I think it does give people hope and it gives doctors hope thats why they want to use it now because they want to give all patients the best chance they have. Good Morning National political reporter at the Washington Post we are continuing our Washington Post live series confronting challenges across the state and Cities Economic carnage and testing and all those issues confronting them as leaders with different parts of the nation one is a governor the other is a big city mayor first i will speak with nebraska governor then be will turn to mayor suarez from miami florida. Welcome to Washington Post live. Thank you for having me on. We appreciate you being here. One is the biggest issues in your state . Meatpacking and what are the Health Challenges right now in that industry . In general its very difficult to do social distancing because of the concentration of people so what we have done working with university of Nebraska Medical Center the covidien team play book which is best pra
Ringback out of. This week on world stories. Colombia coronas impact on venezuelan migrants egypt where learning about corona can be fun but we begin in germany where the homeless its become even harder to survive on the streets due to the corona crisis. And Aid Organization is trying to provide them with the basics. Warm meals have become scarcer than usual for Homeless People b. Stays most soup kitchens and shelters have closed because of the coronavirus pandemic. Meet cellos one of those hardest hit but life on the streets has become even more difficult for the 19 year old from belgium. Skippy dean yes they make far less money from that because people are keeping their distance and dont want to talk to us so begging or even collecting battles is not possible anymore very few people still go out on the streets and those who do dont want to give us any. When theyre already meager income streams drying up and soup kitchens closed new ways have to be found to provide those sleeping roug
One Infectious Disease expert says that the numbers are not getting the full picture kron fours gayle on reports. What weve been hearing among experts is that testing in cases are under reported here in the bay area counties are not reporting all cases, partly due to limited testing early on and asymptomatic people Testing Capacity has grown in the bay area and beyond to perhaps the reason why were seeing a rise in covid19 cases and deaths of the case counts are going in the right direction that is down thats good that theyre going up. Well maybe its because were casting but more likely theyre going up because the acres have changed in more people have gotten on wednesday John Hopkins University reports the nations death toll surpassed 100,000 people since the first u. S. Recorded death from covid19 less than 4 months ago 100 thousands are real watermark this epidemic of the country doctor George Rutherford is an epidemiology professor at ucsf he says the numbers may not be complete wi
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At 1 oclock and 4 oclock were talking 89 as well elder was so we still see some 90s and the forecast period. Coming up a little bit well take a look at that more depth of your forecast what you can expect marty back to you ok see you then thank you dave. Lets get to a big story. Were following this thursday morning. The country is marking a grim milestone less than 4 months since the coronavirus pandemic began. The u. S. Has surpassed 100,000 deaths that according to Johns Hopkins university. Currently there are more than 1 million cases in america and globally there are over 5 million cases along with 355,000 deaths as the number of coronavirus cases continue to rise one Infectious Disease expert says that the numbers really dont give a full picture doctor George Rutherford is a epidemiology professor at ucsf he says those numbers may not be complete at the bay area has more than 13,000 coronavirus cases and more than 400 deaths. Some victims who died at home might have never been tes