Arthur Evans, CEO of the American Psychological Association, discusses stress management during the coronavirus pandemic, and Reuters' David Shepardson discusses what the federal government may do to stabilize the auto and airline industries.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (D) held a news conference at Bergen Community College, the location of the state's first coronavirus community-based testing site. The governor announced the state conducted over 600 tests and was planning on opening a second testing site the following Monday. Gov. Murphy said that further isolation orders were expected to be announced shortly and that the state was making preparations to increase hospital capacity and secure additional personal protective equipment. The governor also said he had requested the federal government delay the 2020 census and Real ID requirements.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee (D) held a news conference in Olympia on the state's coronavirus response efforts. He spoke about the need to continue with social distancing and avoid large gatherings. He also talked about the economic hardships on people and small businesses, and discussed why the state hasn't declared "shelter in place" yet.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) held a briefing on coronavirus. Governor Cuomo gave an update on the number of positive coronavirus cases in the state, a request to FEMA for field hospitals and the acquisition of two million N95 masks for the state's healthcare workers.
President Trump and the White House Coronavirus task force held a briefing. President Trump gave an update on securing more medical supplies for healthcare workers and working on a two trillion-dollar stimulus package with Congress. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson announced the "cessation of foreclosure and eviction proceedings for American citizens."
National Association of Broadcasters CEO Gordon Smith talks about how the American public watches & uses TV - including stepped-up reliance on TV at this time of the coronavirus outbreak. He also discusses spectrum & media ownership.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) held a briefing on coronavirus. Governor Cuomo gave an update on the number of positive coronavirus cases in the state, a request to FEMA for field hospitals and the acquisition of two million N95 masks for the state's healthcare workers.
President Trump and the White House Coronavirus task force held a briefing. President Trump gave an update on securing more medical supplies for healthcare workers and working on a two trillion-dollar stimulus package with Congress. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson announced the "cessation of foreclosure and eviction proceedings for American citizens."
At the opening of Saturday's Senate session Minority Leader Schumer and Majority Leader McConnell talked about the third coronavirus aid package being negotiated. Senator Schumer said the U.S. needs a Marshall Plan-type measure for the public health sector. Senator McConnell reiterated that a procedural vote would likely take place Sunday with a final vote expected on Monday.
Senator Durbin said there were 163 new covid-19 cases announced for his home state of Illinois yesterday. He also talked about Gov. Pritzker's 'stay at home' order and about the effect the outbreak is having on the airline industry.
Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen spoke about the effect the coronavirus is having on workers and small businesses in his home state. He said there should be a moratorium on foreclosures or evictions during the pandemic. Other topics he covered included small business loans, a virus vaccine & school closures.
Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen spoke about the effect the coronavirus is having on workers and small businesses in his home state. He said there should be a moratorium on foreclosures or evictions during the pandemic. Other topics he covered included small business loans, a virus vaccine & school closures.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) briefly spoke to reporters about the trillion-dollar coronavirus relief package. He said they were making progress on a bipartisan basis and announced that the Senate will have a procedural vote on Sunday, possibly bringing the measure to a final vote on the Senate floor on Monday.
President Trump and the White House Coronavirus task force held a briefing. President Trump gave an update on securing more medical supplies for healthcare workers and working on a two trillion-dollar stimulus package with Congress. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson announced the "cessation of foreclosure and eviction proceedings for American citizens."
At the opening of Saturday's Senate session Minority Leader Schumer and Majority Leader McConnell talked about the third coronavirus aid package being negotiated. Senator Schumer said the U.S. needs a Marshall Plan-type measure for the public health sector. Senator McConnell reiterated that a procedural vote would likely take place Sunday with a final vote expected on Monday.
Senator Durbin said there were 163 new covid-19 cases announced for his home state of Illinois yesterday. He also talked about Gov. Pritzker's 'stay at home' order and about the effect the outbreak is having on the airline industry.
Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen spoke about the effect the coronavirus is having on workers and small businesses in his home state. He said there should be a moratorium on foreclosures or evictions during the pandemic. Other topics he covered included small business loans, a virus vaccine & school closures.
Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen spoke about the effect the coronavirus is having on workers and small businesses in his home state. He said there should be a moratorium on foreclosures or evictions during the pandemic. Other topics he covered included small business loans, a virus vaccine & school closures.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) briefly spoke to reporters about the trillion-dollar coronavirus relief package. He said they were making progress on a bipartisan basis and announced that the Senate will have a procedural vote on Sunday, possibly bringing the measure to a final vote on the Senate floor on Monday.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) held a briefing on coronavirus. Governor Cuomo gave an update on the number of positive coronavirus cases in the state, a request to FEMA for field hospitals and the acquisition of two million N95 masks for the state's healthcare workers.
At the opening of Saturday's Senate session Minority Leader Schumer and Majority Leader McConnell talked about the third coronavirus aid package being negotiated. Senator Schumer said the U.S. needs a Marshall Plan-type measure for the public health sector. Senator McConnell reiterated that a procedural vote would likely take place Sunday with a final vote expected on Monday.
President Trump and the White House Coronavirus task force held a briefing. President Trump gave an update on securing more medical supplies for healthcare workers and working on a two trillion-dollar stimulus package with Congress. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson announced the "cessation of foreclosure and eviction proceedings for American citizens."
