that was where leanna expected to pick him up june 18th, 2014. here she is arriving at the day care. >> she got to the day care and cooper wasn't there. >> leanna called ross to see if there was a mix up but he didn't pick up and then she had a worrying thought. maybe ross accidentally left cooper at home. >> she texted her neighbor asking her to go and look. she has a key to the apartment. go and look and see if he is there. maybe the house will be torn up. a toddler tornado. but he will be there. obviously he wasn't. >> she rushed over to ross' office to see if cooper was there and it was at home depot a police officer tracked her down. the conversation was recorded as he gave her the worst possible news. >> your child is deceased. i am very sorry to have to tell you that. >> where is my husband? >> up at our headquarters right now. >> the officer explained ross never took coop toer to day car that day and left cooper in the car for seven hours in the georgia heat. >> has he ever done anything like that? >> no. >> do you know what might have ma

leanna wen. sanjay, i want to start with you here. there is a risk to the president himself, to the 73-year-old man who is obese, and there is a risk to the health of america as well for this statement that he was so proud about making. i want you to weigh in on whichever one you think might be more important. >> i think the potential concern for america is a significant one. this is a medication that has not been proven to work as either a prophylaxis, a preventative, or a treatment. number one. because those are two different things. it has been shown to cause harm in people who are taking it as a treatment. i mean, you know, this is the -- the studies that came out initially, anecdotal, wasn't clear, they were followed up, even in france, even in brazil, here in the united states, showing no benefit in people who were already ill with covid and possible harm, causing fatal cardiac arrhythmias, heart arrhythmias. as far as prophylaxis goes, you take it try to prevent the infection, maybe become exposed, not get the infection after a

news to my parents, janet and james; my brothers, lee and sam; and to my eight-year-old daughter leanna was downright scary. i saw the fear in their eyes. i looked at my daughter and i assured her daddy wasn't going anywhere. after a vigorous one-month fight, i returned to duty in late april. after the experience with the virus, i felt compelled to help the residents of the housing development i patrol in east harlem, new york. we are all in this fight together. almost 6,000 uniformed and civilian members of the nypd contracted covid-19. unfortunately, some of those members didn't make it home to their loved ones. handing out n95 masks and engaging in important dialogue by educating the residents that are only do not have support and access to ppe hit close to home for me excuse me. i'm honored to be here. i'm honored to be an nypd sergeant. and most of all, i'm honored to be an american. god bless police officers, first responders, and all of the frontline workers around the country. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: so how was that? you went through that process, and it took quite a

leanna wynn, who will be joining us from george washington university.he is the public health official from baltimore and a representative from new mexico is joining us in our final 10 minutes of the program. all of our coverage is available on our website, at c-span.org/ coronavirus. we are back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern time with the washington journal in the morning. ask for joining us on this monday. stay safe, keep healthy. we will see you tomorrow evening. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, we will discuss supreme court oral arguments on cases involving president trump's finances with washington post supreme court reporter robert barnum. and a discussion about options to reopen the u.s. economy during the covid-19 pandemic with the president of the foundation for research on equal opportunity. we will talk with the new york democratic congresswoman, yvette clarke, about the coronavirus response in her home state of new york, and on the federal le