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most experts say a vaccine is a year awa. major league baseball has their own plan.all 30 teams play and stay in arizona under quarantine. go to the hotel and stadium. back and forth. in fans acknowledging some players will not want to be separated from family for months. but thinks it's a creative way to bring baseball back. >> is this a great noble sacrifice they would be making. i won't go that far. i think that there's probably a will the of players who would take pride in the fact that we're going off to play. we're not going off to war. we're doing something to try it help boost moral of a country. in a world that needed it. >> more stories of athletes helping out. lunch delivered to 100 oakland police department officers. saying thank you in a difficult time. >> we want to say thank you to the first responders. and essential workers. >> we're grateful to you. as a daughter and granddaughter of law

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most experts say a vaccine is a year awa. major league baseball has their own plan. having all 30 teams play and stay in arizona under quarantine. go to the hotel and stadium. back and forth. in fans acknowledging some players will not want to be separated from family months. but thinks it's a creative way to bring baseball back. >> is this a great noble sacrifice they would be making. i won't go that far. i think that there's probably a will the of players who would take pride in the fact that we're going off to play. we're not going off to war. we're doing something to try it help boost moral of a country. in a world that needed it. >> more stories of athletes helping out. lunch delivered to 100 oakland police department officers. saying thank you in a difficult time. >> we want to say thank you to the first responders. and essential workers. >> we're grateful to you. as a daughter and granddaughter of law enforcement, i know all of the exceptional work you continue to do. thank you. >> with all the gyms closed players are getting creative with workers. this is sha

. >> know it is tough, but i refuse to throw awa aall the effo the sacrifice of the british people andrisk a second major outbreak and hu loss of life. >> the primeinister has recovered since he was diagnosed with coronavirus a month ago. including a mild cough and a temperature on march 26th. he was advised by the chief medical officer to take a test. here, youan see him on march 27th announcing on twitter that he had tested positive for covid-19. a week later, on april 2, this was him clapping again for nhs workers. days later, april 5, he was admitted to st. thomas hospital in central london and spent a week, including three nights in intensive care there. he was not placed on a ventilator. ton april 1 prime minister used this appearanceo thank staff are saving his life in intensive care. over the lastouple of weeks, he has not had any official government work well recovering and his country residence. lastly, he did speak to the queen and presidential. i want to show you a graph now on the daily reported deaths from coronavirus and hospitals -- in hospita u around the. there has be

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we know that chris Ãwas there, he was killed.t that there are no people in those categories. but those ones in particular i think he's using rhetorically. >> you have any sense of whether officers children and possibly soldiers children were sent to the public schools and whether that connection also existed? >> i wanted to find that so badly, i spent so much time reading these reports of people who hoping they would name some kid that was actually there but they don't. that really did escape me, the question of how children were being educated when they get sick there often in doctors records. there's ways in which clearly they are part of the challenge but i cannot find them in the schools, i wanted to come a great question. >> one more question. >> i know we can document two women who were kind of in the thick of things, based on testimony, based on your research do you think they are running other women there. i think that probably not, i don't think there are a lot of women wandering the streets at night. not coming out to s

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remember ron klain -- awas criticized when he was brought on board as ebola czar because he didn't have experience as an infectious disease matter. but what was needed in that moment was someone who understood how government works. i think jared might actually know that. the problem jared is having is some of the stuff he said today was nonsensical, for instance talking about the national stockpile by saying it wasn't really meant to go to the states in need. it was meant for the use of the federal government. well, i can't really contemplate a scenario in which you would use the national stockpile's ventilators for some sort of broad federal use but not state by state use. it doesn't make much sense. so he's playing catchup, and this brings us to the larger point, which i think is the underlying issue which has colored basically the entirety of the administration's response. one, they're playing catchup. and two, they're only thinking one day or one news cycle ahead. the stuff they should have been doing a month ago they're just getting around to, and the results are cataclysmic. >> an

said, quote, we were saddened to learn that an associate at our tracy distribution center has passed awa to complications related to covid-19. our hearts are heavy and our thoughts are with that associate's family. in sacramento, food was the main topic at a news conference where the governor addressed a plan to grant two weeks of paid sick leave to workers who have been infected with covid-19. the california grocers association is encouraging people to use grocery delivery services. joshua used to be a ride share driver. now he delivers groceries through instacart. >> safeways especially, produce aisles are a lot of times completely devastated. pasta is gone. flour is gone. sugar is gone. thinking couple hopes the shortage is only temporary. >> the idea of it getting worse is worrying. but that remains to be seen. hopefully we're just seeing a temporary disruption in supply. >> in san francisc ma, c7 news. >> and while we're talking about our food supply, a massive coronavirus outbreak at a south dakota pork processing plant is fueling concern of a possible meat shortage in grocery stor

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new jersey, a stay-at-home order has been in effect since march 21st and the state is probably weeks awap starting its economy, and governor murphy joins me now. and governor, you have made note of these at your briefings. sadly, we just did the math. the death toll now surpasses the combined death toll of new jerseyans who died fighting in vietnam, korea, and world war i. i think the scope of this continues to set in. let me start with where you believe the state of new jersey is right now and how far away you think you are from phase one, incremental reopening of the economy. >> chuck, good to be with you. you're absolutely right. and we have suffered an extraordinary toll and loss of life. i think best understanding the data right now is that we're still a number of weeks away. the fatalities continue to be significant each and every day. our positive test curve has flattened, and that's a good thing. more importantly, hospitalizations have started to come down. icu and ventilator use down a little bit. those are good signs. but we're not out of the woods yet. i think we're several we

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roman elements into the future down to the present day and was there when it finally went smash as awapowerful force. i think you can imagine versions of that. you can imagine a renewal under decadence. that it creates something new to carry on the best of our own legacy. is the optimistic case. in fact it's has its virtues. it was a lot worse than the lives that we have now and we should regard life under decadence not as a horrible burden but as something that is not ideal but potentially a gift because it still leaves room for creativity renewal, and pass back to dynamism and flourishing. i did not anticipate encountering cardinal sarah in the book. and even less anticipated what exceptionalism was. if you haven't read it i apologize for spoiling it. and no spoilers. as possible ways of envisioning imagining some sort of replenishment. if you think you're thinking about the vulnerabilitiesf the vulnerabilities of europe in certain ways they had had lower birth rates for a longer time they had had relative stagnant growth compared to us for a longer time but they are also more vulner

old, awas only 44 years member of pba 105. he leaves behind his wife and their three kids who are 18, 13, and 12. he has left us far too soon. just connected with his wife. maybe we can have a picture with him tomorrow just to make sure everybody puts a name with the face. i also spoke with my fellow middletown resident bill sullivan. he was not only a friend of nelson's but was the president of pba 105. his threes wife, kids, to bill and all of their colleagues, our thoughts and prayers and hearts go out to you. in that respect, today i am signing an executive order to help preserve this balance between public health and public safety. under this order, certain low risk individuals whose current age or health status puts them at particular risk for covid-19, who have been perhaps denied parole within the last year or whose sentences are to expire within the next three months may be placed and i say may be on temporary hold confinement or granted parole is already eligible through an expedited process. i want to stress that no

he's not awake yet.cas who is nte awa a eva, thank you very much for that very important report.. jen again with us and you have a pooch, mason, the yorkie. we keep hearing -- jen, we keep hearing that our pets are not -- our pets are not able to transmit the virus to us. how do we know that for sure? >> we don't know it for sure, robin. there's still a lot we are learning about this virus but we have to remember when you talk about zoonotic disease, it's a disease that starts in animals and goes to humans. now it's appearing in reverse. what we don't know is if pets can be a conduit or a vector and spread it not just between other household pets but between other human beings as well. so, again, we're erring on the side of caution. that's why the cdc is making these recommendations. and, yes, my dog is still asleep so -- >> you knew that was my next question. but people are very concerned about this and want to know. i'm glad you're sharing that with us. we hope the little pug down in north carolina looks like is going to make a full recovery. so thank you, jen. we'll have a pla

syracuse and you are saying there is no problem here, and i can't get my job and my company is birthing awaithering away k city a totally different thing it's up to these governors and mayors to get together and say i have got my area. all right? we'll worry about this. we will get an idea of where the city people are going. and we will stay on top of it. plus, the american people have demonstrated this thing called responsibility. we get it. we understand if we can stand 10 feet away from you at home depot we could probably do it at the dry cleaner and deli. we could get. this it's time for people to understand that we'll follow orders to a degree. we understand the danger. everyone has got somebody they know who has died or is suffering beat. this i think they have got to start treating the american people like adults. i think we have earned it. i think that's what the president is saying. i understand the frustration. i understand the governor's responsibility. steve: right. brian: i think there is a good mix there i think we will see a lot of that lifting today a little bit later in the

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