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New York City may soon follow San Francisco’s coronavirus shelter-in-place directive, as virus spreads across U.S., demand for testing increases, and small businesses struggle amid pandemic.Watch “NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt” at 6:30 p.m. ET / 5:30 p.m. CT (or check your local listings).
1:32 Coronavirus Puts Millions Of Americans On Lockdown
1:53 7 Million Sheltering In Place In San Francisco Area
2:48 Mayor: New York May Be Ordered To Shelter In Place
3:21 White House Urges Americans To Use Telemedicine
3:37 Fauci: 'We Can't Do This Without The Young People'
4:00 Coronavirus Disrupts Life From Coast To Coast
4:37 Midway Airport Tower Closes After Workers Test Positive
5:35 Massive Lines At Drive-through Test Sites
6:20 Surge In Patients Pushing Hospitals To Limit
6:45 Coronavirus Patient 'Felt Pretty Awful For 5 Days'
7:05 Rising Concern For Americans With Underlying Conditions
7:27 First Coronavirus Vaccine Clinical Trials Underway
7:44 Study: Nation's ICUs Could Need Four Tmes As Many Beds
8:18 White House Considers Sending Checks To Americans
9:04 White House Proposing $1 Trillion Stimulus Package
9:27 April 15 Tax Deadline Postponed For 90 Days
9:54 Small Businesses, Travel & Hotel Industries Feeling Impact
12:03 Arizona, Florida & Illinois Hold Primaries, Ohio Postpones
13:58 Europe Closing External Borders For 30 Days
15:41 Critical Shortage Of Life-saving Ventilators In U.S.
18:25 Does Ibuprofen Make Coronavirus Symptoms Worse?
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