As many of you know, there are some cruise ships that people in southernng, florida. I obviously am not in control with the port, that is run by in this case broward county. I know they are in consultation with the cruise ships. Be willing tol accept any floridians who are on board. My understanding is that most of the passion ors are foreign nationals. I think theyre working on ways to deal with that. Of course my concern is simply tot we have worked so hard make sure we have avid hospital space in the event of a covid19 search that we wouldnt want those valuable beds to be taken because of the cruise ship. But i think they are working to a solution on that. I did speak with the president this morning about it. I think he would like to see a solution, and i think the administration has seen a lot of the cruise ships take up a lot of resources. We just want to get to appoint where the resources can be used for the folks here, particularly southernrn for florida where we have most of th
Heeding the call. I think they are doing what they need to do to protect themselves and ultimately, if the seniors and those web health problems, if they are protecting themselves, i think we will be able to get through this ok. That order will be forth coming and we will hopefully have some resolution on the cruise ship we will continue to be working really hard across the state but particularly in southern florida. With that, i will take a couple of questions. Did you want to comment on the Surgeon Generals comments earlier . Governor desantis i had decided president didthe the 30 day extension, to me, people are not just going to go back to work. Thats a National Pause button and i had concerns about how some of that would affect different communities in florida who have not been hit the same way and i dont anticipate getting hit the same way as places like miamidade. I wanted to see what their guidelines would actually say and even the guidelines, they never actually said to do tha
Keep us safe. What i hope we will be able to we will get through this. Do and i believe we will be able thank you for putting your life to do, is respond to that in a on the line. Th very vigorous way, because we will have had several months to this is an nbc news special get all of these cards in order, report on coronavirus pandemic. All of these things ready to go. Coronavirus pandemic have you are correct, it could happen. New york has been hard hit. Claimed nearly 30,000 lives half the governor said looking at the of those in new york city. Numbers, that he believes there has been a plateau, he believes they revised their count upward today. There is debate on how and it is on the decline. Broadening that out to a country when to reopen the country as a whole, do you feel the without a resurgence of cases worst is behind us . And death. We will be talking to right now, given what we are doing, the worst looks like, for dr. Anthony fauci and will hear from our panel of experts the
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Continued coverage of the coronavirus outbreak begins now. Good morning and welcome breaking news, the Senate Passing an historic Coronavirus Relief package last night with a unanimous 960 vote. Chris joins us from new york what are the next steps for this bill reporter after days of partisan disagreement, the Senate Finally reached Common Ground on this vote, the yays are 96 the nays are zero. Reporter hopes to help the people blindsided by the coronavirus outbreak we are going through a crisis unprecedented. Im damn proud of the work weve done reporter sending 1,200 checks to individuals, 2,400 for families and 500 per child. Relief for the nations hospitals. Expanded Unemployment Benefits which means four months of payments for workers that will give them a sense of security they dont have right now. Think of the size of the bill you are asking members to vote on they should have the ability to have their voice be heard whether they are for it or against it passing within hours. The