a much much okay, i m, when i should ve uganda president held out his foreign policy views after talked with russia foreign minister who is in the african country on the latest stop of this tour of the continental. ah, it s 8 am here in moscow from wherever you re watching. welcome to the program. i m carol is above the top stories for this our we begin with the situation in ukraine . we re key of forces have launched a barrage of attacks against a strategically important bridge in the city of harrison, which is currently under the control of russian forces. local authorities say that the bridge was temporarily closed, although the cities air defense systems intercepted the latest attack, just one of 3 launched against the bridge on tuesday after previously striking it several times. the incident came after ukraine s president confirmed his forces had begun to counter attack in the region as russian led forces continue to advance. the don bass will ganske authority say the al
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perhaps needlessly. the city might run out of ventilators by early next week. so the governor is going to commandeer them from places that don t need them right now. i m not going to let people die because we didn t redistribute ventilators. the national guard will be deployed to pick up these ventilators, which are all across the state, and deploy them to places where we need them. reporter: the 1,000-bed usns comfort docked on monday, but still there are only 20 patients on board. red tape, we re told. the navy s position is they don t want to put covid people on the ship because it would be too hard to disinfect the ship afterwards. that s my rough interpretation of what they re saying. reporter: and those two cruise ships with sick and some dead on board, one of them finally allowed to dock in florida. the sick will stay on board for treatment. the walking well given masks and bused to the airport. there are now more than 1 million confirmed coronavirus cases wo
we think at some point next week we could have 5,000 people on ventilators. that s a real potential horrible milestone. we have to get back to work. we have to get we have to open our country again. how do you gather for these sacred events? palm sunday, easter, passover, when you can t gather for the sake of everyone s health? how sad is it that we have easter sunday and people are watching on laptops and computers. it s sad. this is new day weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. good sunday morning to you, and we begin with the grim warning from the president. he says that there will be a lot of days of death coming in the next few weeks and we re seeing those warnings every morning. yesterday, just like the day before and the day before that, the u.s. has now reported a new record of coronavirus deaths for a single day. 1,344 americans died of covid-19 yesterday. 8,503 have died across the country in the last five weeks. let s start in new york
team for giving us so much great advice and information today. that was a fun thing to do, and it was necessary. certainly. we want to thank all of you for being with us here i m christi paul. i m victor blackwell. you are in the cnn newsroom. it s good to have you in the newsroom. this morning we are slowly beginning to see what it will look like to try to reopen the economy. we re talking texas, oklahoma, alaska, they re taking some steps to open some businesses. in georgia governor brian kemp moved ahead with the most far-reaching effort to restart the economy thus far. let s start with natasha chen in atlanta. good morning to you. you met georgia business owners to talk about what they re facing now over whether to open or not open, and if they do, how. reporter: good morning, victor and christy. there is a similar theme when i talk to various business owners, no matter how they feel about the governor s decision, there seems to be an element of surprise