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That could mean an increase byin energy bills. You can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower. Unplugging and turning off devices when not in use. Or just letting the sun light your home. Stay well and keep it golden. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Tonight, the Senate Passing a 484 billion stimulus bill to help Small Businesses and workers. Covid19 forcing more than 22 million americans to file for unemployment, leaving a Record Number of people to resort to food banks. Now many wondering tonight how to feed their families during a seemingly endless pandemic. Heres abcs marcus moore...

Showed small acts of bravery and brotherhood known only to those with whom they fought and served. This is the story of their unknown valor. Im martha macallum, growing up, my mother told us the story of her cousin harry grey. In the summer of 1944 at age 18 he left after High School Graduation to join the marines and serve in the pacific. I was always intrigued and i knew harrys death there left a deep grief in my mothers family. A few years ago struck me to tell the story. The guys who get hit on the beach or in the villages just trying to carry out the mission, they are the extras in the mo...

Test test we are back with video of a violent confrontation over social distancing. One shopper on the elevator at a washington, d. C. Walmart using pepper spray on another. She didnt want anyone else on the elevator with her. The police and ambulance were called. The woman sprayed in the face refused treatment. The battle against the coronavirus is about to take to the skies. Drones could soon be monitoring our every move and even our health from high above. Whos monitoring our privacy . Wabcs dan krauth tries to answer that question. Reporter its called a pandemic drone, and youll find it ho...

Crash into a house. How this happened. Gronkowski to the end zone. And gronk is back. New details on why hes coming out of retirement. A super bowl dream team now back together. Good wednesday morning, everyone. That number just keeps rising, 45,000 people in the u. S. Have now died from the coronavirus. The fda has approved the first at home test for the virus, although it is a long way from being widely available to the public. Nursing homes remain a concern. The latest tragedy comes from connecticut where 35 people have died at one facility. And the director of the cdc says a second wave of...

Rafael espinal from Freelancers Union talks about the impact of the pandemic on the selfemployed. Washington journal is next. Good morning, this is washington journal, for april 2. We want to hear from you about your level of confidence in the u. S. Health versus to treat those affected by coronavirus. What you are seeing and experiencing in your community and we especially want to hear from you if you are a Health Care Worker in the field and you want to give your perspective on the u. S. Health care system possibility to treat coronavirus. In the easternu and central time zones, give us a ca...