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department within the last few hours. nearly 7 million americans applying for unemployment benefits last week, that is a one-week record and more than double what had been expected. claims from last week and the week before now totalling upwards of 10 mon unemployed claims. meantime, nearly 5,000 americans have died while confirmed cases climb past 200,000 and still rising. cities big and small scrambling to respond. the mayor of los angeles urging 4 million residents in that city to wear masks in public. new york city shutting down all playgrounded, doctors in the epicenter sending this message to the rest of the country. the cities around america with 300 cases should vealize the only difference between them and new york is two weeks. and in florida a few miles off the coast, passengers on board the two stranded cruiseships now being told to pack their bags. officials tell us the deal is done for the vessels to dock, after 27 days at sea. let s start with nbc s jo ling
New-yorkUnited-statesGeorgiaAustraliaNevadaUnited-kingdomAtlantaChinaRhode-islandFloridaWisconsinRussia suggesting that somebody is stealing the supplies that are being sent to new york. that does it for us. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. hi there. i m stephanie ruhle. it s thursday, april 2nd, and here s what s happening. we begin with new and sobering numbers and an indication that while the other countries have managed to bend the health curve on the coronavirus, the numbers here in the united states are going straight up. as of this morning, there are 216,000 cases in america. more than 4,800 americans have lost their lives. that s nearly double double the number of deaths in just three days. early or today, they compared it with the trajectory in italy. italy got hit very hard, and it s very clear that we re getting hit very hard. right now, the epicenter of it in the united states is new york city. but as you see, it s not going to be confined to new york city. we re going to be seeing this kind of thing in other large cities. it s a very difficu
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