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Nice. What a good Governor.
But muh freedom
Nice. What a good Governor.
its WORSE than that -
SCOTUS made this ruling - REMOTELY - thru video - (for safety reasons)
WHILE FORCING WISCONSIN VOTERS TO GO OUT IN PUBLIC
They arent
Chris is OK with ICE busting illegal immigrants from every which where but is outraged when actual citizens dont comply with the law.
Trump going to be out there pumping hands and kissing babies at all those church revivals, tractor pulls and klan meeting come May?
Chris is also ok with killing innocents so long as they are muslims and possibly sexuals based on his post history but he's not Ok with the government taking down the license numbers of "Christians" who break the law and endanger the health of others.
man made virus boomer
Nothing to do with the article. I thought you respected other people's religions angry atheist Blake?
troll account = not worth a response
What part about illegal did you not understand? Don't like it? Ask your favorite person from Congress to change the law.
Trump doesn't have to hold any more rallies to secure his second term, but he does it for the people.
Trump
Freedom to assemble...freedom to worship...If we can social distance at Wal-Mart and H-E-B, then the same thing should be fine at a church.
That we’re not, proves the church has finally been conquered by the state.
You can’t get food without a market
you can pray without a church
Herr Beshear
That's my .
Get your own .
there are two things wrong with that post
Call it a germ and make it three.
Governor Cuomo: Trump Is Right To Question W.H.O., Has ‘Effectively’ Used Defense Production Act
Blame trump for who bad advise
Liberals
Yes medical expert
Not you think you expert in everything though
You are really a suckpussynancy liberal
“The president, his answer is the World Health Organization should have been blowing the whistle,” Cuomo continued. “I don’t know enough to know if that’s right or wrong, but I know the question is right, and sometimes the question is more important than the answer. How did this happen? I mean, I still want to know how this happened because the warning signs were there, and if you don’t know the answer, then how do you know it’s not going to happen again? Right? Fool me once.”
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USA spends millions for those people get advise that is wrong
Blame trump !
Liberal thinking
Wonder how much crime will be committed in Kentucky when people know cops be looking at car plates
This site is becoming useless.
Not much if they can see the criminals' plates.
Prove that people at the store need food!
I am sure they have food there they just want beer or smokes and ran out
Us cases top 500,000 and researchers say worse is yet to come for florida and texas
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the United States topped 500,000 on Friday as health officials reported the highest number of deaths in a single day.
As of Friday evening, 18,637 people in the United States have died of coronavirus, according to a tally by Johns Hopkins University, an increase of 1,953 deaths from Thursday. Worldwide, there are 1.69 million confirmed cases and more than 102,000 reported deaths.
The grim milestone comes as researchers warned that lifting social distancing measures too soon could lead to a setback in the pandemic mitigation.
The latest version of an influential model tracking the coronavirus pandemic estimated the US will see peak daily death numbers on Friday instead of Sunday.
The peak use of resources — like hospital beds and ventilators — will be on or around Saturday, as suggested earlier this week, according to the Ins ute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington in Seattle.
States like New York and New Jersey may have already passed their peaks this week, but Florida and Texas could see the worst by the end of the month, according to the IHME model.
Dr. Chris Murray, director at the IHME, said that even if the country sees a decrease in the number of deaths, ending mitigation efforts — like stay-at-home orders or social distancing — could have a negative effect by the summer.
“If we were to stop at the national level by May 1, we are seeing (in models) a return to almost where we are now sometime in July,” Murray said on CNN’s AC360.
The IHME’s modeling also estimates more people will die from coronavirus than previously predicted.
On Wednesday, the IHME estimated that 60,415 in the US would die of coronavirus by August, assuming social distancing policies continue through May. On Friday, that estimate increased to 61,500.
White House coronavirus response coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx said health officials seeing a leveling of the curve for the first time since the pandemic hit the country but urged Americans to continue mitigation efforts.
“So it’s really about the encouraging signs that we see, but as encouraging as they are, we have not reached the peak, and so every day we need to continue to do what we did yesterday, and the week before, and the week before that,” Birx said at a White House news conference on Friday.
After federal officials began discussing what it would take for the US to reopen this week, new government projections indicate that coronavirus infections and deaths may dramatically increase if social distancing and other measures are lifted after only 30 days.
The projections, obtained by The New York Times, were drafted by the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Health and Human Services and dated April 9. The projections don’t indicate when those es would take place, the Times reported.
The Times reported that the do ents outline three scenarios, including one where no restrictions are imposed and another where 25% of people telework, some social distancing continues, and schools remain closed until the summer months. The third scenario adds a 30-day shelter-in-place to the restrictions in the second scenario.
If stay-at-home orders are lifted after 30 days, report says, there would be a bump in the demand for ventilators and the death toll could reach 200,000, according to the Times.
A Health and Human Services spokesperson told CNN’s Kristen Holmes, “We do not comment on any alleged, leaked do ents.” CNN has reached out to the Department of Homeland Security for comment.
President Donald Trump said he is hoping to reopen the country by a certain date, but he won’t do anything until he knows the country will be healthy.
“We don’t want to go back and start doing it over again, even though it would be in a smaller scale,” Trump said during Friday’s White House coronavirus briefing.
Earlier on Friday, the nation’s top infections disease expert cautioned against reopening too early, saying there should be a clear indication that the country is “strongly going in the right direction.”
“So, even though we’re in a holiday season, now is no time to back off,” said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Ins ute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told CNN. “As I say so often, now is the time to actually put your foot on the accelerator. Because we’re going in the right direction.”
Antibody tests that would verify whether a person recently had the novel coronavirus could be available within a week, according to the nation’s top infectious disease expert.
“Within a period of a week or so, we’re going to have a rather large number of tests that are available,” Fauci said on CNN’s New Day Friday morning.
Having antibodies to the coronavirus could mean someone is protected from getting re-infected, making such tests important for medical workers and others on the front lines fighting the pandemic.
“If their antibody test is positive, one can formulate strategies about whether or not they would be at risk or vulnerable to getting re-infected,” Fauci explained.
Tests that would identify a current infection would still be important, he said, and used in parallel with antibody tests, which still need to be validated.
“But as we look forward, as we get to the point of at least considering opening up the country as it were, it’s very important to appreciate and to understand how much that virus has penetrated this society,” Fauci said. “Because it’s very likely that there are a large number of people out there that have been infected, have been asymptomatic and did not know they were infected.”
Antibody tests are used in other clinical scenarios, said Dr. Colleen Kraft, associate chief medical officer of Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. Soon, she said, we’ll learn whether a coronavirus antibody test “tells us that somebody can go back to work, for instance, tells us that somebody is no longer infectious, and tells us that somebody cannot get the virus again.”
As officials begin discussing what it would take for the US to reopen, there could be “merit” to the idea of Americans carrying certificates of immunity that prove they have tested positive for coronavirus antibodies, Fauci said.
Fauci told CNN, “It’s one of those things that we talk about when we want to make sure that we know who the vulnerable people are and not.”
Americans need to continue to adhere to social distancing guidelines throughout the coming holiday weekend, Fauci said Friday.
“Because it is working,” he said. “The kinds of mitigations that we’re doing now, the curves that we’re seeing flattening and coming down, that’s exactly and precisely because of what the American public is doing.”
Some states remain cautiously optimistic with the latest developments.
In New York, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Friday that there was a dramatic decline” in the hospitalization rate averaged over the past three days.
“Overall, New York is flattening the curve,” Cuomo said.
The number of deaths, though, remained close to Wednesday’s high, down to 777 from 799. Cuomo described the deaths as a lagging indicator, saying those who don’t make it tend to have been hospitalized the longest.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said new hospitalizations are dropping, while Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson announced the state has the lowest number of hospitalizations per 100,000 people compared to other neighboring states.
And while the number of coronavirus-related deaths continues to increase in Ohio, the number of people impacted by the virus is lower than previously projected, Gov. Mike DeWine said.
“Ohioans have done a great job,” the governor told CNN’s Jim Sciutto Friday. “They’ve changed the future, but we’ve got to keep doing it.”
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the state has seen a 1.9% drop of people in ICU, and the stay-at-home order appears to be working.
“I think we’re seeing the consequences of that when we see that our mortality rate is really a lot lower than what have been predicted, and it really shows that this mitigation works,” said Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
While maintaining social distancing measures appears to be holding down the spread in some areas, reopening the country will require a strategy and understanding the extent of the transmission, experts say.
Less than in Chicago, probably.
"Different churches have stayed open for different reasons. All of them need to suspend in-person events if they love their neighbors,” said Nathan Empsall, an Episcopal priest and campaigns director for the liberal-leaning grassroots Christian group Faithful America. "The best way to love our neighbors is to do so from a distance right now.”
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