A crew on ship testing positive. Being isolated on board so thats a change. Steve but there is no hope in the state rocked by the virus. Take a look. You can see the percent of new cases dropping over the past few days. Governor cuomo says the state could be nearing the flattening of the curve. And good morning, everybody. It is tuesday, april 7th, 2020. Once again, another split show. It sounded as well, ainsley and brian, from the governor, as if new york could actually currently be hitting the apex. And there was some good news as well regarding that socalled murray model or the university of washington model. That shows now fewer deaths. Last week, five days ago. They predicted 94,000 deaths. Now they are saying probably closer to 82,000. And ainsley, the need for ventilators is down substantially as well. Ainsley yeah. These are all good signs. Hopefully you are right, steve. Hopefully we are coming on the other side of this, according to the governor here in new york. And our may
About the importance of Mental Health in a world of isolation and lockdown. 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. We start here in the uk, where a leading Health Expert was warned that there could be a0 thousand deaths in the uk by the time the pandemic is over. Speaking to british mps, professor Anthony Costello said britain could well end up with the highest death toll in europe and criticised the uk government for being too slow to take action. Latest figures show that in the last 2a hours, close to 850 people died in uk hospitals having tested positive for coronavirus, bringing the total number to more than 1a and a half thousand. At the daily downing street press conference the business secretary announced the government had set up a new task force to back the development of a Coronavirus Vaccine. It will bring together experts in government, industry and academia. B
Miles, and the thousands of families now visiting food banks for the first time. Where did it come from . Tonight, u. S. Intelligence woking into whether the coronavirus started in an Exotic Animal market or was it accidentally released by this wuhan lab . All this as china raises its death toll. Racing to a cure we take a closer look at the antimalaria drug the president calls a game changer, the Science Behind it, much debatees so much debate about hydroxychloroquine. And its friday, so Steve Hartman is on the road, with a utory of a hero, a nurse who put her life on hold to save others in this crisis. Ic evening news with norah odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday. The debate over loosening those stayathome orders is taking a dramatic turn tonight as some states are announcing plans to gradually reopen, even as other areas of the country are bracing for cases of coronavirus to get worse. Now, less than a day
Morning as nancy pelosi backtracks on proxy voting where can you vote from your pricy kitchen. So far republicans werent going for that, griff. Griff no kitchen voting yet, brian, ainsley, steve. Pelosis proxy voting plans got pushed to the side after republicans were willing to revolt over it. Pass that urge bill. Massive pangs wont stop there phase 4 is expected to have funds for state and local governments and a fight is brewing between Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell and the nations governors. Mcconnell is weary of more unrestricted aid to the states who are requesting an additional 500 billion in the next relief package. And he made a strong statement in a radio interview wednesday saying states facing severe budget short falls should have the option of declaring bankruptcy. I would certainly being in favor of allowing cities to us e bankruptcy route. It saves some cities. Borrow money from future generations to send it down to them now so they dont have to do it. Thats not
Im Kristin Fisher in the very room that armstrong, aldrin and Michael Collins suited up to make history. Leland we are going to talk to the surviving members of the crew. Im leland vittert. Think about 50 years ago, a country perhaps more divided than we are politically and yet, as you point out, those three men and thousands of people who worked on the Space Program came together for that one moment that brought the entire world together, united not in something bad, but in this incredible achievement for, as armstrong said, for mankind. Kristin yeah, it was all of humanity, really, come together and celebrating the first time that our species stepped food on the moon. Half a billion people all over the world stopped what they were doing and watched and waited. [laughter]. Kristin wouldnt that be great and to this day, its one of the most watched tv broadcasts of all time and you can see why. 50 years later, i still get goosebumps just thinking about it and i think its very special, t