Major funding for the pbs newshouras been provided by life isnt a straight line, and sometimes you can find yourself heading in a new direction. Fidelity is here to help you work through the unexpected, with financial planninand advice for today, and tomorrow. The william andfolora hewlett dation. For more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. At www. Hewlett. Org. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. This program was made possible by the corporation for nsblic broadcasting. And by contributo your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff the numbers keep building in the covid19 pandemic, even as the pace slows in some hot spots. The United States now haofnearly a thirhe worlds three million infections, and 55,000 deaths. At the same time, tensions are growing over getting b business. Stephanie sy begins our coverage tonight. Reporter its the start of a new work week, and most americans are stil
Coronavirus pandemic at an event hosted by the atlantic. Well hear from former Obama Administration Ebola Response coordinator, american medical president and dr. Brendan carr, the emergency chair for Mount Sinai Health system in new york city. They addressed federal and state response efforts, testing, vaccine, Clinical Trials and other challenges posed by the outbreak. Hello. It is tuesday, april 14. 2020. Welcome to covid19 on the front lines. A digital event cast from the atlantic. We are going to be talking for the next hour or so about the latest science, about the latest treatments and will be looking forward about what we can expect in the weeks and months ahead. Before get underway, a moment to thank our underwriter who is making the conversations possible. Lets take a look at where we are right now. As of last night, more than 580,000 americans have been diagnosed with covid19. Over 23,000 have died of covid19related complications. There are some signs of improvement in place
Chinese authoritarianism, and praised american resilience. She spoke to the Hoover Institution. Welcome, everyone to our virtual policy briefing series. I am tom gilligan. For more than a century the Hoover Institution has been collecting knowledge and generating ideas. Has profoundly impacted Public Policy initiatives around the world. These policy briefings provide an opportunity for you to hear from our nations top scholars on the pressing issues facing the world during this time. As we all unite to confront the challenges of the pandemic, conversations like this have never been more important. We will be taking audience questions, so i encourage you to submit yours using the button at the bottom of your screen. Todays briefing is from condoleezza rice, the senior fellow on Public Policy at the Hoover Institution. Staterved as secretary of , the second woman and first africanamerican woman to hold this post. Also president george w. Bush is National Security advisor. Look forward to
Hello. It is tuesday, april 14, 2020. Welcome to covid19 on the front lines. A digital event cast from the atlantic. We are going to be talking for the next hour or so about the latest science, about the latest treatments and will be looking forward about what we can expect in the weeks and months ahead. Before get underway, a moment to thank our underwriter who is making the conversations possible. First, lets take a look at where we are right now. As of last night, more than 580,000 americans have been diagnosed with covid19. Over 23,000 have died of covid19related complications. There are some signs of improvement in places like new york. The curve appears to be flattening, but some other hot spots are emerging and at the moment 315 million americans are still under stayathome orders. It is an evolving situation of course. The atlantic has been moving along with it publishing articles like the technology that could free america from quarantine and the coronavirus unique threat. To t
Communicating via videoconferencing. Sources tell nbc bay area news all nine bay area counties plan to extend the shelter at home at least until may 1 to help slow the spread of the coronavirus. As you know, we have a shelter in place order through april 7th. In this week well likely get a second shelter in place that will extend that date. Reporter word of the upcoming extension in the bay area comes as President Trump moved to extend nationwide social distancing guidelines. The better you do, the faster this whole nightmare will end. Therefore, we will be extending our guidelines to april 30th to slow the spread. Reporter the president once hoping to get people back to work by easter now saying that was just an aspiration, that he expects the country to begin recovering around june 1. Meanwhile, in the bay area, the push continues for social distancing, especially by keeping people out of parks and beaches. After large crowds last weekend, parking lots were closed, and people seemed