Morning COVID-19 Headlines From March 17, 2020

Name: Morning COVID-19 Headlines From March 17, 2020
Uploaded: 2020-03-17T15:07:15+00:00
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Description: Gov. Walz is urging all impacted workers to file for unemployment right away, and stocks opened broadly higher on Wall Street, a day after plunging to their

Video Credit: CBS 4 WCCO Minnesota - Duration: 07:16s - Published on March 17, 2020

Morning COVID-19 Headlines From March 17, 2020

Gov.

Walz is urging all impacted workers to file for unemployment right away, and stocks opened broadly higher on Wall Street, a day after plunging to their worst loss in more than three decades, Heather Brown and Jason DeRusha report (7:16).

WCCO Mid-Morning - March 17, 2020

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