Coronavirus pandemic. Talks aboutakabas the u. S. Economy and the Record Number of job losses as a result of the virus. Camila dechalus good morning. It is wednesday. Four weeks since the World Health Organization declared the outbreak a pandemic. As of today, nearly 13,000 americans have died of the disease, 400,000 americans have been diagnosed, and a 360 Million People in 42 states in the district and in the district of columbia are living under stayathome orders. We are asking how you are dealing with social distancing . Let us know how it has impacted you, your family and job. We have split up the phone lines by age. If you are under 25, 202 7488000. 2650 years. And if you are 5170 years old, the number is 202 7488002. And if you are over 70 years old, 202 7488003. You can catch up with us on social media. Wj on twitter. And regis on facebook. Reach us on facebook. Call now as we show you the map from the New York Times of the states in which residents have been told the stayathom
Welcome the nbcc and to welcome to this Years National book. Critics circles awards. The new school and the nbcc have a long standing relationship going back to the very earliest years of the nbcc. Our faculty have been Board Members and awards recipients and our communities have worked together in classrooms and and events since before the memory of anyone here, the annual awards have been hosted at the new school for over 20 years. This few years have been very challenging for all of us with covid, we are finally back on campus for an in real life nbcc simone and of course at the new school we are emerging from last fall when all of us were tested and our ideals and faith in one another and the future working with the nbcc is something to remind us what were here for and were enormously grateful to have a friendship that extends beyond any of us individually. To begin, i have to thank our teams at. T. A. At the new school for bringing us to this evening. Look out for stuart pennebake
Hello, im john reed faculty here in the Creative Writing Program and the director of the creative Creative Writing Program at the new school. The one time i was on this stage, i was a board member of the nbcc chairing a category. Its my great honor tonight to welcome the nbcc and to welcome to this Years National book. Critics circles awards. The new school and the nbcc have a long standing relationship going back to the very earliest years of the nbcc. Our faculty have been Board Members and awards recipients and our communities have worked together in classrooms and and events since before the memory of anyone here, the annual awards have been hosted at the new school for over 20 years. This few years have been very challenging for all of us with covid, we are finally back on campus for an in real life nbcc simone and of course at the new school we are emerging from last fall when all of us were tested and our ideals and faith in one another and the future working with the nbcc is so
Nouns this is the fox25 morning announcer this is the fox25 morning news. Julie good wednesday morning, 4 30 on october 21. I am jewel. Daniel i am daniel miller. Meteorologist Sarah Wroblewski tracking the risk of showers. Sarah closer and closer to that 70degree mark as we head into the day tomorrow. But today is all about location. We have a weather boundary drift through the region. To the north of that boundary will be cool. To the south it will be mild. We are actually going to see this boundary shift further hours. Clouds. A few sprinkles. Note. Low 60s. 58 in boston. 55 in lynn. A little bit cooler to the north and west in worcester county, southwestern New Hampshire is where we have temperatures in the 40s. And it is the further north you go, you are going to see cooler conditions for the day today with a lot of clouds around. We will also be tracking a few spot showers and sprinkles that will move on through from west to east through the midday hours. And most of the area sho
Down across the south shore and the cape. Dont be surprised by that. A few across the north shore and mostly cloudy conditions. Just mild. 40s to the north and west. Upper 50s in boston. Temperature drops from the lower 60s on the vineyard to the upper 50s. That is because we do have some breaks in the cloud cover too which we are expecting throughout the day today. More clouds than we saw yesterday. As for temperatures, we will be climbing into the 50s by your lunch hour. We will be tracking a few track showers. And notice what happens with the weather boundary draped across the region, by the afternoon temperatures stuck in the 50s across the north. Down across the southwest upper 60s and 70s. Wide range of temperatures. We will talk about it coming up and talk about the big warmup on your way. A check of traffic with julie grauert. Good morning. Julie sarah, good morning. An accident on the expressway. It just happened a rollover northbound at adams street. We have lanes blocked in