Gov. Ralph Northam along with state health and safety officials gave an update on the fight against COVID-19 in Virginia.
Hit the play button below to watch the live stream, which was from 2 to 2:50 p.m. on Wednesday.
Watch Gov. Northam's COVID-19 update from Wednesday
Watch Gov. Northam's COVID-19 update from Wednesday
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam along with health and public safety officials gave an update on the state's fight against COVID-19.
One option is to use a crane to remove the protesters, but no direct action had been taken by Friday.