A timeline of the coronavirus outbreak

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"By April, in theory, when it gets a little warmer, it miraculously goes away." - Donald Trump.   How did we get here?  via Brut News

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00:00The virus. They're working hard.

00:03Looks like by April, you know, in theory,

00:05when it gets a little warmer, it miraculously goes away.

00:08I hope that's true.

00:09This is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort

00:12to confront a foreign virus in modern history.

00:30China's COVID-19 Epidemic

00:34Epidemic Prevention

00:37A preliminary diagnosis shows that there are 41 cases of pneumonia

00:40infected with the new coronavirus.

00:41Two have been discharged from the hospital,

00:43seven are seriously ill, and one has died.

00:44The rest of the patients are stable.

00:46How many people are worried about this?

00:48Some people are infected with pneumonia.

00:51Like these patients who came from the seafood market.

00:56A lot of them have infectious pneumonia.

00:58Why do they all have it?

01:00People say that the seafood market is very smelly,

01:03very rotten, and very dirty.

01:04How to control the epidemic?

01:08How to quickly control the epidemic,

01:10control it, reduce its infection,

01:13because the process of infection

01:15gradually adapts to the process of the human body,

01:17the toxicity will increase.

01:18How to control the epidemic?

01:22What's the latest on the epidemic?

01:24The Epidemic

01:26Epidemic Prevention

01:29Epidemic Prevention

01:32Epidemic Prevention

01:34Epidemic Prevention

01:36Epidemic Prevention

01:39Epidemic Prevention

01:40Epidemic Prevention

01:42Epidemic Prevention

01:43On January 20th,

01:44samples were confirmed by the CDC in Atlanta

01:47that in fact, he carried the novel coronavirus,

01:50Coronavirus and he was hospitalized and we're very happy to say that he is in satisfactory condition

02:20But the whole world needs to be on alert now the whole world needs to take action and be ready for

02:29for any cases that come

02:34Foreign nationals other than immediate family of US citizens and permanent residents who have traveled in China

02:42within the last 14 days

02:44Will be denied entry into the United States for this time

02:51You

03:04The meals have completely changed we are definitely no longer on a luxury cruise

03:10It's going to be like a floating prison 41 additional passengers

03:16Being found positive tested for the corona virus one of whom is a friend of ours on

03:23honeymoon who has been

03:26Who was going to be split from his wife, you know on honeymoon?

03:46You

04:05For the moment

04:06All the people of Codogno when they do not go out when they are not around for medicine or for shopping are closed at home

04:13to listen to television

04:15They

04:18Have studied that they know very much. In fact, we're very close to a vaccine

04:21We can't rely in a vaccine over the next several months to a year

04:30As I stand before you today we have more than 100 coronavirus cases in the United States that is counting

04:37domestic cases and

04:39cases of coronavirus of Americans that were returned

04:43From China or the Diamond Princess

04:50Currently a hundred and fourteen people have tested positive in the state of, California

04:55We have identified one individual as you know in Placer County that is deceased related

05:02to the virus

05:12You

05:42You

05:47What we are going to do is focus on an area

05:53concentric circle around the situs of the majority of the cases in New Rochelle

06:05Who has been assessing this outbreak around the clock and we're deeply concerned

06:13both by the alarming levels of spread and

06:16severity and

06:18by the alarming

06:20levels of inaction

06:23We have therefore made the assessment that COVID-19 can be

06:29characterized as a pandemic

06:31today the World Health Organization

06:34Officially announced that this is a global pandemic

06:38We have been in frequent contact with our allies

06:41And we are marshalling the full power of the federal government and the private sector to protect the American people

07:08After

07:14Talking to the family what our understanding is is William was fine on a Friday

07:20And by Wednesday

07:22He had died

07:28You enabled I guess is probably the best way to put it the Defense Production Act yesterday

07:32Pull the trigger on it now because we hope we're not going to need that the federal government's not supposed to be out there

07:38buying vast amounts of

07:40Items and then shipping, you know, we're not a shipping clerk

07:46The rate of increase in the number of cases

07:51Portends a total overwhelming of our hospital system

07:56So we're going to put out an executive order today

08:00New York State on pause

08:02I

08:30Asking us to continue

08:32Putting ourselves, you know on the front lines without giving us the proper equipment, you know as it can to you know

08:39Sending a soldier onto a battlefield without you know, a bulletproof vest or helmet. It's an unreasonable request

08:44At

09:01Last we have a deal

09:14If

09:20We could hold that down as

09:23We're saying to a hundred thousand. It's a horrible number

09:26Maybe even less but to a hundred thousand so we have between a hundred and two hundred thousand

09:32We all together have done a very good job

09:44And

09:46We

09:48And

10:11We still have more than our fair share of people dying and and that is likely because we have more than our fair share of

10:17people who have the

10:20Comorbidities that make them especially vulnerable

10:23again, these are things like

10:25diabetes kidney disease heart disease

10:29Hypertension

10:31obesity

10:48That's the reason why I keep coming up at every chance I get to plea with the American people to please take a look

10:54at those guidelines

10:55That the vice president keeps putting up with his chart because every single one of those points has something to do with physical separation

11:05But again, we're not going to destroy our country I said it from the beginning the cure cannot be worse than the problem itself

11:18I

11:32Can tell you that I am I'm shaking hands continues

11:35I was at a I was at a hospital the other night where I think there were a few there were actually a few coronavirus

11:40Patients and I shook hands with everybody

11:47You

12:18I

12:19Think the social problems that will come out of this we can't even conceive yet

12:25So I think the impact

12:27By no means to diminish 9-eleven. I think that played out in a different way

12:34But this one too will be equally devastating for this city

12:47I

13:18Know

13:32And I don't know on the broadcast there's some there's some noise in the background

13:36We do have some folks up here in Kentucky today and and everybody should be able to express their opinion

13:41They believes we should reopen Kentucky

13:43immediately right now. Folks, that would kill people. It would absolutely kill people.

14:13Given the favorable data, enhanced testing, and approval of our health care professionals,

14:32we will allow gyms, fitness centers, bowling alleys, body art studios, barbers, cosmetologists,

14:41hair designers, nail care artists, estheticians, their respective schools, and massage therapists

14:49to reopen their doors this Friday, April the 24th.

15:19Until we have longer term solutions for this, and until we understand this virus better

15:26and its transmission, and whether it will come back in a more damaging way even, we

15:31have to be very prudent.

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