at the trenton ferry and the bristol ferry. and they weren't able to get across for a variety of reasons. and the weather was absolutely a major part of that. ♪ >> wave for the general. >> general washington, i know it's a secret mission, but could you tell us about this operation? >> this is our final chance. this is our chance to make an impact in this war. the problems we have is our enlistments are expiring. soldiers want to go home. i have ten days, just ten short days in order to make this attack. we feel that with the weather behind us, the element of surprise on our side, that we'll be able to take the city of trenton, raise the morale of the troops, prove to congress that we are a viable army that they should support, and hopefully, hopefully enlistments will rise. >> have you done any operation like this before? >> we have not. the only operations we've done of every maritime order have been the evacuation from new york, which was very well done and my hat's off to the marble headers from massachusetts who man the boa

there were other regiments who are supposed to cross it to other locations, at the trenton ferry and at the bristol ferry, and they were not able to get across for a variety of reasons in the weather was absolutely --. >> make way for the general. >> general washington, i know it is secret mission, but could you tell us about this operation? >> this is our final chance, this is our chance to make an impact on this war, the problems we have is our enlistments our expiring, soldiers want to go home, i have ten days, just ten short days in order to make this attack, we feel that what the weather behind us, the element of surprise on our side they will be able to take the city of trying, to raise him around the troops, and prove to congress but we are viable army they should support and hopefully, and hopefully enlistments will arrive. >> have you done an operation like this before? >> we have not. the only operates we've done where the evacuations from new york, which was very well done and my hat is off to them, when massachusetts, whom in the bodes that remove this from new york and t

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so there's plenty of ferries or centl workers to take. >>but this midday has definitely been put toa halt during this stand he order which as we kw will for as long as well as we can e for now so definitely prepare for that if you're an essential worker otherwise everyone stay home. stay healthy for now live in san francisco sarah stinson back to all right. thank you sarah marty. >>prospect of mass gatherings is negligible at best until we t to herd immunity and we get to a vaccine. so large scale.events that bring in ndreds thousands, 10's of thousands of strangers all together across every conceivable difference health and otherwiseisnot in the cards. >>governor newsom with a grim atement on the return of masgatherings and large scale events such as sports concerts and fares. one of those events a san francisco tradition will not be held this ye organizers of e san francisco pride have officially canceled this year's parade and celebration, san francisco pride executive director fred lopez says the announcement comes with a heavy heart

another service cut for san francisco bay ferry. it sent a tweet today to let people know it's cancelling midday ferry service. beginning wednesday. this will reduce trips between san francisco and the east bay between 11:00 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. the service says no one is using the ferry during that time. san francisco bay ferry began reducing service on march 17. due to public health ords for people to stay home. >> college students have been adjusting to online for about a month now. including journalism students. how the work for the spar tans means more than a passing grade. >> journalists are koring the virus pandemic. it's what we have been trained to do. what happens when you're a student? suddenly learning from home and covering the same global event? you learn on the fly. >> update news are the san jose state university television and newspaper classes. this year graduation came early. metaphorically speaking. >> you always expect that if anything were to go down especially during a pandemic, you're one of the first responder

>>well happening today low ridership especially during the midday hours means that ferry service onthe alameda oakland route will be disconnued joining us live in san francisco with more on that we go to kron 4 rah inson hi sarah good morning. >>marty i'm live here at the ferry building where usually wesee it packed wi commers but that just isn't the case during the stay at home order as many people most people are staying at home as they should but there are those essentl workers who are still using puic transportation like bart and the bus and the ferry. but there's just not enough peoe riding the midday service take a look at your screen. so you can see the schedulethat is being affted starting in this will impact the 00:30am in the morning d the 00:30pm in the afternoon departures from alameda, the 00:45a in the morning and 02:45pm in the afternoon departures from oakland and the 11 and the 2 departes in san francisco to oakland and alame this is all on top of changes that went into effect about a month ago which includes no service on the rimond harbor bay or south san francisco f

in 2016 about the staten island ferry and about, you know, phil basically went and ent view-- interviewed people on the staten island ferry a lot of people liked donald trump and he wrote a story about it. i mean, i didn't even see the story. you know, trump not only saw the story and red it, it's now been a couple of years earlier and he becomes president and he goes through all that he's been through and he sees phil rocker, not exactly a household name, by the way, a great reporter, we all know him and he's like, yeah, that story you wrote about the staten island ferry, that was a wonderful storiment i mean, it's mind blowing. >> you can see that entire interview between abc news chief white house correspondent jonathan karl and former white house press secretary merry christmas curry this sunday on c-span's book tv. >> so kevin, why is espn putting out young redders book called "the fierce 44"? >> look, it-- for the undefeated, our platform, which focuses on race, sports and culture, we have done a digital project in 2017 that was kind of an ode to the first african-american president

as a launching point for potential first run into harpers ferry. the cumberland valley railroad will start bringing significant of union volunteers into chambersburg. it becomes the assembly point for what is later the army of the shenandoah. he is assigned command of all of these volunteers. he comes out and a brightly protect railroad car into chambersburg with the band playing. having a parade on a sunday was not something you did. there was a very conservative town. this guy shows up with marching bands and a military escort. he tells people that they are going out to virginia. he manages to get the troops organized. is forblem with that those of you familiar with bull run of the first manassas campaign, is number one role for all of these volunteers, their goal is to keep joseph johnson bottled up inside the qandil and -- cumberland valley. it is a task patterson fails miserably. johnson is able to get his troops to ride the rails into manassas junction, and we all know the story. his men will arrive in time to correct the balance of the first

ba ferry says that nobody's riding the ferry during at time. and there's no need to continue that service. now this impacts the 113230 departures from alameda, the 1145 in 2. departures from oakland and the 11:00am and 02:00pm departures from san francisco to oakland and alameda. well our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website go to kron 4 dot com. there's so much iormation list for you there. the latest on the outbreaks in the bay area and interactive map that we've set up for you and lots of information n ways to say safe once agaigo to our website. all this is listed rht under the coronavir tab and once again that's at kron 4 dot com. next on the kron 4 morning newsthe toilet paper shortage is causing a big plumbing problem. the rning on what not to flh down the toilet and social distancing appears tobe the new norm for the time being how longfficials think it's going to last. >>protecting those who protect us and kly meyer reporting from washington what teps the pentagon is taking to keep service men and women say from the cor

a service alert for you for the san francisco bay ferry. starting today, the alameda oakland route canceled until further notice. the san francisco bay ferry says that no one was using it. because of the low ridership, it is now gone. live look outside right now showing you san jose, 101. clear conditions for the most part on our roads this morning for our essential workers that need to head in. i will, of course, let you know if anything changes on that front. reggie and kumasi. >>> coming up, the seven things you need to know this morning. >>> also -- >> if you are attempting to victimize american citizens, you will receive a knock on the door and you will meet someone from the american government. >> stopping a scam involving n95 masks. local hospitals were set to spend millions on them. the nbc iteamiteam a ev rand fast, reliable, secured internet from xfinity can help. we have plans to fit every budget with speeds up to a gig-all at xfinity.com. we'll ship you a self-install kit that makes setup quick, safe and easy. no tech visit requ

about 12:00 that night, i was landed at willard's ferry, where i met with my brother louis and others and from whom i ascertained that a detachment had crossed the river and had been encamped a short distance off, and that george hicks, peter hillebrand, and richard taylor's detachment had not yet crossed, clearing readiness for the purpose. i directed it to be distinctly made known that no change could be or would be made from completing the journey by land, and that it was evident these alarming tales were in great measure magnified for a fact. but however true the scarcity and high prices of supplies, immediately my could become about supplies should be procured, cost what they would, if they were to be had at all in the reach of the travel. preparations would be made for taking us up the line of march the next morning, which was done accordingly. and i might add that while the cherokees were in charge of their own removal, there was never any complaints of lack of food on the way. and ross goes on to say that boats could not be prevailed upon to stop and take me on board, after th

thanks to the measures i have announced today, we are also safeguarding five ferry and two air routesnd between britain and france, belgium, spain, netherlands, denmark, germany, norway and sweden. second, we have launched a transport support unit dedicated to fighting this pandemic. at the beginning of the crisis, we reduced services like rail and buses while securing their continuation to enable critical workers could make their way on essential journeys. low rider ships means we have spare capacity which i have directed to be used for logistical tasks to fight this virus. by making use of the people and the resources from the department for transport, and its agencies and arms length bodies, we have been able to help nhs trusts and local resilience groups fight this pandemic. we now have over 8500 specialist volunteers from across the transport sector and around 9000 vehicles which can support the national effort. this includes four fixed wing aircraft owned by the maritime and coastguard agency. one of them is a 737. helicopters, ships and trains, and together they will help move

about 12:00 that night i was landed at willard's ferry where i met with mr.lark, my brother lewis and other employee the immigration and from whom i as certain to a load these attachment across the river and camp a short distance off. and george hicks and peter hieldbrand and richard tailor's detachment had not yet cross for the readiness of purpose. i make it known that no change could or would be made from completing the journey by land and that it was evident these alarming tails about the roads to missouri were in great measure magnified for effect. but however true the scarcity and high prices for supplies on the road might prove to be that supplies should be procured, cost what they would, if they were to be had at all within the reach of the route of their travel. preparations were then directed for making up the light of march the next morning, which was done accordingly. i might add that while the cherokees were in charge of their own removal. there was never any complaints of lack of food on the way. and ross goes on to say, the descending boats be

about 12:00 that night, i was landed at willard's ferry where i met with mr. clark, my brother lewis and others. to which i learned they crossed the river and were camped a short distance off. and detachments had not yet crossed but were in readiness for the purpose. i directed it to be made known that no change could or would be made from completing the journey by land. that it was evident these alarming tails about the roads to missouri were in great measure magnified for effect. but however true the scarcity and high prices for supplies, immediately on the road might prove to be, that supplies should be procured, cost what they would. if they were to be had at all in the reach of their route of travel. preparations were directed to be taking up the line of march the next morning, which was done accordingly. all the cherokees were in charge of their own removal, there was never any complaints of lack of food on the way. and ross goes on to say, that sending boats could not be prevailed upon me -- prevailed upon to stop and take me on board. after thus being

and located at 1 ferry building. and it will serve the public convenience or the necessity of the city and county. the members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item call the number that i mentioned earlier and printed on your agenda and dial 1, 0 now to be added to the queue. >> i believe that we have the officer here to present on this item? >> yes, good morning. >> good morning. >> okay. so you have before you a report for the epicurian trader and they have applied for a type 21, 41, 86 license and if approved this allows them to separate in off-sale general to sell beer and wine anyplace and a tasting type license. there are zero letters of protest, zero letters of support. they are located at plot 216, which is considered a high crime area. and they are in a high saturation area and no opposition. and recommends approval on the following conditions -- number one, winetasting is conducted there should be signs in a conspicuous space, that the entrance and/or the exits of the premise as depi

and located at 1 ferry building. and it will serve the public convenience or the necessity of the city and county. the members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item call the number that i mentioned earlier and printed on your agenda and dial 1, 0 now to be added to the queue. >> i believe that we have the officer here to present on this item? >> yes, good morning. >> good morning. >> okay. so you have before you a report for the epicurian trader and they have applied for a type 21, 41, 86 license and if approved this allows them to separate in off-sale general to sell beer and wine anyplace and a tasting type license. there are zero letters of protest, zero letters of support. they are located at plot 216, which is considered a high crime area. and they are in a high saturation area and no opposition. and recommends approval on the following conditions -- number one, winetasting is conducted there should be signs in a conspicuous space, that the entrance and/or the exits of the premise as depi

and located at 1 ferry building. and it will serve the public convenience or the necessity of the city and county. the members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item call the number that i mentioned earlier and printed on your agenda and dial 1, 0 now to be added to the queue. >> i believe that we have the officer here to present on this item? >> yes, good morning. >> good morning. >> okay. so you have before you a report for the epicurian trader and they have applied for a type 21, 41, 86 license and if approved this allows them to separate in off-sale general to sell beer and wine anyplace and a tasting type license. there are zero letters of protest, zero letters of support. they are located at plot 216, which is considered a high crime area. and they are in a high saturation area and no opposition. and recommends approval on the following conditions -- number one, winetasting is conducted there should be signs in a conspicuous space, that the entrance and/or the exits of the premise as depi

we are still on the ferry, making it across to the other side. 0ur driver has just been told by the twoorders to take us across and then they will hand us over to the other gambian immigration officers to make sure we go across the border into senegal. although we had a call from the minister of information saying we were free to return to the gambia, we were only given our passports back after we had been stamped out of the country. in the past six years, the gambia has exported over the equivalent of1 million rosewood trees to china. the total value of this trade is estimated to be almost us$300 million. by value and by volume, rosewood is the most trafficked wild product in the world. in gambia, the international protection of this endangered species has proved meaningless. this truckload of rosewood logs was filmed snaking through banjul traffic in february. the timber traders call rosewood the ‘ivory of the forest‘ and the stockpiling of its wood continues remorselessly. soon, it may all be gone. hello there. 17 degrees was our top temperature on saturday. i think sunday will bring

we have a delay for the ferry. if you've never seen that ferry let me show you a picture. it's not a huge amount of traffic that goes across the water, those cars on the back of the ferry, but they are essential to these folks and had to reduce temporarily that schedule because of a reduction of ferry captains. i don't know if it's due to covid or not. it's a temporary reduction. we do see a smooth flow of traffic out there. we're looking at the san mateo bridge getting over the water is not a problem on that span. something in the south bay and the rest of transit. >> the pandemic intensifying across the globe. we're going to talk about the strict action cuba is now taking to stop the outbreak from growing. >> reporter: today is the first day of april. not a good time for an april fool's joke, that's for darned sure. it is the beginning of the second quarter, and we'll start it pretty lousy on the stock market with futures calling for mmm hundreds of points fall on the open. >>> don't forget another great resource for coronavirus related news is our nbc bay area newslette

the same system will be in place once the bus or ferry fills up, it will only be doing drop-offs. back to you. >> ken, thanks. >>> now to a story that shows you how we are better together. a special tribute to those on the front lines of the coronavirus fight. kpix 5 kiet do shows us the special thank you to some south bay health care workers. >>> quite a scene here at valley medical center during the shift change this morning. we are used to calling police and firefighters heroes, but today those men and women in uniform are doing the same for hospital staff on the front lines. it was suppose to be just another wednesday morning at vmc, but here we are, a witness to the power of the simple thank you. >> this is awesome. i don't know. i appreciate them. >> reporter: police and fire came from all over the south bay. campbell, gilroy, milpitas, morgan hill, chp, san jose fire and santa clara fire. >> what is it like to have all these people cheering for you? >> it feels great. >> reporter: in her 47 years of law enforcement, she has never seen the officers and the deputies literally

we did see a few violators of social distancing at the ferry building earlier today. but most people are getting the message. and oakland residents are getting some extra space. >> we're on four weeks or so of us driving each other crazy. >> reporter: gabriel thompson taking a walk with his daughter. but it's not always easy or >>he sidewalks are narrow. >> reporter: the city of oakland has heard the complaints. >> we saw people getting too close to each other. >> reporter: starting this weekend, oakland is making more room for residents to social distance by shutting down more than a dozen streets across the city for cars. >> we want to make more room for people to walk around the block and do that in a manner where they won't be coming in contact with other people. >> reporter: the berry family likes the extra space. >> to beble to ride around someplace flat with no cars, it's a good thing. >> it's good for me, especially, because i didn't want to walk, and i didn't want to drive my truck. so i'll get on my bike and ride. >> reporter: in san francisco, reminders abo

and located at 1 ferry building. and it will serve the public convenience or the necessity of the city and county. the members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item call the number that i mentioned earlier and printed on your agenda and dial 1, 0 now to be added to the queue. >> i believe that we have the officer here to present on this item? >> yes, good morning. >> good morning. >> okay. so you have before you a report for the epicurian trader and they have applied for a type 21, 41, 86 license and if approved this allows them to separate in off-sale general to sell beer and wine anyplace and a tasting type license. there are zero letters of protest, zero letters of support. they are located at plot 216, which is considered a high crime area. and they are in a high saturation area and no opposition. and recommends approval on the following conditions -- number one, winetasting is conducted there should be signs in a conspicuous space, that the entrance and/or the exits of the premise as depi

do we have that and test it be fantastic if we could build an all electric powered ferry but for nowbatteries are too big and too expensive our compromise will be to replace the engine the moment the right technology becomes available technically neka. it takes a healthy dose of pragmatism to save the world. that. protrude no think ballet and the country that most likely 1st comes to mind is russia focus on europe has been following the fortunes of one young russian dancer from a small town in the far east of siberia he's travelled a long way from home and work very very hard indeed in a bid to be taken on by one of the most prestigious ballet companies in the world at the bottle surely theater now even among the youngest competition in stiff and training in staff so did young sami on make the grade and has his dream come true. ringback on the curriculum it is just called classical dance ringback in practice it's hard work for hours. to get out more. turn them out out out. there when you're old so new and semyonov is getting ready for his very 1st appearance on the big stage in the c

made reference to a story that covered in before "the new york times" area about the staten island ferry and interviewed people on the staten island ferry and found there were a lot of people who liked donald trump. he becomes president and goes through indices phil rocker, not essentially a household name, great reporter we all know him, he's like that story that you wrote about the staten island ferry was wonderful. the who writes about growing up in a rust belt town in ohio in the memoir hillbilliology.

yeah, hey, erk, hard to believe, but yeah, we did see some violators of social distancing here at the ferry building earlier today, but most people are getting the message. it really seems to be everywhere you look. across the bay, oakland trying to give people their space. >> so wer're on like, i don't know, four weeks or so of us driving each other crazy. >> reporter: gabriel thompson from oakland is taking a breather grabbing a walk and fresh air with daughter layla, but that's not always easy or safe. >> we try to get out, and you know, they bike, but it's -- you know, these streets are busy, and the sidewalks are narrow. >> reporter: the city of oakland has heard those complaints. >> what we saw is that people were on sidewalks up and down the street getting too close o'each other. >> reporter: starting this weekend, oakland is making more room for residents to social distance by shutting down more than a dozen neighborhood streets across the city for cars. >> we want to make room for people to walk around the block, to take a walk to the drugstore, what have you, and do that in a mann

thanks to the measures i have announced today, we are also safeguarding five ferry and two air routesight routes from britain and between britain and france, belgium, spain, netherlands, denmark, germany, norway and sweden. second, we have launched a transport support unit dedicated to fighting this pandemic. at the beginning of the crisis, we reduced services like railand crisis, we reduced services like rail and buses while securing their continuation to enable critical workers could make their way on essential journeys. low workers could make their way on essentialjourneys. low rider ships means we have spare capacity which i have directed to be used for logistical tasks to fight this virus. by making use of the people and the resources from the department for transport, and its agencies and arms length bodies, we have been able to help nhs trusts and local resilience groups fight this pandemic. we now have over 8500 specialist volunteers from across the transport sector and around 9000 vehicles which can support the national effort. this includes four fixed wing aircraft owned by

the service says nobody is using the ferry during that time.arted to reduce >>> this is a live look from the exploratorium back to the west across the embarcadero center and into the financial district, where it's about 49 degrees under a clear sky this morning. your planner for today, in the mid-40s and then in the 50s, that's at noon, and then the coast will be near 70 at noon and well into the mid and upper 70s at 4:00, and then a wonderful evening for a stroll around the neighborhood, upper 60s. highs around the state today, 70s to near 80. at the coast, mid to up 60s. in the mountains, the sierra snowpack is starting to shrink and rain will fall with a little mixture of snow starting on sunday and into monda monda >>> at the live desk, today the white house is expected to announce a new economic task force. a source tells abc news that we can likely expect the president's senior adviser and son-in-law, jared kutcher, and ivanka trump among others to be part of the task force. 80 million americans will get their stimulus checks this week ac

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he says that story that you about the staten island ferry that's a wonderful story it is mind blowing he knows the reporters but most people in that room he knows by name many of them have probably gotten phone calls to complain or to offer something up. barack obama and people say the media was infatuated but the white house complained bitterly. >> so every president complains about press coverage so there's nothing new about that. >> that obama would come into the briefing room and i swear he didn't know who was in the room. i remember at one point on who to call on from the press secretary which some do and some don't but that was a practice with obama. and i remember at one point he reads the name of the ap reporter where is he. of course he's in front that is the seat and he didn't even know them. he had no idea. george w. bush knew the personalities and the people in the camera operators they were with him on the campaign. but donald trump consumes the news and fascinated and relishes and how he dominates the front page of the new york times and he so proud of the fact that when

>>san francisco bay ferry says it is discontinuing its midday ferry service on the alameda oakland route starting announcement on twitter this morng. they say that nobody is writing the ferry during this time there's no need to continue that servie. this impacts the 1132 30 departures from aleda 1145 2.45 departures from oakland d the 11:00am and 02:00pm departures from san francisco to oakland and alameda. >>today we know a total of 7 medical crew members on the navyhospital ship docked in los angeles have now tested positive for covid-19 that's after 4 more were diagnosed over the weeken the ship is there to help la area hospitals. relieve the load so that they can deal withcovid patients.the navy says the 7 affected cw members are isolated off the sh. and it says it is following protocols and taking every precaution to protect the rew members and patients on board addi that it will not affect. the ship's ability to receive new paents california's insurance commissioner is ordering some companies to refund premiums for marcand april because of the pandemic. >>that includes insurance re

>>they say nobody is writin the ferry during that time and there's no need to continue the service. this impacts the 1132 30 departures from alameda, 1145 in 2.45 departures from oakland and the 11:00am and 02:00pm departures from san francisco to oakld and alameda. >>also happening tomorrow, san francisco unified school district is opening 2 more meal pickup sites, the new sites will be at eldorado elementary and longfellow elementary schools. they are joining the list of locations already handing out food in san francisco on mondays and wednesday's you can get up to 5 days worth of food over the course of those 2 pickup days, no identificion or proof of hool enrollment is required and your kids do not need to bethere for the adults to pick up the food. spitals are still bracing for a surge in tients the coronavirus is alsocreating other kind of unprecedented surge the deman at local food banks are kron four maureen kelly checked in with several charities to see hothey're coping. >>we are i can y definitively is an unprecedented surge in ed right now 're seen at distribution sites

>>well new this morning, san francisco bay ferry says it's tons of discontiing its midday ferry service on the alameda oakland route that begins tomorrow they tweeted that changed this morning. the reason is simple they say no one is riding the ferry during that time so there's no need to contie the service. this will impact the 1132 30 departures from alamea, 1145 2.45 departures from oakland and the 11:00am and 02:00pm departures from san francisco returning oakland and alameda robin. >>it's promising protection for foster youth in california who are at risk for abuse n streatment during the pandemic many foster youth every month. governor newsome wants to lay that he's investing. million. nearly $30 millon of that will go to help families stay together by providing a $200 per month supplement to families in emerncy response and family maintenance prrams. nearly 7 million will support social workers and 3 million will go to supporting family resource centers. the state is also spending $313,000 to buy 2000 laptops and 500 cell phones for foster youth. well happening tomorrow, san fran

well new this morning, san francisco bay ferry says it's discontinuing its midday ferry service onthe alameda akland route it starts tomorrow. they tweeted that changed this morning now the reason they say is simple the nobody is ridg the ferry during that time so thre's no need to continue the service. now this will pact the 1132 30 departures from alameda. also the 1145 i2.45 departures from oakland and the 11:00am and 02:00pm departures from san francisco, returning back to oakland and alameda. governor newsom is promising protection for foster youth in california who are at sk for abuse and mistreatment during the pandemic many foster youth age out of the system every month and get the governor wants to a delay that. so he's investing. millon. nearly $30 million of that willo to help families stay tother by providing a $200 a month supplement to the families in the emergency response and family maintenance programs. nearly 7 million will support social workers and million will go to support family resource centers. the state also spending over 30 or a $300,000 buy 2000 laptops and

travel by ferry or the plane is barred to all but essential workers and island residents.into a cartridge, we put it into the machine and it turns out and result in one hour and ten minutes. it is a relief to healthcare workers. coming to work and we are down to workers, but this will make a big impact if we can get back to work the next day, if it and well, that would be a huge thing for us. the ability to do testing in shetland gives the health board the flexibility to move away from the current delay fears and try to contain the virus. the machine gives us the virus. the machine gives us the capacity and also the flexibility that should allow us flexibility that should allow us to test much more people, but also, to get back to the test, trace and isolate phase of the pandemic response. 200 miles north of shetland, the faroe islands are doing just that. it has twice the population of shetland and is carrying out mass testing. now the islands are starting week to emerge slowly from their lockdown. they had the strategy to mass test the people and to be able to track them

in 2016 about the staten island ferry where phil went in and he viewed people on the staten island ferry in their people who really like to donald trump. he wrote this story about it. i did not even see the story. trumps not only sell the store and read it, it's now been a couple years earlier, he becomes president and goes through all he is been through and sees phil rutgers, not nearly a household name by the way, he's a great reporter we all know them. like you have that story you wrote about the staten island ferry that was a wonderful story. it is a mind blowing knows the reporters, he knows them. i've known them for a long time but most people in that room by name. he knows what they have done. many of them probably gotten phone calls from him to complain about something that was written or to offer something up. barack obama, people on the right say there is the immediate was infatuated with obama, first about the obama white house complained bitterly about the white house press. so every president going back to george washington complains about press coverage was nothing new with