inside the main hospital, none in the field hospal but tosh is confident that will chge we hear from. it's required some creativity ingenuity. the hospital took hold waiting area recline and converted them into trtment chairs and installed a rather sobering featu the tosh hopes is your team will never ve to use in case patients get violent the people need to t out says right now he'sbalancing being prepared with managing the fears and concer of his staff over what may be coming. i don't know that anybody alive. has ever seen ything. one thing doctor tosh is now in patients seeking emergency treatment outside of coronairus the scene much fewer patients come here seeking treatment for heart attacks and strokes over the past few weeks. coronavirus brian todd cnn ul fredericksburg virginia. >>internationally we have slovakia, austria and the czech republic now requiring everyone to wear a ma when they're in public help coronavirus our own federal government is considering somethingsimilar. but there's debate ondical ofessionals as to whether that makes sense kron four's dan kerman explai

inside the main hospital, none in the field hospital but tosh is confident that will change we hear from. it's required some creativity ingenuity. the hospital took hold waiting area recliners and converted them into treatment chairs and put on hold. her purse as i the bag. and they've installed a rather sobering feature the tosh hopes is your team will never have to use in case patients get violent the people need to get out says right now he's balancing being prepared with managing the fears and concerns of his staff over what may be coming. i don't know that anybody alive. has ever seen anything. one thing doctor tosh is now concerned about is a drop-off in patients seeking emergency treatment outside of coronavirus the scene much fewer patients come in here seeking treatment for heart attacks and strokes over the past few weeks. >>he says they're all fearful that they're going to get coronavirus brian todd cnn fredericksburg virginia. >>32 about the masks. remember we told you yesterday that the cdc might come out say everybody should wear the the president actually said if you

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one was when they travel to india together and they went to visit the tosh mall and justice scalia describedow he watched justice ginsburg u listened to e tour guide described the love story behind the building of the taj mahal and he said he saw the tears start to stream from her eyes and as he told me that, i'm 90% sure i have a tear both related to the opinion. the other story he liked to talk about with parasailing the justice ginsburg when she was a young 70-year-old was in need of the legal exchange. she turned to her husband and said that looks like fun. we should do that. he said are you crazy and if you do that i will remember you to our grandchildren. the host said i will go parasailing with you. so his wife was equally horrified and said if there is an accident and they can only save one of you, if that were not e -- it better not be you. >> they had to adjust the weight because they were normal sized human beings. [laughter] off they went and they went up and down into the water. wendy and i asked about this experience a few years ago when we were interviewing her and said what w

correspondent tosh's sweet is in long beach with the story. with people flying and driving last the oil industry is taking a hit and as you can see there are dozens of oil tankers up the coast here in southern california but the line of work there was far north as san francisco with simply no place to unload in this exclusive video you're looking at 20000000 barrels of oil floating off the west coast roughly 3 dozen ships scattered throughout the waters from long beach to san francisco with nowhere to go as facilities for storing crude are nearly full these tankers are acting as floating storage for oil these oil tankers up and down the california coast are carrying roughly 20 percent of the world's daily consumption of crude with stay at home orders lingering for almost 2 months the need for oil has sharply declined and across the country oil storage facilities are at their capacity which is why oil has been pushed on to tinker to float out at sea pumps are still running extracting oil from the ground and all that oil has to go somewhere so b

and other 3rd parties has surface but it's not zooms only issue at the moment our key correspondent tosh's sweet has more on what other challenges the company is facing . as cases of coping 1900. people are working from home many are utilizing the video conferencing platform called 0. students are using it to keep up with their classes and friends are staying in touch on it to keep a sense of community but now according to a lawsuit filed monday this is sending data to facebook and 3rd parties according to the lawsuit the unique advertising identifier allows companies to target the user with advertisements this information is sent to facebook by zoom regardless of whether the user has an account with facebook zooms c.e.o. has acknowledged its data sharing in a blog post and says they're doing away with the practice erik un says our customers privacy is incredibly important to us and therefore we decided to remove the facebook s.t.k. in our apple base client and have reconfigured the feature so that users will still be able to log in with facebook via their browser the lawsuit also claims i

one in the morning i believe y you, tosh, rods national security advisor and his chief of staff, jim. later in the second day, there's a second meeting with you, lisa page, that same group plus stu goldberg and i believe scott -- in these two meetings, obviously you write about the special counsel, he thought it was important to get done, who else was pushing for this special counsel among this select group of people privy to what was going on? >> it's hard for me to go back, i can't say who exactly said what i was not the only voice in the room that felt strongly that special counsel did it quickly. the other strong opinion in that direction, he was serving as chief of staff. >> why did he think it needed to be done? >> in retrospect, it's hard for me to say what he was thinking but some of the things we were talking about, we had a briefing in front of congress coming up to update us on the status of the case and the steps we had taken. rod was totally supportive of that roofing and that decision to do it, he was very clear about wanting to do it with me, which i felt was the right

we're going to do it smartly, safely, and we're going to be returning as a senate tosh gton on monday, but i think this is really good news. when youtake a lookt at the fact that we have 30 million who are nemployed right ncause to have the pandemic, we need to do everything we can to help those people get back to work. want toruff: i als ask you about testing, senator, because people are asking how long is it going t take to get to where the united states needs to be on testing? right now, per capita, we are only about half of where germany is, and we're behind a number of other countries. en can americans look for testing to be where it needs to be? >> we're getting closer. dr. fauci said we need about 3 million tests a week. we'rat about 2 million tets a week. we lost about six weeks by the delays inonmination for the centers for disease control in e february arly march. we're moving in a right direction. we're now at n pointoming where we have enough tests that because we have t medicaln supplies, we have the hospital beds, and we have the testing to make sure that, if there's a f

johnson miksch tosh was the law, the state act the properly and you better get out and take the same deal the choctaws did. and tcrees did. all of these tribes left remnants behind. including the porch cree band, the eastern charity and the mississippi choctaws who were groups of the tribe that didn't leave. but so cass engineered those. cass wrote a piece for publation called "examination of the cherokee question" which was published all over the country which was the jackson administration's argument that worcester was wrongly decided. and so things started to appear to be turning at least with tribes that weren't the cherokee. the cherokees refused to go anywhere still. they had a court victory. they didn't have to go anywhere. this map shows -- you can see chickasaw. those are the dates of the removal treatsies. chock stau 1830. seminoles 1832 and '33. the cherokee, no, they are still there. that's later date up there. so why did the cherokees go? and i'll tell you what i think finally drove the cherokees to depart. georgia is -- rather the supreme court justices are getting old

toshe is encouraging people do a better job of following social distancing measures. that is what i'm understanding. i think thatmp: everybody would have to be thrilled with what most states are doing. states that have almost no bump. i would think that you have many others that, for whatever reason, they are hired. you could condemn people living in a flat liner with people living in something where there is a big bump. >> how many flatlined do we have? i will bring you the whole deck again and we will divide out the states so you can see them. you really have to see each state separately. that is why i started with, there are states where you have heard me talking about how concerned i was. that, beforetes the guidelines went out or right after the guidelines went out -- you can look at it on the website if you go to healthdata.org about when governors made clarity about closing their states as far as social distancing. doing take out. and you can lined that up with presidential guidelines. and not all states where the presidential guidelines came out immediately. t