and there can be information overload about it, sometimes it s almost easier to see what s going on here if you take somebody else s view of us. if you look in on us from the outside. i mean it s one thing for us to cover, you know, day in and day out these twin tent posts of history that we are pitching up under every day now, right? this pandemic and this election, to see if we re going to re-elect this president during this pandemic, right? i mean it s one thing for us to do it ourselves, and we do our best every single day. sometimes, though, maybe particularly on a friday night, it is clearer or kind of just easier to grock, easier to absorb, when instead of us americans covering the situation in our country among ourselves, sometimes it s maybe easier to understand it, see it through brighter eyes, when it s a nice british lady covering it for an audience in another country. we re rounding the turn. it drives them crazy when i say it. we re rounding the turn. report
history that we are pitching up under every day now, right? this pandemic and this election, to see if we re going to re-elect this president during this pandemic, right? i mean it s one thing for us to do it ourselves, and we do our best every single day. sometimes, though, maybe particularly on a friday night, it is clearer or kind of just easier to grok, easier to absorb, when instead of us americans covering the situation in our country among ourselves, sometimes it s maybe easier to understand it, see it through brighter eyes, when it s a nice british lady covering it for an audience in another country. we re rounding the turn. it drives them crazy when i say it. we re rounding the turn. reporter: the only turn these people are rounding is from one queue into another at milwaukee s biggest covid testing site. around one in every four people waiting here will test positive. wisconsin now one of the world s coronavirus hot spots. eight, nine hours a day every day, an
state of new york alone. but there are also signs of encouragement in the pandemic epicenter. steve: the number of new yorkers now being admitted into the hospital and placed on breathing tubes is dropping and that is encouraging. meanwhile the percentage of new cases also in new york also continues to fall. good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, april 8th. and as we just heard from the president in that soundbite, it s going to be a painful week, we are right in the middle of holy week as christians celebrate it. today is the first day of passover. but when you look at the numbers, and the numbers are grim for the number of people died yesterday alone 1800. when you look at the curve, outside of new york, new jersey and connecticut, impacting cities lyinimpactingcities like. the curve is flatter. what it means is social distancing is working. and it could save lives. ainsley: exactly. when you look at the numbers. the deaths were up yesterday. highest day yet in those thr