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>> we're close. again, we have common ground. >> i'm very hopeful we could come to an agreement tonight or early tomorrow morning. >> reporter: this bipartisan deal would include roughly $300 billion in funding for small business loans, plus billions more for hospitals, disaster loans and covid-19 testing. but some small businesses are running out of time. the government's rescue loan fund, the paycheck protection program, maxed out days ago. marcos rivera in chicago says he is running out of options while waiting for congress to act. >> if i don't get those funds, i don't, you know, i don't k...

Used by many many military service members and veterans. they were keeping stimulus money from soldiers and using it to pay off existing debts. after hearing the outrage, the bank changed its mind, saying that they will now pause the collection of a negative account balance so members will have access to their stimulus funds. small business owners applying for loans today are learning that the government money ran out last night. marcos rivera in chicago says the clock is ticking and he might not have a restaurant to save. >> if i don't get those funds, i -- you know, i don't know, we keep on ...

They were downplaying the virus after he sought to defend his response after "the new york times" showed how slow he was to respond and how he resisted calls from senior officials to take more aggressive measures sooner. the president denied that report but not specifically anything included in the report, including about how his hhs secretary came to him in january warning of a possible pandemic but instead the president focused on others' response to the coronavirus outbreak, including in the media and with democrats as he defended his moves and of course this comes now as the president is w...

It's still inching lower because there is no safe place to put your money. and i wouldn't call it panic selling. we had a lot more volatility. and after weekend of recalibrating the time line, we see the selling continuing. >> yeah are, not reassuring. thanks. good to you have on board with the latest. all right, businesses continue to shut your doors, many customers turning to food delivery services to support their local restaurants. is it safe? we have the answer after the break. this right here is the new papadia. which, if i'm not mistaken, is latin for "better than a sandwich." heh-eve...

For shops and businesses who sell all sorts of gifts and cards, mother's day is normally a boom time. because of the pandemic, there are just fewer people out there shopping on high streets this year and there is a big shift to buying things online for delivery instead. but it is thought that still won't make up for an overall drop in the amount customers have spent. this chocolate chain has temporarily closed quieter shops and shifted staff to online in the run—up to mother's day. shops up and down the country are seeing a broad reduction in footfall but we are seeing a marked, 100% plus in...