ANNA PALMER, SENIOR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT, "POLITICO": Well, I think two things. One, it shows the money advantage at the Joe Biden campaign now has compared to the Trump campaign which has really pulled back a lot of its advertising with this cash that they are experiencing. I think the other thing is, health care is something that Democrats feel very solid on. If you look at the past two elections, at least, that is something that they drove home, and that Republicans don't have an answer for. I think everybody is concerned about their health right now. And this is just a reinforcing the message. You don't have to talk about coronavirus. You don't have to talk about that. But people do wonder where their health care is going to be. Particularly as more people are unemployed. Particularly as people are facing some of these challenges around the coronavirus. And so, this is definitely an area where Democrats and the Biden campaign feel very, like they're on steady ground compared to where the president is.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: They've got $100 million coming their way to help out in Florida. Thanks to Michael Bloomberg there, as well. Anna palmer, David Gregory, thanks so much for being with us. So, this morning, we're beginning to remember some of the 194,000 Americans lost to coronavirus. Pamela Ford was a community program supervision specialist at the Broward County Sheriff's Department of Florida for nearly three decades. She was 54 years old. Her mother also tested positive for the virus and passed away last month. 67-year-old Johnny Lee Peoples and 65-year-old Cathy Darlene Peoples were married for 48 years. The North Carolina couple died within four minutes of each other while holding hands in the hospital last week. Their son, Shane, says he feels cheated. Dr. Rebecca Shadowen was a prominent specialist in infectious diseases in Bowling Green, Kentucky. She died on September 11th after a four- month battle with the virus. Before she got sick, Dr. Shadowen was involved in trials for the National Institutes of Health to develop treatments for coronavirus. We'll be right back.
Remembering the Lives Lost to Coronavirus