No deal. With millions of unemployed Americans growing more desperate, Congress is at an impasse over how to help.

We're far apart.

Yes.

Now the President says he'll act alone.

I'm taking executive action.

We've had it.

Is it legal and will it work?

I'll talk to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

and President Trump's chief economic advisor Larry Cudlow

next.

And Grim prediction. Health experts project 100,000 more deaths this year

as coronavirus spreads and state officials scramble to gain control.

This virus has a mind of its own.

We have no idea how it's going to progress.

A leader whose false positive test result kept him from meeting with the president this week, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine ahead.

Plus, face-to-face, presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden narrows in on his search for a running mate, the latest on his VP shortlist ahead. Hello, I'm Dana Bash in for Jake Tapper in Washington, where the state of our union is confused and angry.

It is difficult even to fathom the number of Americans suffering from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

Nearly 5 million of them have now tested positive for the virus and 162,

are dead.

More than 7 million students are starting the school year with online learning only,

and more than 16 million Americans are unemployed.

And after two weeks of negotiating congressional Democrats in the White House could not

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