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steen again we need to make sure that the voice of people affected is heard more people who could be murdered tomorrow people hit by racism mentioned they have to be heard. and some voices calling for organized self-defense are also growing louder that isn't supported by these people directly affected by the hand over time. you have to because this is a country with laws if everyone started carrying a gun we might as well head off to the hills and fight you understand. at the same time the hand of attack is weighing on the relationship between people with the migrant background and the state like with hanna move on this sister. we aren't the only people in hanover asking when this is going to happen again and who will it be. we want to surance it's from the states that this will not happen again. if i can't feel psycho in germany then where can i the message from the state has to show that everyone in germany enjoys the same level of protection . many try to flee to europe via libya thousands die along the way rescue ships like the ocean viking try to help those lost in the mediterra

choir at lakewood church is working from home today with most of the united states on lockdown the steen had to turn this year's easter service into a virtual one. so did these priests in the philippines despite the safety measures they managed to fill every last spot of their church not with actual people but more than a 1000 pictures of families who hope this will help their prayers to be heard. staying home is the directive that is also being strictly observed in the heart of jerusalem's old city only a handful of priests attended mass at the church of the holy self occur the place where christians believe jesus was crucified and resurrected. the. in this south korean capital seoul which is not under lockdown worshippers could attend easter mass in person while maintaining a safe distance. for congregations across the globe the coronavirus epidemic has added a major challenge to easter celebrations here in the french city of leo only those living at the church site were able to attend the easter vigil. her. but despite all the challenges this colombian priest believes the situation al

. >> reporter: rogers and hammer steen's "you'll never walk alone." ♪ and you'll never walk alone >>o. has been dejaying on instagram and other social media. >> i'm trying to pretend i have a job, so i'm dejaying every thursday, friday, saturday. i work with dancers a lot. this is the one time there's nowhere for that to go. people can't go to bars. they can't dance, they can't go to festivals. so, just to keep that part alive for young people, have some fun. >> reporter: what do you want folks to take away from this video that you're putting out? >> i think the message in the song marcus wrote, it got better every time. he changed it ten different times. little parts of the verse where the message was really clear. it'sbout, you knowwi someme supo can. >> i feel lia celeof thepit. s day ieo home, dancing, with their neighbors. spreading the message we love in this song we've done together. yes, i think it's a celebration of people at home. i love it. ♪ ♪ >>> looking for love in the time of the coronavirus can be difficult, but not i mpossible. here again, jamie yuccas. >> reporter:

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according to a letter published in the new england journal of medicine by a medical doctor andrew artin steen with bay state health massachusetts 1st after spending valuable time just trying to convince the f.b.i. not to confiscate his shipment of k n 95 respirators and face masks he was then soon shocked to learn that the department of homeland security was still considering redirecting his pee pee only some quick some quick calls leading to intervention by our congressional representative prevented its seizure others my friends have not been so lucky remember back in march massachusetts governor charlie baker revealed that a shipment of 3000000 masks were seized by dorothy's and then later the beginning of april in new jersey freeholder director chanelle robinson that somebody somehow is at these hospitals p.p. equipment so they want to deny those requests so what does that leave states to do other than to try and find this stuff on their own and the problem is the states don't get the luxury of the federal government they can't create money to buy things they can't just go to the fed and s

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. >> reporter: king county executive dow constan steen and seattle mayor jenny durkan say they had to act fast. can people look to seattle as an example of how this social distancing is working? >> i think absolutely. >> reporter: the city and county quickly closed schools, major corporations, like amazon and microsoft, told workers to stay home. vibrant streets emptied and seattle shut down. >> it goes against everything we do in every other parent of our jobs. we're causing enormous economic pain and individual pain. but from that, we will avoid the graecht pain, which would be the collapse of our hospital system and more and more people dying of this virus. >> reporter: by keeping people apart and cancelling public events early on, infection rates in washington were af. suc has an reopen. >> let's go back to public gatherings, opening restaurants, et cetera. just can't do that. it is still circulating in our community, and any time you give it a chance it will immediately begin infecting people on a widespread basis. >> reporter: to keep the virus at bay, washington's governor is s

joining us now from johns hopkins university and the bloomberg school of public health is joshua sharf steenn more than generous to help johns hopkins. it is percolating as it does with every viral and -- pandemic. it is not in the headlines but in the minds of all, the ,uestion of viral reinfection mutation and the idea of how we will respond, infected or not infected, to the virus in the future. what is the current belief you have? i think the current reading is, like with most infections, there will be some degree of immunity. for much and how long is unknown. it is also not known which tests will capture that. not think there is concern this will behave very differently than everything else. a desire to understand the specifics before making policy. the -- is clearly getting better. when do we get to where we flatten the curve? theou extrapolate any of algorithmic glide paths, is it days, weeks or months to flatten the curve like new zealand? new zealand is going to be a high bar. particularly where there are a lot of people living together. i think the curve may look different in differ

according to a letter published in the new england journal of medicine by a medical doctor andrew artin steen with the bay state health of massachusetts 1st up. spending valuable time just trying to convince the f.b.i. not to confiscate his shipment of k n 95 respirators and facemasks he was then soon shocked to learn that the department of homeland security was still considering redirecting his pee pee only some some quick calls leading to intervention by our congressional representative prevented its seizure others my friends have not been so lucky remember back in march massachusetts governor charlie baker revealed that a shipment of 3000000 masks were seized by dorothy's and then later the beginning of april in new jersey freeholder director chanel robinson announced that a shipment of 35000 masts had been scooped up also by federal officials. these actions by the fed seem to fly in the face of the great brand name us president battle drums continued orders from up on high for states to be responsible for securing their own medical supplies and not reliant on the federal government. was h

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earlier today, tom keene spoke to joshua shar steen of johns hopkins.d exactly why it is for some people it takes a sharp turn for the worst. >> i have certainly heard when you have talked about, where there is a moment midway in the illness that some people get quite sick, and at that point can even proceed to die. that is very scary, obviously for the medical team, terrible tragedy in every case that it happens. what people are wondering is if there is something that can be done to focus on that moment in terms of therapeutics, to prevent what may be an overwhelming immune reaction leading to that second decline. >> help us with the idea of a secondary or re-infection. this is out of the influenza of more than 100 years ago, but is it a valid worry for our listeners and viewers, that there is a virus, then we wengage with society, and come up against the same virus a second or even third time? >> there's a lot that we don't know about the virus. haseneral, as someone who fought the virus off, they are unlikely to get the infection again. it would be v

this is state of the news live from berlin the indian authorities are situate steen the national crown virus lock down even as poverty pushes millions to ignore the missions it's a question of survival as the poorest are forced to scavenge for food also coming up. covet knotting death toll in the u.s. so was passed 2000 in one day president donald trump says he wants to.

>> in texas people getting a first-hand look at splintered trees and damaged homes, jana steen joins us as the severe weather threat continues this morning. >> janice: continuing this morning, this afternoon and overnight tonight, we have tornado watches and warnings in place right now but as you mentioned 2 dozen reports of tornadoes yesterday and last evening in texas and oklahoma stretching into louisiana, we have tornado watches in effect for parts of louisiana through mississippi and alabama and into florida, that is a new watch just place within the last few minutes, a tornado warned storm west of patties, mississippi though these storms are caring quite a punch even in the morning hours, the overnight hours where we have potential for larger, damaging winds and large potentially destructive and deadly tornado, that threat is going to be with us for the next 12 to 18 hours. there is your severe threat through this evening. those places towards florida, south carolina and north carolina so those are the areas we are watching throughout the next 6, 12, 18 hours and we could see p

fox news senior meteorologist jana steen, thanks for coming back.y: it is my favorite part of the week. shannon: let's start with a couple things happening in new york. one of our folks said the church of the heavenly rest is having a easter egg hunt, people are urged to keep their distance but they are drawing inspirational things, beautifully done and have these chocolate eggs hitting oliver the park so people can search for them. carley: we want everyone to do social distancing but this is a good way to bring your kids to central park on easter, and get notes of eggscouragemeant. shannon: a time that is so heavy in the city, on the easter note, governor hogan, the governor of maryland said this. i want people to know i have officially proclaimed the easter bunny any social worker in maryland, he will be able to proceed with his hopping about the state delivering easter backups to children. carley: that is very exciting. i saw the proclamation online so it is official. shannon: the easter bunny will get where he needs to go. we have a friend in co

>>steen mayor of s-t mayor though he says his firm is ful assisting almost 200 small businesses as they get ready for the next round of government funding. benefits to food worrs across the stat thousands of cafornia workers affected by get an extra 2 weeks of paid sick leave. governor newsome applies to workers exposed to thvirus. and those who are ck with the virus or have been ordered to isolate >>hope this will significantly addressed someof the anxiety are farm workers have anxiety are fast food workers have anxiet around the delivery of our food and those rkers have about their own health we don't nt you going to work if you're sick. >>the governor's executive order also ramps up the state's health d safety standards requiring food servi workers to wash their hands. every 30 minutes and or as needed so could be more frequently during this pandemic. speaking of food workers and those in isolation and have been affected an infected bay area safeway shoppers. arsene this bear out as a shortage of fruit and vegetables on the shelves. >>th is the company announced a coronavirus related

jennifer steen as a psychiatric nurse at san francisco general hospital and vice president of the nurses union s e i e 1021. she says the hospital experience a challenge would ventilator sedatives to figure out. >>could still serve the function or to basis for when a patient has to be intubated a tube is inserted through the mouth and then into the airway to assist with breathing and they have to be paralyzed because they're such powerful reflexes to try to keep you from doing coughing and things like that doctor michael gropper is a professor and chair department of anesthesia on perry operative care at ucsf he says well ucsf medical center has enough ventilators for patients, the supply for sedatives are low and can impact not just copa 19 patients. >>but those in intensive care units and operating rooms they have about a 2 weeks supply of the paralytic medications. given our current usage and our current usage is quite low because we canceled all elective surgeries and even some some buyers and surgeries i think there's been less discussion about the medications needed in order to mai

jennifer steen as a psychiatric nurse at san francisco general hospital and vice president of the nurses union s e i e 1021. she says the hospital experience a challenge would ventilator sedatives to figure out. >>could still serve the harsher u.s. to face up or when a patient has to be intubated a tube is inserted through the mouth and then into the airway to assist with breathing and they have to be paralyzed because they're such powerful reflexes to try to keep you from doing coughing and things like that doctor michael gropper is a professor and chair department of anesthesia on perry operative care at ucsf he says well ucsf medical center has enough ventilators for patients, the supply for sedatives are low and can impact not just copa 19 patients. >>but those in intensive care units and operating rooms they have about a 2 weeks supply of the paralytic medications. give our current usage and our current usage is quite low because we canceled all elective surgeries and even some some buyers and surgeries i think there's been less discussion about the medications needed in order to ma

watch on kron 4 there will be 3 services on sunday morning, the first starts at 10 o'clock that's steen at 1030 in touch ministries will start their service and at 1130 fellowship church of the east bay will be presenting. what they call a spring cleaning sermon for easter, 2020. >>in politics, uh joe biden is the presumptive democratic presidential nominee, but he can't do much campaigning due to social distancing guidelines cache can scan kids babies in siberia politics catherine heenan as our political analyst what we can expect from a race that is playing out. >>in the midst of a pandemic and we don't see really seen or heard from bernie sanders in terms of a formal endorsement for joe biden after he stepped down. >>this may be the first election that he was going to be conducted largely virtually i just don't see stadium size crowds. i just don't see large events the question's going to be i think the debates take on an even larger significance in this election than it than in any other election because that may be the only chance that any per any person out there who wants a vote

. >>> diane fine steen urging mitch mcconnell not to convene the senate on the coronavirus crisis. durbin joins me next with his reaction. >>> and the lost school year. what happens when 50 million kids can't attend school in the middle of a pandemic? the special report on the learning setbacks owe ku s occu students most in need, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables open. remember having that feeling for the first time? the first day you opened. the first day you had a customer, the first day you taught a class, had a client, a patient, a session. open... remember the night before you opened? who could ever sleep? open... but there's a different question we are being asked now. are you going to remain open? even when your doors are closed? open. that's how we show who we are. and there's another way to be open, to pull together - or push, depending on the door. and we are making it work and we will continue to make it work together. because open we stand. this morning senator democrats are urging mitch mcconnell not to bring

you know you've steen department treasury working rapid speed with different issues secretary mnuchin additional changes before program went online a week ago worked with banks to get issues worked out some more banks can participate you are seeing the a lot of small and community banks write loans i have seen numbers well over 160 billion dollars in loan applications received. we would like some -- >> you think it is working now? well, i think working but could work better a lot of banks that were not participating first few days you saw president calling out some big banks that for whatever reason, weren't helping local customers, so more people have figured out how it works for those banks that got in day one accepting a lot of applications, to small banks in my district in southeast louisiana they've seen a large demand for this program. maria: so steve let's talk about the future phase four stimulus potential congress in reset until next week, but democrats blocked the measure already senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tried to pass thursday would have provided additional 250

>>asked we're jennifer steen as a psychiatric nurse at san francisco general hospital and vice president21. >>she says the hospital experience a challenge would ventilator sedatives to figure out. >>could still serve the function or to base for when a patient has to be intubated a tube is inserted through the mouth and then into the airway to assist with breathing and they have to be paralyzed because they're such powerful reflexes to try to keep you from doing coughing and things like that doctor michael gropper is a professor and chair department of anesthesia on perry operative care at ucsf he says well ucsf medical center has enough ventilators for patients, the supply for sedatives are low and can impact not just kopan 19 patients. >>but those in intensive care units and operating rooms they have about a 2 weeks supply of the paralytic medications. given our current usage and our current usage is quite low because we canceled all elective surgeries and even some some buyers and surgeries i think there's been less discussion about the medications needed in order to maintain patients

york streamed online to the front lines at memorial hospital in broward county, and pastor joel oel steen's church with his choir united, to small churches and the most ornate cathedrals in the nation, easter, the most holy day on the christian call art da, celebrated around the world in most cases to empty pews the congregations instead connected like never before. the hope who was usually before crowds of tens of thousands instead delivered his message over the internet to the world's 1.2 billion catholics. nbc's matt bradley >> it might be the first tim history that st. peter's square is empty on easter but pope francis is hoping to see a contagion of hope, a pandemic of prayer >> reporter: in washington at the national cathedral, ordained church leaders taking measured steps six feet apart from drive-in services to rooftops in rome, crust yans reminded this easter to believe in a higher power. >> i don't think it's ever a question of what god is doing to us it's a question more of how are we responding to what's happening. >> reporter: but in louisiana and orlando, some churches defied