I don't think people realize how many of
us there actually are out there you see
it you see it you see it and it happens
to you if you just lost your job you're
not alone some 10 million Americans have
lost their jobs in the past two weeks
this is the inside edition comm
coronavirus news for April 2nd 2020
there were six point six million jobless
claims in the US this week that's the
most ever recorded this is an absolutely
insane number of people and it sure does
hurt to see these numbers I don't think
they're gonna let up anytime soon so
called non-essential service industries
have been hit hard this bartender on New
York's Lower East Side shared his
frustration with CBS News I don't
personally see a situation where I'm
back behind the bar full-time in full
swing until maybe some other coronavirus
numbers more than 200,000 people in the
US have been infected with COBIT 19 more
than 5,000 people have died from the
virus in this country among them jazz
patriarch Ellis Marsalis jr. Emmy and
Grammy winning songwriter Adam
Schlesinger and veteran actor mark Blum
here's more coronavirus coverage from
the Inside Edition dot-com team first
narrow montalbano this week I
interviewed a nurse who traveled a long
way to help fight the corona virus her
name is Brianna Alvarez and she's
American last year she and her husband
decided that they wanted to pick up and
move to Japan
Brianna worked as a nurse in Atlanta and
she kind of put her career on pause so
that she and her husband can go and live
out this dream that they had they were
loving life and totally happy with their
decision but then the corona virus hit
so she and her husband made the tough
decision to move back to the States
coming back was a
I don't want to say it was a hard
decision because we knew it was the
right thing to do but it was a sad
decision to me and now she's back to
nursing at Children's Healthcare of
Atlanta knowing that we're doing our
best to make a difference helps a little
bit she's just one of many health care
workers that have really stepped up
during this global pandemic and now
let's see what leaves working on well
it's looking like I can use a haircut
and pretty much everybody else in
America is saying that as well for most
of us who are in self quarantine right
now the big debate should you or should
you not cut your hair well take a look
pink tried to do it last night
how do you think she did I think I'm
looking pretty good am I giving you like
Alyssa Milano vibes right now Charlize
Theron uh-huh however Jonathan Mendez
told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show
you should not cut your hair while
you're in quarantine let it grow out
leave it to the professionals or when
we're allowed to go back to the hair
salons and barbershops like Shelton says
he's gonna regrow a mullet how do you
think that will look now let's send it
over to Caleb or hi everyone I'm
bringing you some good news today how
people are using their balconies and
roof stacks to join in song with their
neighbors around the world we caught up
with one couple in New York City Eric
and Valentine Kerry who are throwing a
socially distant block party on their
rooftop every day at 6 p.m. trying to
get some of our neighbors here in
beautiful New York City to help have a
nice moment of peace and music and
community and enjoyment they play music
they sing songs and they just join in a
little show of solidarity with their
neighbors people are also using this
moment to applaud first responders and
just show their neighbors that even
though we can't be together physically
we can be together socially
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