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senate against cory gardner. governor, good to see you again. thank you for being with us.is kind of hard to believe because it was hard to believe for most americans when they would listen to those press briefings with the president who said basically everybody is in it for themselves, jared kushner said we have a stockpile and the state haves to deal with their stuff so colorado took the president at face value and ordered its own ventilators. >> yeah, well, it's hard to imagine that this is the reality that we face. give governor polis a lot of credit and colorado is grateful for the 100 ventilators we got but what is the process by which you get measured? when i was governor, we had the federal government was careful and made sure that population and infection rates and, you know, overall need would be the criteria by which, you know, necessary supplies that you don't have enough of, that's how they would be circulated and distributed. that's obviously not happening if you're using them as political favors. >> governor, talk to me about how you think this went down beca

that is jason gardner, market a ceo -- jason gardner, marqeta ceo.s to sonali basak as well. we now have brent crude trading up 23%, w ti 28 percent, after the president tweeted this. ,just spoke to my friend mbs who spoke with president putin of russia, and i expect and hope they will be cutting back approximately 10 million barrels , and would be substantially more, which, if it happens, will be great for the oil and gas industry." i also want to point out that right after that tweet cross to the wires, we had a headline from the saudi news agency that saudi arabia is looking for an opec+ meeting immediately. stat beingeting requested by saudi arabia. this is having a massive impact on oil prices, and the price of oil stocks as well. we are seeing them surge. guy, you have more breaking news. let's guy: guy: talk about what is at -- guy: let's talk about what is happening in european backing. unicredit, the union agreeing that there will be job cuts. more bad news for italy. the banks are having to look to make cuts. some of this is already in trad

i am frank gardner and iam heading skyrocketed.rdner and i am heading into what remains of virgin tropical rainforest. i traded in my wheelchair for a virgin tropical rainforest. i traded in my wheelchairfor a packhorse virgin tropical rainforest. i traded in my wheelchair for a packhorse and am tested to my limits. i think this is too dangerous. i am joining a crack team of scientists from the royal botanic gardens, kew. they are ona royal botanic gardens, kew. they are on a mission to discover and save unique plant species before they vanished forever. i am going to bear witness on the frontline rainforest conservation. this is where the journey begins, not in colombia but in the royal botanic gardens, kew, london. kew is the world leader in developing plant science. the botanists are preparing for their mission to discover new species. and it is from here that this expedition will be launched. i have come here to see the expedition leader, doctor mauricio de bernados. he was in a library for lab specimens. que tal? como estas? t

we have been in contact with senator cory gardner about an outbreak at a particular meatpacking facility in the colorado area. at this time our team is working with the governor and working with the senator to ensure we have testing resources. there are some 14 people hospitalized, may be hundred-300 200-300 members of the workforce have been impacted. we spoke about providing those resources this weekend. i want to encourage people in colorado that we will work to support that effort. i also want to emphasize that all the people working in food supply, from farmers to meatpackers to distributors to truckers to grocers, continue to have our gratitude as president trump said just a moment ago. on supplies, more than $5 billion has been allocated to the states. 6 million national guard have been activated. more than 4700 active duty medical personnel have been deployed, medical military personnel, in nine states focusing on the areas of the most significant epidemic. , 26 flights have been completed. four flights will arrive today. it will bring 25 million pairs of gloves, and 54 more flig

gardner,gue, lauren dr. lauren gardner who runs one of our critical centers in our school of engineering, had a earlyt who came to her in january and said i'm really interested and concerned about breaking outat's in china and i think that you should think about building a tracker like we have in some of the other disease surveillance that we've built in the past so two of them started looking of thedata coming out hubei province that was available for tracking and building a very basic web map that allowed them to andk the virus outbreak they started looking at all the different sources of data being talk about confirmed cases, impact the virus was people.n and as more and more data started coming online, as the spread, theyed to started to create more and more mechanisms for getting that data into the map. and then started releasing that to the public. dr. gardner's theory was that this would be a key resource for researchers who were thinking about modeling, who were thinking about what the to requireld b

frank gardner, bbc news, colombia.ntary on the colombian rainforest. viewers in the uk can see colombia: saving eden in a few hours' time here on bbc news and at the times shown on the screen. and for viewers around the world, the full documentary airs at these times, this weekend, on bbc world news. australians and new zealanders are observing anzac day, their annual day of remembrance for their war dead, by holding private vigils at home. this is sydney, where ceremonies were held in driveways and on balconies as the coronavirus pandamic forced traditional memorials to be cancelled for the first time in decades. first held in 1916, the anzac day parade was last cancelled amid the outbreak of spanish flu in 1918. now, getting through lockdown means a lot of people are getting closer to their neighbours. if your neighbour happens be to a professsional musician, you could be in for a treat. that's the case in lausaune switzerland, where violin soloist alexandra conunova treated her neighbours to this performance. brilli

frank gardner, bbc news, colombia. world of frank's our world documentary on the colombian rainforest. viewers in the uk can see "colombia: saving eden" in a few hours time here on bbc news and at the times shown on the screen. and for viewers around the world — the full documentary airs at these times, this weekend, on bbc world news. now, getting through lockdown means a lot of people are getting closer to their neighbours. if your neighbour happens be to a professsional musician, you could be in for a treat. that's the case in lausaune switzerland, where violin soloist alexandra conun—ova treated her neighbours to this performance. 00:25:32,551 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 violin plays hello there. after a another predominantly dry week for most parts of the uk, the weekend promises plenty more dry weather. but slow, subtle changes, the increasing chance of catching a shower and it will begin to feel cooler particularly across northern areas. nothing much is changing very quickly at the moment because the pressure patte

clinton: i am clint gardner, clinton gardner. i was born in new york city, 1922. >> what was life like growing up? clinton: my family moved to larchmont, new york when i was a baby. to theaised their, went town north of larchmont for junior high. after ninth-grade, went down to exeter and had three years there. dartmouth i entered and once myof 1940 freshman year was behind me, it was apparent by that time that we were not yet in the war, we might be drawn into it because the germans were sinking ships in the atlantic including american ships. .ritain was in bad shape looked like if we did not get in, the nazis would take over europe and south america. so i was unsure whether i wanted to volunteer or wait to be drafted. i decided i would volunteer, which amusingly enough give you a slightly different army serial number than if you were drafted. the west point officers, recent graduates from training but they were training us in officer candidate school. they tended to look with favor -- they didn't say that but it was apparent. i

. >> henley gardner with the oakland coliseum authority says the real impact will be among the 200 partime employees who work concession stands in the concerts. melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> fighting fires and social social distancing. how the strategies have to change. >>> the robot revolution. the job technology is picking up while we shelter at home. what it means moving forward. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri working from home. upper 70s here in concord. even warmer weather on the way in about seven minutes. the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look a it will all be worth it. we can all do our part.

clinton: i am clint gardner, clinton gardner. was born in new york city, 1922. >> what was life like growing up? clinton: my family moved to larchmont, new york when i was a baby. i was raised

his referring to cory gardner.force has identified colorado as one of a handful of the states on the upside of the curve and about to experience a surge in cases last week colorado governor jared polis was critical after he says fema product 500 ventilators that the state was set to purchase. in his update today he was asked about any politics he saw in the president's tweet. >> you aren't going to get my read on it because i'm not here to do political analysis, and here to celebrate any ventilators that arrive in our state and of course we are grateful for 100 ventilators. >> right now 1,154 people are hospitalized with covid-19 in colorado and 190 people have died from the buyers which is an increase of 11 over the last 24 hours. the total number of cases to hit the state of colorado meal is 5,429 embracing for potential surge. >> neil: wow. hang in there and thanks very much. we look at all sorts of numbers on the rise in cases, and those who try to look at this and try to help folks out, and then the economic i

very difficult to get but we watched very closely on developments with permission we are able to gardner through its official. media outlets. but we will and we please stand i government is- we really think that is a cooperation between south and north korea on in the 04/13/20 04/13/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: f from new yorkrk city, t e epicenter of democracy now! the pandemic, this is pres. trump: we have to get our country open. the metrics right here. amy: as president trump points to his head of the measure for deciding how to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, the u.s. surpasses the deathh tololl of y country in the

miley cyrus is slated to perform, and there will be celebrity appearances by jennifer gardner and simonees. the online graduation ceremony is scheduled for may at :00 a.m. pac . ybody,m dennis thwaseason over? steve kerr weighs in on that. >>> and can you name the two number one picks the 49ers >>> mike nolan had two cks.e wa other joe staley. night they're d -bdaand revealed a neck injury that bothered him throughout the season. but ultimately he called it quits for his family. he wants to stay connected to football in the future, even though he is going on his own terms. he will not be a super bowl champion. >> yeah, it really does. not to be able to win that. and in that respects, you know, i think i did everything i could do. it is not something that, you know, will torment me for the rest of my life. >> and while sporting events might still be months away in california, the warriors are still not even allowed to be in a small group at their practice facility today. and it will be until next season during a video chat posted by usf. >>> we were down to 17 games, but we were out of th

miley cyrus is slated to perform, and there will be celebrity appearances by jennifer gardner and simoneiles. the online graduation ceremony is scheduled for may 15 at 11:00 a.m. pacific time. >>> hey everybody, i'm dennis o'donnell. is the warrior's season over? steve kerr weighs in on that. >>> and can you name the two number one picks the 49ers there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. >>> mike nolan had two first round picks. one was pat willis and the other joe staley. tonight they're both retired from football. he said good-bye today and revealed a neck injury that bothered him throughout the season. but ultimately he

this is al shoka a village overlooked by gardner airport the whole area was destroyed by israeli tanks in august 2006 during a military incursion. israel says it has to carry out these incursions to protect itself. the people here didn't do anything wrong. houses and the family then them were simply in the way. this mother told me she used to have a 3 bedroom house with 2 bathrooms a washing machine and a t.v. . now all she has is a few dusty blankets under some plastic sheet. and boulders just opened. and they came to show they told us to get outside i was scared from the sound it explodes i left all the toys were the bulldozers were they broke my toys. under the house they didn't clear us anything except one tree. over there. living conditions like this a particularly hard on children there's no sanitation no clean water and shelter from the cold that's not even a safe place to play. and if the children get sick there are no daughters but even if they were the parents couldn't pay anyway. this road runs through the middle of the gaza strip. during the years that israeli settlers live

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. >> today on oral histories, world ward -- world war ii veteran clinton gardner shares his experience in the european theater including his anticipation in d-day and the battle of the bulge. >> at about 5:00 on d-day afternoon, a huge explosion occurred. point, i lifted my head out of my foxhole to see what was going on, and suddenly i and i felt anoise, shock, and realized i had been hit. and, there was a sort of ringing sound in my head, and i had no idea what was -- what it was. i thought, my god, what happened to me. suddenly my eyes were covered with a sheet of blood, and blood was soaking my uniform, a head wound has a huge amount of bleeding in it. but, fortunately, i felt no pain. any paini never felt on d-day or d plus one. apparently in my case and many other cases, shock prevented me from feeling pain. in severe shock, and at first i could not talk. i tried to talk to another officer for my outfit, a orutenant, who was maybe 20 30 feet from he and another foxhole, and i found that words would not come out of my mouth. so i thought, well i have lost my ability to speak. and

bottom meter where you can check whether a twitter account of the bottom lot and then there is news gardner which is an extension where you can see whether a website is trustworthy are not. the best use of advice really is like do not insta share anything just take a breath stop you now because it is that sort of like emotional reaction that is obviously you know it's very very understandable that we are feeling it but that's what gets us into trouble obviously passing on bad health advice can have direct and dangerous consequences but spreading other types of wrong information about the virus can have less immediate but broader implications a lot of the most of this information that we see. a lot of research. and a lot of each and that's a global phenomenon. the exact perfect time for a country that wants to leverage something like high emotion stress and a lot of conflicting information out there to push a particular political agenda. your grandma like my grandma is telling you. you know a lot of early you can say yes. but this will lead to serious works it can be carried even if you have

sarah booked marco's favorite trombone player, travis gardner, to serenade them on the street.ayed "i can't help falling in love with you" as they shared their first dance. we wish them good health and happiness and a good song choice. choice. we'll be right back. >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news" we go inside a military lab to see why the coronavirus testing process takes so long. and if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr, so you can watch us later. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in washington. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs

sarah booked marco's famous trombone player, travis gardner, to serenade them on the street.e played "i can't help falling in love with you" as they shared their first dance. we wish them good health and happiness and a good song choice. we'll be right back. >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news" we go inside a military lab to see why the coronavirus testing process takes so long. if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr, so you can watch us later. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." that is t i'm norah o'donnell in washington. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm kris van cleave, and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning. we'll start with a report from the front lines in the war against coronavirus, health care workers are telling frightening stories of working without critical supplies and protective gear. our david begnaud got a firsthand account of the situation in a compel

it's the gardners greenhouse in the darkness of the polar night it's 20 below in here but when spring brings back the light it'll turn lush and green we have some days you know over the midnight sun there's sun in theory 24 hours a day so it just moves around in the sky and it can get like $2530.00 degrees in here i really like to do some root vegetables carrots potatoes would be nice for the greenhouse and it's builders have achieved a certain notoriety hello my name is benjamin vidmar are doing this tour with you today we were nearly every day he has a lot of curious visitors. i didn't started to save the world i didn't start it i just said you know i want to have the freshest food possible. german student ana ketzel helps out with planting in the garden she's a little more critical of the settlement in the far north. it's been pressing the stem i noticed it's back her silly i don't see spitzbergen as a place where people should be living. because it's got such an extreme climate and it's so unsustainable to live here but there will never come a time when people don't live here so i

sarah booked marco's favorite trombone player, travis gardner, to serenade them on the street.ayed "i can't help falling in love with you" as they shared their first dance. we wish them good health and happiness and a good song choice. choice. we'll be right back. >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news" we go inside a military lab to see why the coronavirus testing process takes so long. and if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr, so you can watch us later. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in washington. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of workin

dynamic in a lot of states where you would be campaigning against the actions of somebody like a cory gardner or whoever the down ballot candidate is. how does that change now that these people are going to be out talktion or able to just about emergency response for such a -- for months and months at a time? mr. perez: i am bullish about all of the races. we have a great chance of taking over the united states senate. you mentioned senator mcsally. we are proud to be working in concert with them. democratsn is to let -- to elect democrats. i got to the d&c, we had 15 democratic governors. now we have 24. changers --ip chambers from red to blue. win thewe can statehouse in arizona. we have 28 seats out of 60 in the statehouse. -- we can take the state senate there as well. eightwin 41 seats in state legislative chambers we take over those chambers. that is critically important because we are getting to redistricting cycles again. evennk we are well poised, in this pandemic situation to tell the story of the stark difference between democrats and republicans. republicans have become the lapdog

also these locations where they are going, and some of them are federal, some of the gardner -- governorsidn't realize they were allowed to use federal locations. they are. we have a booklet of the federal locations, we can hold it up and show that. but you see the number things. these are all locations where they can go. which is really pretty amazing. this is just one page out of many. look at this. locations.ll that's a lot of locations. it, 5000? thank you very much. that's more than anybody thought. and it's already there, they have to use it, that's all. some were not aware. some were very much aware, some are not aware. my ministration also continues to support states with an operation to deliver vital supplies. what a job they have done. they were calling on easter sunday to make sure everyone was ok. they are using detailed data about supply chains to track redeployment of one billion pieces of protective equipment for private distributors, every two weeks. what we are doing is delivering a number that nobody anywhere in the world thought. fema is working closely with dr. birx an

is an odd dynamic in a lot of states where you would be the actionsagainst of somebody like a cory gardner mcsally or whoever the down-ballot candidate is. how does that change now that be outeople are going to of action, so to speak, or able responsebout emergency for months and months at a time? bullish about all the races. i think we have a great chance of taking over the united states senate. mcsally.oned senator mark kelly is a spectacular a hero, ann arizona, american hero. and we'reking hard proud to be working in concert with him. our mission is to elect democrats up and down the ticket. one the things i'm most proud we when i got to the d.n.c., had 15 democratic governors. now we have 24. we have helped with 10 legislative chambers from red to blue. i'm not only bullish about mark that senate seat in arizona, i think we can win the state house in arizona. we have 28 seats out of 60 in the state house. we need three more to get to 31. we can take the state senate there, as well. win about 41 seats in eight state legislative over thosee take chambers. that's critically important bec

that score would end up holding top of the 9th bases loaded a full count monkey closer strikes that gardners 3rd baseman. looking and the monkey sweep the series at the 31 win gets baseball back. to chicago gold in the late eighty's and early ninety's were the dream team of the n.b.a. so this monday edition of this day in sports history let's take a trip back to one of the most famous names that was on that squad. 34 years ago 1986 the great michael jordan broke the n.b.a. record for the most points scored in a playoff game jordan notch 63 points for the bold in game 2 of the 1st round against boston celtics while the team would go on to lose their series $30.00 jordan's record still stands in the history books to also receive the presidential medal of freedom and going from the hard court to the racetrack eventually michael jordan there smiling at the pentagon patrick hasn't met obama quite yet but 2008 she being the 1st female driver in history to win at the indy car series race patrick driving for andretti green racing won the indy japan $300.00 at twin. the 26 year old finished the $200.

. >> barry gardner. >> the government scientific advisory group on emergency is recommended urgent lockdown to save lives on the 20 sixth of february but it took another 3 and a half weeks to implement. the government likes to claim that it has been following the scientific advice but it hasn't, has it? >> first secretary. >> we have increased stage from january when the crisis started to break out in china, and social distancing measures followed particularly carefully the advice from key scientific advisor and chief medical officer and as a result of the measures we put in place two things have happened. it hasn't been overwhelmed, i pay tribute not just key workers but huge sacrifice made by the british public because of compliance with social distancing measures. it only happened because we've taken the right decisions based on evidence we had at the right moment in time and that is what we continue to do. >> now we go to nick fletcher. >> one step the government has taken to make sure the nhs are adequately supplied equipment. >> it is critically important, i agree with him on the immi

nile gardner, thank you for your thoughts. we wish the very best for the prime minister and the british people and prince charles and the queen. thank you, nile, good to see you. >> thank you very much. arthel: eric, and that the u.s. surgeon general, dr. jerome adams, warning that we as a country we're about to face tragedy, he compares to pearl pl harbor and 9/11. as cases of coronavirus continue to swell here in the u.s., we will speak to a doctor who worked for a previous president about what we can expect in the coming days. eric: president trump warning that this probably will be the darkest week in our country for the coronavirus crisis so far. the president yesterday saying, quote, there will be a lot of death. his comments coming as the virus is rapidly spreading in our country. governors call on the administration to fully nationalize the response, they cite the continued lack of ventilators and medical equipment. mark meredith is live on the north lawn of the white house with the very latest on the federal governmen

. >> gardners can go back to work and nurseries can reopen. >>> people are asking what if i need to see a doctor not related to covid-19? dr. rothman, nice to have you. you guys are seeing patients. tell us why. >> thanks for having me. one medical is open at our standard offices for primary care. we think it's important to remain open for a few reasons. the first is to off load emergency rooms. primary care isn't open, we're worried that additional volume of care that is either respiratory related, chronic care management of usual primary care health needs or new symptoms that have popped up that are new to somebody would be care that needs to take place in an emergency room. >> dr. rothman, if i have a physical coming up, can i get one? is that something that you suggest to go to you guys or any other doctor still open? >> it is. we really want to encourage people to take good care of themselves, meaning taking care of their physical and mental health. while we are sheltering in place and physical distancing, it's not a time to defer your health needs. >> you mentioned mental health.

i should note, republican senator cory gardner pushed back on what kushner said saying he didn't know what he was referencing but states are supposed to use from the federal stockpile. >> and kaitlan, we learned in a the white house has new protocol when comes to testing those around president trump? >> reporter: yeah, before people were getting temperatures taken before going into meetings with the president or vice president and now they're getting actual coronavirus tests. you heard the president said he took one that had a result in 15 minutes and then they'll administer those in close proximity to the president. with we don't mow what that means. is that meetings inside of the oval office with the president. we're not getting clarity from the white house on that exactly. but it is new tests that get results pretty quickly, they say. >> kaitlan collins, we'll catch up with you in the next hour. >>> joining me now, the former ebola czar, ron clain. all of the governors seem to be looking to the federal government for new supplies, for testing, for ventilators. president trump, his

seniors, oprah winfrey will deliver the commencement address, several celebrities including jennifer gardnersimone biles and the singer of old town road will offer words of wisdom at the virtual graduation broadcast live on facebook with things posted on instagram. >>> ford announced a two dollar loss during the first quarter of the year, this month's the spending money, it's been even faster than that of the character says it's been more than 7/2 billion dollars so far this month alone. nearly all of the ford factories are shut down, there's very little revenue coming in but ford says it has about $35 million in cash which is enough to get through the end of the year even if plans do not reopen before 2021. >>> in a report says are made lay off a percent of workers for 5400 people. the new website, the information reports the company may save up to $1 billion a year because of the layoffs. are employees 27,000 worldwide with the third working in san francisco. that does not include hooper drivers which become reclassifies as independent contractors. in an unrelated announcement the company

we saw the president sent ventilators to colorado earlier this week after having contact with cory gardnerte house -- they were being outbid for the ventilators. so i think there's been questions about that. we haven't really gone answers. that is obviously why the members of congress are reaching out, raising those questions as well. and of course the letter following that inspector general report which reported at the end of march a large storages of tests and personal protective equipment at hospitals across the country. >> yeah. all those personal protection equipment >> all right. morgan, thank you for that. >>> the nurse who traveled across the country and is putting her life at risk to fight on the front lines, what she's seeing firsthand in new york city. >>> and one surprising and beautiful impact of india's lockdown. people can now see the himalayas from up to 100 miles away. absolutely stunning. india's notorious air pollution blocked that view for decades. the government ordered its 1.3 billion residents to stay home three weeks ago. this is a gorgeous byproduct of that. you ca

. >> reporter: travis gardner was supposed to play at the reception.. she was like, you can't tell him, it's a surprise. >> reporter: had you ever played that song before? >> never played it before. i learned the song that night. >> reporter: the lyrics, wise men say only fools rush in, struck a chord with the couple when early on friends questioned their whirlwind romance. but even the skeptics cheered when they tied the knot live over instagram. >> a nonsocial distance kiss. >> reporter: as they left the church, a procession drove by to wish them well -- >> love you guys! >> reporter: then of course it started raining. ♪ but gardner played on. >> i felt like i was in a movie. i looked at her and she was sobbing. so then i made sure to grab her and start dancing with her. >> that was just the most beautiful, special experience. and wouldn't have had it any other way. ♪ [ cheers ] >> right now the world just needs love. if everybody loves and comes together, we can beat anything. >> reporter: love and happy fools who get married even in the rain. ♪ >>