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of george floyd. moments ago, the court went into a short five-minute recess. this morning, lawyers there going through the tedious work of picking jurors. we will take you live to minneapolis in just a few moments. first, though, that breaking news on the hill, just moments ago, the house finally receiving the american rescue act from the senate, dialing up the urgency to vote on it, unemployment benefits set to end for many americans just days from now. we re going to ask a very simple questions this hour, what s in the bill for you? also this hour, president biden visiting a small business and spotlighting the pandemic s impact on our economy. a key part of this bill is the nearly $170 billion to reopen our schools. a study from one nonprofit system that for 3 million students march 2020 a full year ago might have been the last time they experienced any formal education. coming up, i ll talk to a former education secretary under president obama about our kids who is gettin

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Transcripts For KGO ABC World News Tonight With David Muir 20200318 00:30:00

Tonight, the coronavirus in the u. S. Several fastmoving headlines. President trump declaring the world is at war with a hidden enemy. At least 100 dead now in the u. S. The administration wants to send checks to American Families. And espn now reporting that nba star kevin durant has now tested positive along with three other players. Tonight, President Trump warning tougher restrictions may be on the way and urging americans to stay home, and not to travel in the u. S. Or abroad. In New York City tonight, the mayor now warning about a possible order to shelter in place. It could be coming. Tonight, dr. Jen ashton on what theyre now seeing in New York Citys e. R. S. Around the country, hospitals with critical shortages of blood and a shortage of supplies. Construction companies asked to donate their Respirator Masks. Will American Families get financial help, a check from the federal government . The white house now working on a 1 trillion Stimulus Package to send checks. How much cou

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Philips halt sales of breathing machines after major recall

Philips Respironics announced last Monday that it’s stopping sales of their breathing machines within the U.S. following a mid-2021 product recall. The decision, as reported by The New York Times, was settled with the FDA over reports of continuing issues with the company’s ventilators and CPAP devices, or continuous positive airway pressure machines. Philips, the Dutch manufacturing giant, is working under a tentative agreement that would cost the company almost $400 million — but company executives have reportedly “set aside $393 million for operational changes and upgrades needed to comply,” per The Associated Press.

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FDA faces federal probe over medical device oversight

FDA faces federal probe over medical device oversight
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Company in Huge Trouble After Its CPAP Machines Blew Foam Into Users Lungs

Philips, the Dutch conglomerate, is paying out a gigantic settlement to some mighty unhappy customers whose breathing machines blew foam and gases into their mouths while they were trying to get a good night's sleep. As the New York Times and other outlets report, Philips Respironics, a subsidiary of the multinational corporation, has agreed to pay […]

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