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governor napolis in colorado.r newsom in california have all taken aggressive steps to release people. we can release elderly people. there are tens of thousands of people behind bars who are elderly and infirm. there are people who are within six months of their date of release. why not accelerate the release of these people and make it possible for them to not be subjected to this virus, which in many ways is a heat-seeking disease for black and brown people. because it metastasizes around the very conditions that our community is victims to. that is, the condition of chronic disease, hypertension, asthma, high blood pressure, obesity. and this disease is like a heat-seeking disease, a virus that finds these populations and ultimately kills. >> trevor: here's the question to play devil's advocate, that many people would ask. they would say, "i understand that you don't want anyone to die from this, but how do you convince the population at large that people who have been locked up for maybe committing a crime, a

government support, the opportunity to purchase so sites can look more long-term as being part of our napoli of solutions to address the homeless crisis in the state of california. it is a long way of saying we are not just thinking short term. are also beginning to process and orientation of focus and energy around long-term support. to support getting people off the street in a permanent way. again, this could not have happened without fema's extraordinary support and partners and leadership. and i will ask for the head of art homeless our homeless task force, the mayor of sacramento, who has been out front on this issue for years and is here. once again to see this crisis of covid come together in a way that reinforces the sense of urgency and how we are pleased and proud he is the mayor of sacramento leading the efforts throughout the state of california, darrell steinberg. mayor steinberg: thank you, governor. let me begin by thanking you. you often talk and have talked frequently over these last days about californians meeting the moment. you are meeting the moment. and more than meeti

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governor larry hogan is the chairman of the national governors association and he joins us now from napolis. governor hogan, lcome. the newshour. your state of maryland, we believe, has now passed 4300 cases, surpassed 100 deaths. in yany wa, do you fel you're getting your arms around this? >> well, it's very hard to ever feel like you're getting yor arms around it. i mean, i feel like we're as prepared as we possibly could be. i was on ne of the firste country to declare a state of ioergency, and we've taken unprecedented ac every single day for the past 33 days. but like everyone, we're tryingc to pltch-up and trying to stay one step ahead of it, but anybody to say, you know, we've got our arms wrapped around it. >> woodruff: whatdo you mos need right now? as you know, so much conversation about governors having hard time getting th equipment, getting the supplies they need. what is the most critical to you now? >> wal, it's the sme for every governor, i think, judy. it's the same thi that you keep hearing about. and it's-- the most difficul s thing i wouay right now is ventilators. and w