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i thk they're all rebellious, and they also think that the government is not serving the people now in hong kong. they just want you to be obedient. benjamin: i don't want to see any police because i have a helmet with me today. airin: you can say you have helmet for bike. ha! benjamin: because maybe there are demonstration t tonight, maybe. i don't know. protests ababt the polilice and goverernt officials, so maybe it would be better for me to get a helmet first. [speaking cantonese] man: ok. airin: i actually don't want to get famous from rooftopping. it's just an instant. i think the protests inspired me. they were not satisfied with the electoral system in hong kong, so they start a demonstration here. the police didn't know what to do, so they used tear gas to make people go home. we used umbrella to protect us, and that's why the protest was called umbrella movement. i held hong kong flag on the roof, and that went viral in hong kong. talk about that photo to anyone. they know about that photo. i don't think nothing changed. the government didn't changed, but the society changed.

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they both had a national base and that base did not seem willing to abandon them for warren and i thk that there were elements of caher aign that could really speak to some of the voters that both of those people see as their d bas e just did not break through. >> let's take a look at what is coming up nextweek, there are five states voting including michigan which is the biggest prize. what are the stakes for nders and biden? >> there huge, i think this is a real opportunity for joe biden to put it away in a sense, i mean, bernie sanders 2016 one chigan, going away against hillary clton, if in some way joe biden can beat him in michigan, he will win in other states well, down south, he will do w missouri, washington state, north dakota, so i hesitate to reomace one conventional wi with another because last week it looks like bernie was going to run away with it but i do think that as she said, the matter at this point could favor biden and if he can continue to roll up some wins, especial in michigan, and on the flipside of that i t sanders really needs to win in michigan. without be

thks for joining us. good to be wityou. so who would have guessed what 4, 5 days ago hat we'ltalking about a super tuesday that playeout likeit did. yesterday lot of people by surprise. >>for 5 days ago, but think that this time last month. joe bin was sort of sandwiched in between some pretty barrassing losses in states that goa lot of hype. iowa way way down in those states d finishing positions that no one s ever gone ono win and you know flash forward few weeks after a really dramatic few dayand here he is leading thrace in delegates sort in condition to be called the frontunner yeah, no kidding i mean just saturday it was bernie sanders that everody was sort of anointing as the new front runner. >>with his strong performance in arizona after yesterday's performance. it definitely the mantle has been transferred er to joe biden and what do you think about the blmberg announcement this morning to hisupport behind biden going w forward. >>yes that was sort of a another big hurdle that the biden campaignhas got to feel tha

president addressingthe nation from the oval office is a live picture of the white house in washington dc thks for joining us tonight, i'can way and i pale morethe nationaaddress coming on the heels of a pandemic declaration by the world health organition over call that 19 right now there are morethan 8,000 cases of the virus in114 countri and more than 000 deaths around the wod preside trump's address is expected in just minutes and we willtake that address live. >>in its entirety once it begin earlier today, he was asked if there would be travel restrictions involving europe or ethehe would declare a national emergency but the president said would talk about those ings later meantime in a tweet today, the w h o the world's 4th health organization said the mber of coronavirus cases has ineased. >>13 fold and the number of affected countries s tripled. >>and this is not justa public health crisis. it is a crisis that will touch every secr. >>that's according to the whl want to go live now to the white house where we t the president standing might we're waiting for the president's speech to beg

shut down in late january and his trip sends a powerful signal that the chinese government at least thks the worst is over. chuck pellegrin told us more from beijing. chuck: it does a lile bit le a victory lap with xi jinping visiting one of two hospitals that had been built in record time for late january, early february, to tal wh medica personnel there as well as , not directly using their conferce. he is walking into residential neighborhoods, talking with front-line workers. if you look at the numbers recently, it doe't look like the epidemic is under contl in china. look like the epidemic is under contl in china. ,or the third consecutive day all domestic cases of coronavirus were limited to wuhan. all the other ones are imported from other countries. this could justify the drastic measures that have been taken by the authorities to deal with this outbreak. are a number of other risks that they will have to take into account before declaring a full victory. imported cases from other countries like iran, like italy, those asymptomatic cases, pple carrng the virus without showinsympt

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. >> now thk e tal federal aid for an ailing economy.came today as wall street recouped some of monday's record losses. the dow jones industrial average close at 21,23.ow the points to the nasdaq rose 430 podints an the s&p 500 added 143. much of the market's reaction was because of the prospect of a major stimulus package, including the idea of potentially giving americans as much as $1,000 apiece. jason furman is an economist who administration after the financial collapse. he's now a professor at harvard university who advocated for that basic idea. he joins me now from massachusetts via skype.so furman, thank you so much for being with us. first of all, in you view, is the trump administration identifying correctly what the needs are in this economy right now? >> i think today ws a really important st in identifying those needs. they're understand tg that we neact in a way that's really big, that is really fast, and at gets money directly to the families that are going to be most affected by everything that's happened. sohere's more

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he sayta he isng in, but the rationale for his candidacy was he took a look at joe biden and didn't thke could beat bernie sanders or donald trump comes so he got in the race to be the moderate makati candidate. staying in the race ends up helping bernie sanders, because we assume this joe biden -- we have seen this joe biden revival. s the rationale for ndidacy has been blown up. laura: we will indeed.today. nick bryant in florida, thank you. there is a lot to keeprack of. here to help us out is a former communications aide in the obama white house and a political strategist. thanks for being with us, where you watching for tonight? corey: so many different storylines. there is the obvious, califsnia and what happening there, and also the sg theast. the ory is money versus momentum. joe biden with momentum out of we talked about big money mike out of new york. which is more important, half $1 billion or the momentum of joe biden? i'm betting on momentum tonight. laura: ok, but if joe biden has the momentum, does it become a two-horse race? corey: i think it will rapidly rrow to a two-p

chalnging no doubt, especially with so many others facing a similar situation grant vicki back to you thk you theresa and we just learnedall san francisco closing from march 12th to be coronavirus outbreak that the closure will include all activities all events practices games performances caled classes will meet as usual tomorrow. the basically in a set themselves up to not meet tomorrow but starting on march 16th classes will be meeng on line for more information on the closures you c visit our website kron 4 dot com. and todaythe san francisco departnt of health anunced another case of coronavirus bringing the total to 14 and the county and. >>we're told that this patient person confirmed to have coronavirus and they are currently being hospitalized. these are the tal cases by county right now n the bay santa clara 45, san francisco, 14 san mateo 9 contra costa county 9. solano county 8 sonoma alameda 3 and mane hummer anrather one. >>it was just last night when santclara county became the first unty in the country to issue a ban on all mass is if and when other local counties will fol

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i did t thk -- and as of this time, i did not -- i do not think that what attorney general barr said in that initial press conference was in any way misleading. but you can easily say, "oh, well, you should've said thisnd that, because it's a 400-page report. this was a judgment call by the attorney general. >> it was a judgment call, but it wn't just what he said in the presconference. it was what he wrote in the letter and whether the summary letter that he sent to congress wafairly characterized whain the report. >> i think at the time i felt that it was that iwas fair. you can always criticize the letter as not being as complete as it should. >> what does thamean that a bush-appointed federal judge has come out and said that he believes the attorney geral was not fairly characterizing the report? >> well, it's something that has to be taken seriously.u i' not prered to comment on it because i've not read judge walton's order, i haven't seen the redacovisions -- parts of the report. >> it's unusual no? -- for a deral judge -- >> oh, of course it is. >> and what does that do to att

i thk nobody can fully imagine this kind ofwe crisis.re still obserng an increase in the curve of the new cases y by day. and now we are beyond 50% of icu beds occupied with patients, dan this are getting worse an worse for physicians, nurses as well. we are in the shortage of people, because they are becoming infted day by day,th aney need to stay at home and quarantine. our hospitals are a hospital and a kind of war. ros:ewhese quarantine restrictions do not allow traver unless it isrgent family, work, or medical reasons. ai and buses are still running, but if you are using them, devices you have to keep distance from others. all of which is designed to keep inevitably this is creating anxiety, too. i can't tell you how scared i am. i live alone, so i try to do what i can to keep myself healthy. i'm trying to avoid a virus, that how can i do that? ros: we also heard from pope francis, detailing how priests will visit people to offer comfort. pope francis: let us pray to the lord also for our priests. ode a have the courage to out and s

. >> it's unfortunatate, but i thk it's a proper measure we need to take now. >> reporter: the crown jewel of college basketball, the in that case tournament, at first said it would ban fans from march madness games. then canceled the championship altogether. >> with concerns about players and contracting the virus that's happening in the nba, and i think that changed the dialogue. >> reporter: rudy gobert, a player on the utah jazz, recently tested positive with coronavirus. he issued a heartfelt apology on his instagram after he was criticized for purposely touching reporters' microphones and a table during a recent press conference. questions also loom about the status of the tokyo olympic games set to begin in july. tokyo's governor said thursday she's confident they'll go on as scheduled. laura podesta, cbs news. >>> well, after president trump got some facts wrong while announcing a ban on most travel from europe, the white house was forced to clarify his remarks. as kris van cleave reports, the update came too late for many americans abroad who urgently bought tickets to come

thk about how they can come you knowlocal icy, and organizational efforts around the community.nd come you know, me personally, i have talked to a few different folks, who have requested some support and it has been anything from mewishin e happy birthday to helping organize their groceries. i think that is facilitating noonly assistance bulonger- term relationships. >> what are the age ranges of those were serving? we often hear it is oldeho peopleare having trouble getting out especially because they are more vulnerable. but you find that this is, the help you're providing across various ages were does attend to be the senior community? >> so it started off on the older end but we have seen more and more people, because i think everyone needs me to everyone has needs right now. ranging from , me you kn let's say 42 upwards of 80s s.a re definitely concentrated on the older de. >> after couple of weeks of helping your neighbors, how has the way you understand community? >> i've always thought of our community rmlot in of shared interest, or where i went to school, or my job. bu

there have been obviously some exceptions, that i thk a gun shop, open a coupleof days ago, and i called the police chief and they were right on it, and everything is shut down situations. there will be right now it is important for everybody to understand what the rules arbecause it is not so very clear to folks who we know, it is not easy, either, there are sokinds of construction that are allowed, other kinds that are not, so we want to make sure everruody understands first before we do any enforcing and obviously, there is willful disobedience, police will be up there next week enforcin >> how do people sort of sort that out? i have spoken to dismiss owners were confused about this order. what if you are not a customer facing business? you are doing shipmentse i have ffeeop s shremain open. are their sources? what the kind of guidance were trying to give especially to business owners and operators? >> yeah, we ha certainly on the county website, as an faq, to ensure folks can work rough with the county directive is. and we know that there are still lots of questions so we have create

thk you for joining us. how do you assess these new measures from the president of the commission?r: well, the thing is, the commission is oneof thing. course, this propose has come from thess european comn president. she can propose this measu. it's the individual.u. national leaders that then have to sign up to it. now, you could ask why she'sop ed it, because from a public health perspective, the eoronavirus is already well and truly h in europe. the world health organization described europe as the epicenter right now of the pandemic. travel restrictions, scientists say, have a v limitedue in preventing the spread of the virus. certainly they would help european citizens feel they were being protected. but some kin of fortress were being erected -- but the number of exceptions thatould go into th ban mea that for many of the countries who have imposed their own unilateral national border measures like germany, t like czech republic, like poland, thisop fortress e idea is unlikely to really go far enough and they're likely to insist tant to keep their own travel bans in place. a

. >> talking about these companies i've listed and double-click thk microsoft and apple and google bait on hundreds and hundreds of other companies we may be aware of. the implements many other products and services they may not be aware of it. we can work with different practices to see who is getting that calibration maybe not perfectly but a little bit better they've been quite progressive in trying to establish protections for the users when they had to comply in europe they said if we are going to make the data protection available for the users in the eu we should make them available for the microsoft users worldwide so they created the option. there is an appetite still to do something. we should celebrate that and point them out as an example. >> that makes sense and they yot all of us to attest that it companies are doing the right thing and you confirm in the book the powers that we do have insofar as the system in the u.s. where we hold power accountable through the checks and balances but how do we advocate for ourselves in a climate where there is shareholders and what beyo

welll i thk if putin of course it s sends ot a signal not only to syria not only turkey but t to the entire world.d. he says well a and if u want to reach an agreement in syria over syria you always have to consider russia's position and either there is a need to remember that- rush at least two or it was no longer green at all. so what is putin looking for out of this and what is it about trying to get. well i think the two nations are on the verge of a war and a few days ago and- i think russia's interest of course is to drive. a wedge between turkey and nato and i think the- relation between turkey and nato is. already at thehe very low level and- we remember that turkey balked at a russian s. four hundred missile defense system. and nature w was n not y much that means about this. and tokyo of course and it needs to have the situation under control because- they do not want to have another influx. of refugees the turkey. i'm not very. not a technician it's been like a million people on the move- in italy during this latest phase out of the crisis. turkey already has a massive. in

look, we responded to it dramatically and ite want to thk the westchester county executive who has done a great job. but we willch increase the capacity in westchester, that cluster, and new york city. we also have a cluster in nassau now. so wherever we see these clusters pop up. >> 50% -- [inaudible] >> i have not spoken to them about it at this time to a point where we have agreement. our numbers are somewhat worse. we don't yet have agreement with connecticut, new jersey or pennsylvania. but again on this mandate, this one is not really geographic specific, geographically specific, because a business can't pick up the date and moved to new jersey to get around the mandate. >> are you looking to move on stateto budget? >> april 1. if they want to do it sooner, great, but the date is april 1. i'm going to be here. government is functioning. government is here. police officers are doing their job. nurses are doing theiroi job. correction officers are doing their job. a lot of people are putting themselves in harm's way. you have great public service heroes, those nurses who were at the

lighter amounts in many parts of the bay area in rain totals not that impressive just yet, but we didn't thkld be that with the first part of the storm system we thought it would be fairly light in fact 500's of an inch of rain in santa ro in the san francisco little bit more the in oakland and 17 are and you get the idea not a big part of the storm now tomorrow that's likely going to change overnight tonight skies are going to staycloudy we're going to see therain picking up specially into early looks like it. well the rain kind of off and throhout the morning hours then it should begin totaper off by tomorrow afternoon and then we get to this next week we've got some better weather aheadf you like spring weather we've got some warm sunshine. ming our way. all right we're talking numbers outside right now know th cold tonight and that's because we've got he cloud coer all around the bay area that's holding these a to keep us from getting too cold, but also begito clear out arena watches numbers cooling down as we head into the next couple of nights all right, et's take a look at the satelli

he reminds them of their grand 23u6grandfather because they thk the grandfathers are very wise. >> why don't they call him abuelito. >> this is reminiscent of 2016. what we saw a lot of earned media matter is so muceaned media that matters. >> all right. thank you. you are watching super tuesday coverage on cbs. >> tonight has been about the man, the delegate map. anthony is at the cbs news decision desk in new york breaking down the numbers. anthony, before we get to you i want to make a quick projection. cbs news projects joe biden is the winner in massachusetts. that is a big deal. as elizabeth warren represents the state of massachusetts, bernie sanders had tried to give elizabeth a run for her money and joe biden in a surprise tonight winning the state of massachusetts. it just was unimaginable walking into this night. there was a thought maybe he would do well in some of these states but get some momentum from all of the endorsements but massachusetts was not one on our list. >> and elizabeth warren didn't win, people were expecting bernie to win. >> in massachusetts, yes. let's

>>thk you for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis tonight, president rump is announcing the extension of national social distancing guidelines through the end of april get those federal guidelines,the 15 days to slow the spread. they were its they were set to expire tomorrow and also today, the white house coronavirus expert doctor anthony found she made a solemn prediction sayingthere will be millions of and more than 100,000 deaths. so far the virus has killed more an 2000 americans. there ar more than 1900 cases santa claracounty contins to have the most local cases and deaths 646 cases in santa ara county, 25 people have died tre san mateo county has 277 cases and 6 deaths, san francisco, 340 cases,5 in contra costa county. deaths alameda county has 240as, including 6 deaths and marine is reporting 74 cases and one death 34 cases and solano coty sonoma has 58 1 person has died in sonoma county. and that he county has 12 cases. >>and tonight, the number of globally conrmed cases stands at more than 1,000 with almost 34,000 deaths here in

nervous about giving birth inside a hospital so close to so many coronavir patients frightening to thk that. >>being in a hospital setting with a surrounded. everywhere that this boy uld possibly be getting that and it will be really happeneile most moms understand the saty protocols it has made what is supposed to be such a specia moment in time a difficult one and i it's it's sky is taken some of the excitemeni was feeling. >>you know ght after a baby i'm certain i just connected to thispregnancy to compared to my last one bee. you knw this is best to be an exciting time, especiall for a new mom like myself in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>it's 9.36 in national news as you know new york continues be the epicenter of the break a oureak here in the u.s. that state has more than 67,000 cases, including the governor's own brother on the left n anchor chris cuomo the younger as brother of th governor. he has coronavirus he just announced in as we told you as breaking news here the governor on the right. he's been warninus all to watch what's happening in his state becse w

, france and spain that are some of the hardest hit live in the newsroom ellis simonian kron 4 news thk you la it was like a president imploring people to serve during a war today governor newsome asked for reinforcements in the state's fight. >>against coronavirus as kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. the new tool california lauh could add 10's of thousands of medical professionals to the hospital front lines. >>governor gavin newsome monday unveiled california's newest effort to beef up its medical workforce, the state rolled out health court to see a dot gov to tap into an estimated 37,000 health care workers that are either retired part time or in training to help the state's response to covid 19 for mental health. experts for more and t's more pharmacists looking for marfa bottom us looking for more experts and respiratory care and the like technicians administrators doctors nurses. >>we're calling on to step up and step in and meet this mt while the state tries to increase the number of health care providers. it's also assessing moreplaces to put patients

thk you let's check in on yourmorning mmute. we want to take a peek at traffic crossing the bay and so far it's going to be a slow roll here on the tail bridge, we're looking at westbound and we see the crowd leaving hayward heading over to the peninsula. it's a slow just west of the pay gates and then aft that by the time you actually reach the high rise over here traffic going to pick up so we're only at 14 minutes for the drive which is really good. we're seeing light traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza whh means now is your time to come on and it's t to get heavier, we just haven't reacd that point yet so a good rip a quick trip 10 minutes after fremont street, here'sa peek at some more numbers and drive times and freeways and they all look good to come from the e sure that's a 15 minute trip 80 west crockett richmond albany, berkeley emeryville all is well 24 looks good to want to create lafayette e caldecott both 5 80 and the minutes are doing fine. so if you're nnecting anywhere from 2.38 thrgh san leandro into downtown

>>more coming down thi thk we've got some cold weather coming r way to of course a feeling very warme those nice tropical feel to it right thatlow coming in southern california out there right now we've got some partly cloudy skies me look the golden gate bridge, they're looking toward the north bay and 've got those clouds continue to stream overhead even a couple scattered shows around parts of the bay area t for the most part number 77 degrees today in nevado 77. >>in santa rosa 71 degrees in napa 70 and hayward 73 in livermore 74 in concd and 69 even in half moon bay. so certainly a bit othe warm side out there. but there low essure that cutoff low that's been spent out e coastline. look at the thunderstorms popping up here some places over 2 inches of rain as their see some very heavy rainfall already some of those thunderstorms developg out there but things begin to settle down a little bit tonight that being said but at the monterey bay you can see the rafall now moving into the monterey bay, some of that up in the santa cruz mountains some of that trying to make its way into

>>i will that's right you know i thk they're still open may be different costco stores. right are reportedly banning returns on items like toilet per soap rice is people panic by course and there's been shorta those things now 3 employees at different costco warehouses in the northeast, texas and illinois told business insider their stores that recently implemented a policy to reject returns on items that are in high demand, although custer did not confirm that the national park service will waive entrance fees during the crisis park leaders say it's critical to ep the parks open it provides people open space a chance to connect with nature to stress really get some exercise. they do say though those parts of the park if they start to get crowded, they will close those off so like the visitor centers and things like that and amazon giving way to free months of kindle and limit end the kindle unlimited trial gives you access to over a million books audio books and current magazines on any device that has the kindle app and normally cost 9.99 a month and domino's pizza hir

judy: to a different subject president trump has been saying for the last couple days that he thks it'sery important the country get back as much as possible to businesssual. and he has talked abou early apl, easter, he has thrown out other dates. you know that this goes against the guidance of most of the scientists,xp medicalts out there who know something about this virus. they are saying this is a dangerous thing to do at any soon than is absolutely safe. what is your view of this? sen. thune: i think that you haveo liste to the medical experts on an issue like this. that has to be driveny data and science, evidence. i know we are trackeg every day numbers in south dakota, where they are, whether there has been since -- community spread. the likelihood is we will be dealing with significant issues in the hospitals in the near distant future. so those are all questions i think y that are asking when you are looking at when it will be safe to go outside again. i think right now, we need to consult with and listen to the medical professionals, the health care experts out there who have

thk you sarah. >>now to the south bay this morning santa clara county fairground to serving as a drive-thru coronavirus testing site. it ll soon also become a homele shelter during the coronarus pandemic kron four's gayle ong takes us there. >>it's usualla space for concerts and holiday parties toy shows we have reptile shows jurassic park which isa disaur show events that house thousands of people fr entertainment to now crisis the santa clara county fairgrounds ll soon be a temporary homeless shelt to the homeless community as a resultof the santa clara unty. >>the public to help director. we did shut down so we were in in a modeso that we could react quickly. to uh to assist maintaining our distance couny board of supervisors president cindy chavez and fairgrounds executive direcr abraham and roddy. >>ga us a tour sund, fair grounds alrey serves as a verily drive-thru covid 19 testing center at 150 acres it's enough space for resoues and his soially distance peoplwho will be staying here are comi

>>thks a lot robin 8.19 and new this morning menlo park has declared a lol emergency because of the coronavirushat means public scylla the city facilities are clos to the public until further notice only senior services anchild care centers are exempt from that closing. here's a look at the number of cases around the bay as it stands this morning, 48 cases are confirmed in santa clara county. and san mateo county they have 15 san francisco as 14 people how have the coronavirus contra costa county has 10 cases that confirmed in solano county 6 people are confirmed to have the virus and they are infected there in sonoma county alameda county. 3 people have the virus and him are in it's gone up from one now to 3 with 2 new ses announced yesterday. well the coronavirus. >>it cleared a pandemic and now local health experts are hoping the declaration will encourage moreaction to mitigate the spread of the virus kron four's dan kerman has more. >>w h o has been assessing this outbreak around the clock. and we're deeply concerned most by the alarming levels of spread and severity. d by the ilo to mean

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thk you. dave, let's check in on traffic for those of you who do have to get to work this morning see some folks a heading to work. >>into san francisco a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza which looks fantastic. no delays to worry about an easy trip across the upper deck to downtown san francisco. we are hot spot free. he's a live look in 92, it's the busier branch right now we have a little bit of a crowd, leaving hayward heading over to the peninsula but no big problems just some minor crowding on the flat section but still under 20 minutes fromthe nimitz off to one ohone we'll check more little bit later marty. >>well as the coronavirus spreadmore people are experiencing fear and stress caused by self isolation. jessica mensch now takes a look at how people with increased stress orental health conditions can get help during the state's stay at home order. >>peer support groups serve as a place of comfort and connection for people with mental health conditions with a stay at home order

ohmic >> i want to thk the vice president and president for careful leadership.ved throughout my surgical career with very complex cases. and to help a lot of renowned physicians, but i must say the people on this task force extremely impressive. they have been considering all of the various different possibilities, outlining scenarios for all the possibilities that can occur. and it is very comforting and recognizing that the risk to healthy adult still remains quite low, largely because of the aggressive actions that have been taken and are continuing to be taken every day. and just one last point, and that is, the pharmaceuticals who normally are rivals have worked together voluntarily. wouldn't that be a great lesson for the politicians? >> quick informational announcement come i will be traveling with many members of the task force to minnesota tomorrow. we will be visiting 3:00 a.m., which is poised to literally begin manufacturing millions more masks for health care workers. and then we will be traveling on to washington state. and we will meet with govern

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going to be closing off thpicnic areas, the restrooms the water fountains and the playgrounds and they thkrestrictions are going to be in place at this point until april 30th. but that's always tba in the st bay over mayor libby sht says that may be the next step closing par. she does want to have to but she wi if people don't. police themselves and stay away from each other and keep their hands off of the same stuff. in the city of oakland. >>for now we're keepinparks open. but that will not continue unless people take social distancing.directives seriously. parks are not for gherings. they are not for soalizing. they are not for playing on playground equipment that is unsafe under these conditions. if you just heard that in the bble james from that the where parks are not for playing parks or not. >>it's so were like in uh universe right now where everything is not what it's supposed to be nice. yeah and they say for solo exercise and that's it is should be going their congregations is it with other people and we're lucky that we can still go out and exercise at all because depending on

case.dy, that's there is a progressive faction in this state, but it's just not zeable enough i don't thk to win too many delegates for sanders today. >> woodruff: adam gucheau reporting from jackson, mississippi. thank you, adamen we'll see you later tonight. and now on to >> woodruff: now, to washington state. it has the second-biggest pot of delegates at staken tonight's contests. joining us from seattle is donna blankenship.ti she's the po editor at the pbs member station kcts-9 crosscut. donna, 89 delegates at stake. bernie sandersid very well ere four years ago. what's it looking like now? >> it's looking... the last polls show they wered, tie bernie sanders and the former vice president, but now we think that joe biden is on the ascension according to our pollster. so it could -- anything could happen, but it looks like late voters a pushing toward biden. >> woodruff: four years ago you had caucuses. t thme you are switching to a primary. how do you think that's affecting... what do yohear from voters about how that may affect things? >> so we're exporting rec turnout. i talked to

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itthis is all part of bart's way to try to stop the spread of coronavirus they want t know if they thkthwhile before they order more. so if you have you used ityou have feedback get that feedback to bar in the meantime they say they're ill clean like crazy even though a lot of people are staying away from mass transit as they ould and now. >>happening today, the senate is expected to vote on a new coronavirus lief bill the bill incl des free coronavirus testinfor anyone who needs it whether they have insurae or not it also includes money r meals for kids who won't be receiving meals while their hools are out of session and it also provide2 weeks of paid sick leave it up to months paid emergency leave to care for a family member house speaker nancy pelosi is thanking republicanfor supporting thbill. >>we thought it would be impo-tant to show the american people whosure the american people at we are willing and able to work together to get the job do for them. >>the bill is just one piece of what's being what's been happening in washington to try and calm e fears of americans and also to

>> so, remember, win well, i thk he should be extradited if durham is in fact.are only relying on what steele is saying publicly. we don't know what the truth is there remember this, you have steele over in the u.k. talking about a dossier that i didn't even write. let that speak in for a second. this was written by fusion gps. we know that because of the work he wrote about in the plot against the president. >> sean: he had an agenda. kathleen noted his agenda. he put out lies that impacted our election. and i want america to know one last thing, kevin nunes, the guy over there, that side of the screen, devin nunes is the guy that told us the truth. devin nunes warned us in 2014 the russians were trying to interfere in the 2016 election. nobody listened to devin nunes. you were right then. you are right today. thank you all. >> you are very kind. thank you, sean. >> sean: when we come back, coronavirus that scare is making the markets nervous and frazzled. melissa francis is here to explain why she thinks the panic is overdone and might have a lot more to do wi

thk you mister president. the efforts that we've been engaging to push back against the chinese bars, i want to assure the american people. >>that is president ump just said state department cure the enti national security team is. staying focused onthe other diplomatic challenges around the world. those include reducing risk to america fromhanistan, holding the iranian regime accountablefor its mind activity and our counterterrorism efforts against isis rain a priority for our team. a number the priority across those missions the american people. the n of president our team are very focused on it. i think the oke to thank my team state department team who's working long hours all around the world to take care of americans. a stuck in place around the world to ta about that more in just a minute we've all seen doctor birx officials are doing great work but i want to i want to give a shout out to all of the state department team here in washington around the world are working overtime to help us push back again

it is up to his magnanimity to hemake this possible picks i thk that yes, in saudi arabia and, people are also yearning for a different future. they're getting a lot of what they missed over the last few decades, with cinemas opening and museums opening and dj parties and jazz concert and all of that,an but again that is the of culture that the crown prince thinks they should bring to the kingdom. and junk people in the country asking well, what about our traditional arts and culture and our traditional dancing and things like that? it's a bit of the crisis of identity i would say debate in the kingdom. >> there's some evidence that saudi arabia, the crown prince is reaching out quietly to the iranians for some sort i of a rapprochement. is it possiblee that this war will end because, it's a very interesting theory. the united states seems to be pulling back, and even though the president ordered the killing of soleimani, many of the supporters are saying now tt you killed him,, let's get out. the united states may not be seen as central in the middle east, or pivotal maybe, and so ma

this sarea, what role should thk d.o.d. play in working with our public agencies to maintain p proper stockpile supplies for our country so it could be that are prepared of health care crisis. if you could follow up and give that information to us. my question is on military downsizing. the a department provided congress on february 19th, planned closing and downsizing of 15 d.o.d. d facilities. i would stress reward report because it's just a list ofuld e impacted facilities. some of the comments on the downsizing where there would be no out of pocket costs for soldiers -- soldiers or airman that havenift changed. but there are other things that can impact health care not only to thed person wearing theto uniform but the family that's behind thatlies person. our uniform members need to know the families are well taken care of. bottom line is, we still don't have a timeline and projections of costwhile saving our plan fr implementation and these readin downsizing in cultures. i understand theoops department wants toe im foc

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