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As lawmakers call the private sector to pitch in. as you just heard from peter navarro. joining me now is the ceo of johnson & johnson alex gorsky, thanks so much for being here, can you talk to us about your efforts, i know you have been on the phone all day and all night with hospital executives, give us a state play right now. alex: thank you for having me on this morning. and really your efforts in all of the guest who address some of the major challenges that we are facing. who wouldve thou...

People were being urged to get outside and avoid going stir crazy, but too many people were just not following that distance guideline. many people especially young people were seen playing basketball and getting together in big groups at parks and beaches, so the government cracked down. the criminal justice system is being impacted. some inmates who were in for non-violent crimes are now being released to create more space in jails. king county just announced their jails will no longer accept ...

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But social media revealed two sides to sheila. she could mourn skylar. but on twitter and facebook, she and rachel also seemed carefree. as the police continued their investigation, rachel tweeted i need a mimosa or ten. they were going about their lives, even while the police believed the girls were sto stone-cold killers. >> the locals would whisper in each others ears and say how are they still free? >> colbert runs a blog called news ball.com. early on, he started following this case and was...

If the president doesnt act, people will die who could have lived otherwise. >> we need millions of masks and hundreds of thousands of gowns and gloves and the rest and unfortunately, were getting still just a fraction of that. >> were going to continue to see these numbers go up. the problem that we have right now is we dont have enough test kits. i heard your conversation with the man from fema. we need test kits. >> hello, every one. the citys mayor is one of

The epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak is the biggest city in central china. and home to more than 11 million people. yet, few in the west have ever heard of it. they have now. >> the state department is urging travelers to avoid the chinese city of wuhan. >> tonight, extreme measures to contain the virus. >> in wuhan, spraying disinfectant on buildings and cars. >> wuhan, china. epicenter for the fast-growing outbreak. >> wuhan is a major city. its the detroit of china. a lot of auto manufac...

From healthy people. these are going up in several locations as the team plans to create 3,000 additional beds in the coming week. the number of cases has tripled in the last seven days, and the number of depths has more than doubled -- deaths has more than doubled. public gatherings were shut down first here in washington state, and it has led to severe job losses. unemployment claims in the food service industry alone with up 600% as many restaurants have closed their doors. but we are startin...

Years just gives us more strength. we had earthquakes, we had two fires. we are used to dealing with situations over which we have no control. new york also took drastic measures, as cases topped 7,000. governor cuomo said the state was on pause, ordering all non—essential businesses to keep their workers home from sunday and warning it would be enforced. this is not voluntary, it is not helpful hints. we are going to monitor it. there will be civil fines and there can be mandatory closures fo...

It just shows itjust shows it is nice to have a feeling of hope there in china, isnt it? in beijing. the coronavirus crisis is particularly poignant for the small derbyshire village of eyam. more than three centuries ago, people there took the decision to seal themselves off when they were infected by the black plague. as fergal keane reports, their legacy is inspiring eyams response to covid—19. ina in a crisis that reaches everywhere, even the remotest places can have lessons for us all. in ...

But in fact, it is quite the opposite. these are the names of long dead villagers who, 350 years ago, became infected with plague and seal themselves off to stop the disease spreading. one of their descendents says that spirit of selflessness offers us a powerful example. you know at the moment it is this me and myself only and you only have to watch the trolleys in the supermarket. that cannot be right for everybody to be doing that otherwise there is not going to be anything left. we need to m...