Right now, we're closing in on three million cases of Corona virus worldwide, with nearly 100 80,000 people dead.

Stephen Fabian begins our coverage.

There are new concerns today about air conditioning events and whether they could be spreading cove in 19 particularly at nursing homes.

A new study from China found that the air conditioning at a restaurant there blew the virus particles around the dining room, infecting nine customers.

All my virology friends say Kobe, 19 is the most transmissible virus ever.

So imagine being in a close space.

You breathe a little saliva with viruses up in the air that an air conditioner, our air units circulates around the room.

It's a problem.

The pandemic continues to impact major events.

No running with the bulls in Spain this year.

But Macy's Fourth of July fireworks show in New York will happen, but not in the traditional way.

With a mass gathering of three million Spectators one way or another, the show will go on one way or another.

We're going to celebrate the Fourth of July and look at this disturbing front page headline.

Let them Die.

It's the new guideline for paramedics in New York instructed not to resuscitate patients if there is no pulse.

In hard hit Connecticut, a new weapon is being deployed.

A pandemic drone that monitor social, distancing those circles on the ground or six feet in diameter.

It also uses infrared technology to detect individual temperature spikes.

In Los Angeles, the schools have become a lifeline for families in need, handing out millions of meals.

The workers here say it's not uncommon for this line of cars to reach for more than a mile because this campus and 62 others in Los Angeles aren't just serving food to students.

They're giving it to anyone who needs It happens you got chips, you got burritos, you got you got just about everything.

Anyone can come and get food, no questions asked.

Watch out way.

MSNBC's Kristen Welker had a close call today when her lights were blown over in the high wind as she was reporting on Cove in 19 from the White House lawn somewhere, okay, and a big hand for these brave volunteers, nurses and doctors from across the nation who answered the call to volunteer in New York.

Today they're going home, honored by NYPD as they arrived for their final chef, and we applaud them, too.