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Most recently, Andrea served as senior vice president/general merchandising manager for the Snacks, Beverages, Candy, Front-End and Convenience business. In this role, she orchestrated a rapid turnaround boosting topline sales with less inventory, spurred reinvigorated partnerships and innovations and raised customer experience scores via reimagined alcohol and checkout merchandising experiences. Prior to this role, Andrea served as VP of Home Office HR.

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Bohman comes to the UW with more than 20 years of technology, security and operations leadership experience. Bohman served as the chief information security officer, chief information officer and, most recently, vice president of operations at Central Washington University. He teaches classes on cybersecurity in the Department of Information Technology Administrative Management at CWU and is nationally certified at the highest levels of information and cybersecurity.

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Governor Cuomo: "The president had a much different tone yesterday, just the fact he was doing the coronavirus briefing in and of itself was a different signal. And we need that. We need the federal government to step up, acknowledge the problem. I think there's been too much denial for too long and we need the commitment of the federal government. So I welcome the president's posture. I welcome what he said about masks, now urging Americans to wear masks. I'd like him to take the next step, which is a federal executive order on masks. The health experts have said 40,000 more Americans will die because we don't have a mask policy. I mean, as incredible as that is, if you can sign a piece of paper that will save the life of 40,000 Americans why wouldn't you do that?"

Andrea Mitchell: And joining us now on the phone is New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Thank you very much, governor. I know you're concerned the lag in testing, which make the tests, the numbers of tests, really useless given this lag. And also the president's reversal on masks now. What are you seeing from the White House right now after the president's comments last night?

Governor Cuomo: Well, Andrea, thank you for having me. I think it's actually a good sign. The president had a much different tone yesterday, just the fact he was doing the coronavirus briefing in and of itself was a different signal. And we need that. We need the federal government to step up, acknowledge the problem. I think there's been too much denial for too long and we need the commitment of the federal government. So I welcome the president's posture. I welcome what he said about masks, now urging Americans to wear masks. I'd like him to take the next step, which is a federal executive order on masks. The health experts have said 40,000 more Americans will die because we don't have a mask policy. I mean, as incredible as that is, if you can sign a piece of paper that will save the life of 40,000 Americans why wouldn't you do that? On the testing, there is now a significant delay in many states on the testing results. That means the testing numbers you get today, the results you get today, are not really results from yesterday. They could be eight days ago, 10 days ago. So they could actually be misleading. We don't have that issue in New York but I've been working with a number of local governments and I'm seeing that issue across the country.

Andrea Mitchell: Now, you talked to the president, I believe, yesterday. Did you suggest that he sign the Defense Production Act and authorize more labs to be involved in processing, more equipment, reagents, the swabs, anything else that's needed in order to try to reduce that lag time?

Governor Cuomo: Yeah, I spoke to the president yesterday. I didn't talk about the Defense Production Act yesterday. I had previously made many statements about the Defense Production Act and needing American companies to actually get into this testing. And not just the testing, but it's more the supply chain, it's the re-agents that are the problem, because we need them desperately. And we knew this was going to happen, it was just a matter of time. And now it's happening. But when you say you don't get test results for eight days, 10 days, 12 days, that's a serious problem because the data then is not correct, there's a significant lag, and a person who is positive was out there for eight days spreading the virus by the time you even find out. So, eight-day testing, you wonder what the validity of it is at the end of the day.

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