four states were scheduled to hold primaries today, ohio, arizona, florida and illinois. but ohio's health director declared an emergency and ordered the polls closed just hours before they were set to open. the other three states are going ahead with their primaries today. we get more from laura podesta. >> reporter: ohio governor spoke yesterday in support of a lawsuit to delay his state's presidential primary until june. >> we should not force them to make this choice. a choice between their health and constitutional r rights. >> reporter: a judge denied the request but overnight the state's health director declared a health emergency to prevent polls from opening. ohio which has reported at least 50 confirmed cases of covid-19 is one of four states scheduled to hold primaries today. florida and arizona have moved some polling places in nursing homes and assisted living facilities to other locations to avoid exposing older residents to the virus. >> i'm encouraging voters to bring their own pens, black pen is best. to bring clorox wipe with them. >> reporter: in illino

the voting went ahead in arizona florida and illinois despite fears about the spreading. the state of ohio postponed its scheduled primary due to the pandemic. this is d.w. news coming to you from berlin for more follow us on twitter or visit our web site that's t w dot com. bands all bask outwards due to the credit cards have prompted a boom in free call online concerts one musician to step up to the plate is russian german pianist igor leavitt he's been entertaining audiences who now have to enjoy their concerts from the comfort of their home. the bavarian state opera may be performing to empty seats but the music is still alive stop pianist eagle leavitt says it's more difficult with no audience spion for the playing to an empty auditorium and sharing music and thinking about how many friends and colleagues are struggling to make ends meet it's not easy for either of you by live streaming on state up or t.v. the bavarian state opera wants to send a message reversals a continuing performance artist marina abramovich was hoping to premie ahead maria callas project in 3 w

here is where it stands right now after joe biden picked up big wins in arizona, florida, and illinoisthose states went on as planned yesterday, despite the growing coronavirus pandemic. exit polls out of illinois show that voters there are overwhelmingly concerned about coronavirus. joining us now is our cnn contributor, contributing opinion writer for "the new york times" and paul begala, democratic strategist. your home looks fabulous, paul. >> at least my bedroom. berman knows that because of our many slumber parties. >> this took a turn. >> i learned things today. i learned things. >> as do we all. paul, how much do you think the coronavirus played a role in these primaries yesterday? and by that, i mean, do you think that joe biden sort of successfully convinced people that he would be the leader to best handle a crisis, or were they always going to vote for him in those three states? >> things were already moving biden's way, but i think you're right, the virus heightens the importance of the election. i think this has always been in the democrats' interests. i think trump wins

the following tuesday, march 17, primaries in four states with large delegate counts, arizona, florida, illinois, and ohio, and then march will wrap up with the georgia primary, on the 24th, with 105 delegates at stake. >>> during this election season, the candidates beyond the talking points are only revealed over time. but since you can't be everywhere, there's c-span. our campaign 2020 programming differs from all other political coverage for one simple reason. it's c-span. we brought you your unfiltered view of government, every day, since 1979. and this year, we're bringing you a view of the people seeking to steer that government this, unfiltered view of people seeking to steer that government this november, in other words, this year. so go deep, direct and unfiltered. see the biggest picture for yourself. and make your your own mind. with c-span's campaign 2020, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >>> and live now, to capitol hill, for a hearing on the spread of the coronavirus and what airlines are doing to mitigate the virus among travelers, house a

find a nominee. >> first of all, two different sets of circumstances, illinois and ohio and arizona and floridaona and florida only voting on the presidential primary, biden versus sanders. other states have local offices on their, illinois contested primaries for congress, state legislature, same in ohio. the problem that's even worse in ohio and illinois than it is in the other states, at least in arizona and florida there's only one thing here, who are the delegates to the democratic national convention and who are they voting for and others were settling hundreds of local offices in both parties so very problematic but look, this is a judgment call for mike dewine who felt strongly about it, you've been able to request an absentee ballot since january 1st, able to vote early in the last four weeks. >> bill: are you able to understand how the nomination process works out now? if you go to june 2nd, that's about a month away from the convention in milwaukee. >> roughly three weeks for the deadline for states to confirm to the democratic national committee, traditionally they've always been pr

primaries in florida, illinois, and arizona are still on. some states also implementing strict policies to try to contain the spread of coronavirus. the most drastic is happening in the san francisco area where 7 million people have been ordered to, quote, shelter in place and not leave their homes. joining us now, we have cnn national security analysts lisa monaco. she's the homeland security adviser for president obama. and also richard besser who is the former director of the cdc who led the response to the h1n1 pan dem nick 2009. lisa, i want to start with you. because that language gets so many people's attention of shelter in place, that's the language of a school shooting. that's the language of a terror attack. why are they going to that language in the san francisco area instead of just everybody stay home if you can? >> well, look, i think what you're seeing is local authorities stepping up and really taking seriously the public health crisis that we're in. and using the authorities that they have to really express to the public ho

gabe, thank you in an empty times square in the middle of a coronavirus pandemic three states, arizona, florida and illinois holding presidential primaries today after ohio delayed its contest. nbc's kerry sanders is in florida >> reporter: primary voting in the age of coronavirus. hand sanitizer encouraged, and in illinois today blue tape on the floor to keep voters 6 feet apart. jerry perkin's personal protection, his winter gloves. >> i'm doing what i can to keep myself safe >> reporter: in arizona an estimated 1 in 25 voters showed up today wearing a mask including 82-year-old sharon maxwell and you voted? >> i sure did. >> reporter: in florida some choose to wear surgical gloves 27% of florida is over 65, the same group most susceptible to coronavirus. and coronavirus was not going to dissuade you? >> no. >> reporter: but in florida like illinois also problems. poll workers afraid. they didn't show up this morning leaving voters scrambling. in palm beach county at least 17 precincts failed to open >> i don't think i'm going to vote, no. >> reporter: because you just don't want to get close

the voting weather headed arizona florida and arizona. and illinois despite fears about the spreading coronavirus ohio postponed its scheduled primary due to the pandemic. and b.m.w. is shutting down all car production in europe and south africa until at least the end of april and the german carmaker said it needs to protect the health of its employees its company already had at least 3 identified cases of corona virus at its research and development center in munich earlier this week dima and boats were also announced a plant shut down its. u.s. president donald trump has likened himself to a wartime president in fighting the coronavirus he says he will invoke the defense production act in case it's needed which would allow the government to use private sector to accelerate the production of needed equipment trump added that he plans to send hospital ships to affected areas we're sending. upon request the 2 hospital ships are being prepared right now of the missive ships the big white ships with the red cross on the it's one is called th

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arizona, florida, and illinois.dent has more than half the delegates he needs for the democratic nomination. he also has a 284 demoing -- delegate lead over bernie sanders. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries, this is bloomberg. isx: coming up, fedex sending its financial forecast. the pandemic blurring its outlook. more on that in the bottom line. bloomberg users interact with the charts that we showed during the show. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> coming up later today, scott minor, the global cio for guggenheim. with cuts on the way at united airlines. in april, united will/international flights by 85%. it is cutting across the u.s. and canada by 42%. the drop in demand because of coronavirus is said to be worse than after 9/11 terror attack. the british bank might struggle to reach its profit target because of coronavirus. it could lead to cuts. low interest rates pose additional challenges. we end with a firm that was once -- wedbush slashing his price target from $400 to 300 $40. they

they are arizona, florida, and illinois. ohio is also supposed to hold its elections today, and the governor wanted to postpone it to june for safety reasons, and a judge turned that request late last night down. >>> we know you have questions about the coronavirus and sheltering place, and you can find those answers on our website, abc7news.com/coronavirus. >>> one grocery chain is letting people 60 and up to be the first ones in this morning, and even though the gyms are closed you can get your workout in at home, and we will tell you about the free live stream classes. >> we are seniors in high school and we are going on a grocery run for people in need in our community. >> small acts of kindness during this time of stress and uncertainty. >>> we are taking a live outside. a nice start to our day. it's 4:38. we will be right back. mike, you go, sorry. >> i will take it. i called you jobina earlier, so you might as well ignore it's more that we are seeing acts of kindness during this time, so thank you. middle field road,

with us. >> hi, rosemary. >> former vice president joe biden won big tuesday night, sweeping arizona, floridaillinois, adding to his almost insurmountable lead over rival bernie sanders. is it game over for sanders? >> absolutely. look, this was, as we say in the u.s., kind of like making the rubble bounce. the race essentially ended on super tuesday, was reconfirmed last tuesday. and again, the point driven home again today. bernie sanders has reached 40% of the vote in only three states -- his home state of vermont, north dakota, which was a caucus, and idaho, a small state out in the western u.s. everywhere else he's been below 40% of the vote. self-identified democrats, joe biden is winning them 2-1. he is winning african-american voters in every state. he is winning not only the college-educated white voters, but those blue collar, noncollege white voters. and bernie sanders says his campaign is about mobilizing the working class. the democratic party, rosemary, has spoken at this point, and it's not really clear what else there is of a message for bernie sanders to deliver and to go on

arizona, florida and illinois are all planning to move forward tomorrow with elections. firms say they are providing guidance on coronavirus safety at polling places. >> what we can do, look, at the end of the day, we're dealing with this in a thoughtful way but we're not going to panic. >> to discuss the plan for election going forward, i'm joined by the chair of the democratic national committee tom perez. tom, does the dnc have a position on the ohio lawsuit? >> no, we didn't intervene in the ohio lawsuit, chris, and i'll tell you what all these states could be doing to avoid the challenges that they face with in-person voting is to enact vote by mail provisions. i mean, ohio made it harder for people to vote early when the republicans had control. and so there's actually a solution to this. we take a back seat to no one in making sure that the safety of poll workers, voters and candidates are paramount. i think they can move forward. and the good news in places like arizona, more people have voted early, chris, in arizona in 2020 than voted in the entirety of the 201

arizona, florida, with illinois, and ohio -- georgia and louisiana are postpone their primaries over. lauren: federal reserve not waiting for this week policy meeting to slash is its bench mark a interest rate by a full percentage point to near zero stead stepping in to support the u.s. economy from coronavirus pan dem egg. david investment strategist here to discuss. good morning, david. why is market selling off after feds yesterday? >> we got investor confidence issue we don't have an investment issue we have an investor confidence issue we've got everybody staying at home number one. number two it is everybody worried about the economy. look the economy is going to slow down there's no question about that number one. first quarter we're probably going to see zero to half a percent. second quarter we'll be my new 5% but investors themselves chairman powell lasting night was your heart surgeon. came in, put in a stint into your heart and even though you didn't have is heart pain so this is going to take too many to move through system what we're here for is so make sure that blood

a week from tomorrow with 416 delegates then primaries in arizona, florida, illinois and ohio on arch7. >> there are a lot of ways to follow this highly competitive election season on the c-span network but probably the fastest and easiest is on the web at c-span .org. we have among other things our campaign 2020 interactive calendar with the result maps of all the upcoming primaries and caucuses including super tuesd tuesday. there is the event tracker. this is a tool for quick and easy search of the 2020 candidates. our coverage based on the candidate, topics, events and locations on the campaign trail. of course, the state-by-state results broken down by the candidate, the county in the district, not only for the presidential candidates but also the upcoming senate, house and governors races and our scheduling information is free and it's easily accessible and all their at c-span .org. >> during this election season the candidates beyond the talking points are only revealed over time. since you can't be everywhere there is c-span. our campaign 2020 programming differs from all othe

election calendar so dramatically a pandemic didn't stop democracy in action today as voters in arizona, floridad illinois cast ballots, knowing that they could be risking their lives to do so. >> i brought my purell. i brought my wipe. i had to get out and vote today, no matter what. >> reporter: there was confusion and long lines in some parts of florida. >> i've been doing this since 9:00, trying to get my vote in. ( laughs ) >> reporter: in illinois, at least 850 poll workers didn't show up, but those that did were given suggestions how to mark the floor so that waiting voters stood six feet apart. ohio was also supposed to vote today, but governor mike dewine postponed the primary until june. >> we should not force them to make this choice, a choice between their health, and their constitutional rights and duties. >> reporter: as for the two democratic candidates on the ballot, joe biden and bernie sanders didn't campaign in any of the states voting today, and are instead reaching voters over the phone or online. biden extended his delegate lead on sanders tonight. and late today, the democ

joe biden should do pretty well in florida. arizona is an emerging swing seat -- swing state.lyn a -- illinois is sanders best chance. going forward, there is a lot on the map to like if you are joe biden. joe biden is in a better position now. i will say that there are two big things that stood out for me tonight listening to joe biden. that was a standard stump speech. one thing he said though was that there was a concerted outreach to bernie sanders and his supporters. biden is looking at trying to unify. the second thing was that joe biden talked about coronavirus saying it was a test of presidential leadership. you are seeing the virus impacting the campaign. canceledn and sanders rallies over coronavirus concerns and suggestions that maybe it is not a good idea to put thousands of people in a room standing next to each other to hear a politician speak. >> equity markets in the gulf jumped. gains in international markets. did it last? we have the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ 11:30 p.m. in singapore. i am haslinda amin. >> i am david and glace. hitting my brain circuit br

judy: meantime, you have been looking at surveys of voters in florida and illinois and arizona. re you seeing in terms of the latino vote? amy: in a place like florida with a significant latino vote, and of course it is various, puerto rican, cuban, venezuelan and others. it would appear joe biden won the latino vote handily. when you g deeper into the numbers, you find among younger voters, 18 to 44, joe biden lost those voters narrowly. this divide we have seen throughout the campaign, younger voters, whether voters of color, going to bernie sanders. but latino voters over the age of 45 overwhelmingly supported joe biden. we see this illinois breakdown, this is all voters 18 to 44. bernie sanders winning those by 16 points. look at the 45 and over number, won 75%. by almost 60 points. this is the story of almost every single one of these states that has gone on since super tuesday. the age divide continuing to be a big factor. bernie sanders winning younger voters, but not by the huge margins biden is. judy: another reminder that der voters are turning out in arizona. a good tu

that doesn't discount mail in and early voting, which we have seen a lot of both in florida and arizona. we've seen large numbers of folks that voted early and a lot have favored joe biden to this point. >> okay, ktvu political reporter greg lee, thank you. >> the coronavirus is having impact on workers across the bay area and far beyond. what officials are saying to those that need to file for unemployment benefits. >>> around the bay area this afternoon, partly cloudy skies, warmer temperatures and isolated showers still falling. i'll have a look at week coming >>> with a shelter in place order here in the bay area, many nonessential workers are working from home and the virus is expected to have a big impact on unemployment. mike is back with more on what people need to know if they plan to file for unemployment. >> that's right. more businesses in the bay area and really across california are shutting down during this public health crisis and the growing number of employees who are now suddenly out of work need to file for unemployment benefits. california's employment development d

the voting went ahead in arizona, florida and illinois, despite fears over the spreading virus.hio postponed its scheduled primary due to the pandemic. and sports, the international olympic committee, like the japanese government, has refused to postpone the upcoming summer games in tokyo amid the coronavirus pandemic. it acknowledged that there is no ideal scenario for the games under current circumstances. the ioc's insistence on holding the games has sparked criticism both from athletes and within its own ranks. >> the official tokyo games plane about to head to greece to pick up the elliptic flame and bring it back to the host country. but as with so much else recently, nothing is quite as it seems. the coronavirus crisis means there are no olympic delegates on board. yet there has been no indication from the ioc that the games will be postponed, and japan is pressing ahead as planned. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: we the government would like to work closely together with the ioc, tokyo 2020, in the tokyo counsel, to prepare for games that will be safe and secu

. >> reporter: next up ohio, arizona, florida and illinois will all hold their primary elections tuesdayes all express confidence that voters can safely cast their ballots amid the coronavirus, this as two states announced postponements of their primaries. >>> sports wrap is minutes away. here are joe and jason with a look at what they're working on. >> the sports world came to a screeching halt this past week, but we've got plenty to talk about including a brand-new nfl collective bargaining agreement. >>> in the age of the coronavirus we'll talk with dr. bob savio about getting outside and staying active, especially the kids, what's advisable and what's not. we'll try to put a smile on your face with some alternative sports. >> it's all coming up at 11:30 on sports wrap. >>> still ahead at 11:00 how bay area doctors are using technology to try to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices on our best selection of spring dresses. the ross spring dress event, on now! ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music it's th

the e disease starting to tf in other places as well across louisiana, grgia, worried about arizona, floridaaces. it will make it to rural america and i think it will be quite devastating to rural america if r arms around it. it will take a little bit of time. it starts in cities anspreads out. laura: is there any way that the social-distancing measures in new york should be eased by april 12 as the president seems to want? dr. jha: you know, i don't think is the righe strategy. i appreciate why the president wants it. being shut down is not great for the economy, it is hurting people, and i'm sympathetic to that. isthe problehat if you open up to early, not only do you harm public b healt you make it hard for the economy to recover as well. happening with disease what is prevalence and growth and testing and let those things dictate when we open up, not a necessarily ecific date. laura: should we have a national strategy and not thiswo pat that we are seeing across the country with different states doing different things? jhdr undoubtedly that would be very helpful. one of the things we kno

voting still taking place in arizona, florida and illinois. mornings with maria is live right now. ♪ maria: we want to check global markets this morning, asian markets were mixed overnight. remember, we did have a pretty good upswing at the end of the day coming off of the lows and into the premarket, this morning we had rally and that reversed. in china, the shanghai composite down third a percent. oil prices rising after hitting new 52-week low yesterday after price car with saudi arabia and russia wages on. twenty-eight cents highers, 28.97 a barrel. take a look at where we stand with the yield up 6 basis points. our top story this hour, market volatility of course after yesterday's 3,000 point plunge. we have a bounce this morning for future. dow futures back up 50 points. nasdaq is up 72 and s&p 500 up a fraction, 3 points higher right now. markets moving fast. there's not a lot of commitment. dow suffering worst point loss in history yesterday plunging nearly 3,000 points. this is a look at the carnage. it was the worst percentage declin

if state officials are considering postponement, arizona, florida, illinois are standing to vote tomorrowght, joe biden and bernie sanders went one on one iin their first two-person debae and correspondent peter doocy has highlights from philadelphia and good evening, peter. >> good evening, my, late this afternoon arizona and florida and illinois they announced that they are still hosting primaries tomorrow despite cdc guidance not to host any large gatherings for a few weeks but that guidance was good enough for ohio officials to add reports to postpone tomorrow's voting there. >> we can't conduct to election tomorrow in the voting. and conform to the guidelines. >> president trump isn't so sure buried >> they have lots of room in the lodge of the electoral ps and i think they will do it very well but postponing is unnecessary. >> some states suppressing votes from the elderly and pregnant among others. >> we should not force them to make the choice. a choice between their health and their constitutional rights. and their duties. as american citizens. >> candidates are choosing the camp

let's check in with shannon bream, host of "fox news @ night." >> arizona, florida, and illinois all closed. the fox news decision desk is saying former vice president joe biden with an early lead against vermont senator bernie sanders but we are ready to make a call. our decision desk can project he will beat sanders in florida, that is a big prize. 219 delegates. we are projecting biden will take illinois which had 155 delegates up for grabs. ohio you know had a primary today, there's not going to be a call there, it got booted into june. faced with victories on super tuesdays one, two, and three, he is on pace to win the nomination. >> laura: thanks so much. >> a thousand dollar tax to every american, would you support that go into everyone or some sort of income restriction on who gets a check? >> we are going to do something that gets money to them as quickly as possible, it may not be an accurate way of doing it, some people should be getting checks for a thousand dollars and we will have a pretty good idea by the end of the day what we are going to be doing. >> laura: is sendi

and the vote in what i had in arizona florida and illinois despite fears about the spreading coronavirus ohio postponed its scheduled primary due to the pandemic. german chancellor angela merkel will deliver a televised address later today it is the 1st time that she will directly speak to the nation outside of her annual new year's address michael spokesperson says she will not be announcing any more restrictions for public life in that speech. and the b.m.w. is shutting down all car production in europe and south africa until at least the end of april the german carmaker said it needed to protect the health of its employees the company already had at least a 3 identified cases of the virus at its research and development center in new nick there earlier this week dime learned folks back and also announced shutting down plants. for let's bring you an update on the latest that we know was on the corona virus now of the total number of confirmed cases as nearly hit 200000 worldwide and more than 8000 people have now died from the disease more than 850000000 unesco's now confirmed that mor

despite fears about the spreading coronavirus voting did take place in arizona florida and illinois ohio postponed its scheduled primary due to the pandemic. and b.m.w. is shutting down all car production in europe and south africa until at. least the end of april the german carmaker said it needs to protect the health of its employees the company already had at least 3 identified cases of the coronavirus at its research and development center nick and earlier this week a dime learned volkswagen also announced shutting down plants. for the pandemic has prompted what's being described as the most volatile trading seen since the great depression the aviation industry is under particular pressure on wall street boeing's shares slid 20 percent in pre-market trading and the company seeking a $60000000000.00 bailout to prevent collapse meanwhile central banks including the federal reserve bank have been cutting rates in an attempt to reassure investors so far those measures have not had a calming effect. and financial correspondent jose luis fado is standing by on wall street hi jose so there

the voting went ahead in arizona florida in illinois despite fears about the spreading coronavirus the state of ohio postponed its scheduled primary due to the pandemic. german carmaker b.m.w. has announced it is stopping production at its auto plants in jorak and south africa until april 19th it is the latest european car maker to stop its assembly lines due to the virus. european football's governing body away fast confirm the postponement of the euro 2020 tournaments until next year and hopes the move will minimize the pandemics financial impact on football clubs. this is debut news from berlin for more you can follow us on twitter or visit our website w dot com and you're watching t.w. from berlin up next our show eco india that's our environment show we'll have more at the top of the hour thanks for watching. facts the truth. of the market. the momentum of the morning world. this magazine made in germany. in 60 minutes on t w. e coal india. from the slums of mumbai out into the world e-commerce startup has launched an online platform local merchants can use it to offer their produ

the voting weatherhead in arizona florida and illinois despite fears about the spreading coronavirus ohio postponed its schedule primary due to the. b.m.w. is shutting down all car production in europe and south africa until at least the end of april the german carmaker said it needs to protect the health of its employees in the company or already had at least 3 identified cases of corona virus . at his research and development center in munich earlier this week and both so i can also announce shutting down plants. well the airline industry could collapse without significant help from world governments that's the dire message from the international air transport association a body that represents the vast majority of global air traffic well the i 80 a says companies will need between $150.00 and $200000000.00 to weather the pandemic and that carrier in the carriers are short of cash to provide refunds especially hard hit are airlines that rely on the lucrative transatlantic route last week u.s. president donald trump banned most incoming flights from europe for 30 days and the u.s. i

rights at a detroit auto plant >> joe biden now aims to build on his lead next tuesday when arizona, florida, illinois, and ohio head to the polls >> a lot of us have been on a mild streak with the weather let's see who's getting what in the first check with nbc meteorologist janessa webb >> good morning. feeling spring-like, almost summer-like in portions of the south, but now things are starting to pick up. we do have some isolated showers across the northeast they're making their way offshore we're watching our next storm system coming out of the northern tier of the u.s you can see minneapolis dealing with a little bit of snow, but that's going to combine with another storm system increasing the potential for severe weather, going into tomorrow across the tennessee and mississippi valley but spring-like temperatures from san antonio all the way to tampa in the lower 80s it can't be warm forever, right? >> we hope so. but that's not the real deal >> we do have a cold front coming in. we'll see when temperatures change >>> mma champion conor mcgregor has donated $1 million to families of f

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arizona and florida could be an entirely different picture. o population, they could skew more towards biden. biden is spending soa six-figur ad buy in states like arizona and florida and illinois, targeting latinos, because they know they have ground to make up there. >> tuesday features one reliable constant. macomb county was exhibit "a" in the study of reagan democrats who helped ronald reagan to two presidential wins. michael dukakis took the ill if she -- ill-fated tank ride there. so watch on tuesday, hillary clinton just barely beat senator sanders in macomb county four years ago. it was an early warning sign of her struggles with blue collar men. how macomb county votes on tuesday will be studied for clues not only about which 20 democrat has more appeal but for clues on how president trump's 2016 map has any noteworthy cracks. a big week ahead, come join us. up next, big "state of the union" with jake tapper. his guests including the surgeon general and democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. thanks for sharing your sunday.

polls in arizona, florida, illinois, and ohio are still scheduled to be open. officials there have urged residents to opt for early voting or mail-in ballots to lower the number of people gathered in one place on election day. illinois and ohio are scrambling to move polling places away from vulnerable senior centers. as for the two leading democratic candidates, both have canceled their campaign events ahead of the primaries. for more, we welcome to the broadcast, mary ann ahern. and back with us again, charlotte alter, a national correspondent for "time" and author of the new book "the ones we've been waiting for." correspondent for time. charlotte, you've been reporting on the changes to the campaign. people are going to have to think about this more holistically because we don't know how long this goes on for. certainly in the coming week there have been major changes to the way the campaigns and candidates are approaching the voting. >> yeah. sanders and biden have both canceled major rallies. we're already seeing both candidates begin to do some kind of l

look at the numbers from arizona, florida, and illinois. 66% say joe biden is more capable to handlean bernie sanders. as we've seen this shift in the democratic primary, i think it's to biden's benefit. he's saying emergency, emergency, mernl si, we need to attack and sanders didn't seem to be on as firm of footing. >> this man is not in office. this man is. i wonder if that adds a layer to the dynamic of people saying what is sanders doing right now on coronavirus? what is he pushing for? is that something they may have an expectation about or no he's just one of 100 senators. >> i think it's more about the latter, he's one of 100 senators. but i think it gets to the point that biden is the one you trust most. he was next to the commander in chief. he has the experience. he's pledging return to normalcy. and voters are craving that especially in these crazy times. the coronavirus adds to the crazy times in the minds of voters who just want a little bit of normalcy. so, that makes them flock back to biden. >> what happens after tonight for sanders in terms of his argument for why he

after yesterday with biden sweeping so clearly sweeping and illinois, arizona, and florida, i just don'there's much of a realistic chance, realistic chance that sanders catches up absent some catastrophic event. at the moment, we are living through a catastrophic event. >> dana: jesse, your thoughts. sanders, not happening? >> jesse: i think he will take it to the convention because that's who he is. joe is reaching his hand out and the bernie bros are just smacking it away. at this point in the game, i don't understand the never-biden movement. if you're bernie supporters and biden gets the nomination, it's election day and you have a choice, it's between donald trump and joe biden, how do you not as a bernie supporter just vote for joe biden? if joe biden becomes president, you can pull joe to the left. if donald trump is reelected, you can poll donald trump to the left. the only think i can think of is one of two reasons, one they want joe biden to lose because they want to say i told her so. you can't run an establishment candidate. you've got to run a socialist. or they honestly thi

ohio, arizona, florida, and illinois have all said they plan to go ahead with their primary despite the pandemic. louisiana and georgia have postponed their states' primaries as part of efforts to combat the spread of coronavirus. puerto rico also said it plans to postpone its primary to next month. in arizona, officials in maricopa county -- by far the largest county in the state, making up over half of arizona's population -- announced over one third of polling stations will be closed due to concerns related to covid-19. we'll have more on last night's debate and the presidential primaries after headlines. inin iraq, rockets struck a base housing u.s. troops saturday, following u.s. airstrikes on iranian-backed militia groups last week that iraqi authorities say killed six people. the u.s. said the attacks last week were in retaliation for a rocket attack that killed two u.s. soldiers and a british army medic two days earlier. president barham salih warned such attacks from the u.s. could cause iraq to descend into a failed state and hand power to the islamic state. in brazil, the two

. >> reporter: as for tuesday's primaries, secretaries of state in arizona, florida, illinois, and ohioa joint statement. they said they're working closely with health officials and are confident voters can safely cast their ballots. demarco. >> morgan: all right, nikole, thank you. tomorrow morning, "face the nation" will take a special look at the impact of the coronavirus. margaret brennan's guests include anthony fauci, the country's top expert on infectious diseases; white house economic adviser, larry kudlow; and brian moynihan, c.e.o. of bank of america. in other news, a battery of rockets hit a base north of baghdad today. the pentagon confirms two americans were seriously hurt. wednesday, two americans and a british medic were killed in a similar attack, prompting a retaliatory strike on iranian-backed forces blamed for the shelling. the man who help start microsoft says he wants to devote more time to helping others. bill gates announced he is resigning from the board of the tech giant he cofounded four decades ago. he's also leaving his board post at berkshire hathaway. the g

vice president won by large margins in illinois, arizona, and florida giving him an almost unassailablehio's primaries were postponed. at polling stations in florida, arizona, and illinois, it was not just to the democratic process officials were concerned about. the rapid spread of coronavirus saw low voter turnout, furious cleaning, and pulling staff not manning the booths over health concerns. many voted early or by mail. those who turned out tuesday were cautious. you are sick, stay away. that's the best you can do. >> wash her hands. limit public interaction if you can. i'm going to go home after this and not be hanging out with people. >> officials in ohio declared a health emergency, delaying the primary until june. the state governor called it an unprecedented health crisis that left voters disappointed. >> i want to make sure my voice is heard, especially from all the years in the past african-americans could not vote. concerns, confusion, and recommendations not together in large crowds, joe biden now has the momentum, delegate count, and is seen by many as best able to take o

vice president defeated stunned as by large margins in illinois arizona and florida those are the top stories stay with us the stream is coming up next don't go away. i am femi ok i am your in the stream today very important episode we are going to take a look at some of the biggest myths about covert 19 and clear out misconceptions we are joined by panel of experts to take your questions so you can send them to chad or on twitter at street. joining us on skype that's of a he was a eunice chief quality officer and chief of infectious diseases at the university of maryland chesapeake health 2nd at a science editor at national geographic and alice to reduce the digital editor at 1st thank you for with us.

make more of what's yours. >>> presidential primaries are going ahead today in arizona, illinois and floridaonavirus. ohio's governor says in person voting does not comply with federal health guidelines. >> we should not force them to make this choice. the choice between their health and their constitutional rights and duties as american citizens. >> arizona, florida and illinois are taking steps to limit voter and poll worker exposure to the virus such as wiping down surfaces and providing hand sanitizer stations. the centers for disease control is encouraging those at higher risk to vote early or vote by mail. a quick look at the count, joe biden 898 delegates, bernie sanders 745. you need 1991 to win the nomination. >>> >>> california lawmakers have approved nearly $1 billion in new spending to fight the coronavirus pandemic here in california. that vote in sacramento came yesterday just before state lawmakers adjourned for the next month as part of the effort to contain the virus. it's believed to be the first time in the 158 years of the california legislature that state lawmakers abrup

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but three states continued, florida, illinois, and arizona. in person voting was down in all three states, voting was up in florida and arizona. it was down a little bit by reports in illinois. the reason it was up is because those states are allowing early voting and mail ballot voting. that is going to be a lesson for all of these things going forward during this coronavirus crisis. david: that's the question going forward. things keep getting tighter and tighter and worse and worse. are we going to be able to have the rest of the primaries? jeanne: we don't know yet. a few states have already postponed as ohio did. georgia did, and a few others. they may postpone, or they may go the way of florida and arizona and do more mail ballot and early voting. people are even talking about drive-by balloting, drive-by voting. that could be a way to keep people going to the polls. of course, it is not just the vote is getting to the polls and voting. it is also getting poll workers there. they tend to be in their 60's and 70's nationwide, and they may

yesterday he swept all three primaries -- arizona, florida, illinois. now the former vice president has more than half the 2000 or so delegates he needs for the nomination. he also has a 284 delegate lead over bernie sanders. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in i amthan 120 countries, viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. taylor? francine? anna: viviana, thank asked francine: viviana, thank you so much. looking at the news over the last couple of weeks, i think this is the fourth time this has happened. futures declining along with european stocks, tracing some of the moves from a day earlier. treasury yields are continuing to climb. traders are trying to figure out if the fiscal and monetary stimulus is enough to counter effecting the impact of coronavirus, oil dropping to a 17-year low. taylor: it is interesting, the technicals of the market. i think we have all learned what circuit breaker limits are. within the futures market, that limit down 5% per that is when you ch

arizona and florida are interesting because they have such high populations of elderly people.ou are seeing election officials in all four of those states really urging voters, elrly voters in particula to practice early voting, or if well. ballots asi in frankn county, ohio, they have seen an increase ever since 2016 in the amount of early voting. 'were seeing early voting double since that time today ahead of the election. that i one measure we are seeing. going forward, in terms of how the campaigns really address this, this is a new age of virtual campaigning. it is not only going to impact the presidential campaigns joe biden and bernie sanders, with more virtual events, but it is also impacti congressional campaigns. congressman joe kennedy of odmassachusetts announced he will be suspending all in-0 perso-- in-person campaign activities and instead will be focusing our virtual campaigning and only addressing the coronavirus. it is a new age, uncharted territory. we will have to see what happe next. nada: yeah, i wanted to ask you about that, because bernie sanders innt pa