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>>governor gan newsome not offering a pecific timeline tuesday on one california could open back up there's no light switch here. i would argue it's me like a denver. and the at but what i was talking abouthis toggling back and forth between more restrictive. and less restrictive measures the governor and state health offiials laid out 6 factors that need to be met before leaders consider lifting the statewide stay at home and a the include e ability to monir and protect communities through cid-19 testing and contact tracing. >>ensure schools and hildcare facilities can support physicaditancing. prevent infection in people who are at severe risk of e virus. develop therapeutics to meet the demand and make sure hospital systs can handle surges we have a state vision that it will be realizedat the local level. >>local governments local counts, local health directors. we'lhave perfect fo found outsized influence newsome says if in 2 weeks hospitalizations decline and equipment needs are fulfilled then state leader may have a more specific ida of wednesday at home orders can start relax newsome

gan newsom is overexposed at this point and you see throughout the state of califora that even willie brown is saying things about his overexsure in the sense that he. that gavin's not gointo actually say open things up so it's better for liticians sometimes not to be always on the front front page and to let things work their way through on certain issues trump should be pivoting to the econo and what he wants to do instead a residing over medical press conferences to be sure. speaker nancy pelosi she endorsed president toh and she endorsed joe biden today that the president. >>icon tom agree that's not surprising. but they say it could be really good for bin in terms of fundraising. and coming up hw lawmakers are hong to y thank you to grocery workers. and lawmakers on kept catol hill theywant to make sure that peoplewho are out of work because of the pandemicget finan teammates helpa way to w, just like covered california helps you find health insurance you can afford. they're the only place you can juget financial assistanceia helps you find to helpay for health coverage. plus, th

the boro a supporter of gan project. i would like to ask what the relationship is between the importance of funding global health initiatives and national security? host: something you could speak to? guest: sure. i must admit, that is not a project i am familiar with. i don't want to comment on the specifics. we are at a heightened vulnerability any time there is a pandemic like this, when it comes to national security. the good news is, certainly in a post-9/11 world have been focused on national security. when you have more of our work being done in a particularly vulnerable way over the internet, you have got individuals spread very thin. we were not able to come together physically like we normally what to deal with some of these national security threats. and, just things that were absolutely appropriate but -- for example, extending the date of our real id requirements. which was absolutely the right call. isn something like that going to impact national security. i don't think we can underestimate our vulnerabili

even with those increases, gan laying out their plans for began laying out their plans for slowly gettingeople back to work, including rearranging schools and restaurants with fewer desks and tables to allow for social distancing. but president trump is calling those plans a "mutiny," saying he is in charge of lifting the restrictions nationwide. and as we come on the air tonight, the white house says it has reached an agreement to bail out america's airlines at a ost of $25 billion. there's a lot of news to get to, and our correspondents are standing by. mola lenghi leads off our coverage in new york city tonight. mola. >> reporter: well, norah, for weeks now, we've heard that new york city's death toll is actually higher than what was being reported. thd late this afternoon, just that was confirmed. the health department is now counting probable covid-19 cases. more than 3700 people who died mostly in their homes, as well as in hospitals, before a confirmed test. >> there's been a long, long journey. >> reporter: 33-year-old janet mendez beat covid-19 after spending two weeks in the i.c

. >> two of your felw governors, republican governor of maryland larry gan, democratigovernor of michigan gretchen whitmer, opined in the washington post just this week. this is a quote. "the trump administration can start by more widely plementing the defense production act to direct companies to produce eantilators and protective for medical workers." do you agree with that? >> absolutely. imagine if we could order general motors two months ago, three months ago to start v makitilators. think of the thousands of lives that could be saved. every ventilator sav elo or three lives at a minimum, and we're despershort. i put it in an order months ago for 1,500 ventilators. we've gotten 50 so far. >> one thing that's unique about you, governor, is that you actually have a company that makes ventilators in your state. could you have insisted that they start making re ventilators sooner? >> i think i could hav when we found t about them, we went right down there. we said, "what do you do? what do we need to do to helpu t from 50 ventilators a week to 500 ventilators a week?" and they said, "thi

that we've heard criticisms of shortages of medical goods medical supplies such as mosques such as gans ventilators for frontline staff and for patients in hospitals and in fact that's something the president addressed with the failings of the state he said it was sori along. with these so who are we prepared for this crisis well i think the answer would be no we won't but we have to admit we made difficult decisions when dealing with incomplete information changing information about the virus. virus and even now there are still many questions that remain unanswered because of the situation we're going through the failings in shortages in our system we didn't have enough medical equipment from medics well present macro and went on to say that france would learn from its mistakes he said we day we acted we showed strength but he also talked about the fact that france is far from this herd immunity we've heard that is necessary to prevent this virus from spreading and continuing to eat away at populations he said as well and this was perhaps his strongest warning of the night is that the

world leaders call for negotiations with certain they didn't mean negotiations but he netanyahu and gans to determine what palestinian land they would steal and illegally and next the israeli ambassador danny dent on said israel was helping the palestinians with code 19 yet at the same time the palestinians were using hate and anti semitic incitement against israel it's worth pointing out as the other members of the security council been speaking that apart from the u.s. none of the other 14 members would tolerate the annexation of palestinian land in the west bank but as a security council there is very little they can do because the u.s. is a permanent member and it has a veto on any action they might plan. still ahead on al-jazeera why our current north. south africa results to its biggest military deployment in modern history to enforce its lockdown. robots are being used to sanitize exam rooms in hong kong this questions as to whether one of the most important tests for students should go ahead. hello there plenty of insider weather calls will northern sections of the middle east fi

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. >> reporter: what gan last year as a protest against a local ordinance requiring him to lower his fence has evolved are, shall we say. >> everybody has been affected. >> yeah. >> we're all staying home. >> the mannequins have been social distancing in parallel with us, their fresh and blood brethren since we began social distancing. when the we stop social distancing they will stop social distancing. >> the world is a pretty touch place right now and and and andd important. >> i'm very proud we have some eclectic people in our neighbor. i think that's terrific. >> i think they set a good example for all of us. >> telling people what to do, even the mannequins do it. >> reporter: so now the big question, are you evering if to dress them up? >> i thought about it. >> reporter: then again how can a person not think when passing this display, six feet apart, sure beats six feet under. >> would you like to borrow a mannequin? >> no. >> reporter: you sure? >> i'm sure. >> i've got some parts over there. >> reporter: good. >> for somebody else. >> or all of us. in santa rosa, wayne freedman, a

already, some players with some he is nan gans, shenanigans tries to take advantage. >> come on, man.his on. >> you can take the letter. >> some fun between chicago zac levine and former celtic great paul pearce. utah matt colley had the shot of the day, a right-handed lay-up behind the backboard for his win in the matchup. another week with no games but still very busy on the "with authority" podcast, two more tremendous guests this week including eric burns and sabrina ionescu. >> sabrina, i was on instagram today and i saw one of your latest posts, with steph, six feet away. was that from today? >> i was literally with him just now, yes. >> can he join the podcast, too? >> that would be cool. >> what is your relationship like with steph? >> from him not knowing who i was, and me watching him as a rookie, and until now, we're both kind of on the same basketball players, from the bay area, and it's been cool. >> is it actually eric burns, a's, eric byrnes, a's jersey. >> if it is a normal jersey, that would make sense, we keep jerseys, but a shirt jersey, i'm impressed, man. >> we an

to high speed internet or appropriate computing devices home earlr this month, california governor gan newsome issued a call to actn to businesses government and community leaders to help bridge the dital divide many responded including california public utities commission mobile amazon anapple all donated money laptopshotsts coaching for teachers, the lack oftechnology and students homes has been a statewide problem. >>beginning this ek the statill deliver 70,000 digital devices to school support students with their distance learning this waa 2 week sprint. >> create the opportunity provide 10's of thousands of additional units laptops computers ipods and the like we continue to need to do much much more in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. gas prices continue to fall, thanks in large part to the covid-19 pandemic aaa reports the averge price for a gallon regular across the country. >>is aboua $1.82 that's down about $0.5 from last weekend. more than a dollar less than it was this time last year in me states inclding colorado and new york. prices at the pump are less th a d

hayward a couple of weeks ago when it opened on its first day and we were people lined up even before it gan to cause such a traffi mess that they had to bring out. police officers and barriers just to control the traffic congestion and then that's the same thing in fremont in hayward a coue of da ago he got so congested that they actually had to move it to cal state east bay on the campus to give the people who a conducting the tests more room topere and people to have longer drive times as far as roadway, so they cawait in their cars at this particular location. they will try do in san francisco about 200 people ever day with the eventual goal of walk up. you don't have to wry about immigration status. you don't have to orry whether or not you have a doctor's note. t don't bother coming down here unless you go on to that web site and reportedly it's already booked out because people found out about this and everyby. it was on the ncestory as you know they want to get test, so it looks like it's already filled up at this particular point. >>and will i think be on that everybody just wa to g

given that we've had criticisms of shortages of medical goods medical supplies such as mosques such as gans ventilators for frontline staff and for patients in hospitals and in fact that's something the president addressed with the failings of the state he said it was sori along. with these so we prepared for this crisis well i think the answer would be no we won't but we have to admit our errors we made difficult decisions when dealing with incomplete information changing information about the virus. virus and even now there are still many questions that remain unanswered because of the situation we're going through we have seen failings in shortages in our system we didn't have enough medical equipment from medics well present macro and went on to say that france would learn from its mistakes he said we day we acted we showed strength but he also talked about the fact that france is far from this herd immunity we've heard that is necessary to prevent this virus from spreading and continuing to eat away at populations he said as well and this was perhaps his strongest warning of the night

. >> will you be hanging on to data that drag gan fly is creating? >> any missions, so to speak, we fly with our drones, we keep those records. >> reporter: the aclu responded saying any new surveillance measure restricted solely for public health use should be promptly rejected. >> keep a safe distance of six feet from others. >> there's a side of me that would say this is very science fiction. >> i feel like i've seen this movie. >> i feel the same way. but at the same time it's reality. it's our new reality. >> reporter: craig, it's a really strange new world we're entering and it's one that asks this question. do we want research projects like this intended to figure out whether we can track the spread of the virus through the population, find the hot sfots all at a time when we do not have enough testing, maybe this is the way to do it. then again we have to ask ourselves, are we ready to be scanned just for walking outside our houses? as glenn cohen from harvard points out there, is public health necessarily going to require some sort of invasi

the boro a supporter of gan project. i would like to ask what the relationship is between the importance of funding global health initiatives and national security? host: something you could speak to? guest: sure. i must admit, that is not a project i am familiar with. i don't want to comment on the specifics. we are at a heightened vulnerability any time there is a pandemic like this, when it comes to national security. the good news is, certainly in a post-9/11 world have been focused on national security. when you have more of our work being done in a particularly vulnerable way over the internet, you have got individuals spread very thin. we were not able to come together physically like we normally what to deal with some of these national security threats. and, just things that were absolutely appropriate but -- for example, extending the date of our real id requirements. which was absolutely the right call. isn something like that going to impact national security. i don't think we can underestimate our vulnerabili

world leaders call for negotiations with certain they didn't mean negotiations between netanyahu and gans to determine what palestinian land they would steal and illegally and next the israeli ambassador danny gentleman said israel was helping the palestinians with code 19 yet at the same time the palestinians were using hate and and he's met ik incitement against israel it's worth pointing out as the other members of the security council being speaking that apart from the us none of the other 14 members would tolerate the annexation of palestinian land in the west bank but as a security council there is very little they can do because the us is a permanent member and it has a veto on any action they might plan or i thank so much shame space our diplomatic editor there. a group of people in a lab in syria have stepped up to build homemade equipment to fight the coronavirus the technicians and engineers are hoping to produce hundreds of ventilators doctors why they won't be able to protect people in overcrowded camps if there's an outbreak but it's not a sort of fear to get any even if the

>>new york gan antibody testing but officialstressed we don't yet know w effective. those antibodies are is an assumption. a reasonable assumption that when you have an anybody that you are protecd against reinfecon but that has not be proven for this particular vius businesses ding new measures to keep workers safe amazon using thermal cameras to screen for fevers as the city of detroit begins testing its essential woers early hot spots like new york city starting see decline in cases. >>as others hit a sech the white house ta force singling out boston, philadelphia and chicago. >>i think the worse is yet to come for a lot of people. >>meaime in south carolina the governor giving so retail stors anbeaches, the green light to reopen r coastal communities, hover will keep existing restrictions in placenoting there is quote no evidence from medical professionals that indicates the threat has diminished. >>no matter what we're going to see an increase in social distancing measures, it's really a question of how handle that resurgence in transmison is by president trump

. >> reporter: governor gan stteesndrotocols 60,000 covid-19 tests to be processed in california. francisco health officials say the city has no backlog but they understand why the problem is an issue elsewhere in the state. >> everyone is facing, across the country, a limitation on the essential collection kits that are needed to do testing. so at the same time that we're increasing laboratory capacity, those tests in the lab are only as good as our ability to get the specimens from patients and send them to the laboratory. >> reporter: san francisco city officials say they're considering new ways of testing, like walk-up and drive-up testing. governor newsom says the state is looking at a multitude of different tests, not just the additional swab tests. in the newsroom for the i-team, melanie woodrough, abc 7 news. >>> this morning it's unclear where and when this second cruise ship with coronavirus patients will dock. it was supposed to be letting passengers off today. it does have some bay area residents on board. coral princess is off the caribbean just south of florida after

in isolation at providence hospital, patient one was deteriorating.e >>gan developing more shortnessbreath. and because of that we got an x-ray which looked like he had a developing pneumonia. his oxygen levels in his blood were also decreasi. >> o'brien: that worried dr. diaz, who'd been following theic dire m reports out of wuhan. >> it appeared, bad on their data, that once patients begin developing pneumonia that many of them end up in the icu on a ventilator andie. >> o'brien: patient one was slipping fast, and the was no known treatment. dr. diaz told me he'd heard about an antiviral drug called remdesivir that some experts thought could potentially help. it woulde an experiment, he said, but the patient was willing. >> at that point, i contacted the fda and gilead, the manufacturer, to see if they would approve it. so the fda gave us an approval to try it on a compassionatese basis, knowing that it had n been approved yet and that there were no trials available to base that decision on. we infused it the next day. he was still having very high fevers and still was requiring ox

and, donning face masks and gloves, south korean poll workers gan counting ballots in this year's parliamentaryns.id officials urnout was higher than expected. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang.>> oodruff: and, underscoring how far the u.s. may be from returning to normal-- the mayor of los angeles said late todayhe thatity is not likely to allow sporting events, concerts and other large events until next year. in the day's other news, wall street swung lower again, as oil prices fell and banksf warned ollions in loan defaults caused by the pandemic. the dow jones industrial average dropped 445 points to close at 23,504. l the nasdaqost 122 points, and the s&p 500 gave up 62. california wl make pandemicre ef payments of $500 apiece to 150,000 migrants living in the state without documentation. emocratic governor gavin newsom said today they ential work and pay millions of dollars in taxes. almost 40% of the money willat come from prcontributions. the migrants are not eligible for federal payments. the world's 20 richest economies are freezing debt payments for poorer countries during the pand

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how we got here the missed opportunities and mistakes that the trump administration made as covid-19 gan its spread through the u.s. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding f the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing suort of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the coronavirus pandemic is showing more signs of leveling off in parts of the world, and there is more talk tonight about easing restrictions. that comes as the global death toll nears 120,000, including some 23,000 in the united states. in new york state alone, deaths topped 10,000 today, but officials pointed to other, more positive trend lines. we begin with this report from amna nawaz. >> nawaz: as the national death toll ticks higher, at the epicenter in new yor

including kentucky, michigan gan 1.45 convalescent home afternoons 1.36 minnesota illinois, all settingly thing i can report to you maria that is not great about this you look at woodmans here in ken osha 99 cents but very few cars here people just aren't going anywhere maybe if you got a tank at home, buy some and store it. won't be as cheap forever. >> the problem nowhere to store it the one opportunity to fill up with cheap prices can't leave your house jeff flock, stay business more "mornings with maria" and breaking news right after this. sick should stay home. you don't go to an emergency room. you don't go to a clinic. you get on the phone and you ask for advice and instructions from your physician. we don't want you to go into the e.r. or the doctor's office without talking to them first, because you might spread corona virus to someone else. please visit coronavirus.gov for more information. sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. yothat's why kubota'sl. 1,10

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