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watch on-demand anytime unfiltered at c-span.org/coronavirus. next, remarks from former fda commissioner mark mcclelland on the coronavirus response. he spoke at a duke university virtual event for half an hour. good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to the latest duke university meeting on the coronavirus pandemic. i will be moderating the briefing. today, we are discussing what the federal government and cities must do in order to reopen safely. thank you to the reporters that of already submitted questions. can ask us joining questions. dr. markoday with mcclellan. a physician and economist. he works on strategies and policy reforms to improve health care. -- as previously [lost audio] commissioner of the u.s. fda. good morning. in some sense, that is the wrong time. we are not opening back up to the way things were before. 2a, b, ceing a phase with some steps forward and some steps back along the way. enable some businesses to reopen under modified conditions. that includes several key dimensions including a health care system th

watch on-demand anytime unfiltered and c-span.org/coronavirus. >> i personally know of at least 50 to 60 people here in this funds to do not have stay in motels. they have put the 5:00 curfew into effect. if you are out, it is $500 if they catch you. what are these people supposed to do? >> she is a superhuman who has had the virus. they give the plasma and help someone else. >> i can't believe all of the girlfriends and boyfriends out there are going to maintain social -- not interact for weeks, months. i don't know. >> i will tell you, this is not an uncommon problem. new york city with our tiny apartments and lack of bathrooms and loss of younger people, it is a huge issue. announcer 1: share your experiences dealing with the pandemic and ask experts your questions. join us every morning on "washington journal" which starts 7:00 eastern and more at 8:00 eastern at night. a, he has been on the front lines as a prominent member of the white house coronavirus task force. >> when you are dealing in the interface of politics, policy and medicine, the thing i have found to be very effect

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our coronavirus webpage is you are fast and easy way to watch c-span's unfiltered coverage of this pandemic. >> television has changed since c-span began 41 years ago but our mission continues to provide an unfiltered view of government. already this year we brought new primary election coverage, presidential impeachment process and now the federal response to the coronavirus. you can watch all of c-span's public affairs programming on television, online or listen on the free radio app. be part of the national conversation through c-span's daily washington journal program or through our social media scene. c-span, crated by private industry, america's table cable television companies and brought to today by your television provider. [applause] >> thank you, molly. good evening everyone and welcome to this evenings screen showing. the distinguished speakers series featuring a conversation with cyntoia brown-long, activist for criminal justice reform. i want to thank molly gould who you just heard from. it was her suggestion that we bring cynthia to campus and she was also instrument all in b

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watch on demand any time unfiltered at c-span.org/coronavirus. president trump receives an easter blessing at the white house with bishop harry jackson. the president gave easter greetings and asked americans to pray for the nation, first responders in people battling the coronavirus. responders and people battling the coronavirus. thank you very much on this good friday. christians from all around the world remember the suffering and death of jesus christ. on easter sunday, we will celebrate his glorious resurrection. our nation is engaged in a battle like never before. while brave doctors, nurses and first responders, responders of lives,e fighting to save our workers are racing to deliver critical medical supplies. working scientists are around-the-clock the clock to develop lifesaving therapeutics. i think they are doing really well. our people are making tremendous sacrifices to end this pandemic. though we will not be able to gather together with one another as we normally would on easter, we can use this sacred time to focus on prayer, ref

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time,n demand any unfiltered, at c-span.org/coronavirus. >> an update now from alabama governor kay ivey on the state response to the coronavirus pandemic. she said that coordinating with other state and county officials on how to reopen the economy once the pandemic starts to lift. gov. ivey: i think for -- i think i speak for all alabamians in thanking the lord that we did not have loss-of-life and property damage was not dire, so we are very grateful. while in the middle of the covid-19 virus, certainly, we are all concerned about our help -- our health. no many of our friends are also having the extra burden of having to deal with a damaged home or vehicle. we all know that you can replace a building, but you cannot restore your loved ones. we are grateful that no lives were lost in our state on sunday. our thoughts and prayers continue to be with our neighbors in the east and the west. they have certainly had a lot more of the deaths than we have, and property damage as well. governors reeves, kemp, and edwards, our condolences for this time of loss in their anyes, and we will provi

and the world with interactive maps, watch on-demand, any time, unfiltered at.org/coronavirus. ♪ >> thiss an average small town, population about 10,000. pleasant homes, some industry, main street. one of the 10,000 inhabitants is old, and a, 14 years student at the local junior high. this is roger cartwright, he is 14 years old and goes to the same school. there are lots of things we can tell you about an and roger -- anne and roger where they live, , their parents, the subjects they like at school, but one thing we don't have to tell you, it is plain as day, they are healthy, sturdy, physically fit. nothing very remarkable about that. for most young people, good health is something to be almost taken for granted. well then, have you ever stop to think why these young people, like most of us, don't have to worry about their health? why is that so? take this glass of water, for instance. what does a glass of water have 's health? anne it is quite simple. when water falls from the sky as rain, it be fit to drink, but as may it runs towards the sea, water may become polluted because indust

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and the world with interactive maps, watch on-demand any time unfiltered at c-span.org/coronavirus. >> the senate has pro forma sessions scheduled for the next two weeks. house members have been notified a vote is possible this week on the new coronavirus relief package with consideration as early as wednesday. follow the floor action from the house on c-span and the next senate session will be live monday starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. democratic national committee chair tom perez talks about presidential politics and the coronavirus pandemic with polito playbook co-authors anne palmer and jake sherman. this is about half an hour. ms. palmer: i am author of the politico playbook. i'm here with my colleague jake sherman who writes playbook with me. we are with dnc chairman tom perez. . thank you so much for joining us we will be talking about the response to the coronavirus, the shift to thank you so much for joining us. we are going to be talking about the response to coronavirus. and how democrats are facing the challenges related to voting in the primaries. mr. sherma

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best and easythe way to watch c-span's unfiltered coverage of this pandemic. governor cuomo talked about a model that projected 16,000 new yorkers could die from covid-19. governor cuomo also provided an update on the state's budget, which he said was consensually agreed to buy leaders at the new york legislature. gov. cuomo: sorry we are a couple of minutes late. a lot going on today. the coronavirus, also the state budget we have to get done. let me give you an update on where we are. i think everybody knows everyone to my far-right. overall, the numbers continue to go up. our way up the mountain. the number of testing has increased. i'm very proud of this. the more you test, the more negatives and positives, the more good you are doing. positive cases are up to 7900. total cases, 83,000. down to one county that does not have a covid case. that is what you are going to see all across the nation. we have rural areas. has gone through rural new york, it will go through rural america. the total numbers, 83,000. 12,000 people currently hospitalized, 3000 people

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fast and easy way to watch c-span's unfiltered coverage of this pandemic. >> west virginia governor jim justice announced two new executive orders during his coronavirus response briefing on tuesday. the governor will close private campgrounds to out-of-state visitors, and the suspension of all elected surgeries to free up resources for hospitals. this is 35 minutes. >> sorry, everyone. we have the problem with the microphone here, but as i was trying to say, every day, it seems like we've got more and more to report to you. today, i'm going to lead by saying i am now signing an executive order to suspend all elective medical procedures. this is being done to conserve our personal protection equipment for frontline health care workers who are battling this terrible virus. it goes into effect at midnight tonight, so all offtive surgeries will be as of tonight and that is what the executive order is. today, i am issuing an executive order to shut down all private campgrounds to all new arrivals by out-of-state residents, and what i mean by that is just this -- if you are now residing and