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. >> reporter: the owner of a hotel in idaho offered to give boise's vulnerable population a bed to shelterace and with classrooms empty a volunteer in washington loaded up his van with cereal for kids to longer being fed at school. >> i haven't gotten up that early since high school but the need is there. >> reporter: distilleries usually busy making spirits are now making sanitizer americans hearing the daul for help. >> i mean, it was either sitting at home stressing and crying or doing something and i'm a do person something. >> reporter: and offering a helping hand >> all right to another amazing story on this friday a great grandmother in indiana just celebrated her 103rd birthday and of course she had plenty of company for it >> isn't this a wonderful birthday, mom? >> wonderful >> of course virtual company family members gathered outside her nursing home window to wish their nanny a happy birthday and they even used a ipad to chat over face time >> i love her smile. that's the way we do it. the love is way, way more powerful >> don't even have to worry about it >> we thank you for w

digital in boise has been using the ideas that i what. young there so you're not giving up i want to improve her quality of life i'm not always going to be there for her and i don't want her to. the middle east war political scene. of up if you were at sardi's documentary shuttle follows the search for the resting place of one of the podiums most trusted generals back in 30 minutes with the latest headlines see about that. the world is driven by a dream shaped by those great. thinks . we dare to ask. time after time called parisian to repeat the same mantra sustainability very important. transitions to sustainable transport sustainability stay number may not be more equitable and sustainable well. they claim their production is completely hama's. dissolute. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something i'll just let's keep going to an even and i mean look. this time will be doing to me man i'm stunned. understood superman and. you know goodall for it do 50 noise sh

as needham mentioned in the bundesliga tomorrow's match between boise i mentioned god and cologne will be played without spectators because of fears over the coronavirus it is the 1st one to sleep again. to be affected by the outbreak authorities in munchen got back stop short of calling off the match entirely of the german football league the d.s. al says the season moss and asked planned in may. meanwhile in china president xi jinping has visited the city of one han where the corona virus was 1st detected back in december and the visit was seen as a sign of the virus is diminishing threat in china with just 19 new cases reported across the nation on tuesday who han and nearby cities have been under lockdown but local officials and who by province have been told to prepare for the easing of travel restrictions and for businesses to resume. in the u.s. a cruise ship carrying almost 2 dozen passengers infected with the virus has docked in the port of oakland in california and stock markets tank president trump announced new economic measures but he stopped short of a full scale public h

divided families in the past before the outbreak they can still like state as day old and into our boise like the corals with the family members but these days they have to stay at home and without any choice is the they have to like face the like this situation or somehow it will also create more tension within the family. the broader social impact of these measures it may take longer to emerge but for now the al family is coping fine with the confinement. well the international olympic committee's executive board has given its support for this summer's olympic games in tokyo to go ahead of schedule in a statement the committee expressed its quote full commitment to the success of the olympic games and there are fears the coronavirus could force the olympics to be postponed in japan an attempt at business as usual as people are preparing for the games. the countdown to the olympic games is still running at tokyo's main train station despite the threat the coronavirus may pose to sport's landmark event in the middle of the crisis various test events for the olympics are taking place last

you know they just had the martin case settle what happened well that was where this guy was suing boise saying it's unconstitutional to say i can't sleep outside if you don't have sufficient facilities so. it went all the way to where they kicked it up to the supreme court because they were saying well yeah it's unconstitutional you can't tell someone they can't sleep you know on the sidewalk and the supreme court said they're not going to look at it so now every you can sleep on the street you know because there aren't sufficient facilities in l.a. it's so frustrating well if the economy doesn't favor the kind of productive society that one equates with a free market capitalist system right you've got a clipped ocracy. and you've got the bankers they steal the 99 percent of all the money they print and they buy art like yours i mean this is a great hedge against jamie diamond and other the kleptocrats is that the value of the art goes up faster than their ability to print money that's why because those are trading at all time highs that's why fine art and chateaus switzerland are tradi

trump appointed 2 conservative justices and gallagher has more from new orleans down by the law by up boise and does not south problems outside one of louisiana's few remaining abortion clinics a protester urges women to make a different choice the state's laws are among the most restrictive public fundings only available in cases of rape or incest women must receive counseling discouraging them from the procedure and mine is new parental consent the case now before the supremes court could make abortions in louisiana harder forcing clinics to get admitting privileges to a hospital within 50 kilometers of their practice a move critics say would force most to close it's very concerning in that that the supreme court took this case up at all caruso how studies women's health and says louisiana is trying to undermine a ruling known as roe v wade that made abortion legal in 1973 brother than overturn roe v wade which at one time seemed so insurmountable kill it by death through a 1000 cuts and so these are medically unnecessary regulations that have the effect of closing abortion clinics other

there will be a time in the next couple months when in fact boise will phase a surge particularly inheir health care setting as well so that the best way to prepare for the surge in boise, idaho, right now is both looking at the personal protective equipment and critical medical care is needed in the health care facilities but also to double down on social distancing grade you have to do it ahead of time to reduce the peak surge when it comes. >> trace: that a little bit confused, doctor, you have all these different viewpoints coming out. four days, governor of new york saying that we need more ventilators, more ventilators and today he sang, well, maybe we don't need as many as we thot and play this and get your thoughts on the other side. >> yes, there in the stockpile. that's where they're supposed to be because we don't need them yet to come up we need them for the apex and the apex is in he here. some are gathering them in the stockpile so that when we need them they will be there. if we don't need them today because we're not a capacity today. why they're not deployed because

they landed safely in boise. cruz discovered a foot long crack on the skin of the plane.requires inspections every 1500 flights. the jette was inspected roughly 500 flights before the incident. >>> louisiana has postponed its presidential primary because of the coronavirus produced the first date in the country to postpone the election due to the virus. it the primary was scheduled for april 4 but will now take place on june 20. the dnc is also changing up sunday's debate because of the pandemic. it's being moved from arizona to washington dc to minimize travel. the miami mayor said he tested positive for the coronavirus he tweeted out a video confirming the news today. he says he he'd been in self quarantine after he learned he may have been in contact with the communications director who tested positive after traveling to florida. flores says he feels healthy and strong and more than capable of doing his job as mayor. >>> starbucks company share plunged to a 52-week low. some starbucks stores in the u.s. and canada will become drive-through only while others may limit t

going to have a different curve, so new york is going to have a different curve than washington, then boise, idaho. and with the president in my mind is doing is trying to help people understand that there is a light at the end of this tunnel. we will get through this and as you mentioned earlier we are seeing new york's cases leveled off, we are seeing the hospitalizations start to level off and when you look at china, when you look at south korea, there curve was about 2-2.5 months, so there is hope that if we continue to lean into these mitigation efforts, and we are two-thirds of the way through, 15 days to stop the spread initiative, that we can flatten the curve and we can get to the end of this more quickly. >> laura: i got an email from a friend of mine who's in icu doctor up in boston who was just questioning this number that was, again, talking about numbers in perspective and projections. this number that cuomo keeps siding, that we need 40,000 icu beds and 30,000 ventilators and he said the following. he said who's going to work on the patients and the vents, the ventilators? ro

. >> we're going to boise, idaho, coming from santa cruz, california. >> reporter: you can't get therehere. >> no. i don't know how i'm going to get there. >> reporter: the road closures were caused by heavy snow and storm casualties like this tree that fell on interstate 80 after this morning. >> let's give it a go, okay? >> reporter: this big rig was stuck on a freeway overpass in baxter until the driver was rescued by caltrans crews with a tow truck. the hazardous conditions caused a big delay for michelle taylor en route to reno. >> i'm told that i can't get through. >> reporter: for how long? >> so they don't know yet. yeah. but i got toilet paper. i'm ready to bribe. >> reporter: the sierra whiteout was so severe that amber burke of santa cruz must come up with a plan b. what are you going to do now? >> wait it out. i think we're going to tough it out, wait it out, maybe think about a hotel room. >> reporter: in the biggest storm of the year there is more than enough snow to keep caltrans plenty busy. >> so good to finally see those pictures up there and get some rain in the bay

. >> here is an interesting one from lisa in boise, idaho.s shipped to me from opening the cardboard box, the plastic, to all the surfaces of the item? should i disinfect with soap and water, lysol?" sanjay you were saying we don't know how long the virus can stay on surfaces but it certainly does stay there for some period of time. >> yes, it does, and there's some surfaces more likely to allow that virus to be there than others. cardboard not a good surface because of its porous nature. solid surface the virus can live there for a couple of days. doesn't mean it's as pathogenic, not likely to cause disease. if you get packages like that, take a wipe, wipe the package, open it after you open it, wash your hands. just assume that the things are contaminated and how would you behave if it was contaminated. you can touch it with your hands but wash your hands afterwards, don't touch your face. >> kathy from illinois writes "i've heard people that get coronavirus will have lung damage even after they recover and their lung capacity will be 40% l

the answers may vary depending upon whether you're in boise, idaho or brooklyn, new york. of social isolation best has to be managed at the community level, city level, state level which is what we're doing, though new york city, it's alarming now the number of reported cases in new york city is approaching somewhere between 30 and 40% of the nationwide total despite the best efforts of our mayor and our governor here. at the national level the president of course occupies the bully pulpit. he is the most visible spokesperson for any government in this country and sets the tone, but the federal government's role in a circumstance like this is to make sure that local communities, states, cities have the resources they need to combat this virus and to make sure everyone does what they're supposed to do in this circumstance. he says he's not the shipping clerk. well, actually the federal government kind of is. he is the shipping clerk in chief to make sure that governors, mayors have the resources they need, the hospital beds, the masks, the ventilators, the test kits that th

new york will be different than new orleans and is going to be different than boise, idaho. >> we're those 15 days. do you think we'll need more? >> well, i think in some places definitely we're going to need a lot more. some places haven't hit their peak yet, and what we're looking to do in the next week or two is really get people the testing data that they need to make informed choices. some places it doesn't matter if it's easter or memorial day or labor day, we know that we want people to be thinking about what they can do now so that we can quickly get through this with as few deaths and as few hospitalizations as hospital. >> the president has been talking about relaxing the restrictions in classified areas. there's low, medium or high risk. unless you're consistent across the entire country, how is that supposed to work and not spread state to state still? >> well, the way it works is through cooperation. i used to run a state health department. the authority lies at the state level. important for people to know that 19 of 20 -- of the 50 states of the country according to dr

the city of boise. we've got some of the same day in in boise.vote. warren and bloomberg and buttigieg have dropped somewhat. this is the biggiest one in the state. there's a difference in idaho between the early and the same-day. 11%. we're starting to get same day. put a pin in this number here. in ada county where boise is, 11% in. it's a five-point lead for biden. what comes in the rest of the way will be same day. let's see what the change is. >> thank you very much. >> steve kornacki, thank you. we now have the great pleasure of bringing a byline many of our viewers may know back to television. new yorker staff writer and professor of journalism here in new york at columbia university, jelani cobb. it's great to have you back on the broadcast. you've been so patient listening to our coverage. now we get to ask you what you make of this night thus far and where the democratic party is on the map tonight. >> oh, there's so much to talk about. so, i mean, let's start with this. you know, the earlier conversation about joe biden's comeback and

from boise to cincinnati and countless cities and towns nationwide we heard loud and clear the need for 21st century transportation network. one that will ensure america can compete in the global marketplace, find mobility options for growing and diverse population. the chamber produce a four-point plan to modernize america's infrastructure and have discussed it with numbers of congress on both sides of the aisle and both sides of capitol hill. we have express our willingness to work with both republicans and democrats to ensure commonsense funding and solution and get them enacted into law. i am glad to discuss the details of the chamber's ideas during the question. weird i wanted to use my opening statement to express her the frustration of millions of americans who spent so much time stocking congestion who miss their kids baseball game because a bridge was closed, a transit line was delayed due to repairs. is this the america this committee in this congress wants? many times, the cost of inaction cost more than the cost of action. we ask the federal government to get back to busines

new york is going to have a different curve than washington then boise, idaho.g is trying to help people understand that there is a light at the end of this tunnel. we will get through this. and as you mentioned earlier, we are seeing new york's cases level off. we are seeing their hospitalization start to level off. if you look at china, you look at south korea, there curve was about 2-2.5 months. there is hope that if we finish through and -- two-thirds of the way through. that we can flatten the curve and that we can get to the end of this more quickly. >> laura: i got an email from a friend of mine up in boston who was just questioning this number that was again talking about numbers in perspective and projection, this number that he keeps siding. that we made 40,000 icu beds and 30,000 ventilators. he said the following, he said who is going to work on the patient's and the fence? the ventilators? robots? that aren't enough medical personnel to manage that money. what about those numbers. how are we getting to those numbers? given that the realistic project

temperatures probably seeing records today, in winnemucca, boise, salt lake city, billings, north platte. minneapolis, rapid city, wichita, st. louis and early next week, we'll be flirting with 70 degrees in washington, d.c., new york city, raleigh, also into the mid-60s for nashville and cincinnati >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing a lot more clouds moving in today. and it will be much cooler as a result. and we'll see at times the sun peeking out. we're only reaching 63 in the south bay for a high. oakland will see a high of 60. 57 in san francisco. and 56 today in clear lake. big difference in the temperatures compared to the way we started this week. and tomorrow is going to be the coolest day with more clouds, spotty light rain and morning temperatures starting out in the upper 30s. but we'll have another chance of rain on tuesday. >> by the way, if miami hits 90 degrees today, which is very possible, that would be eight weeks earlier than the average first day, 90-degree day in miami. >> winter is done? blew right through it. good to have you back, by the

new york is going to look different than boise, idaho, or jackson, mississippi, or new orleans. and we know that this week was a particularly bad week for new york. the good news is that china, south korea, are reopening. italy looks like deaths and cases are going down and in washington and you heard the governor of new york actually say yesterday that their cases have actually leveled off in terms of new cases day by day. so we know we can get through this. >> definitely we can get through this, but as a country, should americans gird themselves for what's ahead? is the worst of this still ahead of us? >> well, again, it depends on where you are. we're hopeful next week new york will start to come down because their cases have started to level off. and that's because they've been aggressive about their mitigation efforts. we see that now the places that have been aggressive about staying at home, about keeping under groups of ten, have been successful. we also see hot spots like detroit, like chicago, like new orleans, that will have a worse week next week than what they had t

i think the boise might be in dry dock right now, but nonetheless, we have a shortfall there obviously a nuclear attack some rains that are sitting and waiting for their are half life to begin. along with that right now you i have then t cities in the army,t one point we had as few less than single digits the number that we're ready to fight tonight. general milley, are we making m progress and can you give us an update on these particular ones with regard to where we have improvededth on those numbers in the last few years? >> thanks senator for the opportunity. what i would like to do if i could is give you the specific numbers. actual readiness that up by type of weapon system with numbers that you are talking about is classified information, we do not want the enemy of our know all that. on wa one hand. on the other to hand i would pun it in about a third or so that havetha improved over numbers yu saw.go. there are two steps forward andn one stepse backward in terms of readiness. we monitor very closely every month. it has improved, i canyou allom get you the exact data if you all

there is a possibility getting the greater area hospitals, but there might always be some beds open in boiselaces like that. would that help carry the load? >> i think that's really putting your head in the sand. i think what we need to do is really enforce the social distancing in order to decrease the acute peak of patients presenting. if we have a thousand patients presenting requiring admission in the next week, we are going to run out of bed capacity really quickly. if we can slow that down and slow it down to 100 for a week requiring admission, that would give a lot more opportunity for hospitals to continue to treat other patients, traumas, stroke, heart attacks, and take care of the cobit >> trace: i want to get your response on the other side. watch this. >> one of the challenging things for us on the front lines is differentiate patients who have the cold an and a flu like illn. capacity planning is of the utmost importance during any kind of crisis situation affecting health care, and we've done this in the past and we are doing it now. >> trace: what do you make of that? a patien

elizabeth warren has post-super uesday itinerary lined up, lansing michigan, phoenix, arizona, and boiseur next trent in from arizona, tucson, a democrat. trent, who is your candidate? caller: i'm actually looking go for joe biden coming up in the election. i feel at the end of the day, of us democrats just don't want to see trump in that seat in the oval office again and i'm 21 years old, i agree with a lot of what bernie ays and a bunch of my friends do, actually my brother runs the democratic socialists of america university, but i really don't think america is eady for that extreme of a change going from trump who is on the right all the way to the of bernie.socialist susan: why do you think joe competitor?e a good caller: i feel like he is in the middle. day, he calls the him moderate. and buttigieg in the debates unite the ts to democratic party and defeat trump. i was a buttigieg fan, at the right in day he is endorsing biden and he gives us the best chance of taking down someone else in the oval office. susan: thanks for your call. alex wagner from with the circus, a journalist f

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in boise, a college town, women winning by three points, winning across the state.er to the state of washington. the results here have slowed. we don't expect all the results tonight. mail in ballots, uit's going to take time. the fact that joe biden, there were questions he would hit the 15% threshold in washington. he's in play to win washington now. bernie sanders held a 17,000 person rally in tacoma just a couple of weeks ago. joe biden in the county where tacoma sits right now is winning that county. and i think the question going into this is if you have the organization and have the money and have the revolution as bernie sanders does, these are the say its you should do well in. joe biden didn't have the money for a long period of time, didn't have the organization. joe biden is coming into these states, holding his own, potentially winning as well. chris, hitting the threshold, every delegate matters. if you look at the delegates, joe biden, he's gone up roughly 122 delegates throughout the course of the night. bernie sanders is at 56, 57 delegates. every s