But it is true that it's up to the governors to make decisions about the executive orders that we've put in place.

And we don't have a king.

We have a president who's the boss during a pandemic.

This is the inside edition dot com Corona virus news for April 14th 2020.

President Trump and prominent governors air spat ing over when locked down orders are lifted.

And who gets to say so?

Illinois's governor spelled it out in a press conference.

We want to lift these orders as soon as we can.

We want to get things back to more normal a soon as we can.

But one thing that we have to pay attention to is what direction are these curves going and what are what is the advice that we're getting from again?

The scientists and the doctors who know more about immunology on about you know, all the issues of covert 19 then you know, then an elected official is not a doctor, New York's governor put it more bluntly.

It's not the law, it's not the Constitution.

We don't have a king.

We have a president President disagrees.

The authority of the president of the United States having to do with the subject we're talking about.

His total governors are assembling Multi State Council's to make decisions while the White House is forming its own committee on reopening the economy.

It's a battle that will likely continue despite First Lady Melania Trump's call for goodwill.

We're thinking of you and we are all in this together.

Elsewhere in Washington, D.

C.

The National Cathedral broadcast a message of thanks to healthcare workers.

US.

Healthcare will soon be getting support in the form of Corona virus tests.

In South Korea.

Workers low test kits into a shipping container.

600,000 tests are on their way to the U.

S.

However, health care workers in Mexico City held a protest.

They're demanding more personal protective gear and say they're not getting the resource.

Is they need.

Things were more subdued in Sri Lanka.

The country celebrated its new year this week, but the holiday mood under lock down was far from joyous.

According to Johns Hopkins University, the number of reported cases of Kobe 19 worldwide is nearly two million.

And here's more Corona virus coverage from the inside edition dot com team Some good news Doctors and nurses hope their smiling faces will provide much needed comfort to covert patients.

This respiratory therapist in San Diego came up with the idea.

He put a big laminated photo of himself smiling on the outside of his personal protection gear, shared his photo on Instagram.

Now other health care workers, like this Brooklyn doctor are joining the movement.

I thought it would make them feel better if they just knew there was a real person in there.

Dr.

Lena Sony covers up from head to toe while working on a covert ward.

I couldn't help but feel like they were almost getting scared of me in my suit.

And so I just felt like maybe just putting them at ease, like by seeing it like a picture of me.

The patients really had a wonderful connection to it.

I think they deserve to see just normal people around them.

Hi, guys.

After John Krasinski is surprising these Boston Healthcare heroes, the Red Sox is giving them four season tickets for life.

They also visited Fenway Park where they threw out the first pitch of the indefinitely delayed 2020 seasons.

Now Stephanie officer with a story about creative quarantining.

I'm working on a story about a guy named John Griffin.

John Griffin got so stir crazy that he thought to himself, You know, I climbed the flights of my three story home 800 times a day.

I must have climbed the equivalent of the height of Mount Everest by the time this whole warranty, anything is over.

But then he actually did it.

And let me tell you, you probably be surprised at what kept him going.

Was able to maintain him throughout the whole process.

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