missouri attorney general’s lawsuit to federal court has abortion rights groups alarmed.

LeanIn.Org found that employees across political affiliations agree that access to abortion is a workplace issue as well.