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according to the cdc, there's no evidence that covid-19 can be spread to humans through the cuse of poolsisinfection including chlorine of pools and hot tubs should remove or at least inactivate the virus that causes covid-19. we're getting lots of great questions. we certainly want to hear what your questions are during this outbreak. you can call us or e-mail us your questions. we have a team of people here at the station. producers, reporters, working to answer your question questions. you can also see the questions we've already answered at ktvu.com. a special section right on the front page is called fact or fiction. the situation change big the minute. stay up-to-date at all times by downloading our free kt vu news app. >> >>> i will say our website is doing a nice job with it. it's been really good information. for the weather, rain back in the forecast. and you can see it's to the south of us now. but our rain is gonna come from the north. southern california has had a dose of it. there it is. for us, this next weather system is coming out here, it's gonna be cool. pushed up a lit

that is why a lot of eyes and ears were cused on chief justice john roberts, who made the critical votes you recall in that texas case, it was a 5-3 decision. justice anthony kennedy was key. he has retired now on the bench are justices gorsuch and vanaugh. roberts is considered in the middle here. vhe asked questioy similar of all the lawyers who argued today. and that really probethe extent of the 2016 decisron and how coing it has to be. he asked, can we do a fact by fact inquiry of each state law to determine whether this kind of a requirement as a medical benefit? because in that 2016 decision, the supreme court said that texas requirement had no medical benefit. >> that admitting privileges did not affect the health of women. >> and that in fact it could hurt it and was unduly enbume, which is the test for constitutionality of abortion restrictions today. then there also was just the merits of having a 30-mile race -- requirement for hospital privileges. pointed out, if a woman hasr complications from an abortion and she said those complications are extremely rare, she is going to

way, shape and form possible: staffing, supplies, and space, and so everyone is completely laser- cused on this task. >> brangham: do you have enough supplies right w? we've certainly been reading about the shortage of n-95 mask the shortage of ventilators, the shortage of protective gowns. do you feel like you have enough equipment to do the job safely that you needel to do? >> i don't believe we're any different than any other supplies, n-95s, face shields, the like. so, we have the good fortune of professors and researchers and scientists who are on campus at niversitook u we have folks who are working on usg 3d printers to create face shields. so this is really an enormous effort and everyone is involvedo we alsd a link on how to make hand sanitizer and sent it to our chemisy department. and, lo and behold, they started making gallond s llons of hand sanitizer. so, yes, the resupplies limited, but we're certainly not hem to come to u we're taking matters into our own hands as best as we can to control what is in our control. >> brangham: i d ink anyone wook at what you're doing, and

political coentar mohammad hashemi says at a time when both countries should be cusing on containingloser than ever. >> this was the worst time for such things happen because everybody fear of another war in the region. and then in the middle of the t crist iran is engaged in is trying to deal with this coronavirus outbreak. >> reporter: tehran and washington are feuding over the coronavirus, too. yesterday, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo accused iran of covering up the outbreak. >> reporter: last week, the "washingtopost" cited satellite images to report authorities in iran raced to dig trenches at a cemetery in the hide the death toll.ffort to ite site was so vast, the "post" said, as visible from space. other news organizations picked up the story, some calling the site a "mass grave." >> well, i was shocked. and terrified. >> reporter: habib abdolhossein is a reporter at press tv, iran's state-funded english language news network. he says the site was no secret, and was prepared to accommodate the islamic custom of burying >> satellite images cannot prove that a mass grave o

>>we needto be cused an local community efforts to slow the spread. >>health andhuman services secretary alex azar says it's clear the coronavirus has established a foothold in the us will see community transmission in the united states and we'll see me cases and the testing will eliminate thazarsays there will be more confirmed cases as millions a crowdof ours tests are putting to use this week as our says the federal government willwork with state and local authorities on testing and quarantine efforts including isolating the 2500 people board the grand >>advise ing on various mitigation measures such as whether you close schools, public transpoation large gatherings, but senator chuck schumer says health officials are playing catch up because the trum administration mishandled coronavirus sting early on but because we don't have a complete handle on testing. many of our hospita doctors. researchers and public health officials ar flying blind without accurate formation schumer says ultimately the us is at a disadvantage in combating the virus we nee

sure that they're capable of treating those who arevery sick and make suret thatheir resources are cusedthose. >> reporter: james ryan, president of t university of virginia. thanks for being with us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> woodruff: the "new start" treaty is the only remaining limit on u.sand russian offensive nuclear weapons. it is set to expire next february. so far, the trump administration has been unwilling to begin negotiations. instead, the u.s. says it wants to explore a broader agreement, to include china, but critics fear that strategy, that it might risk the treaty altogether. here's nick schifrin. >> schifrin: 50 miles off alaska, a large russian reconnaissance aircraft, and another one behind it, are trailed by american jets. the air force says the u.s. jets the russians, stay out u.s. airspace. riit's a cat and mouse gamt out of the cold war. and today, there's another cold war practice: spending billions on new nuclearapacity. in 2018, russian president lfadimir putin unveiled a dozen new weapons systems, including a clear cruise missile he called invincible.

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