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that the football match will take place without spectators i'm very grateful that many federal states had state assembly decrees that they passed. with court injunctions to ensure that events over $1000.00 with over $1000.00 people can be canceled i believe that the citizens on the ground but also the people responsible when they have such a clear measure it will be easier to implement if we all do what we can to make sure this starts anything about a 1000 but let me say that that doesn't mean that every meeting under 1000 where every event under 1000 people should continue it depends on the intensity. of the rock concerts and the dance a cloud is different then if it's an exam where you can sit people one meter apart so that's another issue i know that with football there are many fans who are really suffer that they can't go to matches but i am going to rely on football fans having a heart for the people that we want to protect people with chronic diseases people who are elderly. they are at greater risk for severe cases if you hear 80 percent or mild cases no symptoms but you for the young people if

to school we need to so we expect to make between 50000000 and 75000000 mass for the federal government with assembly lines shut down the ford motor company is collaborating with other big manufacturers general electric and 3 m. to produce medical face shields using 3 d. printers the companies also hope to adapt auto air filters and other equipment to make critically needed ventilators and respirators last weekend president trump falsely said the companies were making respirators right now in fact full scale production is months away efforts by companies large and small will greatly help in the crisis but all those efforts take time and as the pandemic spreads rapidly time is one thing. doctors nurses and patients have an. robert oulds 0 los angeles. while our white house correspondent can be how katrine's us now live from washington d.c. kimberly as we're watching these numbers escalate we're also i believe expecting some new modeling from the white house is there an emerging sense that of the scale of this spread across the country now. i think they've had this picture for a while but what we're he

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moon market and around south korea are soon likely to get some more help from the federal government the national assembly is set to pass a multibillion dollar supplementary budget to support small businesses and to help contain and mitigate the cove in 1900 break the so-called nice landlord trend has also brought banks into the movement with low interest loans as south korea copes with a deepening kovac 19 crisis. this is dia b. news and these are our top stories the german government is partially closing borders with france austria denmark luxembourg and switzerland as it fights to control the spread of the coronavirus the government is set to rule on air traffic on monday. spain has locked down much of the country for 2 weeks to stop the spread of the virus now the government says it's considering extending that time period and possibly closing its borders more than 47000000 citizens are being asked to stay home. and global markets plunged again on monday germany's dax opened down 5 percent dropping below 9000 tokyo's nikkei was down despite emergency monetary action by the bank of japan hong kong and

moon market in around south korea are soon likely to get some more help from the federal government the national assembly is set to pass a multi-billion dollar supplementary budget to support small businesses and to help contain and mitigate the couvade $900.00 break the so-called nice landlord trend has also brought banks into the movement with low interest loans as south korea copes with a deepening kovac 19 crisis frank smith reporting for us there we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour thank you for watching. move. move. move move. move move move move. move move. move. move move move move move to. go. from the slums of mumbai out into the world an e-commerce startup has launched an online platform the merchants can use it to offer their products on bigger markets and expand beyond their own local clientele. to give them a close the book of. boycotting. the good. question what do you get 35 times of concrete blocks the form of 120 meter high tower around a crane has 6 arms on it. battery the power enables the storage of renewable energy. but how exactly does this unique contraption work.

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federal coordination. we have to bring in the food and drug administration, we need to assemble a federal task force. this is something we could do right now. the vaccine is going to take time. we have a vaccine that's going to be moving into clinical trials. there are five or six others. it's going to take easily 12 to 18 months and so maybe it won't help so much for this epidemic but the idea of harvesting anti bodi bodies, i think it's something we need to take advantage of. some of the projections we're looking at some scary numbers. hundreds of thousands, even millions of infected individuals occupy hospitals. this is something we have to implement now. >> if the virus return social security n-- returns is not a phrase i want to talk about yet. >> testing in the u.s., you're going to see what it's like to go through it. >> get your coronavirus questions ready. what are your stories? what are you most worried about? at the top of the hour we'll answer your tweets and e-mails. we'll do it again later today at 1:00 eastern. tweet those questions along with the #msnbc answers. #msnbc answes want to

why can't the president federalize their mask assembly line and just say, we'll make you whole, but we need you to triple production. everything that comes out of here, we're going to distribute. because what we're hearing from the briefing room, we're not seeing those masks in health care facilities. >> yeah. well, the answer is he can. the law that the president expanded last week, the defense production act, gives him presusly that authority, brian. the question really isn't why can't he. it's why won't he. that's a hard question. you heard the president say today, i'm not a delivery clerk as a way to kind of dismiss this concern about these medical supplies. the states somehow should just kind of order them on their own, right? but we heard a governor today tell the president that when the states tried to order them, the federal government outbid them for those medical supplies. so all this goes to this fundamental point i've been making several times on your show over the course of this, which is that it's the responsibility of the federal government to take control of the supply

critical we need to so we expect to make between 50000000 and 75000000 mass for the federal government with assembly lines shut down the ford motor company is collaborating with other big manufacturers general electric and 3 m. to produce medical face shields using 3 d. printers the companies also hope to adapt auto air filters and other equipment to make critically needed ventilators and respirators last weekend president trump falsely said the companies were making respirators right now in fact full scale production is months away efforts by companies large and small will greatly help in the crisis but all those efforts take time and as the pandemic spreads rapidly time is one thing doctors nurses and patients haven't got robert oulds al-jazeera los angeles. well the world health organization is calling on asia pacific countries to stay vigilant in the fight against the corona virus pandemic the warning comes amid further travel restrictions in japan another surge of infections in singapore nearly 1000 people in the city state now have the virus for us larry as this report. china where the virus b

for the federal government with assembly lines shut down the ford motor company is collaborating with other big manufacturers general electric and 3 m. to produce medical face shields using 3 d. printers the companies also hope to adapt auto air filters and other equipment to make critically needed ventilators and respirators last weekend president trump falsely said the companies were making respirators right now in fact full scale production is months away efforts by companies large and small will greatly help in the crisis but all those efforts take time and as the pandemic spreads rapidly time is one thing. doctors nurses and patients haven't got robert oulds al-jazeera los angeles. or the operation is no sign of slowing down in europe spain and france record the highest single day death tolls and more than $800.00 deaths have been reported in italy as paul brennan reports mourners there held a minute's silence to remember the victims. italy has lost more people to corona virus than any other country in the world their individual names risk being overlooked lost in the ever changi

cavalry road towards the gap after seeing the federals moving in leading the federal troops of hooker's corps on, cleburne assembled his commanders on the wagon road in the gap. he drew a battle plan in the dirt with his finger. the most vulnerable part of attack was on his right flank. he told them. which came to an abrupt end at a ravine on waco ridge. he entrusted this to his texans under the command of grandbury. the left plank butted up against taylor's ridge and he assigned this to the 16th alabama and three other companies of the 6th and 7th arkansas. he knew that probably there were not going any attacks on that side of the creek but he wanted to put some people out there mostly because some of them had repeating rifles. the gap which afforded cleburne his only means of retreat if things went wrong was the most vital and cleburne decided to do a defense in depth. the first men in line were the shock troops the 5th and 13th arkansas. under the very popular irish born colonel john murray. he planned for a cushioned in multi-layer defense where success of layers of troops might absorb an enemy, attack or be av

of my administration and members of -- six members of the general assembly to guide and make recommendations on the use of the federal money as they come in. this will be a steering committee that will work between now and december 30. their duties will expire because that funding at that point will expire, as well. the members of the general assembly were appointed based upon recommendations of the speaker and senate pro tem, and i look forward to that steering group to guide as we allocate funding in the future for the emerging needs we have. with that, i will be happy to take any questions. reporter: for the calendar year? gov. hutchinson: the calendar year. the funds should be available from the feds within the next 30 days, but it has to be spent between march 1 and december 30, calendar year. reporter: how much in federal funds. gov. hutchinson: we anticipate $1.25 million in federal funds. can the fund can be used to fill budget holes? gov. hutchinson: no. it states it will be used for costs relating to the covid-19 crisis and we are looking for further interpretations, but i do not anticipate that can be used

coast guard and by the next morning, of march 4th, we had assembled from the federal side health and human services hhs, the center for disease control, c.d.c., fema, the coast guard, cal oes, the california department of public-health and our own emergency management import staff. we continued to address the grands princess for the entire week and i would like to let everyone, every port commission know we have a lot to be proud of in our maritime staff. our maritime director andre coleman was tremendously responsive, professional, calm, accurate, and just terrific in our unified command structure. joe riley, who served as our planning chief was incredibly professional, on the job, calm, collected and has a lot of experience with the unified command structure and it showed. dominique moreno was working or not the weekend and the entire maritime team just went way above and beyond for this response and i couldn't be more proud of the work that they did to support the effort. we were very also it was extraordinarily helpful and rewarding to see all the federal and state counter parks

federal government did nothing to help on. now i have to do a state budget. so now i say to the state assembly, the state senate, by the way, we have a 10 or $15 billion hold. they don't want to hear it, right? nobody wants to hear it. i don't want to hear it. unfortunately i have to live with it. but how do you do a budget with that big a hold? and remember, the great heartbreak was, we were all waiting for this last piece of federal legislation because we all believed it was going to have money to help us with our revenue shortfall, and then it didn't. so the help we were waiting for from washington never came. now we have to make drastic cuts to the budget like you have never seen. >> governor, on the issue of the travel advisory, how do you envision nonessential travel? business travel for many people is considered essential. you yourself said the financial sector is important. and are you asking people not to come to new york to do business? >> no, same definitions as we have, jesse. nonessential, if you are a nonessential worker, you shouldn't be leaving your home. if you are an essentia

federal government is doing enough? >> i mean look, right now, having assembled the taskforce was a good first step, we're a couple of months behind the 8 ball. the fact is this is a disease that when you look at the numbers, they replicate quickly. governors and mayors on the frontlines have to have resources, capacity to deal with the problem vgs and i don't think they're getting the guidance they need from the federal government. this aid package, $8.3 billion was a good first step, but the administration is going to have to demonstrate it has the competency now to deploy that in the way states and localities need it. >> governor, you say it is unconscionable that the president said americans should go to work if sick. what happens when facing a potential crisis when messaging from the president of the united states conflicts with our senior health officials? >> people get confused, then they panic. that's the last thing you want. when you've got a crisis, and this is a crisis, it is real, it is happening to us, last thing in the world you want to do is panic. you want to say this is the united states, we recognize it is

medicaid redesign that saves taxpayers money, that has to be passed by the assembly and have to be passed the senate? why would a federal government say, i am going to travel the states rights to redesign its medicaid program that it runs? that saves money? i don't even know what the political interest is they are trying to protect. but to billion dollars, versus $2.6 billion, i picked $2.6 billion. the problem with the budget is the numbers. why? because the federal government -- what we talked about was the previous bill. two bills ago. the bill that just passed, we of our state budget, about $5 billion, which is 1.9% of our budget. only to use for coronavirus expenses. of our budget, only for coronavirus expenses. first point, you have states that got 10% of their budget, 20% of their budget in coronavirus expenses, that don't even have coronavirus cases. you have some states have four cases. we have more cases than anyone else, we got the lowest level of reimbursement in the bill. what happened to funding need? second, the federal bill had no funding for the fact that states have lost revenue. speaker pelosi, god bl

medicaid redesign that saves taxpayers money that has to be passed by the assembly and has to be passed by the senate. why would a federalovernment say i am going to trample the states right to redesign its medicaid program that it runs. that saves money, what -- i don't even know what the political interest is that they are trying to protect. but to billion versus 2.6, i picked 2.6. second, the problem with the budget is the numbers. why, the federal government, were just talking about the previous bill, two bills ago, the bill that just passed, we get 1.9% of our state budget by $5 billion, which is 1.9% of our budget only to use for coronavirus expenses. $5 billion, 1.9% of our budget, only for coronavirus expenses. the first point, you have states that have 10% of their budget, 20% of their budget and coronavirus expenses that do not even have coronavirus cases. some states have four cases, we have more cases than anyone else, we have the lowest level of reimbursement in the bill. what happened to funding need. second, the federal bill had no funding for the fact that states have lost revenue. and speaker pelosi, god

coast guard and by the next morning, of march 4th, we had assembled from the federal side health andices hhs, the center for disease control, c.d.c., fema, the coast guard, cal oes, the california department of public-health and our own emergency management import staff. we continued to address the grands princess for the entire week and i would like to let everyone, every port commission know we have a lot to be proud of in our maritime staff. our maritime director andre coleman was tremendously responsive, professional, calm, accurate, and just terrific in our unified command structure. joe riley, who served as our planning chief was incredibly professional, on the job, calm, collected and has a lot of experience with the unified command structure and it showed. dominique moreno was working or not the weekend and the entire maritime team just went way above and beyond for this response and i couldn't be more proud of the work that they did to support the effort. we were very also it was extraordinarily helpful and rewarding to see all the federal and state counter parks to work tog

federal hospital by fema is different than the army corps of engineers. withema hospitals come staff and with supplies. there in 250 bed configurations. are asking for four of those configurations to be assembled in the javits center. it's in the heart of manhattan. they are fully staffed. we are ready to go as soon as the federal government is ready to go. that will then give us regional coverage in downstate new york which is our most heavily impacted area. a femasident signed emergency declaration which allows fema to go to work. ,y that emergency declaration funding for these services is split. government,ederal 25% by the state government. the federal government can waive the states share. i'm also requesting that the president waive the 25%. i just cannot pay the 25%. we literally don't have the funding to do it. and by the way, i don't believe any state will be in a position to waive the 25%. so i don't just say that on my behalf. i say that on behalf of all the governors. i'm the vice chairman of the national governors association. no state has the financial capacity to participate in my opinion. but i know for sure new york doesn't because we are the heaviest hit state right now. i'm

commerce and small businesses that they assembled and large ones, the northwestern chamber of commerce, meetings of small businesses from the hartford area, the federally qualified health centers of connecticut, hospitals, executives, doctors, and professionals who are dealing with this crisis now on the front lines, and of course local officials, just today, the south central council of governments with mayors and local officials from up and down the coast of connecticut, great nonprofits, americare, food banks like food share, and what they are telling me is do it urgently, do it big, but do it right. we need to do it quickly, but we need to get it right. and that is why this additional time is absolutely the right thing when we're talking about almost $2 trillion in taxpayer money, and a crisis that demands the kind of careful and deliberate thought. i was a critic of the last bailout because it insufficiently protected workers and consumers, and we know that we can do better than they did then, and we will because we are putting workers first. and what i have heard in listening to the people of connecticut, talking to small businesses who are fearf

assembled in the javits center. it is in the heart of manhattan. they are fully staffed. again, we are ready to go as soon the federal government is ready to go. that will then give us regional in downstate new york, which is our most heavily impacted area. the president signed a fema emergency declaration, which allows fema to go to work. by that emergency declaration, funding for these services is split 75% by the federal government, 25% by the state government. waivederal government can the state's share. i am requesting the president waive the 25%. i cannot pay the 25%. we literally do not have the funding to do it i do not believe any state will be in a position to waive the 25%. i do not just say that on my behalf. i say that on behalf of all of the governors. i am the vice chairman of the national governors association. i've been speaking with governors across the nation. no state has the financial capacity to participate in my opinion. i know for sure new york does not because we are the heaviest hit state right now. i am asking the president to do what i did in the state of new york. cut the red tape. cut the bureaucracy. cut to the c

federal system, but it's a fundamental aspect of personal liberty. the supreme court over and over again, over the decades has said that just as tyrants tend to suppress speech and assembly they tend to want to control personal movement. it's a very fundamental human liberty, and it can be restricted but only a precise showing of need targeted to individuals, not huge groups like all new yorkers or all people in connecticut or the tri-state area. that's a reach too far. >> yeah, and i think you said the most important thing here is but william barr, and we will see what he has to say on something like this. that's the chilling thing about this era. but laurence tribe, it's always good to speak with you. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some... rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue.

assembled, dr. galley, dr. angel, that will talk more specifically about protocols and procedures. i want to just make one final point, and that is we remain very pleased with our federal partners. i say that because you it needs to be said. we are well resourced as it relates to tests now.you it nee to be said. we are well resourced as it relates to tests now. that was a critique in the past, but we have over 5904 tests as of this morning that we can access with absolute confidence that will drawdown as those tests are used and conducted, we're able to drawdown more federal support in that space. that is an important update because again that was point of concern just a week or so ago. and now it is a point of compliment as it relates to cdc allowing the availability of those tests as well as the addition now of 14 labs in the state of california that are allowed to conduct those tests. that number will increase over the course of the next few days, 14 today. i expect that number to go as high as 20 in the next number of days. and we are also looking to resource our incredibly rich university system and research system and the protocols and procedures incredibly well

federal system, but it's a fundamental aspect of personal liberty. the supreme court over and over again, over the decades has said that just as tyrants tend to suppress speech and assembly they tend to want to control personal movement. it's a very fundamental human liberty, and it can be restricted but only a precise showing of need targeted to individuals, not huge groups like all new yorkers or all people in connecticut or the tri-state area. that's a reach too far. >> yeah, and i think you said the most important thing here is but william barr, and we will see what he has to say on something like this. that's the chilling thing about this era. but laurence tribe, it's always good to speak with you. be safe. thank you so much. >>> up next, we'll connect with the west coast and get our moment of maxine. -daily anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say go this way i say i'll go my own way with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. do not use anoro if you have asthma. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be u

more than 50 assembly, why we shut down the school buildings, because we do want to adhere to those guidelines, and we're looking towards the cdc to give us those. >> you look to the federal government still. >> and if there are some things kansas specific, we are acting on our own, autonomously. when it comes to establishing a lockdown, we're addressing it, what we're seeing here in kansas, but if the cdc issued guidelines to require it, we would follow those guidelines. >> hope your cases don't rise that much more. thank you, governor laura kelly. appreciate it. >>> coming up, hospitals struggle to get supplies as they fight the coronavirus. american medical association is calling on the white house to do more. dr. patrice harris, president of the ama, joins me next. plus, the paenndemic presidency attacking the press, presenting half baked ideas as if they're concrete plans. got much more. stay with us. concrete plans got much me.or stay with us tv sports announ: five seconds left. oh ho! yeah, that's my man there. tv sports announcer: time out. let's go to a commercial. nooooooo! not another commercial! when you bundle your home, auto and life insurance with allstate

assembled in the javits center. the javits center can easily manage them. it's in the heart of manhattan. fully equipped, fully staffed. again, we're ready to go as soon as the federal government is ready to go. that will then give us regional coverage in down state new york, which is our most heavily impacted area. the president signed a fema emergency declaration which allows fema to go to work. by that emergency declaration, funding for these services is split, 75% by the federal government, 25% by the state government. the federal government can waive the state's share as they call it, waive the 25% from the state. i'm also requesting that the president waive the 25%. i just cannot pay the 25%. we literally don't have the funding to do it. by the way, i don't believe any state will be in position to pay the 25%. i don't just say that on my behalf, but on behalf of all the governments. i'm the vice chairman of the national governor's association, i've been speaking with governors from af cross the natio nation. no state has the financial capacity to participate in my opinion. i know for sure new york doesn't because we are the heaviest hit state right now. i'm as

federal government two years ago. this is from "the wall street journal" today, quote, administrate eves at renton, administrators at the renton washington headquarter, the providence health system, are in conference room, assembling makeshift face shields from vinyl elastic and two-sided tape, because supplies are drying up. providence, a system of 51 hospitals across seven states has less than a week's supply of face shields and medical masks at its seattle area hospitals. literally, that's how we're dealing with this, in this country. in one of the places that had the earliest experience with large numbers of cases. at the hospital, they are making face masks themselves. like the hr people and the accountants and the managers at the hospital are all sitting in conference rooms with stuff they got at hobby stores and hardware stores, mcgyver face masks for the doctors and nurses to use to protect themselves in their hospital. that's our level of preparedness as a country. even though we got advanced notice that countries who had it worst than us than before us, so we can see how it is going to go, that's how we're coping. in massachusetts hospitals they're rationing testing of coronavirus for today, not only bec

served as legislative director for the american federation of government employees and recently returned from a trip to gambia where he advised the national assembly on budget issues. so, i'd like to ask our three panelists to start out with a brief opening statement, about five minutes each and we will go first with bill doused are and then bill hoagland and then tom cotton. >> i'm just saying, we are going to try to be the most fun. folks before us had the academic credentials, the folks after several power lines, but i know these guys and we are the most fun and like phil joyce, we have all seen this movie and we will tell you how it's going to end. bill and tom and i have been doing these panels together for about 30 years now, maybe longer. we belong to the same witness protection program at brookings and as former budget staffers we'd like, we are like that old joke among the prisoners where bill says something and i say argument over five and then tom says, he didn't say it right. our disagreements used to see so darn significant but now i find that i agree with these guys about 90% of the time, and the other 10% are just not worth fighting