Trump: 'We're starting to see light at the end of the tunnel' 

U.S. President Donald Trump expressed hope on Sunday that the country was seeing a "leveling-off" of the coronavirus crisis in some of the nation's hot spots, saying Americans were starting to see "the light at the end of the tunnel."

New York, the hardest-hit state, reported on Sunday that for the first time in a week, deaths had fallen slightly from the day before.

But there were nearly 600 new deaths for a total of 4,159 among 122,000 confirmed cases of the disease. Across the United States, over 321,000 people have tested positive and more than 9,100 have died, according to a Reuters tally.

"Maybe that's a good sign," Trump told reporters at a White House briefing, referring to the drop in fatalities in New York.

By calling the virus a monster that needed to be stopped, Trump said the U.S. has tested and received results for 1.67 million Americans.

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