to cycle to work others risking infection by using the only other transport available the state security agency website is devoted to exposing those accused of spreading rumors but one fact is inescapable 25 percent of known coronavirus cases here a medical workers. it's become a basis for parliament now to look at how law enforcement is putting pressure on the medical profession at the end of the day we're not in china and we can't put pressure on our doctors because it will lead to them hiding information about what's happening in the hospitals and that is a crime. another popular video mocks the state committee for national apologies. we apologize the citizens say. gauging the public mood the government has promised to do better you to do so don't you that we are doing everything in our hands to protect medical workers believe your heroes. talk to back toward russia tag back toward still trending and now his image has been popularized hailed as a medical hero for saying what's needed to be said robin 1st year walker. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main rival benny gantz h

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torturers were never prosecuted you know we still have large portions of the surveillance state that the national security agency created we still have killing by targeted you know by drones targeted killing by them so you know these are the kinds of threats that we could face today but the flipside is that frankly this is also an opportunity to show that respect for human rights is essential to in effect the public health strategy and let me give an example going to the origins of this pandemic if we look at what the chinese government did in. at the outbreak of the epidemic they censored rather than heated the handful of doctors who tried to sound the alarm they said look at you know we don't know what's happening but there is a new leaf will spread out there they called it a sars like corona virus and what the chinese authorities did is you know rather than listen to them rather than act they suppress them because this is the kind of bad news that beijing doesn't like to hear there was a write in study by the university of southampton that you know if those 3 weeks of not been wasted it was 3 weeks during whi

yes, we're looking back at all the agencies that knew in early january, the national security council, state department, the defense intelligence agency, pentagon, cdc, hhs, the president himself with his presidential daily briefings. we see all the steps on how they botched the testing, how the fda, one of the leaders of the fda said to the cdc in late february, "if you were a private industry, we would shut you down. you botched this so badly." then open it up to the general public. here we are in april. on april the 13th, we're talking about missteps from what they knew in early january. donald trump still has no plan for testing, no clue for testing. you could look back. he's lied time and time again. he lied to the cdc on march 6th, saying, "any american who wants a test can have a test." april 13th, people still can't get the test. every day it seems they come up and lie about a tnew testing pln when, in fact, donald trump has done nothing to make testing a national effort in an expansive way. even his biggest supporters are quietly concerned in the senate and the house about the lack

ebola, then he set up a govern process, interagency group, from nih, cdc, state department, relevant national security agencies to get them working on it. that pdb led to that government process which led to the deployment of thousands of u.s. troops to west african who could facilitate the flow of tens of thousands of health care workers to west african to stamp out that ebola outbreak which killed two people in the united states. pdb is warning to the president of the united states about the most dangerous threats in the world. president trump ignored those warnings, paid no attention to them, clearly instead tried to downplay the virus so the market is would somehow not tank even though the reality is the virus itself was what was going to tank the market is. and tried to keep the numbers down, instead of ramping up testing as he should have in february, tried to keep reporting of the numbers down. ignored the information that could have saved thousands if not tens of thousands of american lives. it's impossible to overstate the severity of his dereliction of duty as commander in chief. >> when president ob

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states is now approaching 22,000 with more than half a million confirmed cases. this coincides with a deeply reported new expose from the "new york times" showing how key federal agencies, the state department, the national security council and the pentagon struggled to get the president to take timely action despite several early warnings. officials are now debating how to carry out the new goal of rolling back social sdandistanc guidelines. despite health concerns that such a move without widespread testing would step back any progress made from social distancing. the president was warned about the potential for a pandemic, but internal divisions, lack of planning and his faith in his own instincts led to a halting response. in short, trump was warned, by, quote, the very people in his government whose expertise and long experience might have guided him more quickly toward steps that would slow the virus and likely save lives. for instance, the times reporting by the third week in february, the administration's top health experts concluded that should recommend mr. trump a new approach that would include warning the american people of the risks and urging steps like social distancing and staying home from work.

states is now approaching 22,000 with more than half a million confirmed cases. this coincides with a deeply reported new expose from the "new york times" showing how key federal agencies, the state department, the national security

state and local health departments in their special health problems. funds made available by congress have been matched by local and state agencies and used to develop local health services. under the social securityns for cooperative aid to health services has been greatly extended. ♪ the city health officer of a western city receives a telephone call. he picks up the receiver and finds it is a local physician. this physician has a case the symptoms of which resemble epidemic encephalitis, but some features make the diagnosis uncertain. the city health officer remarked that he is greatly concerned and has had several similar cases recorded in the past few days. the city health officer decides to notify the state help officer. he calls them by telephone and outlines the local situation. the state health officer reports to the surgeon general and asks for aid immediately. the city health officer calls an assistant to consult with the local physician. he is definitely alarmed. a little later, a telegram is received from the surgeon general. after the public health service officers have conducted a preliminary investigation, they call a conference to discuss the situation. >> gentlemen, this epidemic

i want to thank all of our partners to include the united states coast guard, department of homeland security, drug enforcement agencypartment of justice, and members of the intelligence community for their tremendous support and cooperation. to conduct these enhanced operations the president has directed the deployment of additional ships, aircraft, and security forces to the united states southern command area of responsibility. included in this package are navy destroyers and combat ships, coast guard cutters, p8 patrol aircraft and elements of an army/air force assistance brigade. these forces will double our capacity to conduct counternarcotics operations in the region. additionally, 22 partner nations have joined us in this fight bringing with them a variety of intelligence and operations capabilities needed to defeat these criminal organizations. last year alone, the united states southern command's operations resulted in the seizure of over 280 metric tons of drugs, much of which was designated for shipment to america. while this was an incredible achievement, there is much more work to be done. transnational

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state department cables that u.s. officials were worried about bio security at the wuhan institute as far back as 2018. u.s. spy agencies have ruled out one theory that this was possibly man made. they're looking into the possibilities that the virus was accidentally contracted by an employee at a lab who then left the lab with the virus, spreading it across wuhan and then around the globe. now, secretary of defense mark es per said this is a case the u.s. is following very closely but he says that the evidence that they have gathered so far is inconclusive but they're still working on it. the chinese is denying this. they're saying this did not emerge from a lab in china they keep quote the head of the world health organization saying there is no evidence for this but there has been a anything bn handling the coronavirus >>> let's look ahead to the weekend and some snow on the way for some here's bill karins good morning >> good morning. great to see you guys and there's people in the ohio valley, they had enough. they had snow two and three times this week alone. let's get to the map and show you what we're dealing wi

let's put together an agency group, people from different relevant agencies, the nih, the cdc and state department involved in national security and get them working on it and that pdb led to that government process which led to the deployment of thousands of u.s. troops to west africa who could facilitate the flow of tens of thousands of health care workers to west africa to stand out that ebola outbreak which killed two people in the united states. the pdb is the warning to the president in the united states about the most dangerous tlhreas in the world. president trump ignored those warnings. he paid no attention to them and what he clearly did is try to down play the virus so that the stock market would somehow not tank. you know the reality is that the virus itself was going to tank the stock market and he tried to keep the numbers down instead of ramping up testing which is what he should have done in february and keep the reporting of the numbers down. this is someone that ignored the information that could have saved, lawrence, thousands if not tens of thousands of american lives. it's impossible to oversee the severit

known by the united states joining me in the washington studio to discuss these revelations is william binney a leading intelligence expert who worked at the national security agency for 30 over 30 years so bill it is a great fascinating story yeah were you aware of it when you know i wasn't actually go but but i mean it makes sense i mean the standard procedure for intelligence agencies to try to get other of course. countries to buy into their system well they did an amazing job in the other 123. countries. and they may even made money on it millions of dollars selling which went right back into the absolutely venture but we're talking about some very dirty regimes the shah in iran and the military dictatorships and hunters in latin america india pakistan even the vatican. that's how they manage to get manuel noriega. and there is this of course. this is what intelligence services do and why they were created what they were meant to do but it does make them morally complicit because they know things they know about impending actions that will take a life or lives i was talking to before the show i covered the war in bosnia to what extent i don't know about you k

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secure connections when they go virtual, to more foundational work with medical suppliers, hospital systems, logistics and transportation companies, manufacturers. all the federal, state and local agenciesrround these so that they can get visibility on the different aspects of not just what their employees are doing safely in a virtual environment or safely in a central work environment, but that they can get that insight that data brings that will help drive the right actions to save lives in this crazy time we are in right now. emily: are you saying that all this data was there and the u.s. government did not act on it or did not know how to find it or analyze it? doug: i think there are two things going on simultaneously. when you look at the huge array of organizations that would be involved in something like a pandemic even at the federal level, there's 10, 15 different distinct organizations that would touch a pandemic. one aspect is, are they effective in driving a full set of data for their own unique needs? health and human services, cdc, fda, fema. the second piece -- they have some degree of digitization happening but not always as much as they would want to or need to. the s

security correspondent kylie atwood there at the state department. w what are you hearing from sources about possible punishments for china? >> reporter: u.s. sources in multiple agencies working on potential consequences for china, essentially formulating what would be a long-term plan for china to pay a price to the coronavirus that has spread throughout the world and become a pandemic. u.s. officials have pointed their finger at china for that virus repeatedly. we have heard secretary pompeo bluntly say china needs to pay a price, but what is interesting here is that there are real efforts under way, and some of the discussions have focused on options such as sanctions or cancelling on u.s. debt obligations to china and new trade policies. now, nothing is set in stone right now. these are still ongoing conversations, brooke. and it's also important to consider that it is really pivotal to consider this moment in time, the u.s. cannot move too quickly if they want to inflict a cost on china. that is because a lot of these medical supplies, their supply chain which the u.s. is reliant on, duothrougo through china. one u.s. official said it would be irresponsible for t

states and protecting the american people from their scourge. i want to thank all of our partners in this effort including the coast guard, the department of homeland security, the drug enforcement agencyf justice, and members of the intelligence community for their support and cooperation. to conduct to the enhanced operations, the president has directed deployment of ships, aircraft and security courses to the area of responsibility. including the force package are navy destroyers and combat ships, coast guard cutters, ph control aircraft, and elements of a security force. these additional forces will nearly double our capacity to conduct counter narcotics operations in the region. 22 partner nations have joined us in this fight with a variety of intelligence and capability is needed to defeat these criminal organizations. last year alone, the united states southern commands operation was in the seizure of 280 metric tons of drugs. much of which was designated for shipment to america. while this was an incredible achievement, there is much more work to be done. transnational criminal organizations continue to threaten our security by smuggling cocaine, fennel, infinities, and others

agencies appreciate the city's efforts to secure contract augmentation funding. we understand there are constraints. but it is clear that somewhere between the federal and state funding allocations that are being made available and the city's needs, there is a failure to prioritize our essential service system and the workers operating it every day are putting themselves and their families at risk. sufficient funding is absolutely essential for the continued operation for the essential services. and i think that the b.l.a. report, it's a good start but it leafs critical questions unanswered. what are the uncovered costs on the janitorial and other costs, that non-profits have had to take on? what would it take to address the equity disparity? which is extremely relevant from a public health perspective especially now. i think the equity point is really important. national estimates say that government contracts for human services pay 70 cents on the dollar. there is a direct tie between what personnel get paid and our system's ability to continue operating. going into this crisis, 1 in 5 bay area residents did not have $400 saved. and the people operating ess

state, defenses, national security adviser, whoever else, working on those decisions. a combination of long tenure involvement with policy often leads to mistakes, scandals and screw ups. some of these are not the agenciesfault and some of them are. policy can be good or bad and the intelligence used to supported it can only be as good or bad as the policy is. covert action is a classic example of this. if you have a fumbling, inept, non strategic foreign policy and you ask covert action at the last minute to bail it out it will fail. but in washington who do you think takes the blame for that? the finger is always pointed at langley, never the white house or the pentagon or the state department. that's usually why these long serving directors go down in flames in a manner of speaking. it's because they get in trouble. in part because they are put in trouble and in part because the agency has overreached or been overstretched. it's a variety of reasons for those disasters that have huge political implications for the agencies standing. you think about allen dulles, picked by eisenhower. eisenhower is on a containment crusade and in some cases is trying to roll back to push communism back to whence it ca

security concern. here with more on that general retired general and fox news senior strategic analyst. general, what a is the problem here or the potential problem involving china telecom? >> china telecom and are state own agencyina which means they report to the chinese communist party. and these subsidieses are state hold agencies are conducting espionage inside the united states. the united states intelligence and government officials for years have been saying much about what i'm talking about here and it's finally coming home to roost. change is being made. the fec last year denied a license to china mobile aol another telecom subsidiary that wanted to do business in the united states. i think these two telecoms that we have here should cease to exist and contain routinely and steal ising intellectual property they have access to phone records, fiberoptic cables, et cetera, and they're accessing our universities our about laboratories our corporations in terms of intellectual property, even access to financial planning which they have interest in because of what is taking place in the market. merger and acquisition over major corporate decisions that has been going on if per yeas and it has got to stop an

agencies appreciate the city's efforts to secure contract augmentation funding. we understand there are constraints. but it is clear that somewhere between the federal and state funding allocations that are being made available and the city's needs, there is a failure to prioritize our essential service system and the workers operating it every day are putting themselves and their families at risk. sufficient funding is absolutely essential for the continued operation for the essential services. and i think that the b.l.a. report, it's a good start but it leafs critical questions unanswered. what are the uncovered costs on the janitorial and other costs, that non-profits have had to take on? what would it take to address the equity disparity? which is extremely relevant from a public health perspective especially now. i think the equity point is really important. national estimates say that government contracts for human services pay 70 cents on the dollar. there is a direct tie between what personnel get paid and our system's ability to continue operating. going into this crisis, 1 in 5 bay area residents did not have $400 saved. and the people operating ess

states to fire his national security advisor. once the fbi was motivated by some political motivation. remember, president obama had fired general flynn as the head of the defense intelligence agencyt's the chief spy for all the military. that's an army general who commands army, navy, air force and marine spies. president obama fired him from that. why would the fbi want donald trump to fire him as well? and why would they do so using the criminal justifiable system? why would they trap him into something like this unless they had his motivation? brian: judge, let's take a step back? what were they were trying to trap him. is he in puerto rico and take as phone call from kislyak at which time reportedly he said don't overreact to the sanctions that the obama administration is putting forward at the u.n. we're going to be taking over soon. that's all he had to do. makes the call. few day respite after a long campaign and after getting this job that he knows is going to be a lot of responsibility and then he is asked did you get a call maybe he didn't remember exactly what happened. so in that moment he might have said yeah, i don't know. i don't remember talking to him about it. b