. >> reporter: but that wasn't the case for lisa murk. >> i went to hawaii on february 2nd and -- withing on the left side. my muscles started hurting. it felt like somebody was stabbing me with an ice pick. >> i took a week-long trip to paris, france on saturday march 7th i came down with a sore throat, headache, fever, cough. >> i was doing my dishes and putting them in the dishwasher and i became winded doing that. and that's something not normal. >> i was coughing. i had a really bad headache. >> i had body aches. i had headache. i was tired. i was starting to feel a little bit congested in my sciences ina nasal passages. >> i called up the cdc and they said i didn't meet criteria. so i just went on with my, you know, normal activities. >> i got the covid-19 test and they said that my results were going to be back within four to ten days. which seems a little bonkers. >> i asked my husband to take me to the emergency room because i felt horrible. then they did the covid-19 test. i didn't get that back until march 11th. i was positive. >> to be home is rough, but i try to think of c

murk i not learned in school, perhaps a little bit of rain.a. that is 61 fahrenheit. the rain does start to spread its way across the rest of scotla nd spread its way across the rest of scotland and northern ireland come wednesday. more detail on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines: the national health service could soon be "overwhelmed" if people don't practice social distancing to tackle coronavirus. that's the warning from the british prime minister. the number of people who have died after testing positive for coronavirus in scotland has risen to ten. first minister nicola sturgeon says pubs that refuse to close are putting lives at risk. my message to them is, close now. we will have emergency powers within days to force you to close, and we will use these powers if we have to. nhs england writes to 1.5 million people who are most at risk, strongly advising them not to go out for 12 weeks, to protect themselves. spain reports nearly 400 more deaths from coronavirus. that's up by a third in 24 hours.

she filed a where it of manda murks s. -- ma --of mandamus.s she has an indisputability right not to be questioned under oath. she is not above the law. and we hope the appellate court quickly dismisses it. lou: judge voice lambert's order, quoting him. there is still more to learn, he said add saying that this is one of the gravest modern offenses to government transparency. he said even though many important questions remain unanswered, the justice department still takes the position the court should close discovery and rule on dispositive motions. the court is especially troubled by this. i find there is at least a judge somewhere in the judiciary that is troubled by what has transpired here, aren't you? >> he's cite sizes this justice department and state department for their cover-up. and mrs. clinton in her filing highlights the effort to cover up to justify their seeking protection from having to answer questions. it's not on mrs. clinton, but her top aide miss mills is responsible for attempting to destroy half her emails. we have seen

lisa murk isolated in colorado, described how that felt. >> my muscles ache d and my joints ached really bad. it felt like somebody was stabbing many we an ice pick. >> reporter: it's sometimes hard to know if you have coronavirus. getting tested is critical. and as daniel kim says unpleasant. >> the test was awkward because they shove a huge swab in your nose. >> reporter: a few days in there's a sign of coronavirus. >> as the infection can progress, the symptoms will change from just a dry cough to actually difficulty breathing. >> reporter: kevin harris says his breathing got to dismt his nausea brought relief. >> after i threw up, i could breathe. once you get to the other side of it, you can breathe a little bit better. it's the weirdest thing. you think you're going to die during one of those episodes. you know you're going to die, but then you don't. >> reporter: then there's the feeling of isolation for those quarantined and hospitalized patients. cnn checked in a few times with clay bentley who said his locked hospital room felt like a jail cell. even when caregivers came in. >>

and so in many ways we can't do as we would in the tornado or murk or earthquake or hurricane.ion to another to assist. we're all needed. this is the reason this is not a time to panic. prepare. it will pay off. in families and local communities. >> it was interesting you describe the coronavirus the situation as the fog of war. what can authorities be doing to move past that uncertainty? >> there is a old saying in mill stair planning that no battle plan survives contact with the enemy. there are lessons learned in every stage. the problem is we have the so infrequently. every generation forgets the how complicated and complex and important planning it is in the process. hopefully we'll learn quickly, adapt and improve. >> thank you. i appreciate your time. have a good weekend. >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we've done it! hah! great work old chap. we'll be rich and famous. well i'll be rich, you'll be famous... at least amongst your digging friends. here's a thought, ever consider investing? e*trade has easy to use tools that help you get started. you like playing with tools

joining me now via skype is a colorado nurse who contracted covid-19, lisa murke.w are you feeling? how is your recovery going? >> thank you. my recovery has been very difficult. but i'm doing much better. yesterday was my best day yet. i feel like i'm definitely on the monday and getting healthier. >> that's good. a couple questions. how long have you felt poorly? do you know how you contracted the virus? talk about your symptoms. >> so i have -- my symptoms and my illness have lasted about 4 1/2 weeks. on february 18. i'm just now feeling a little bit more energetic. yesterday i went for a little walk with nobody out there. my symptoms started off with a runny nose. i didn't really have that many symptoms. then i had a tiny, tiny cough. then my muscles and my joints started aching really bad. i went and got a massage. i felt better. i volunteered for a race in our community. then on march 1, 2 and 3, i started having fever. then on the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th is when i had shortness of breath, lower back pain down by my ribs. on march 8th, i asked my husband to tak