i just finished before i came here with the mayor of trenton. asking them how many people have you tested, how big is your population, what are your testing goals, what obstacles are you seeing, do you have test supplies, and what type of tests are you doing, and how can we support you. and we may be bringing in a third-party party vendor to help with that. just from my conversation with the trenton mayor, we new to be able to be more mobile, move testing closer to people who those whoarticularly are living in high-rise apartment buildings that perhaps cannot get to either a walk-through or drive-through. so, it is going to be a combination, but we really do plan on doing these first six, then moving on to other cities that may need our help. gov. murphy: one thing that occurs to me, dan, tomorrow we may want to, to judy's point, remind everybody. the testing capacity, this is night and day with where we were in early march. right? we had enormous demand is a country, and certainly that included here, had very little supply. now we are among the

that's true here in trenton.t's important to engage the members of our community to continue this fight together. giving tuesday last year encouraged donors to give locally and keep resources in our community. we had 12 non-profits participate. as giving tuesday launched this year, we're able to apply for a grant from the starling fund to give us more resources to up the cash prizes and highlight the really incredible work of some of our community members as they're highlighting such positive aspects of our community. >> where did the inspiration for this idea come from? how is it born? >> we do a triannual community assessment and those often talk about what are the challenges to being healthy. we started asking our community, what do you like about the community? what makes you proud to live here. that was the question that took people back. we started to look for ways to highlight that. the effort had more than 50 graphs, we had local social media influencers judge for us. we commissioned one of the photograph

of liberty was in jeopardy, american warriors carried the flag through ice and snow to victory at trenton it up the mast of great battleships in manila bay. they fought through hell to raise it high atop a remote island in the pacific ocean called iwo jima. from the philippine sea, to fallujah, from new orleans, to normandie, from saratoga, to saipan, from the battle of baltimore, to the battle of the bulge, americans gave their lives to carry that flag through piercing waves, blazing fires, sweltering deserts, and storms of bullets and shrapnel. they climbed atop enemy tanks, jumped out of burning airplanes, and leapt on live grenades. their love was boundless. their devotion was without limit. their courage was beyond measure. army green beret captain daniel eggars grew up in cape coral florida determined to continue his family tradition of military service, and it was a great addition. -- a great tradition. he attended the legendary citadel military college in south carolina. soon, he met a beautiful cadet, rebecca, and they fell in love, married, and had two sons. in 2004, daniel left

host: let's hear from john in trenton, new jersey. caller: yeah, i wanted to thank c-span for taking my call. any clinicsou have around trenton or anywhere in the mercy counter adria -- mercer county area? my second question, do you think this virus they have now was a weapon grade virus and i got loose on the public? i want to thank you for being there, because the federal government is standing up for ,he people in the united states went tomitch mcconnell health care before donald trump even got in. host: thank you we will hear from nicole lamoureux. guest: we do have clinics located near you. you can go to the website and put in our zip code and search for them, or send us an email. if for some reason the clinic is not available to you at this point in time, our team will help you find a location closer to you. it may be a federally qualified health center that is located in your area that can serve you. for this virus, my job is to make sure i get people healthy and make sure our clinics have what they need to provide the life-sav

any caller at trenton psychiatric hospital and i don't have programsa donation numbers.erhaps you all do and if we don't we can come back to you on that. please, judy. >> trenton psychiatric hospital, number -- do you want to know the number of employees that tested positive? [inaudible] how they backfill? my understand something they have not staffing issues and not been brought to my attention. so i make the assumption a they've been able to backfill. for those that are out either not feeling well or isolation or quarantine, i have no other report on that. gov. murphy: if we get more color on that we can come pack. on plasma any -- >> i don't have any statistics on plasma. it's going on -- gov. murphy: we find out, either through university hospital or red cross or both, is that right? >> it's happening. we know that. >> and it's happening in other -- in major hospitals are doing it now. gov. murphy: not just them. you good? so with that, i'm going to mask up. again, everybody, first of all, thank you, i want to thank judy and christina to my right and pat to my left a

empty shop windows and parentheses are becoming more and more common in spanish cities trenton's spain is one of the country's most affected by the crisis at all levels where the pictures of overcrowded toast which are only a few weeks old the latest economic figures are causing you borrow experts are warning of unemployment rates of more than 30 per cent. the terrace is slowly beginning to fill up he's been able to reemploy 3 office format stuff he's hoping the next easing up restrictions might mean he can soon invite customers inside to. we're joined now by the correspondent who filed that report for us john philip shelves good morning to you in. young philip even 1st off more than half of spain returned to a semblance of normality today or yesterday rather but half the country is still on lockdown yes that's true but still for the people here in spain it's been a huge step it might seem still strict compared to other countries but we have to keep in mind that some days ago all of spain was under the strictest lockdown in all of europe so the new rules that i would now include beside

basically it shows where the test was done in fact, a person in new york or seattle or trenton or somewhere in europe has tested. so we have a location. we also had a time so we have a location and time and we have the actual genome and what we are trying to do, what we are actually trying to map the mutation through time and through space. in the case of covid-19, when you look at the figures that are on the screen and you see the actual biomes in time. we can look at some of the really important moments here. we can see the rise of it and the purple that you see is the transmission through china. and when we start looking at the trait, you can see that there are red and there really the transmission to north america. and to the united states. there's two groups, one at the top and one of the bottom. and what is interesting with the map tells us for example is the part that changes in seattle, the initial and in illinois are actually from china. they had a mutation that are very much like the chinese virus but the one that is at the top, is really from europe and it has mutations that come

public health england will set up an assurance service to contact people at a trenton to ensure that they understand the requirements and to also ensure that felt self isolation. donald trump is calling on governors in the united states to re open churches and other houses of worship. the u. s. president has deem such places as essential trump's head of governors don't abide by requests he would override them however it's unclear if the president has the authority to do so. some governors have detained a liquor store portion clinics is essential. but i've left out churches and other houses of worship style right. so i'm correcting this injustice in calling houses of worship essential. i call upon governors to allow our c churchs and plplaces of worship to open right now if they don't do it i will o override the governor's. now there are fears brazil could become the new epicenter of the corona virus pandemic the president jerry bolsonaro has repeatedly dismissed the seriousness of covert nineteen and continues to call for an end of locked out measures. the viruses hitting brazil's in

american warriors carried that flag through ice and snow to victory at trenton.hey hoisted up the mass of great battleship in manila bay. a remote island in the pacific ocean. from the philippines sea, from new orleans to normandy, from saratoga to saipan, from the battle of baltimore, americans gave their lives to carry that flag through waves and blazing fires and storms of bullets and shrapnels. they jump oed out of burning planes and left on live grenades. their love was boundless and their devotion was without limits. ar captain daniels grew up in florida decided to continue his service. hi attended the citadel college in south carolina. soon he met a beautiful cadet rebecca. they fell in love, married, and had two sons. in 2004, daniel left for his second deployment in afghanistan. on the morning of may 29th, daniel and his team were pursuing a group of deadly terrorists when he was killed by an explosive device. this week is the 16th anniversary of the day that daniel made the supreme sacrifice for our nation. he laid down his life to defeat evil and save

trenton psychiatric hospital -- you want to know the number of employees that tested positive? how they backfill? my understanding is they have not have staffing issues. i am making assumptions assumption they have been able to backfill. for those that are not filling -- feeling well or are in isolation, don't have anywhere. just don't have any report. i don't have any statistics on asthma. it is going on. gov. murphy: we find out through university, red cross -- judy: it is happening. all the major hospitals are doing it. good? rphy: you with that i will ask up -- mask up. thank you to judy and christina, pat, jerry, matt, the rest of the team. i told pat i found my state police. i need to cover my eyes. i am of the opinion and i don't hear anyone disagreeing that ace coverings are a game changer. it is not in lieu of social distancing. it is in addition to it. the more research you read, the more evidence you see it is a game changer. so to judy, christina, the rest of the team, thank you to each and every one of you. we will be electronic tomorrow unless you hear otherwise.

it is a sixth, and trenton, always good to see you this morning. >>> i keep burning the same part ofcheek almost every morning, so i am in pain again, other than that, i am okay. >> you look great. and steve paulson is here. he has a great forecast for you that should make you feel pretty good. >> my neighbor told me, you know, she cut her hair, and i said i did? i was off today, but it does look fab. >> you know what, nice of your neighbor to notice.

distract in a series of tweets president trump trenton to move the national convention out of charlotte north carolina. governor roy cooper is still in shut down mood not able to guarantee full attendance in the late august date. >> the moons means moving the national convention to a state that's farther along in reopening and say in confidence we can gather there. >> they suggested safelite florida, georgia or texas. governor cooper, democrat said health officials are working with the rnc and relying on data and science to protect her states public health and safety. last week gop organizers said they expected 50,010 these. and rnc spokesperson said they want to hold the event in charlotte but they said "we will need answers sooner or later or we will be forced to consider other options". >> he's going to need to push that negative narrative. we call that junk food politics or a negative mobilization. >> political science professor said this is a strategy to draw sharp contrast between how some states are reopening versus what the white house wants. it's no doubt holding the convention

a call from jackie in trenton, missouri.aller: what i don't understand how people can blame president trump for a virus when it is a worldwide pandemic. it is not just a united states thing. people are not taking responsibility for their own actions. take responsibility and do the things they should do to keep it from spreading. you can't depend on the government to do everything for you. host: a headline in usa today. protests from a recent oral argument back last june, we are happy to welcome a supreme court correspondent for thomson reuters. we have no baseball but we have a doubleheader at the supreme court. we will start with the little sisters of the poor case. good morning, lawrence. guest: good morning. host: tell us about the first case starting at 10:00. a combination of cases. two combined cases. a case challenging the trump administration's rule from 2018 that expounds the religious and moral objection exemption to the obamacare health care rules requirement that contraception been ared which has long-running con

and yet we are completely shut down, and i have to tell you, $550 million of tourism tax dollars to trenton each year, they rely on a seasonal economy. we cannot lose the entire summer and at this point, it doesn't make any sense to have the small businesses which are the backbone of our economy not only in the state of new jersey but in the united states of america, it makes no sense to be shut down. >> dana: the unemployment system in the state of new jersey, and other states that have this problem is that they were a people like alyssa hogan who we spoke to this week unable to get through the system and get her money, to listen. >> you are at the mercy of a computer system, and there's just no way of getting through to anyone. there is no one to talk to, i can write multiple emails and you are just not getting the responses that i need, and like i said, the computer is all we had, and if it is not getting back to you, there's nothing i can do. >> dana: we are now ten weeks into this, first applied in mid-march and still hasn't heard anything. >> and that is the story being played out by

i believe that was at trying to excite -- trenton psychiatric. morning, covid-19 results, 16,835 tests were performed. a positivity, for rate of 40.9%. that includes my daily report on the statistics. again, please continue to follow social distancing guidelines. it is making a difference. stay connected, stay safe, and stay healthy. and i hope you all realize the impact that you are having and saving lives in new jersey. thank you. gov. murphy: judy, thank you for that. thank you for the report. top six counties remain the same in terms of overall positive cases. the new cases we are reporting same, generally in the category, but in terms of order, passaic, followed by middlesex, union, which, and is a little bit of a shift, and again, we are seeing that shift over the past week or so. the positivity rate of 40.9% is the lowest we have seen, i think, since we started this. commr. persichilli: i want to make a correction, governor, if i may. that was from the last testing sites. the overall testing sites we 4,577 totalmed 23 tests, 95,982 have te

i believe that was at trenton psychiatric. this morning, covid-19 results, 16,835 tests were performed. 6749 positive, for a positivity rate of 40.9%. that includes my daily report on the statistics. again, please continue to follow social distancing guidelines. it is making a difference. stay connected, stay safe, and stay healthy. and i hope you all realize the impact that you are having and saving lives in new jersey. thank you. gov. murphy: judy, thank you for that. thank you for the report. top six counties remain the same in terms of overall positive cases. the new cases we are reporting today, generally in the same category, but in terms of order, passaic, followed by middlesex, essex, hudson, and union, which is a little bit of a shift, and again, we are seeing that shift over the past week or so. the positivity rate of 40.9% is the lowest we have seen, i think, since we started this. commr. persichilli: i want to make a correction, governor, if i may. that was from the mass testing sites. the overall testing sites we

during the crisis the entire apparatus has been temporarily retired on to her in trenton so. if you want a resident you want supposed to go through. the guts about it needs permission to go to a shop and this street he has to give his name his address and his phone number if an infected person is found on this list everyone else who's passed through is identified tested will put in corn gene. a level of no problem ok. i'll make him. look see this if it's over the. i.c.'s will to book with the just the bulb. some thought hey you want to suffer yes . but that's not all getting into the right street is one thing getting into the right shop is another. in this head dresses for example you you have. to connect your phone with the code to the other media would do for. you how many good. people must see this evening and see the answer to some on the east lucas county because you probably as you do don't assume anything and we can definitely see the cheesy. the sun is this is this is with each one subsystem is it going to get us the little . one up the power to the magazine began in

health care and other essential workers like the one i witnessed firsthand earlier this week, philly, trenton first of president trump's operation america strong salute. 18 faa hornets and six air force thunder birds. later we got to see footage from inside the jets to see what the pilot -- look at that. to see what they experienced. that is awesome. although officials urge people to watch from the safety of their homes, crowds gathered in all three cities. in here in philly, i maintained safe social distancing. that's me watching with one of my sons. that tells you what i think. i broadcast via facebook live. and the online reaction was as divided as much else these days. some loved it saying things like the presentaticision is heart s, spectacular, very cool, shouldn't they be 6 feet apart. others complained about the cost and diverted resources as they saw it. i'm sure all of our health care workers in the hospitals has time to see this or even care about this. by the way they flew over a hospital in my neighborhood or can't get ppe for health care workers but trump doesn't mind spending m

reporter: ucsf professor stanton glantz said they analyze 19 studies, those included data on 11,590 trenton 19 patients. about 18.4% got progressively worse and those with a history of smoking had double the risk of disease progression with more critical conditions or death. >> all of them, when you take them together, found that if you smoke to about doubled your risk of covid getting worse once you got it. >> reporter: he says smoking triggers inflammation of the lungs, which are vulnerable to the coronavirus. recently to french scientists published a hypothesis that nicotine might help protect people from the coronavirus. that ideas based on data that show the percentage of smokers with covid-19 was far less than the percentage of smokers in the overall population. professor glantz says his study also found fewer smokers with covid-19 , but he suspects the reason is due to undercounting, not any protective effect of nicotine. >> a lot of these people are showing up at the hospitals very, very sick. they may not even be conscience. the reliability of smoking status in these emergency situ

he joins us now from trenton.ernor murphy, thank you very much for talking with us.he it is case that new jersey has had some of the worst numbers in the country, but you've also seen improvement, by all meewsurements in the last weeks in terms of cases, in terms of hospitalizations, and even deaths. you did make this announcement today to beopgin to en up some businesses. how do you make a deciiksion that? >> good to be with you, judy. u're absolutely right. we've made progress and, yetw, e are particularly, in terms of cases per 100,000 residents, fatalities per 100,000 100,000 resints, hospitalizations, we're number one in theion, so even more impacted than new york on a perta basis. we have to balance it. we opened up oustate and cnty parks two weekends ago, imploring folks to keep ups social dincing, wear face parking spacat work quite and well. so, you know, our progress has e allowed us to take mor what i would call baby steps. there will be no day, at least that i can see, that will flip s big lighitch and

to victory in trenton. they hoisted up the massive great battleships in manila bay we have been listening to president fort mchenry baltimore just outside of baltimore maryland this morning earlier the president was at the tomb of the unknown soldier at the arlington national cemetery in virginia. >>laying a wreath there at the tomb from new orleans to normal. it to another big story that we're following here locally this morning, san francisco fire crews are still working at pier 45 following that huge fire on saturday morning. and now we're learning more about the impact of that fire on san francisco's fishing industry kron four's will tran has been at the pier all morning long he has the latest on that. good morning. well. >>good morning marty the visible flames are out however there are still some hot spots inside pier 45 in you can see the building there but the building is so massive that it has a lot of warehouses and was warehouse c then what would that went up in flames and that is why they're moni

from trenton, this is an hour. >> good afternoon. we will get right affect -- right at it. i am joined to my right by the commissioner of the department of health. through her right, another person who needs very little introduction, the state's epidemiologist. thank you both for being here. a guide to my left is the superintendent of state police pat callahan. the director of the office of homeland security and preparedness is with us. thank you. numbers,we get to the i've a couple of announcements to lead with. -- both relate to write directly to the road back plan we announced last week which will guide our restart and recovery. signing any i am executive order to create the governors restart and recovery advisory council. togethercil will bring leaders from various industry, community and faith-based groups and institutions across our state. literally hundreds of people to work in conjunction with the group we announced last week the restart and recovery commission. if you think of the restart and recovery commission as the strategy, then the advisory council will the a

some recall committees were formed in trenton, which has signed an executive order allowing for the electronic thatction signatures for or will they have to collect signatures in person? and respectfully, why are you allowing these health care facilities to decide whether or not to release that data? shouldn't the public have access to that information regardless? there is a situation in new brunswick where they are planting -- planning to demolish a public school. it is a school that was a private school for many years. it is the alma mater of the commission. local taxpayers paid $22 million to upgrade it four years ago. commissioner, how do you feel about robert johnson's plan to destroy that school building? will you intervene to save the school or ensure a replacement school gets built before any closure? governor, how do you feel about the school district in new brunswick attempting to move forward with the plans to sell the school during the pandemic? is this the right time for suchicts to be taking measures? >> as a graduate, judy has a conflict of interest. i have no good answer for yo

that is ultimately what is presented to him with trenton. the british are essentially chasing colonials across the delaware river. all of new jersey almost. they are going into winter quarters. their behavior was terrible in new jersey. isre is plunder, there destruction of property. you have one of the signers of the declaration of independence declaredature and loyalty. it is a huge propaganda challenge, but the militia starts rising. washington is being fed intelligence about the possibility of an attack. that leads to the incredible decision to cross the delaware and turn the tide of the war, which washington did. in 10 days he turns the tide of the war and transforms the narrative. of course, general mercer died at the battle of princeton. bycer is united to death d to death.ayonete mercer is well dressed in colonial uniform, he refuses to --render, and he is a net bayoneted. mercer would have stood out in a really grand way. that made people think that this was possibly washington. that's a good question about whether mercer could get

it is a sixth, and trenton, always good to see you this morning. >>> i keep burning the same part of my cheek almost every morning, so i am in pain again, other than that, i am okay. >> you look great. and steve paulson is here. he has a great forecast for you that should make you feel pretty good. >> my neighbor told me, you know, she cut her hair, and i said i did? i was off today, but it does look fab. >> you know what, nice of your neighbor to notice. >> all right, we will get to it here. for some it is cold out there. >>> i just stepped outside, and there is a bite to the morning air, but also we .2 sunshine, and clouds are moving out of the picture. we will get you 50s on the temperatures, as a dip to 49 degrees, warming up from 63 yesterday in the city to 70. infants will take the big jump to the low to mid 80s. mt. diablo about wind, 47 miles per hour. high pressure is building in, so temperatures are on their way up above average for this time of year, which translates in thall right, let's head over to sal now, and we had a couple issues front and center, right, sal? >>> ye

in trenton, new jersey referred to the center story.ell phone the pages of "the los angeles times" saying federal agents retrieved a cell phone belonging to a prominent senator in two investigations into stock trade made when the coronavirus in the u.s.. turned over his cell phone. the seizure represents a significant escalation in the investigation. whether burr violated the law preventing members of congress from trading on insider information they have gleamed from their official work. sebastian, florida, independent line. caller: good morning, pedro. some of this money that states are receiving, like cuomo in new york, i see cuomo has schmidthimself with mr. and is taking the federal money and is undermining education, and therefore undermining socialization of our young children. he wants to take this money from trump or congress and undermine systemon, an educational that has been there for hundreds of years. public education in new york city. my aunt taught for 35 years, my brother-in-law for 35 years. host: but the larger issue

let's hear from tom in trenton, new jersey. good morning to you, tom. caller: i have been watching the coronavirus going on. i have a daughter who is a nurse and i am concerned, but i am really concerned at all this hype that everybody is dying, they show people every day, some sob story -- if this was during the second world war, we would have quit after the first month because you don't show that stuff. my main concern is i don't think we will ever come back -- if chinese,a plot by the it was stupid. they say 20% of the jobs are not going to come back. most of the people pushing this isolate in place, they have a job. what about these people who do not have a job? now we are talking about a second wave. when the first wave is just about mitigated, and now it seems to be less powerful than it was in the past, maybe we should not have worried about it. i don't fault anybody for worrying about it because nobody knew. but we went to the extreme case of locking it down. it makes no sense. i feel for my kids, my grandkids, because i don't know if they will