The autonomy that can only be achieved through statehood. Esterday i imposed a curfew at 7 00 p. M. , about 25 minutes that curfew we note as the country round noted that protesters in front f the white house were dispersed using some form of munitions. D. C. Police throughout the night last nightcurfew and i think the chief will confirm of people , a number were arrested in violation of their protest. Ask the chief of to come up and describe our response last night and then take a few questions. Bowser, hank you, mayor thank you again for your continued leadership in these very difficult times. Im the chief of police for the metropolitan Police Department. Day night marked our fourth of demonstration activity here in washington, d. C. Related to senseless death of george floyd. Began with two separate groups at approximately square e in lafayette and one in the vicinity of the u. S. Capitol. Groups were peacefully at these locations. Around 6 30, the group at plaza was alerted by federal Law Enforcement officers them to warnings for disperse. To that eived prior just before that there would be a president ial movement in the area. The metropolitan Police Department did not participate movement. As you all know, there was a initiated was yesterday between 7 00 p. M. And a. M. , the next incident of around 7 20 was at i. In the area of 17th and street, 54 persons were arrested in violation being of the curfew. At around 9 00 p. M. In the vicinity of 9 00 p. M. , there was protesters up f in our northwest area of the block of 14th 0 street northwest, we started to that was consistent with the behavior that preceded violent activity that we had on the two nights before. A metropolitan Police Department that was set on fire. To get that group topped in the 1400 block of swan street northwest where we arrest of ificant multiple folks who were in curfew. On of the there was a homeowner in the block, there was a lot of twitter activity, social media activity about this and i know will be questions that i can answer later who allowed a going of people who were to be arrested into his home. People ultimately were not arrested. Metropolitaning is Police Department officers were in constant communication where homeowner throughout the evening. Back to the area where the majority of the arrests were ade where we had 54 arrests own at 17th and i, 194 arrests in the area of swan street, had on in the evening, we another group of about 300 or so area of there in the the Police Headquarters or during that are, nstance, they were becoming very aggressive. Police officers had to utilize munitions to disperse that group. They were able to successfully disperse that group. The amount of damage that we had and the injury to Police Officers was significantly less evenings. Prior two we had two officers injured. Injuries were nonlife threatening where the officers were treated. Police car that was set on fire. Properties across the city where there was some some ction of property, glass damage and im sure there was some disruption of property graffiti. Ds to at the end of the process we had 300 arrests, so we had the two, the majority of the arrests were at those two locations and several other arrests across the city. We will be giving specific details with regards to who was arrested and soon as we get that well get it out to you. For rrests were primarily these three categories of offenses, a violation of the majority of the arrests. We also had arrests for burglary for rioting. Rests the fact again mention that we are working right now with our Investigative Team to of anybody that was in our city over the past three or four nights who was in destruction of property or the throwing of missiles and the hurting of people. We will be releasing those i hinks, were going to ask the community to assist us with identifying those folks so that they can be held accountable. Being said, we can take any questions, i believe, mayor, that anyone has. Reporter do you know who gave the order to fire on the night . Ters last chief what order . Reporter some gave the order to against the protesters. Thef are you talking about president ial movement . Reporter yes. Handled by s president ial resources. I was told of the movement, an nplanned movement shortly before it kurd. The metropolitan Police Department did not participate. It would be out of turn for me to speak who, what, where, and munitions were deployed. Reporter do you have an opinion those munitions were deployed against protesters . Chief i dont know the circumstances. Gather more detail, i may be able to develop an opinion on that. Mayor, do yous the have an opinion on what happened last night . Mayor bowser what i would see, didntu all could see, i see any provocation that would warrant the deployment of for thes and especially purpose of moving the president across the street. Tweet r last night in a you called it shameful. Did you think overnight a stronger word perhaps . Mayor bowser i said what i said i stand behind it. Eporter can you tell what munitions were deployed by your department or i can only talk for my department. This is a very fluid activity, o all of anytime we deploy munitions, Police Officers are required to report that and we nvestigate that, our internal Affairs Division will go back and they will investigate every that we had. What we had used last night and cant say at we, i that we didnt use pepper spray at other points because when youre making arrests of that nature, if anybody rushes the ine, an officer may utilize pepper spray to control that line. That i believent balls andployed sting spray and c. S. Spray was when we dealing with that last group of 300 protesters that was vicinity of judiciary square. Reporter and then, chief, can your officers did play a role, an aggressive role in the movement of the president , 16th and i while the st. Johns s at church, your bicycle officers, all of the em moved protesters forcefully, one protester punched an officer and was at movement arrested. Chief i dont know what youre talking about with regards to that. You that the way that generally the operation works metropolitan Police Department, at about 6 30, lmost 6 30 on the dot, well, preceding this, the mayor and i went out and made it abundantly there would be a curfew here in the District Of Columbia starting at 7 00 p. M. And i widely known. There was an alert that was sent o all cell phones in the area that there would be a curfew beginning tonight, last night at p. M. And that if you were out past 7 00 p. M. , you could be subject to arrest. To give folks a fair warning, if you had an essential if you had to vote, or if you were a member of the not apply to you. We wanted to maybe it abundantly clear to folks. In 30 p. M. Last night, addition to those warnings that were given to the public, we had our p. A. Systems to the group that was gathered down Lafayette Park that there was a curfew in effect and they could be subject to arrest. Point, some of the groups began to march around the city. Group that was stopped at 16th and i were, 17th and i street was one of those groups in violation of the curfew. So that was not that stop at and i was not related to the president ial movement. Reporter im not talking about that. Im talking about before 7 00, while the president was at st. 16th and i, the Law Enforcement officers, the moved l guard had protesters down and away down away from Lafayette Square, they got to i street and hats where the federal entities made their stand at at that point. Chief thats significantly away from st. Johns. Like that, its not in the vicinity of the your insinuation that somehow the metropolitan Police Department was involved movement of the president was inaccurate. Ill go back and look at our sure thats make the case. Reporter youre not aware that officers forcely moved the protesters, a protester punched do notyour officers, you have that information . Chief i can tell you this, we were not involved in the president , the unplanned movement of the president. Reporter could you tell us, you said the d. C. Police department did not participate in the action yesterday around lafayette ouse in park. Had you been asked to articipate or did you just not know about it . Chief so, prior to the event, drawn clear areas of responsibility with our federal partners. Area down there right to the north of Lafayette Square responsibility. Reporter if i can follow up on that, today the secret service closed several District Of Columbia streets that you normally patrol. Under what authority does the secret service have to close and responde mayor wants to to it, to close city streets that we would normally otherwise except for this Police Action by the white house . Secret service as you know has the authority to move the president around the united states. There is president ial movement right now and sometimes they have to close streets in to make those movements. Reporter mayor, may i ask you a question. Mayor yes. Reporter you have been critical ith the people have done and you are aware of the districts where the ule act resident in a stroke of a pen can essentially take control of Police Department. Mayor not exactly right. I would regard that as an affront to our home rule and the District Of Columbia, absolutely. Reporter have you gotten any white house at the is considering doing that and prompted maybe your press conference at 5 00 yesterday . This, let me just say tom, you know that i have a lot of conversations on behalf of of the District Of Columbia, some of them i can discuss fully and some i will you the gist of. Its this. That you heard the resident yesterday that he anted to show a force in d. C. And we know that they examined a lot of ways to do that. Reporter are you aware that the occasions on several now has denounced what the president did by using st. Johns as a photoop waving a bible around, do you have any that . Al reaction to mayor i heard her remarks on of the morning shows today. Our office and i want to do reach her yesterday, i didnt chance to, so i will try to reach her today. Johns yesterday as you know as far in as we could into the fire damage. We are grateful that our d. C. E. M. S. Got to the hurch and was able to extinguish the fire with a a atively light damage to basement area outside of the church. Ctuary of the so were happy that that happened. E dont want to see any destruction, arson, graffiti, mashing, looting in our city and the church was debased. We think thats a terrible thing. Appreciated the bishops wasnt that she involved in that and was kind of church being e used as a backdrop. Reporter the police tactics, the chief or the mayor, what Lafayette Park, there was an order to disperse, practice in the district some said they there is that and issue. There was video of helicopters oming in pretty close to the ground to scatter people and the national rn guard could be armed. His is the use of military resources in the district against protesters who are the ting curfew, true, tactics by nonlocal Police Officers could escalate and put residents at risk . Mayor as mentioned, we become my police or t nonpolicing force in the district that doesnt share our accountable toot the chief of police or to me. Having said that, there are partners that we work with all the time and that whose assistance we did welcome and who have b. I. Police supported us in various operations including with us tions who were for a couple of nights during this response. To ask the chief to arming the National Guard while we ask for the assistance on s heckpoints so to speak around our perimeter to manage the flow of traffic in and out and to that. E we did not and do not request an armed guard for any purpose in District Of Columbia. Yes. Eporter the president hreatened the use of military force and helicopters with the crowd, do you fear that that arm message is going to inflame rather than calm the protests . Mayor this is what i hope and i observed last e night. Hat we observed last night is protesters largely complying ith the curfew and were going to implore them to comply with the curfew again. 7 00 p. M. Is that doesnt mean youre leaving at 7 00 p. M. Thats mean youre off the 7 00 p. M. And its very important that everybody complies with the curfew. There are exceptions. If you are essential, if you are you are voting, then you are able to do all of those things, but were asking people to comply with the curfew. Yes. Reporter mayor bowser, what did the federal government tell you for increasingns and showing force in d. C. . Bowser i was told, first f all, i heard what you all heard about the president saying all manner of civilian and military might across the country and the district. That ominous d warning. I later was told that they would seeking and we heard from that they ns nearby were seeking National Guard army support bly and federal police from other entities. Reporter did you push back on options . Ese mayor absolutely. We dont want the armed National Guard, armed military and we want any of those things on d. C. Streets. Monuments and and memorials are appropriate for federal assets. Already mentioned the federal police who we have worked with are helpful to us from that have and d. E. A. Been helpful to us in establishing parameters during response. Reporter mayor bowser, who have in the hed out to government . Mayor as i mentioned already, e have had a flurry of conversations with our federal olks in the white house, main justice involving the National Guard. Yes. People are clearly scared of police brutality, are curfew erned that the starting an hour before polls you have plans to extend it beyond . Curfew will begin today as mentioned in my mayors 7 00 p. M. Through 6 00 a. M. Tomorrow. You asked me if we have concerns, we know that people have been voting in this primary today, since may 22, they know the hours. Voting locations all across the district of to anda that they can go polls are open until 8 00 p. M. Have any problems to vote anywhere in the district of through 8 00 p. M. Today. Eporter you are concerned about voters being scared . Mayor im not concerned about right now or red anytime today. Eporter are the federal authorities and National Guard aware of the fact that people are voting so that citizens have to explain what theyre doing . Federal authorities and National Guard and we can voting, butaware of i dont expect that that will be an issue. Yes. Reporter mayor were you aware that Arlington Police were in assisting at night and secondly, the county overnment there put out a statement saying they pulled their officers out of the city in d on what had happened Lafayette Park. Mayor i wasnt aware that they were here. Tell you that we didnt assistance. Ual i saw a tweet from them i think the night saying that mutual assistance process was very and i want to make clear that we didnt request that for istance and those not familiar with the mutual assistance process, especially when we have large scale events, you are probably most familiar when we inauguration and have to police that, we put a mutual not just to llout, this region, but very widely to support for very large scale events. For us to call on our neighbors to assist. Not make a mutual assistance call to any police or any state National Guard. Reporter do you have a comment pulled their officers out because of what happened . Mayor i would suggest that officers shouldnt have been there in the first place. Talk er chief, can you about what exactly happened, we saw, in the house, the officers, streets, negotiation to let them out or go home, why keep them locked into that area that long . Chief on swan street, i think i i ed to describe this when began. We had what was an indication of escalation of potential violence in the city. We had a large group that was of the n violation curfew. Our approach to these circumstances we have somebody the law in a large group, we try to get them safely and as respectfully as we can. Think there was a lot of misinformation after some of the folks that were, could have arrested went n into the home. I think there was a lot of misinformation that was put out raised a lot of concerns. I had multiple conversations event, after the event into early this morning ith the mayor, with my folks that were on the scene and i can say that some of the information twitter and out on other social media platforms was ompletely inaccurate, at least from what we saw, but, of course, whenever you have those type of allegations, well do take a very, very close ook to insure that the police were respectful and responsible professional and constitutional those arrests. Every indication that i had is arrests were believe ffectuated, there was no resistance by anyone being arrested. Can i talk a little bit about arming of the National Guard, that is something that is authorityy within the of the president of the united states. From ery well aware multiple conversations with the ayor of our stats here in the District Of Columbia. We made it known at every with regards to this vent that we did not want the National Guard to be armed. Whiteer chief, with the house cordoned off by the secret service, another night of have any ming, do you indication of where protesters do, you ther, if you might not say publicly. Are you prepared that the white house being taken away as an that we could st have more trouble elsewhere in the city tonight . Chief its very fluid. Never know exactly where theyre going to go. Media to ring social get some sense, as i mentioned before, the president is moving today. May be where protesters may gather, i think the last four any indication, i think there is a strong likelihood that we will have protesters in and around the white house and then we will be repared, well be fully activated to respond. I think the other thing that i your that i sensed from uestions, the arrests that the metropolitan Police Department made were all after multiple thatngs regarding a curfew we were having in this city and essentially to violence andxtreme destruction that i know was eartbreaking to everybody in occurred the had two preceding nights. That was a difficult decision. Struggle n the mayor with that decision to negatively impact other people who live and columbia, district of but that decision was made to hearts again last night, to see the violence and the destruction and the injury saw. We so, you know, i guess when youre the mayor of the district you have to make difficult decisions and so i was her to choose prevent fety and to violence over some inconvenience to our folks and hopefully we get past this sooner rather than later. We had 54 at the 17th and i location. 200 in the 1,400, 1500 block of swan street. In multiple locations throughout city, we exceeded 300 arrests. Curfew violations . Chief the three chargers we them rimarily, most of were curfew, some burglary and rioting arrests. Reporter over 300 . Chief 300 for sure. Were talking about just from over 300. s events eporter can you tell us the logistics i want to say, if my memory the first orrectly, night that we had arrests was 18, the second night we had was 88 and then over 300 last night. Reporter when the people are held, what is the process . With covid, you guys have been to incarcerate people into jail, so what is the people who these have been arrested over the past three days, where are they held, how long are they held . Chief we do the best we can. Arresting large numbers of people is not something we do on a daily basis. Ts something we do prepare for. We stand up a group, a team of facilitate what is called mass arrest processing. Planned goes as well as because there are i. T. Issues and the like that you have to deal with. Logistical issues with moving the folks. With insuring s that the folks that have been stopped and played under arrest treated respectfully and professionally. We do all of those things and we to all of those issues. Really, our number one goal when a large group like that is to get them in and out of Police Custody as quickly as possible. Reporter chief, how is it the u. S. Attorneys office, i cant the u. S. Is, Attorneys Office has dropped the charges against the people and saturday, action . U aware of that chief i think that when were done with this operational lot of there will be a discussions about that issue. I cant really comment on that right now. I dont know exactly how many cases or under what circumstance. Very well be. It does not necessarily mean end of the prosecutors, they may go back want video or additional evidence, thats where our efforts will begin. Reporter one quick question on timeline yesterday. How did you feel giving such ittle warning to the president ial movement that wasnt planned not unusual for unplanned president ial movements here in the city. The president and the vice resident will often make unplanned moves and they will notify us, because its unplanned. The president sometimes has to respond to things that are schedule and our federal partners will notify us and let us know. Not unusual. Reporter are you concerned at all that that damages the people on p now that the streets have with police, it changes whats that . The fact that the use f force was so yeah, i am concerned whenever there is a Police Action that aints Police Officers in a negative light because what folks will do, they will attribute it back to all of us. Yes, i would say whenever a in a way ion is done that people its either true by erceived to be negative the police. That concerning me. Reporter going back to the federal authorities that have more involved yesterday . Chief i would like to have more information on the thought process before i comment. Thats just the nature. The mayor is more in tune to her reaction. I want to get a little bit more information and of course, if i saw something that i thought was untoward, i would talk to my that. L partners to reporter mayor, your reaction to that . I have talked to this and tried to make this distinction and hopefully i have done it well. See it again. The metropolitan Police Service t, the secret and park police Work Together all the time. Lafayette imes in park and presentations, i want to be careful about painting that relationship or on just those Law Enforcement agencies. And all, when its said one and all of us are done, we they are going to be working together in our city. Tweeting beyond shameful, how do you channel that, how do you get that back who may have been involved in the decisionmaking there to say this is not ok in district, et cetera . Ongoing will have conversations. Right now at hand, we have a in, we have we are an Emergency Response in the district and were going to work with all of the federal agencies who are here. Let going to continue to the people know who are decisions for these that how wrong we think it is make us t doesnt safer. Reporter mayor bowser, what orries you more, the prospect of more Property Damage or is it prospect of more they all worry me. I dont have the luxury of not worried about the safety and protection of every aspect District Of Columbia. Our Police Community relations, first right to demonstrate peaceably in the mayhem in columbia, the District Of Columbia including smashing windows and the luxurydont have of picking the one that i want to deal with. Deal with them all. Yes. Eporter mayor bowser, the president s ominous message worse, is there something you can say today to down . Things say this. Er i can i dont think that the military used on the streets of American Cities against americans. I definitely dont think it done for show. Explain chief, can you the role of unified command, it, who is in charge at the top making the decisions . Sure, i talked about that in great detail, i want to say, operations on ed saturday. Whenever you establish unified decision ou bring in makers from the agencies that washington, in d. C. , those agencies have and inconsistent urisdictions, unified command to make decisions. You have multiple agencies. Reporter arent there multiple city right now . Chief there are. We have a number of command throughout the city where our federal and local communicate including our please headquarters. Reporter chief, three things quick, were there any charges for wearing a mask . Not that im aware of. For wearing a mask . Some confusion about that charge. In the District Of Columbia, mask and certainly wearing a mask to protect yourself from covid is not illegal. That wearing a mask is illegal, is if you place mask on with the intent to commit a crime. I cant remember the last time made an arrest like that. I dont think there was one last night. Was there any pepper spray in any of the residences street . Chief i asked that question multiple times. We are going to have multiple cameras that we have to review before i can say 100 certainty. From the command officials that were on the scene, the answer to no. R question is reporter where were the munitions used . Chief in the area around judiciary. Eporter pepper balls and pepper spray. C. S. Gas was used and sting balls. There may have been other pepper spray, and sting balls, i dont have it if it was, aof me, limited nature. Eporter it was used to disperse a crowd . We are forming lines, pepper spray can be used folks back. I heard, particularly with the arrest, i heard over the Radio Monitoring that the telling fficial was officers not to deploy munitions ecause once the group was closed in that he was telling them because they have nowhere to escape. He thought it would be unsafe very good call by official. And mayor i dont know if it was the case last night, it was the case during our response that some of the bangs pops heard or the demonstrators that had fireworks things that have been weekend, ughout this and i know sometimes i was reading along and people say i and a bang, i heard a pop thats not necessarily a police munitions. I think there is being the curfew rescinded . Mayor we have made no decisions extending it beyond tonight and we have thought long about the curfew time about, debated it especially as it relates to voting and how we can send a vote message that you can all the way through 8 00 and were going to continue to that message. At finally, it boiled down to Public Safety decision and that saw people leaving to be compliant with the curfew and allows t happens, that the police to focus on the people who are bent on breaking and being destructive. To the ink that it was good over a couple of nights for Public Safety. Yes. Quick question, military that helicopter low flying, what are as a houghts on that wise and the Ripple Effect the way it has people enforcement. Chief that was a federal asset. Hat decision was made by a federal agency to do that. Dont know if it was helpful, i can say that. Helpful now if it was and if asked in the future if that was a helpful tactic, my would be no. Reporter and, mayor, can i ask you about voting. Have you voted yet, what are your plans for voting . Mayor im voting after this. Reporter in person. Mayor yes. Reporter are you telling us who voting for, not a lot of wouldnt mind having a little sound on for everybody st watching, this is our primary. District of e columbia i think six council on the ballot, a r wards will be nominating councilmember and two, i guess, on one of the at large is the ballot now for the democratic primary. This year because of covid and a pandemic, there has been heavy focus over the last weeks, i think one of the first probably in the first eek where we are at the d. O. H. Command center, the chairman of the board of elections briefed about how the board f elections would focus on mailin ballots. The concern was that because of not want to would go to inperson voting. Concern about a poll workers not being able to because of workers covid and the decision was made go to, by the board to go to 22 Voting Centers across the and heavily emphasize mailing in the ballot. I dont have all of the numbers front of me, mark, but there request for eavy mailin ballots and a lot of people across the district of voted. Ia have already if you were one of those people who requested a mailin ballot, today. E to mail it in it has to be postmarked today for it to count. People who e of the wants to vote in person, inperson voting has been open ince may 22 every day with the exception of memorial day and today is the last day to vote in person, election day. 8 00 lls are open until p. M. I have been struck by the light voting at all of the centers throughout this period lot suggests to me that a f people are taking advantage of mailing in their ballots. And so which is will the in to our decision. So people go out and vote, you now. Do it you can vote at any of the 22 where you dless of live and all of your races, your vote outsideif you f your ward will still appear on your ballot. So go vote. That type of politics from this podium. Im happy to let you know where go vote and ill tell you all about my choices. Say to what would you residents tonight that might be frustrated they might not get of the tonight because outstanding mailin ballots . Going to feel unusual for washingtonians. People from the other washington it tell you thats how works, if you want to do mailin ballots, you dont get results that night. Is. Ts just how it you cant have it both ways. O i will both personally frustrated by that but ill get over it. Tell us when theyll count all of the ballots. They allow at least, im not at , i think they allow least 10 days for the mailin to arrive. Yes. Reporter the Elections Office aid this morning after the polls close at 8 00, probably before 9 00, they will release and all ofys voting the ballots that they have in point unted up to that which is about 30,000, recognizing theyll have many ore to go so youll have some indication, but you wont have results like we know. My last question the Voting Centers or the as well . Allots reporter the Voting Centers today and all absentee ballots have been counted through today this morning was about 30,000. Many more after that. The chief. Estion for chief, for people who want to est peacefully today im glad youre not asking me who im voting for, thank you. [laughter] reporter yeah, i thought it was an appropriate question myself. Ok. S for people who want to peacefully protest, there are near the National Shrine right now can you assure he citizens that those who are protesting peacefully will not be subject by any actions of your department or by any of the that are now in the city that are feeling for to take action gainst civil disobedience or not disobedience. Hief we always welcome protesters in the District Of Columbia. If you asked me why the able to s were not continue past 7 00 p. M. , that was because of the agitators who city. Oyed our they really are the ones that are responsible for silencing who want of the people their voice to be heard. And so i think that it would be so we get through this can get our protesters back out can hear their voice. Mayor thank you. Announcer cspans washington journal. Every day we are taking your calls on news of the day will be discuss policy issues that impact you. Coming up wednesday morning, a discussion of the Senate Judiciary hearing on the crossfire hurricane investigation with zach cohen. We will talk about the protest following George Floyds killing with heather mcdonald. Us tossman al green joins discuss the continuing protests nationwide. Watch washington Journal Wednesday morning and join the discussion with your calls and comments, Text Messages and tweets. Ottawa,s conference in Justin Trudeau responded to a question on the racial tensions and civil unrest in the u. S. Heres what he had to say. You have been reluctant to comment on the words and actions of the u. S. President but trump is calling for military action against protesters. We saw them tear guests yesterday we saw them tear gassed yesterday. We would like to hear your comment. If you do not come in what message are you sending if you do not comment, what message are you sending . Ande all watch in horror consternation about what is going on in the united states. It is a time to pull people together. It is a time to listen. It is a time to learn what injustice continues despite progress over decades. Us, thes a time for canadians, to recognize that we too have challenges. Black canadians face discrimination as a reality every single day. There is systemic discrimination in canada. Our systems treat canadians of color differently than they do others. It is something that many of us do not see, but it is a lived reality for racialized canadians. We need to see that, not just as a government, and take action, but we need to see that as canadians. We need to be allies in the fight against his termination. We need to listen. We need to learn. We need to work hard to figure out how we can be part of the solution on fixing things. The government has done a number of things of the past years, but there is a lot more to do and we will continue to do it because we see you. We see the discrimination racialized canadians lives every single day. Coverage a look at the wednesday. 10 00 a. M. Eastern on cspan, rod rubinstein talk testifies before the Senate Judiciary committee as part of the investigation into the pfizer process and how it was used during the russia probe. That is followed by the confirmation hearing for russell to be white house budget director at 2 30 p. M. Eastern. Speaks with clyburn the Washington Post about Race Relations and that nationwide protests over the death of george floyd. The scent is back at 10 00 a. M. To consider executive and judicial nominations. Cspan3 at 9 00 a. M. Eastern, a confirmation hearing for the nominees picked to serve as members of the u. S. Postal Service Board of governors. Now a look at how states are responding to the coronavirus with the governors of colorado, michigan, and arkansas. They talk about testing capacity, reopening guidelines, and what the federal government can do to provide further assistance. 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