the absentee votes by a week now earlier yesterday as you mentioned in your tas democrat governor tony ever issued an executive order postponing the election for 2 months or that was almost immediately struck down by the state supreme court saying guess what governor you don't have the authority to postpone election especially the day before so it was maybe a little short notice now it's got a $77.00 delegates are up for grabs today but the democrat presidential race is not the only race on that ballot what else is there well that's a thing everybody obviously is still trying to figure out who's going to be the nominee on the democrat ticket and that's very important but there's actually a big race that's right now motivating a lot of people to the polls and that is actually the supreme court race for president trump even just the. last 24 hours not once but twice treated in a doors meant for a state supreme court judge who's an incumbent which is very rare for him to do the main reason why is this important for the d.n.c. is going to be held later on this summer in milwaukee so this is ver

now, as this election came through, we mentioned governor tony evers, who was against this from the very beginning -- at least holding the election on this day -- saying that while he still has health concerns, he is overwhelmed by the bravery, resilience, and heroism of the voters and poll workers he saw out here over the course of tuesday. and again, we now wait until april 13th to see what the results of this primary is. and one of the most unique times in global history. omar jimenez, cnn, milwaukee, wisconsin. >>> well, millions of jobless americans are filing for unemployment as the pandemic forces businesses to lay off or furlough workers. many state governments are struggling to keep up. in florida, people are being told to use paper applications as overwhelmed computer systems struggle to keep up with the crush of claims. and despite social distancing guidelines, people still stood in line to pick up a blank form. some states say unemployment claims right now are running 25 times higher than usual. incredible quuz right there. and cnn's christine romans is with us now from new y

tony evers wanted to delay this election, did not want it to happen today.e tried to go through his republican led legislature but they struck him down. yesterday, he issued an executive order delaying this election to june 9th. that was immediately appealed by the republican-led legislature to the republican-led state supreme court, who voted to keep the election happening today. so after that pair of losses, governor tony evers issued a statement last night, reading, tomorrow, today, in wisconsin, thousands will wake up and have to choose between exercising their right to vote and staying healthy and safe. in this time of historic crisis it is a shame that two branches of government in this state chose to pass the buck instead of taking responsibility for the health and safety of the people we were elected to serve. and while wisconsin isn't necessarily a coronavirus hot spot, compared to some of the other states we have seen, we have seen how quickly these situations can change and only time will tell as to whether in person voting today will play a facto

against the stay-at-home orders, protesters in madison unhappy with democratic governor tony evers who recently extended his guidelines through the end of may. michigan's democratic governor gretchen also lengthening her stay-at-home order through may 15th while relaxing other restrictions so some businesses can reopen. she will also allow the public to participate in more outdoor activities such as golf and motorized boating. stocks were up today, the dow gained 260, s&p 500 finished ahead 39, nasdaq jumped 140 for the week. dow lost almost two percentage and the s&p fell one and a third and the nasdaq lost one fifth. the congressional budget office says a recession caused b by the coronavirus pandemic and the governor's spending spree will nearly quadrupled the federal budget deficit a beta that $3. cbl is saying that the lawmakers will have to tackle the financial woes including the insolvency of social security and medicare. the coronavirus restrictions first of many businesses to close and others have had to come up with sometimes creative ways to please their customers. correspon

remain at-home order and cute in long lines to cast ballots after the state supreme court locked tony evers to delay the electctn until l june. in milwaukee comee home to wisconsin's largesest african-american community, just five of the cities usual 180 voting sites were open tuesday. videos on social media showed lines of people, most of them six feet apart and wearing masks, lined up for up to 2.5 hours to cast ballots. wisconsin's republican state spokely speaker robin vos to "the milwaukee journal sentinel" where he were a surgical mask, gloves, and hospital gown -- more personal protective equipment than many healthcare workers have access to. >> everybody is here safe. they have minimal exposure. there's less exposure e here thn at the grocery store. amy: results from tuesday's chaotic wisconsin primary election are not expected until next monday in april 13. democratic presidential frontrunner joe biden told cnn tuesday inin-person voting g ner shouould have happened. >> my gut is that we should not have had the election in the first place. the empress election. it should have been

namely, wisconsin governor tony evers, issued an executive order trying to move the election to june 9th, saying it wasn't safe. the republican-led legislature appealed to the state supreme court. the state supreme court shot that down, so the election continued. and then at the federal level, i mentioned that deadline for absentee ballots moved to april 13th. that came from a federal court order. then, the u.s. supreme court stepped in and said, well, for those votes to be counted, they have to be postmarked by election day, which means for thousands of people who requested absentee ballots but hadn't received them yet, they had to choose between going in person to vote or not voting at all to have their voice heard. now, as this election came through, we mentioned governor tony evers, who was against this from the very beginning, at least holding the election on this day, saying that while he still has health concerns, he is overwhelmed by the bravery, resilience, and heroism of the voters and poll workers he saw out here over the course of tuesday. and again, we now wait until apr

shortly after noon, the democratic governor, tony evers, issued his executive order postponing in-person voting until june 9th. republican leadership in the legislature immediately responded saying they're challenging that ruling and they were going to take it all the way up to the supreme court. the state supreme court. the state supreme court came back with the ruling, 4-2, to allow this voting to happen in person today. >> steve, i'm going to take it back to you. let's talk again about the vote in november. the turnout expectations were already significantly higher for what we had seen in primaries and what we had seen in 2018. the democrats had certainly hoped that a lot more people would turnout in 2020 with this pandemic currently shutting everything down, what are you hearing about the expectations for the number of people who will want to go out and cast a ballot in person in november? >> yeah, look, this is -- we're in uncharted territory here in a lot of ways. one thing we can look at are some of the numbers from wisconsin here. so keep in mind, as of 7:00 a.m. this morning, 86

wisconsin governor tony evers try to issue an executive order to delay in person voting until june out of concerns for the coronavirus, but his actions were overruled by the state supreme court. the primary results will not be released until monday, april 13. tuesday, democratic governor phil murphy took additional steps to reduce the number of coronavirus cases in new jersey by signing four executive orders, including one to extend the public health emergency for another 30 days. signing four, i'm executive orders. that's not a typical day by any stretch. extending by 30 days the public health emergency i initially declared on march 9. these declarations, unless extended, actually expire after 30 days, so this will continue in our current war footing for 30 days. second, i'm signing in order and i don't do this lightly and i don't do it with any joy to close allstate and county parks in the state of new jersey. too manyn far instances where people are gathering in groups in our parks, erroneously thinking since they are outside, social distancing does not matter. nothing could be furt

well, it turns out, wisconsin's democratic governor, tony evers, tried to delay the primary and he triedmake it easier to vote by mail, but he was blocked by the republican legislature, now, that doesn't make sense. voting by mail might sound like a weird idea, but every state already allows it in some form. and not only that, five states conduct their elections entirely by mail. so many experts right now are arguing that the most responsible thing to do during coronavirus is have everybody mail in their votes. and for my younger viewers mail" is when you send a message to someone, but it's on paper. someone, but it's on paper. it's like a tiktok. you put it in an envelope. oh, and an "envelope," uhh, that's like an app that you open physically, like, with your hands. so the big question is why are many republicans in wisconsin and around the country resisting efforts to make it easier to vote? well, i mean, they're still giving their usual talking point about trying to prevent voter fraud. but recently, prominent republican leaders have been slipping up and telling the truth. >> donald

governor tony evers bid to delay the primary until june then the u.s. supreme court reversed a lower court's ruling that would have given voters 6 extra days to return their ballots by mail. every other state with an april election push theirs back. or lease which to to mail in voting. but for whatever reason wisconsin went ahead. acting navy secretary thomas, modly has resigned after just a day after leaked audio revealed that he called the ousted commander of the uss theodore roosevelt, stupid. it was in an address to the ship's crew captain brett kosher who was cheered by those sailors as he left the ship for his final time is from santa rosa his comment proctor sailors to yell back and frustration, the acting navy secretary that is defense secretary mark esper ordered mostly to apologize which he has under secretary of army. james macpherson will now replace mostly as navy secretary president trump by the way has removed the pentagon's top watchdog who was set to oversee the $2 trillion emergency coronavirus funding. glenn fine who has served as act

democrat tony evers says he's wo sied about publicety amid the ongoing outbreak.tate republicans are expected a to mount legal challenge to the dela and away from coronavirus news, the actress on a blackman -- anna blackman s died at the age of 94. blackman trained at the guil hall school of musicd ndance. her family said she died peacefully of natural causes at home i east sussex. you're watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, inside an intensive care ut in london, how doctors there are grappling with the crisis unlike o anyther. ♪ laura: in south korea the number of newly confirmed coronavirus cases has gone downo below 50. but officials there are warning against complacency. as the bbc's now reports. it reporter:n the last two weeks over half of all the cases that he been confirmed here in south korea are people returning home from theikes of europe, the u.s. and canada. however, the vice health warning.has issued a they are extremely worried about complacency. life here isnglowly getack to normal. you must remember there has been

wisconsin governor tony evers tried to issue an executive order to delay in person voting until june,ut his actions were overruled by the state supreme court. the primary results will not be released until monday, april 13. >> when it comes to trying to keep people from gathering, how close are we to remote voting in that building behind me? is one chamber closer to that happening than the other? >> no, it doesn't seem like it. >> is there some guideline of why this virus affects people differently? of course this virus, it is much more transmissible than many other viruses, and number two, it appears to be thanmore severe and deadly other viruses, like influenza. >> do you have any way of pushing the idea of disaster recovery preparedness up into the organization so it is more of a top priority? thatam smiling as you say because you say it is the second highest priority. i would argue it is often dead last. >> share your experiences dealing with the coronavirus and ask experts your questions. during the conversation every morning on washington journal and more live conversation weekn

agree that's the important thing here manila because the supreme court said what tony evers the governor of wisconsin was trying to do was allowed voting to continue past election day but only for mail and ballots and you see that's the big game and that's the big prize here in the local the 19 pandemic worldwide for democrats they want something in return is and i hear a lot of discussion about for the stimulus package is going to be put forth by mansi pelosi or blocked i should say by nancy pelosi as the president tries to push these things through you see the democrats really want mail in ballots not just in wisconsin they wanted nationwide this is the big prize they're focused on and so when the supreme court says you cannot continue to vote after election day that's pretty important you know cd a day of voting is important and they were not going to allow continued voting at a precinct but they're going to allow a number of ballots to continue to come into wisconsin for another week and you can see the problems there obviously it's i realize is they're short votes and they say well

presidential primary for 2 months all due to the coronavirus pandemic the executive order from gov tony evers a democrat would delay tomorrow's in person voting until june 9th state republican leaders plan to challenge that move in court calling ebbers decision and unconstitutional overreach. all right let's head over to the sports h.q. with regina hamm there to regina professional sports are obviously kind of on a hiatus right now it's seeming that all of the world amateur sports are just coming out of the woodwork they are you know ross is what ronald reagan ronald reagan you know pressure sports are very much on a break in the seasons are on hold so what about our times you go look at some of the amateur sports around the world and in russia they took soccer and played it in a dirtier way than is normally seen on the pitch it's called swamp soccer football and yes the field is actually supposed to look like that the game is played net least kneedeep mud with a pretty early pretty heavily set of modified rules games are played into 13 minute halves and the 2 teams consist of 6 players on th

the state's supreme court ruled the primary couldn't be postponed as well the democratic governor tony evers had ordered the election be postponed to june 9th scuse me more on this from john hendren in chicago who says the supreme court ruling was made along partisan lines. it has been a whirlwind of a day it began with wisconsin governor tony even as declaring in any and executive order that voting would not go forward on tuesday that election would be postponed to june 9th then we had the state supreme court ruling no in fact he does not have the authority to do that and that election will go ahead on tuesday and then we hear that the u.s. supreme court has also shot down a lower court ruling that had extended mail in voting until the 13th of april and said in fact when the polls close tomorrow that is when the last mail in ballots can be accepted so this election will not go any much any beyond tomorrow there was some question they might not even be able to call it for several days after that in fact it will end tomorrow according to the u.s. supreme court and there's a political aspect t

democratic governor tony evers tried to delay voting in the april 7 election, but was overruled by the conservative majority on wisconsin's supreme court. wisconsin state assembly speaker robin vos -- who wore a surgical mask, gloves, and hospital gown to a polling place -- declared the risk of in-person voting was minimal. wisconsisin is planning another rounund of in-personon voting oy 12 in a special electition to fl a vacant congressional seat. in el paso, texas immigrant , six women suffering from underlying health conditions have been freed from an ice jail. the women had sued ice demanding to be released from el paso processing center during the covid-19 pandemic, as at least 7 immigrants have tested positive for the virus. in louisiana, mother jones reports two guards at the richwood correctional center have recently died of what colleagues say were complications from covid-19, although, tests are pending. at l least 45 peoplele in the custody of ice at t richwood hae tested positive for the virus. newly obtained emails have revealed details in immigration and customs enforceme

in wisconsin, democratic governor tony evers has refused calls to cancel primary elections set for april 7 and will activate the army national guard to work at polling places, despite an explosion in coronavirus cases and 25 deaths. in milwaukee, election officials are set to invalidate more than 450 absentee ballots that were signed without a witness's signature, as required by law, despite statewide social distancing orders that have been in effect since march 24. vermont senator and presidential candidate bernie sanders pleaded with wisconsin to delay voting, writing -- "people should not be forced to put their lives on the line to vote, which is why 15 states are now following the advice of public health experts and delaying their elections." this comes as at least three poll workers in florida have tested positive for covid-19 since florida's march 17 primary -- two in broward d county and e in jacksonville. meanwhile, democratic front-runner joe biden called wednesday on the democratic national committee to delay its presidential nominating conventi i in miaukekee om mid-ju t to au

distancing at polls places where elections are a go after the state's supreme court overyule governor tony evers sells thousands have to choose between exercising their right to vote and staying healthy and safe. a stagger 97% of americans are now under stay-home orders. seven states till holding out and approaches still different place to place. in texas the governor just closed state parks. in georgia the governor has reopened state beaches. the president unwilling to implement guidelines. >> legally i can, but morally i believe in our constitution, much more so than most people. i'd love to be able to let the governors do what they have to do. >> reporter: the 5d manages it looking at the light at the end of the tunnel. >> normal will be different. once we get a vaccine we can get more back to the way we treat flu season. >> reporter: they are watching how other cunning reopen. severe restrictions were lifted hours ago in wuhan. people are now allowed to leave. four months after the first case in that city, china now claiming a whole day without a single covid-19 death nationwide. hours later

taking place despite the current stay at home orders the constant state supreme court overruled tony everso wanted to postpone the election until june. because of the coronavirus for the court said the governor did not have the authority to move the election on his own. the governor says because of health concerns, there's a shortage of whole. >> fewer places to serve orders that you will have larger numbers at the sites numbers that will easily strain the cyst . >> while the democratic governor in the republican-led legislature couldn't agree on any accommodations for voters that prompted the federal judge willing to allow absentee ballots to be delivered through april 13. but, republicans appealed that decision to the u.s. supreme court and yesterday, the high court block the extension, meaning that ballots will have to be postmarked by today in order to be counted . >> starting today, congress now has the ability to conduct its business electronically. house speaker nancy pelosi says how speakers could now submit bills and resolutions through a secure email system until april 19. congre

in wisconsin hundreds of people protested governor tony evers. >> i'm for surgically addressing the problem with intelligence, data and not emotion. that is where governor is doing, bringing emotion and politics into this, 1-size-fits-all. >> reporter: many in wisconsin support the mandate saying the state should focus first on safety. there also protests in liberal california, as temperatures climb into the 80s this week and many are asking to see the science behind closing beaches. >> thank you. new caution from the fda about serious and potentially life-threatening heart rhythm problems reported through the use of hydroxy chloroquine, the drug should only be used in its context with doctor's supervision and hospital's trials. the immigration front, temporary for now. ken cuccinelli, joins us live. so you can keep your patients cared for. your customers served. your students inspired. and your employees closer than ever. our network is resilient. our people are strong. our job is to keep your business connected . it's what we've always done. it's what we'll always do. >> shannon: big lega

in campaign 2020 news, wisconsin governor tony evers has announced he is suspending in-person voting for tomorrow's primary elections in the state. we will continue to follow the story and bring you updates when available. c-span has round-the-clock coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic and it is all available on demand at c-span.org/coronavirus. watch white house briefings, updates from governors and state officials, track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps, watch on-demand any time, unfiltered at c-span.org/coronavirus. tonight on the communicators, from the annual state of the net conference, internet archive creator brewster kail talks about documenting the internet. >> we collect about 800 million pages every day. the total collection is about 800 billion urls. it is actually kind of huge. it turns out, that is only part of what we do. we also archive television, abc, nbc, cbs, fox. but also international television. if you go to tv. archive.org, you can search to find clips of what other people said and put those in blog po

. >> and in campaign 2020 news, wisconsin governor tony evers has announced he's suspending in-person voting for tomorrow's primary elections in the state. we'll continue to follow the story and

capitol building in wisconsin hundreds protested the safer at all mandate saying that governor tony evers is threatening their financial stability and civil rights. others support the mandate, calling for safety first. tucker. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks so much for that. from early on in this crisis, we took the virus seriously but we doubted the chinese style lockdown. even if they worked as advertised as you just heard there is no overwhelming evidence that they don't work as advertised, despite what politicians continue to say, mass quarantines under the best of circumstances are really just a stopgap. the only way to tame a virus like this is with science. a single effective treatment would make all the difference, right away. you wouldn't have to cure every sick patient, but if you could cure a significant number of sick patients and lower the death rate, this would be a completely different country. hope would return. fear would recede, we could begin to regard this as a manageable illness as we do so many other illnesses. more than 600,000 americans died from cancer this ye

another governor who is not helping is wisconsin democrat tony evers, seen here pushing a staffer into a well. evers and the g.o.p.-controlled legislature refuse to postpone wisconsin's election, which is scheduled for this tuesday, despite the fact that more than 100 municipalities will not have enough poll workers to open a single voting location. bernie sanders called on wisconsin to postpone its election and have everone vote by mail, explaining, "people should not be forced to put their lives on the line to vote." well said my imitation of bernie. polling places should not be dangerous. we all remember what a disaster it was back in '72 when alabama replaced their poll workers with bengal tigers. voting by mail seems like an obvious solution, but wisconsin requires everyone voting by mail to obtain a witness signature. on election day in wisconsin, they give out two stickers: "i voted," and "i like to watch people vote." ceveryone is social ancing, anlike 77-year-old salln complained, "i was just distraught this morning when i opened it and saw that you have to have a witness. i t

in wisconsin two gop state lawmakers say the restricted and limited by governor tony evers will lead to civil disobedience and revolt. the governor says this comments could damage the state's efforts to contain the virus. in california, health officials say church gatherings are causing an uptick in coronavirus cases but that is not stopped the second a pastor from holding church services and encouraging people to attend. the pastor is making sure his parishioners stay 10 feet apart. in kentucky some who attended user services in louisville got notes on their cars telling them to self isolate, kentucky governor and the bashears is those who refuse will not be punished. some legal scholars say states that use border checkpoints to target out-of-state residents are violating civil rights. shannon: we will debate that. the instances of so-called civil disobedience increasing. at the same time harvard researchers say social distancing in these lockdowns may have to remain in place until 2022. with debate that with dave brown and senior legal advisor jenna ellis. good to have you with us.

the politics side there is a whole different side where the democratic governor here, tony evers, wanted to delay this election, so he went to a special legislation over the weekend. they shot him down. yesterday he issued an executive order delaying this election until june 9th, after which the republican-led legislation immediately appealed to the state supreme court here, also republican-led. they voted along party lines for the vote to continue, and now here we are with long lines at polling places, at least here in milwaukee. >> they were just trying to keep voters safe, right? it's remarkable. omar jimenez on the ground. thanks very much. >>> what is it like to treat coronavirus patients in the hospitals as they're coming in in the worst of it in one of the few states that does not have a stay-at-home order? we're going to ask a doctor who actually treated some of the very first patients in this country. remarkable experience. and that's next. i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you

criticized democratic governor tony evers lost his last minute bid to delay votin until. june as republicans in the sta successfully fought in court to have the election take place as planned still don't know who getting closer tlearning when joe biden is sharing new insight on the timing of hivice presidential selection rocess. biden says he expects a vice presidential selection panel to be formed by may first he said his panel will then vet potential candidates narrowed down the list of contenders anwe'll be ready to take some time in july the democratic national coention was originally scheduled for july but it has been pushed back to august because of the pandemic biden has promised his running mate will be a woman. as we take a peek outside look back outside this a live shot at the goen gate bridge on this earth day, car for meteorologist bomber resort rig is joining us now to look ahead at the forecast for the remainder of the week precept. >>yeah we're going to notice a gradu warming trend grant and big d and temperatures today about 5 t10 degrees above average. we

meantime, in wisconsin, hundreds of people protested governor tony evers' safer at home mandates. >>'m for surgically addressing the problem with intelligence and data, not emotion. that's what our governor is doing. he is bringing emotion and politics into this, one-size-fits-all. >> though many in wisconsin support the mandate, saying the state should focus first on safety. there are also protests here in liberal california, and as the temperatures climb into the 80s this weekend, many are asking to see the science behind closing peaches. shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher on the west coast, thank you. new cautions from the food and drug administration tonight about the serious and potentially life-threatening heart rhythm problems reported with the use of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for covid-19. the fda says the drugs should only be used in this context, with doctor supervision, in hospitals or clinical trials. a big legal win for the trump administration on the immigration front. temporary for now, ken cuccinelli, acting dhs ken cuccinelli, acting dhs ken cuccinelli, act

. >> and a lawsuit against democrat tony evers yesterday, as states across the united states are deciding on when to actually reopen their economies. the lawsuit was expected after evers health secretary last week ordered most nonessential businesses to remain closed until may 26th. even though the original order was set to end on friday. and dozens frustrated eye with cooper, in raleigh. in is that state, protesters were seen on the streets of rally, carrying placards and banners and chanting escorted by police and motorcycles surrounding the executive mansion. let's get into this, white house reporter for politico, gabby orr. gabby, good morning to you. great to see you on this wednesday morning. let's talk here about the timetable to reopen georgia, which is one of the most aggressive, as we've seen so far, in the country. you've got the governor pushing to reopen the state's economy by the end of the week, including movie theaters, nail salons, spas, that kind of thing. gyms. then you hear republican senator lindsey graham warning it could be too soon from, of course, south carolina,

out both in the state of wisconsin and in the united states supreme court, where the governor, tony evers, after having told his voters that he did not have the power to delay the election on tuesday, tried to issue an order delaying the election. he was shot down both by the state's legislature and then by the courts in wisconsin. so they basically forced his hand. he said, look, we can't have this election tomorrow in a safe way. we need to delay it. the republicans who control the legislature and the courts in wisconsin said, no, we're going to have this election tomorrow. and then on top of that, adding insult to injury, the united states supreme court in a 5-4 vote shot down democrats' efforts to extend the window by which voters could vote absentee in the state of wisconsin. and so you had a one-two punch here by a conservative supreme court at the federal level, the united states supreme court, and in the state conservatives, basically saying to voters, we don't care whether it's safe for you to vote or not. you have to make a choice here. if you want to exercise your franchise, yo

democratic governor tony evers issued an effective order postponing the election for two months, but the wisconsin supreme court sided with the public in saying he didn't have the authority to do so. i am jackie ibanez, and now back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: there is some good news from louisiana, another covid hot spot not hearing nationally, and we go to contribute a raymond arroyo who joins us from new orleans. >> luis and not john bel edwards announced the state secured 75,000 hydroxychloroquine tablets and 8,000 cpac z packs, that can the new orleans pilot -the governor says state wide, they are beginning to see a flattening of the curve in the to field hospitals that appear by the government at the convention center and the downtown hotel only have 23 patients. things are moving in the right direction here in new orleans. >> laura: it's good to see that tonight. and, raymond, this is, of course, holy week, and it's a sacred time for christians and celebrating passover. the president said this about religious services the other d day. >> think of next sunday, easter for

was a last-minute order from wisconsin's democratic governor and iron-deficient anthony fauci, tony eversgave the order to postpone in-person voting due to the coronavirus. but just hours later, the wisconsin supreme court overturned him. le risk eir liveto vote, but the ruling was no surprise coming from chief justice jigsaw. ( as jigsaw ) >> i've hidden the ballot inside your abdomen. to vote, you must cut yourself open with an 'i voted sticker.' >> stephen: the ruling went up to the u.s. supreme court, and the conservative majority blocked extended voting in wisconsin by a vote of 5 to 4. well, of course, the supreme court is used to voting while social distancing. everyone knows to stay at least six feet away from brett kavanaugh after he's boofed. so voters were forced to do their best today, lining up at polling places to perform their constitutional duty, and hoping not to get sick. luckily, a lot of wisconsin residents already have all the materials they meade to make thur own masks. again, it's only tuesday-- tuesday? tuesday. but it's already been a terrible week for acting secr

after the conservative majority on the wisconsin supreme court overturned an order by goverernr tony evers to delay in-p-person voting until early june. in south dakota, a second worker at a massive smithfield pork processing plant has died of covid-19. at least 760 coronavirus cases are linked to the plant, which shut down indefinitely last week as cases exploded. in iowa, local officials are urging governor kim rereynolds o shut down the tyson foods pork plplant in wataterloo as at leat 90% of coronavirus cases in black hawk countnty are traced back to the tyson plant workers. in raleigh, north carolina, an estimated people flouted social 1000 distancing guidelines tuesday to hold a protest at the state capitol demanding a lifting of remain-at-home orders. protesters waved anti-vaccination signs and called for the firing of top u.s. infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci. hundreds more gathered in jefferson city, missouri, for a similar protest. recent anti-quarantine protests were organized by freedomworks and tea party patriots, backed by koch industries, as well as the far right

so wisconsin is set to hold its democratic primary today after governor tony evers lost a heated legalttle in two of the nation's top courts. yesterday afternoon, wisconsin supreme court overturned evers' executive order early monday to postpone the election to june after citing the public health risk due to the coronavirus pandemic. the court in a 4-2 decision sided with the state's republican-controlled legislature which opposed moving the date saying it would, quo, s sow confusion. the 5-4 split vote was down idea logical lines with the court's more conservative members in the majority. danny, great to see you this morning, as always. first i kind of want to get your reaction to the scattered showers's decision to block the governor's executive order. >> the governor only has the power that's given to him by the legislature. his powers are defined in state statutes. and so even though it may be a matter of public policy that is widely agreed upon not to have an election, the governor simply may not have the power to extend an election or otherwise pause it because it doesn't appear

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democratic governor tony evers has called up the national guard to fill in for an estimateted 70 poll workers who've refused to participate. biden's opponent, senator bernie sanders, has called for a delay to allow wisconsinites to vote entirely by mail. wisconsin senator tammy baldwin and the mayors of milwaukee, green bay, and racine are also calling for a delay. wisconsin has reported at least 38 deaths from covid-19 and residents who wish to brave in-person voting will be exempted from a shelter-in-place order. europe continues to bear the brunt of covid-19 deaths, with spain's death toll passing the 10,000 mark, france passing 5300 deaths, and the united kingdom approaching 3000 deaths. italy reported another 760 covid-19 deaths thursday, bringing the total number to almost 14,000. but italian officials cited a glimmer of hope that after weeks of increasingly strict social distancing measures, the rate of new infections appears to be leveling off. the coronavirus pandemic has unleashed new technologies that are challenging civil liberties like never before. in san francisco, , th