customers pocket. pg&e say it is deeply sorry for the event of the san bruno explosion. it was especially emotional for those who lost loved ones. two lost three family members that morning. i dropped my son off at school, told him i loved him, and said i would see him that night. i never dreamt that that day would end up being the most horrific day of my daughter s and my life. if it hadn t been for the plans my daughter and i made because it was her birthday and i was late going to a meeting for work, my entire family and i would have perished. i have no confidence in the infrastructure underground, those who operate it and i would have to say the cpuc who acted with indifference also in the last five years in how they dealt with the situation. you can hear the emotion in her voice so many years later. one commissioner mike florio recused himself because of the e-mails that came out showing private communication between him and pg&e officials. before they all voted una
legislature where he s now complaining. it was rigged, it was stolen. by the way, where was sidney powell today? do you see how spooky that was. man, i did. listen, we re laughing about it, but it s really got to mock it. it s really concerning. got to mock it. but you have to call it out. you re right, and i m going to be chris cuomo right now. aren t you watching chris right now? he s covering it right now. maybe not covering the conspiracy in the way tour it 70% believes it was stolen. they want to believe it was stolen. maybe it s the same thing, i don t know. well, i mean, you know, feelings over zblakfacts. we re not talking turkey. should we tell them about the latest chapter in our friendship? uh-oh. i guess it means more to me than it does to you. tomorrow. are we getting married? thanksgiving. sympttop dreaming. this guy. we had an expression where i grew up. i used it on trump the other night but i ll use it on don now. with frie
tests are in adequate supply and whether or not a vaccine can be deployed in time to help. cdc says no, trump says yes. and whether or not the world health organization s numbers are to be believed. president says no. he s going with his hunches. the white house also seeing the economy show serious signs of despair. airlines bracing for post 9/11 size losses while the top economic advisor, larry kudlow calls it an overreaction to cancel business conferences. i know events are being cancelled and i wish they wouldn t be cancelled because i think there might be overreaction in certain cases. as i said i think healthy people should go about their daily business. the daily reality for most americans is in a parallel universe of anxiety, sending their kids to school, elderly kids in nursing homes and jobs that require travel. growing fears of the coronavirus and the crisis of credibility is where we start with some of our favorite reporters and friends. political reporter for
market in the same sentence, who would have thought that in 2020? thank you so much, alison kosik. today a stark warning from dr. anthony fauci, director since 1984 of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. fauci was asked by the chairman of the house oversight committee about the coronavirus outbreak which as of right now has claimed 33 american lives and infected more than 1,000 individuals in the u.s. is the worst yet to come, dr. fauci? yes, it is. i can say we will see more cases and things will get worse than they are right now. bottom line, it s going to get worse. bottom line, it s going to get worse. the world health organization confirming today that this is a global pandemic. a crisis like this requires leaders who understand how to make government bureaucracies function. people who trust experts in medicine and science, credible sources of factual information, capabilities demonstrated by dr. fauci. and faculties that even the presiden
more than 50 people take place for the next eight weeks. but the president is trying to calm a nation on edge. relax, we are doing great. it all will pass. harris: however, the unprecedented situation leaving americans with so many questions. this hour, our medical experts will answer yours. welcome to our lives special coronavirus pandemic questions answered. i m harris faulkner. we are going to get to your concerns coming up. we want to begin, though, with more on where the situation stands right now. coronavirus cases have spiked all around the globe. the entire country of spain is on lockdown, with the fourth highest number of cases now surpassing south korea. there are more than 164,000 confirmed cases worldwide, with more than 6,000 deaths. here in the united states, more than 37 confirmed coronavirus cases, with at least 60 deaths. officials are taking drastic measures now to try and contain the pandemic. one of those steps is affecting millions of our children,