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cohen and you always do this caution. this is early data, but what are we learning from it? right, jim. absolutely. i m going to issue that caveat right now. this is early data. this is a very small group of people. it s about 36 study subjects and you don t know what s going to happen when this is done in real world circumstances, but they did get an immune response that seems to be impressive according to outside experts that i m talking to. it was especially strong when they gave two doses of the vaccine. there is a however here. actually, there are several howevers. i ll give you the first one first which is a there were many people with fevers when they were given this. even at a low dose one out of 12 study subjects got a high fever. half of the people got a fever after one dose and those fever numbers went up. those fevers are trance yept. they go away in about a day according to this study. that s a good thing and you could make the argument, well, you know, ....
about snums, crowd sizes, ratings, the stock market, the most powerful, greatest, biggest numbers of all time. this is not what he had in mind. the u.s. setting a new single day record with more than 50,000 new cases of covid-19. here s how president trump sees things. i think we re going to be very good with the coronavirus. i think that at some point that s going to sort of just disappear, i hope. he s been saying that for months and he s wrong. sources tell cnn there s a split in the white house over whether he should turn back to the pandemic that s killed 128,000 americans or continue to focus on reopening the economy as if the two are mutually exclusive, but the president s focus hasn t been on this pandemic. monuments, black lives matter, joe biden, military base names, white power, tv ratings and more. the president has been beating the race donald trump all week complaining about names on buildings, fair housing rules. he called black lives matter a symbo ....
and kill the virus and protect americans at the highest risk. while allowing those at lower risk to return safely to work. that s happening. the health experts continue to address the temporary hot spots in certain cities and counties and we re working very hard on that. the relationship with the governors is very good. we made a call, mike pence made a call just yesterday and said, what do you need? not one governor needed anything. they don t need anything. they have all the medical equipment they can have. thank you, u.s. government. here are the facts because despite the president s rosie outlook the u.s. posted a record high for new confirmed coronavirus cases on wednesday. 50,000. that is more cases than some countries have seen in total since this pandemic began. while he and the first lady set to attend a fourth of july event tomorrow, an event that will not enforce social distancing, the holiday looks different for you. many beaches closed and fireworks cance ....
so the raging coronavirus pandemic in the united states did not dissuade president donald trump from holding exactly the kind of crowded event the health experts have been warning against. as americans all across the country are being urged to wear masks and avoid crowds, this july 4th holiday, well, take a look at what you see there. thousands of people sat shoulder to shoulder, for hours, to hear the president speak at mt. rushmore. face coverings, as you can see for yourself, were scarce. and while fireworks are a staple of this american holiday, medical experts say such gatherings are a recipe for disaster. as covid-19 spikes to alarming new levels, right across the country. even as mr. trump took the stage, the u.s. was marking the third-straight day of more than 50,000 new infections. yet, the president had nothing to say about the pandemic, other than a quick thank you to front line medical workers. instead, he focused on protecting statues and monuments, such as ....
here s what we know. it includes $105 billion for schools without holding back money from schools that need to stay closed. it includes 25 billion in funding for testing, something the white house has objected to. talks came at the last minute. white house raised a possibility of a short-term extension but senate republican leadership rejected the idea. locking in funding levels marks a step forward. there will be another round of stimulus checks for lower income families and another round of paycheck protection loans for struggling small businesses. they already passed their own $3 trillion proposal back in may. while washington has the details on the stimulus, there were more than 1,000 deaths of coronavirus reported in the u.s. again on wednesday. the first time that has happened two days in a row since late may. the governors of ohio, indiana, minnesota have added or expanded facemask rules. the number of people hospitalized keeps rising. only compounding that pro ....