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i dont even believe it's legal, interstate commerce clause, etc. so i think it would be exactly opposite the president is talking about, how would you ever operationally stop goods from coming to new york and goods and food and trucks etc. i can't believe he's considering. >> what if sthas that what he wants? what if he does want a lockdown? would you sue to stop him? you said you don't think it is legal. >> well a lockdown is what they did in wuhan china. and we're not in china. and we're not in wuhan. i don't believe it would be illegal. -- i don't believe it would be legal. i believe it would be illegal. >> jeremy, do we know exactly what the president wants? and if what he wants is more like a lockdown, is that legal? >> reporter: it does appear it is more in line with a loktden than what people typically think of when you talk about the word "quarantine." the president's said he'll talk about travel restriction, essentially preventing anybody, any residents of new york state and parts of connecticut and new jersey, basically that tri-state are

. >> if we go to the hospital, in unless we pay.take if you have money, you're welcome, 'f you dont,ou're not. >> lebanon has faced a multitude of calamities. this new wave of disasters is its greatest test in decades. the generations that survived war and political crises now face an unprecedented set of challenges that only continue to get worse. for the pbs newshour, i am jane ferguson in beirut, lebanon. judy: we thought we would close tonight with ato of hope. how in these trying times people are creatively using the arts likes onto come together evenn the face of social distancing. ait is reminder of the power of humanity e dnuring hardship. jeffrey brown has a look as part of our ongoing culture series. >> broadway may be dark and silentut in the digital world, there is music in the time of coronavirus. the show in that way goesn, a chorus line of nyu students eager to pick up where they left off. a song from the musical, you're inown by a middle school -- urinetown by a middle school. and a performance from les miserables froolthis high sc this last video and many others like

jesse: i'm not trying to come down harde on you because i dont think a lot of americans realize the severityerybody came to that conclusion at their own time, i'm not here to lecture you or anything like that, it was a bad judgment call but that's neither here nor there but kylie to regret going down or no? >> no, i do not regret it, i just wish i'd been there earlier before everything started getting bad. >> why don't you regret it, you are aware that young people can get corona and give it to their parents, grandparents, you don't want to do that to you? >> no, i do not want to do that. regret it because i feel like i kept my distance from people as much as i could when going on the beaches and stuff like that, the only time i was around big groups of people are the two times i went out to dinner but other than that i had a reallyy good time keeping to myself. jesse: you don't regret it because you went down there and you social distance the best you could. you understand that the governot of florida basically canceled the whole deal, shut down the beaches but that is fine. listen, dear fr

. >> there's so much in this booka but i dont the come back to his center, his wife, jessie fremont. you tell me how she manag to make him a national hero and then cat baltimore herself into a limelight like women had never been in before. >> it's an amazing story. she was ambitious for a very young age, and she said, my would have had.a place a b an she would follow him hunting and follow him to the senatee ths a point when she grew up where this was no longer seen as appropriate. she eloped with this young nniless army lieutenant, this adventurous lieutenant, and she fruld receive his letterm the west, and she would put them in the newspuer and pblicize what he was doing. after a while she was writing letters herself that wou get published in the newspaper, and this speedily began to publicize her. people would notice and comment that a woman was commenting on politics. >> you also wrote an op-ed in the "new york times," and you entitled it, "it's 1856 all over again. i am intrigued how and what can we learn? >> one thing that is similar now and then is thatthe naion in the 1850s w

you dont to burn the system in a moment when people are dying and disease is spreading.at the swamp is something you need, it's something that's hit everybody hard, and everyone is saying where are the tests and whyv doesn't the ernment do this for me, if we're ever reminded of when we need the institutions of government,s in a reminder. >> woodruff: and if there was er a time all americans have a right to health cars e, t it. and he clearly wants joe bidwhen he seems to acknowledge is going to wim the noination to adopt some of his -- >> well, i think the$15 minimum wage, bernie sanders can make the argument he moved thparty to the left. bernie sanders cannot say 2016 was rigged.he articipated in the change of the rules to limit the influence of superelegates, to lead to more primaries, to -- and made the case that someone who has ar ity ought to be the nominee and it's going to be hard -- and the question is can he bring his people withm. >> woodruff: but as both of u are saying, now that we have improves in front of us, this presidential race takes a back seat. it's a

of course there's a trickle down effect on the big companies are going to get a big slice of the i dont they. indeed yes well this particular bill knowledge has just been passed by the senate for example provides it says for free it's sick care well it doesn't to everybody the bill expressively excludes employers of companies that have more than $500.00 employees it also allows those who have less than 50 employees to opt out of this particular legislation so the biggest companies are not are not. required to provide paid sick careful the employees that's the wal-mart's the mcdonald's the wendy's the really major companies then you have the issue where the senate bill passed and now provides for free testing for the virus however 2 issues here 1st of all they are still not enough test kits testing is still lagging behind because of the slow response of the trumpet ministration and secondly while the bull may provide payment for testing it does not provide payment for treatment that is something that could cost in the tens of thousands of dollars so although this bill will be welcomed by

take a seat back into your old role, , which for those who dont know, it's in the basement office that is very low clearance and no windows whatsoever. if you had your old job right now, how would you advise the president not only on how to respond to a pandemic threat how to respond and navigate this pandemic? >> firstly what is is a might be a part left out as as a thank u to richard edelman for putting this piece up out because this report is based on data. people are gravitating towards data and if they're not they should be. this isn't richards opinion and a support member that. this is richards dated driven conclusion. i'd like to back into this by saying i have the benefit of being in this confluence of two of those categories that we could just laid out. if you are 60 of my cards that work with in the last 15 years are also highly respected academic people of credential professional areas of expertise, i learn from them. i meant toward some of them. they have mentor to me. they of the world's leading epidemiologist and virologist at the heads of public health departments in the

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