Today is 51 days since the first case in new york, for perspective, so we know where we are. 92 days since the first case came to the United States of america. It was in seattle and in california. The hospitalization numbers for today. A take down yesterday, but a slight tick statistically irrelevant. Is, are wen for us passed the apex . Daysve had a number of that have seen a reduction in reductions across the board. Hospital say anecdotally they have less patience under which again,ms, perspective, the Emergency Rooms were way over capacity. It was chaotic. It was hellish. And the Emergency Rooms are still at or over capacity, but it is better than it was. The total change in hospitalizations has been going down. The threeday average of hospitalizations is going down. The number of integrations is down again. Not down ast news, much as yesterday, but down. The number of new people coming diagnosisr with covid is again, just about flat with yesterday. This was reporting over a weekend
Ields are higher. In eight basis point increase yesterday. You are getting a weakening the dollar by about 1 . It could be seen as some good news if some of the funding pressures are relieved. The hope and optimism is still moving through into the copper market. Those are off 3 . Copper has been searching to the highest now in almost three weeks after minds have been closing to reduce supply and some of the coronavirus headlines have been coming in showing signs of easing in these hot spots. Flip up the board. I want to take you through, if you want, to take you through an 11 day chart. David of course. Taylor this chart is getting us into so trouble because im getting so much twitter hate mail. Take a look from the lows of the session, we are now up 20 . Technically speaking, if we close at these levels, it would mean we have closed out the bear market. There are still a lot of people that think this is a drop because we are still off 20 from the record highs in february and the worst
All of us are working very hard every day in our states to spur economic growth, and to build lasting Career Pathways that put more people to work in goodpaying jobs. Its more important than ever that we Work Together to find new ways to build a steady pipeline for the future, using Economic Development models, Infrastructure Projects, and talented welltrained and wellskilled workers. The governors obviously play a key role in these efforts. Many of the governors here today have shown tremendous leadership in this area, and its at the state level that bold ideas are being developed, and relate solutions are being forged. So to lead todays next panel, it is my privilege to introduce the vice chair of the nga, the governor of the great state of new york, andrew cuomo, who will tell us a little bit about the progress hes making in new york, and then lead the next panel discussion. Please welcome Governor Cuomo. [ applause ] thank you. Good afternoon. Before i get started, lets give a grea
It is more important than ever that we Work Together to find new ways to build a steady pipeline for the future using Economic Development models and Infrastructure Projects and talented, welltrained and well skilled workers. Governors obviously play a key role in these efforts. Many of the governors here today have shown tremendous leadership in this area. It is at the state level that ideas are being developed and Real Solutions are being forged. Panel, itdays next is my privilege to introduce the , thechair of the nga, governor of the great state of new york, andrew cuomo, who will tell us about the progress hes making in new york and then lead the next panel discussion. [applause] gov. Cuomo thank you. Before i get started, let us give a great round of applause to governor hogan. [applause] governor hogan, we all thank you for your professionalism, your cooperation, and your leadership. Another round of applause for governor hogan, please. It is my pleasure to be here today to open
With the House Oversight and reform committee. They discussed the Citizenship Question, Internet Access, language barriers, as well as counting certain populations like the homeless, exoffenders and tribal communities. The hearing also addressed how census numbers impact education, health care and infrastructure programs. This is four hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] without ox the chair is authorized to declare recess of the committee at any time. With that ill now without objection the chair is authorized to declare recess of the committee at any time. With that i will now recognize myself to give an Opening Statement and mr. Gomez will follow me with a minute and the same will be given to the Ranking Member. Good morning. Thank you for everyone for being here today to discuss a topic which is vital to our democracy, the census. The 2020 census is imminent with counting set to begin in alaska in less than two weeks and across the country on april 1. The cons