>> but atkins recanted.inia graham, one of the two fellow jail inmates atkins had confessed to. graham told the jury how atkins giddily described the tate and labianca murders. >> there wasn't a sign of e. morse of anything. in fact, it was almost very boastful. >> and atkins vowed they were just getting started, said graham. they had a plan to murder a-list celebrities. >> it was tom jones, elizabeth taylor, steve mcqueen, and frank sinatra. they were going to skin him alive and make purses out of it and sell it on hollywood boulevard. >> virginia graham's testimony made the front page. one of many headlines in a trial that lasted some seven months. >> jury, hearing the charges against charles manson and three girl members of his so-called family, brought in its verdict this afternoon. all were found guilty of murder in the first degree. >> mansond several members of the family were sentenced to death for the tate and labianca murders. a careermaking victory for prosecutor vincent bugliosi, who was emphatic

ro hello, i'm ros atkins.n the next 30 minutes we will have the latest on the coronavirus outbreak. we begin in italy, where new restrictions are in place and the death toll is passed 600 and the number of cases is passed 10,000. travel restrictions across the whole country, and public engatherings are forbi there's economic uncertainty in a range ofor. there was particular pressure oi aviation and t. visiting will hand --uhan at the center of the outbreak. this is president xi trying to nd a message that china is in control of the situation. we will update you on the situation in the u.s. and ask whetr rates of testings so much lower than it is in some other countries. ros: this graphic from the johns hopkins coronavirus research center shows the total number of viconfirmed coros cases around the world. it stands atore than 118,000, with more than 4000 people having lt their lives. countries such as l aanon, morocc the democratic republic of congo reported their first cases. others are announcing border closu

that was ross atkins and the outside source team. our website. there's a guide from our medical correspondent on what you need to do if you are told to self—isolate. just log on to bbc.com/news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: what exactly is a pandemic? we look at the definition and other pandemics in recent history. also on the programme: how a bbc report helped reunite an indonesian migrant worker with the family he hadn't seen for 15 years. the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief. this the worst terrorist atrocity on european soil in modern times. in less than 2a hours then the soviet union lost an elderly sick leader and replaced him with a dynamic figure 20 years his junior. we heard these gunshots in the gym. then he came out through a fire exit and started firing at our huts. god, we were all petrified. james earl ray, aged 41, sentenced to 99 years and due for parole when he's 90, travelled from memphis jail to nashville state prison in an eight—car convoy. paul, what's it feel like

peter hotez for vaccine development in houston and our msnbc kimberly atkins for boston public news. dr. hotez, having watched the white house, we have not played that sound today. having watched donald trump today in the white house, help me if you can, is it your sense right now that the government that there is some lack of clarity about this. the president turned on the switch here or still remains to be done? >> yeah, i don't know in the working zone but first of all, i would like to say that i was really impressed with the mayor of los angeles, his comments. of all my talking points, he hit all of them. and that was a great example of what we want to hear from mayors across the nation. congratulations to the mayor. one of the things that there are two-points that i would like to add onto that, that are important to stress now. one is we have a vulnerable group of hospital workers, front line healthcare workers right now and physicians and nurses getting exposed to the virus. we got to figure out a way to get them protected equipment and implement therapies including antibody. t

kim atkins, let me give you a theoretical. member of congress, house or senate, from a bright red state reacting to this virus, which of course knows no distinction between red states or blue. some of them are hearing a vastly different picture from back home than they're hearing from the white house briefing room. >> they are. and although we have seen the impact of this virus so far really impacting bigger cities in terms of things like numbers of cases or even numbers of deaths, it tends to be higher in more densely populated cities. it's also hitting port cities on the coast harder economically right now than others. but this is going to spread. it's beginning to hit industries like farming, agriculture, very soon because we're not by any indication at the peak of this. this isn't plateauing yet. it's only going up. it's going to hit just about every industry. it's going to hit the heartland and it's really not going to matter whether a state is red or blue. it will all feel the impact of covid-19. the fact that they will

nick, adrian atkin says, four had booked to go to spain in march, including a trip to madrid, which isdown. my travel company has refunded my hotel but not the flight, because they say the flight was non—refundable. my insurance will not pay out either, i paid out on my credit card, is there anything i can do? as ijust said, if your insurance doesn't cover travel disruption, you won't have any luck with that. the credit card will not help you. but it depends on how you booked your holiday. if you put both these arrangements, the flights and the hotel with the same travel company, they are obliged to refund the flight element as well, because it sounds like a package holiday. it is covered specifically under regulations on packages and tour operators. so i would keep pushing for a refund of your flight. if you don't have any luck, then go directly to the airline. doctor jarvis, a man is on his way from belgium ina jarvis, a man is on his way from belgium in a car coming back via eurotunnel tomorrow. he says i don't have any symptoms, do i have to self—isolate when i get home to northamp

kimberly atkins, senior washington correspondent for wbur, boston's npr news station. and ian bremmer is back with us, the founder and president of the eurasia group. his expertise in global affairs with a particular eye on the relationship between political risk and financial markets. he also happens to be the host of g zero world on pbs. good evening and welcome to you all. kimberly, i'd like to begin with you. a week ago tonight the nba season was canceled. a week ago today people were wondering, almost a parlor game, wonder which celebrity will possibly come down with coronavirus. the virus was -- impressed us all when it started at the top of the chain when we learned tom hanks and rita wilson were in quarantine in australia, that is to say, a week has passed. should congress have passed what they did faster? >> congress should be working as fast as humanly possible. the one thing that this variety and the fact that people are staying away from each other, social distancing, is that congress -- members of congress, many members, have opened up virtual town halls a

. >> joining me, don callaway and kimberly atkins, boston's npr station. i'm going to start with shaquille reporting that sanders is pivoting away from mississippi, he's on his way to michigan. standers pull sanders pulled off an upset in michigan. "the new york times" writes the change in plan suggests that mr. sanders will not challenge mr. biden for the support of black voters in the south, a vital base in the democratic party and is instead going all in on the midwest as he tries to compete with mr. biden for working class voters there. give me your thoughts on this. is bernie sanders right to focus on the midwest instead of trying to make a play for some of those gel da delegates in the deep south? >> he's wrong. i would refer sanders to the source awards "the south got something to say." it's a lesson that senator sanders has not learned. i understand he's not going to win mississippi. what you have to do is make a play. you have to show african-american voters that you are interested in at least talking to them and not interested in conceding them.

hello, this i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.h would make him still one seat short of a majority. deaths from the coronavirus have surpassed 3—thousand worlwide, with italy reporting a steep rise in infections. the speed of infections comes with this warning from the who. this is a unit virus with unit features. this virus is not influenza. we are in uncharted territory. we'll look at how another country — iran — is ramping up its response to the outbreak as it reports a fifty percentjump in infections. the taliban has resumed its attack on government forces into tears after signing a government deal of us. —— two days. let's return now on the israel election. it's their third trip to the polls in less than a year, and according to the exit polls, this time it's been a positive result for the incumbent benjamin netanyahu. this exit poll comes from channel 13. keep in mind that for a majority a party needs 61 seats. it has benjamin netanyahu's likud party with 37 seats. his main competitor benny gantz‘s blue and white party with 3

atkin? >> dana: that was governor of ohio, so they were supposed to be an election there today, a primary election. they decided to postpone that until june 2nd. he was explaining how that would work, mail-in ballots will continue, june 2nd is their target date and they will have more for you today because the governor of ohio will be on your world with cavuto at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. now let's head out west, health officials -- ordering around 7 million people in multiple san francisco area counties to have shelter in place for the next three weeks so shutting down businesses excluding hospitals in the grocery stores, and pharmacies. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse is live in los angeles with more peer this month has come as quite a shock to people. >> it definitely did and they said earlier that this bay area lockdown may provide a rollback for other hot spots around the country but right now, the president said a few hours ago that wasn't called for. residents and seven cal

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.ead and severity and by the alarming levels ofan severity and by the alarming levels of an action. we will focus on the situation and italy where doctors are telling as it is desperate and some of the hospitals where they are working. the uk government injects billions of pounds into the british economy to help businesses affected by the spread of the virus. whether it is millions of pounds or billions of

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. governments around the world are tightening restrictions as the coronavirus continues to spread. the uk advice — avoid social contact, don't travel, don't go to the pub. borisjohnson said the measures were tough but necessary i believe they are overwhelmingly worth it to slow the spread of the disease, to reduce the peak, to save life, minimise suffering and to give oui’ life, minimise suffering and to give our nhs the chance to cope. president macron orders the whole country to stay at home — or risk being punished. he says france is "at war" with the coronavirus. president trump tells americans not to send their children to school — and to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people. if everybody makes this change or these critical changes and sacrifices now, we will rally together as one nation. the panic on financial markets continues unabated with the biggest fall in stocks on wall street since 1987. we'll bring you the latest on the pandemic from london, paris, washington, and wall

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. global financial institutions are trying to limit the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak. the us central bank has slashes interest rates by 0.5% — citing the ‘evolving risks‘ from the coronavirus. while the world bank has just announced funding for countries dealing with outbreaks. meanwhile the global death rate from the coronavirus is 3.4% — which is far higher than the seasonal flu. the who is warning that despite these new figures, hoarding masks and goggles is putting medical workers at risk. shortages are leaving doctors, and nurses and otherfront line health workers dangerously ill equipped to care for covid—19 patients. meanwhile, many of you around the world are wondering, is it still 0k to shake hands? this is what people in wuhan are doing. in other stories we'll cover — the eu pledges $780 million in aid to greece as thousands of migrants try to cross the border from turkey and it's super tuesday in the us — the most important day so far in the democratic race to

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hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the world health organisation declares the corona virus outbreak — a pandemic. the virus is now in 118 countries — with more than 4,300 deaths. we are deeply concerned, both by the alarming levels of spread and severity and by the alarming levels ofan severity and by the alarming levels of an action. we will focus on the situation and italy where doctors are telling as it is desperate and some of the hospitals where they are working. the uk government injects billions of pounds into the british economy to help businesses affected by the spread of the virus. whether it is millions of pounds or billions of pounds, what ever it needs, what ever it costs, we stand behind our nhs. the disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein is sentenced to 23 years in prison by a judge in new york, after being convicted last month of sexual assault and rape. the coronavirus outbreak has been declared a pandemic. here's the who earlier. we are deeply concerned both by the alarming levels of spread and severi

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hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. italy announces a newjump in cases of coronavirus and the highest number of deaths from the disease outside china. the italian government is shutting down all schools and universities as it tries to stop the spread of the virus. after super tuesday primaries in the us, billionaire michael bloomberg drops out of the race for the democratic nomination, instead he's backing this man. we are very much alive! and make no mistake about it, this campaign will send donald trump packing. biden and bernie sanders are now vying for the right to take on donald trump in november. the greek government denies it, but the bbc is told that two syrian migrants who were trying to illegally enter greece from turkey have been shot dead. are you sure they were dead, i say. they're dead, it was in front of me, and he shows me where they were hit. let me bring you up to date on every element of the coronavirus outbreak. first — italy — where all schools and universities will close on thursday and will stay c

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. ♪ ros: i am ross atkins with "outside source."story is that the world health organization has said in the past 24 hours as ost nine tire coronavirus cases have been reported outside china then inside. in washington state, six deaths have been reported. let's return now to the coronaviruow outbreak andt is affecting iran. the latest death toll there is 66. still unclear what exactly is happening wh the virus in iran. ther of cases has doubled to over 1500. here is the tehran times, which o the states, sin one of those that rise is an advisor to iran's supreme leader. despite a sharp increase in statistics, there is evidence to suggesthe number of caseser and the nuf deaths is higher still. here is the head of the who saying the chance of flight going from to buy it -- a charter flight from tehran -- had sent in medical supplies. this is theyealth minister. announced 300,000 workers go door toin door te people. there are doubts about this tactic. let's get more from bbc. >> people are very skeptical about the plan, mainly because of

this hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. this is the scene at the party. him. are celebrations here at the election party in tel aviv, this is the closest israel has come in a year to be able to solve its political deadlock. the death toll in the coronavirus outbreak has passed 3000

my name is stephen atkins. i am chief of an indian tribe. it illuminates the bloodthirsty, land grabbing invaders that set forth against town may 14, 1607, and less than three years later, lord delaware ordered the dissemination of the tribe, and by 1629, 9 out of 10 of the virginia woodland indians had perished, so the story that you told really resonates with me, because forced removal for the indiansminy and other occurred in 1646, and the acrossent of education the states had skillfully, artfully left out that history, so we are surrounded by a culture that is largely ignorant of the tragedies that occurred among the indigenous people, beginning may 14, 1607. [applause] councilor baker: thank you. we have had the same problem in our oklahoma textbooks, at least when i was growing up, there was firstly, nothing about the indian tribes. where oklahoma history firstly started with the land runs and our land from 1839. they have improved somewhat, but not to the degree that they should. >> what is the status of those cherokees that did not d

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. infections and deaths from coronavirus continue to mount — the contagion shows no sign of slowing. switzerland and the uk report their first deaths. while italy's death toll has gone up to 148. the who suggests some governments aren't taking the crisis seriously. this is not a dream. this is not the time to give up. this is not a time of excuses. and as the virus spreads — so too has misinformation. we'll explain why a video of a woman eating a bat added to some of the false reports of the origins of coronavirus. i will not be running for president of the 2020 but i guarantee that i will stay in the fight. we saw that one coming. elizabeth warren has ended her bid for the white house. that leaves bernie sanders and joe biden to battle it out for the democratic nomination. london's high court rules the billionnaire ruler of dubai, let's take as long as we need to give you an update on the coronavirus. the global death toll is passed 3000. swipe and there are more than 96,000 confirmed

to you've used in the migrant surge to pressure europe over the syrian conflict a spokesperson for atkins called the development a threat to the national security of the country the escalating situation now poses the toughest test for greece since the last 2015 financial crisis middle east analyst and i walk off believes the refugee problem or not and as long as fighting continues in syria. it was earlier than once what the turkish authorities found is some cover for their operations immediately they want europe to become a stakeholder for the their operation say upon a long. no more refugees and crossed the border between syria and turkey that in a sense just defies for arming the likes of dribble from a strong feeling against the syrian army properly and school saluting the problem rather than solving the problem because the only way this problem is going to be solved by syria restoring its you know territorial integrity in people going back to their homes as long as there is fighting there will always be fighting as long as there is a bit of syrian land outside syrian government contro

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ros atkins and the outside source team have more.pening with the coronavirus in iran. the number of cases has doubled to over 1500. and this is the tehran times confirming that one of them is an advisor to the iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei. now despite the sharp increase in the statistics, there's evidence to suggest the number of cases and deaths is higher still. this is the head of the who saying they've sent staff and medical supplies to tehran to help fight the virus. and iran's government is shifting gears. this is iran's health minister. he's announced that 300,000 health workers will go door to door testing people. but there are doubts about this tactic. here's taraneh stone from bbc monitoring. so, people are very sceptical about the plan, mainly because of the scale of the project. there are 80 million people in the country, 31 provinces, 27 of which are gripped by the virus, so people are asking how are they going to knock on every single door, even in the areas that are harder to reach, and do they have eno

nick, adrian atkin says, four of us had booked to go to spain in march, including a trip to madrid whichravel company has refunded my hotel but not the flight. refunded my hotel but not the flight. because they say the flight was non—refundable. my insurance won't pay out either, i paid a credit card, is there anything i can do? asi credit card, is there anything i can do? as ijust said, if your insurance doesn't cover travel disruption then you won't have any luck with that. the credit card will not help you. it does depend on how you booked your holiday. if you put both these arrangements, the flights and hotel with the same travel company, then they are obliged to refund the flight element as well, because it sounds like a package holiday. so it is covered specifically under regulations on packages and tour operators. sol would keep pushing for a refund of your flight. if you don't have any luck, then go directly to the airline. drjarvis, this man is on his way from belgium in a car coming back eurotunnel. he says, i don't have any symptoms, do i have to self—isolate when i get home to

rachel atkins narrated it printed in 10000 by alex. [screaming]. [inaudible].ng]. >> i am a little choked up. we are in ireland, for nothing to see here. [screaming]. ♪ i'm kind of blown away. i am super honored by this. i love this book so much. i feel really at my most useful getting to read these books out loud to other people. in this book in particular meant so much to me. i fell in love with it completely. and the that it resonates with people, means the world to me. i am kind of overwhelmed by that. i have to think suzanne mitchell, harper collins, he thought of me. it was a huge hit. thank you so much. thank you to everybody listens to the book and listens to audiobooks. it is a real honor, thank you so much. [applause]. >> best male narrator nominees are. >> best male narrator, the dutch house by in patches, narrated by tom hanks. robert at home is narrator. [inaudible]. narrated by jd jackson. [screaming]. [applause]. narrated by peter. [applause]. >> and the audio goes to kingdom. [applause]. ♪ my name is robert and i would like to accept this award.

atkin pointed out this also lags behind and the confirmations are behind and so we have consulted every expert that we can find and read everything we can read and so again we are relying in the decisions that we make on what we know and the best available scientific data that we can get our hands on. this morning pretty early i started getting some emails and texts from people in different locations in ohio and each one that sent me something actually sent a picture were concerned about the crowded bars in their area last night. we talked about and we've set a limit of 100 people and we've talked a lot in the last few days about social distancing and the necessity of people remaining apart from each other, at least 6 feet. we also are learning and we continue to learn as this moves forward how contagious this coronavirus is. several things i've read indicate it's twice as contagious as the flu. we also know that it's much, much more deadlier than the flu. so the social distancing is -- is absolutely vitally, vitally important. after looking at this picture and hearing from people, lite

tony atkins and incredible leadership of our senate and her colleagues as well as the assembly leadershipy this is the moment we need to work together. and with unanimous support, they advanced that billion-plus dollars. and we will use that money thankfully, lively, but with a deep sense of urgency to meet this moment. we also recognize that northbound to meet this moment, we need to prepare for the capacity. that will ultimately transpire. if our projections as it relates to a surge in our hospital systems. and that's why you have a number of people that are behind me. we just left a meeting with all the leaders in state, hospital leaders. some of th representatives. our doctors and nurses and the like. folks that are on truly the front lines. we talked about the current inventory of assets throughout the state of california. a hospital system just to be specific. that includes 416 hospitals that currently that currently has over 75,000, just shy of 75,000 licensed beds. 78,000 staffed beds and a surge capacity of just over 10,000 beds. so capacity is roughly 88,000, roughly 90,000 beds

. -- [applause] >> narrated by rachel atkins.,000 doors of january by alex haro narrated by january the more. [applause] >> i am a little choked up. mayor in ireland for nothing to see here. [applause] ♪ >> i am kind of blown away. i am supremely honored by this. i love books so much and i feel at my most useful getting to read these books out loud to other people. this book in particular meant so much to me it swept me off my feet, i fell in love with it completely and the fact that it resonates with people means the world to me. i'm overwhelmed by that. i think suzanne mitchell at harper audio. she thought of me and it was a huge gift. thank you so much. thank you to everybody who listened to the book and listens to audiobooks. it is a real honor. thank you so much. [applause] >> my old job, best male narrator nominees are. >> best male narrator. the dutch house by and patchett narrated by tom hanks. everything is ruminated by jonathan force narrated by robert petbomb. kingdom of the blind by louise penny narrated by robert tra

>>california senate pro tem a president pro tem toni atkins from san diego responded.nt you see on your screen that reads in part quote we have to be better than just leaving all these people out and see these are americans on board families seniors and others. all wanting nothing more than to be safe and to get treatment if they need it. any attempt to use these passengers as pawns or scapegoats for political coverage. our cover rather has to be rejected by anyone with a working moral compass. you can prepare for long lines and limited supplies of grocery stores and pharmacies this is pretty much what you'll see at many stores around the bay area some are completely out of sanitizing products walgreens in pleasant hill for instance has been has been sold out of hand sanitizers and disinfectant wipes for a week now. the store says it's unclear when the next shipment will come in because the product is coming from china which is the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak the shelves at lunardi has market in walnut creek are also bear an employee there says they've been s

. >> senior correspondent kimberly atkins and political reporter, katy click. ladies, welcome.ooker and kamala harris had fiery moments with joe biden during the debates. what prompted these endorsements? >> look if you look at their campaigns, they ran, you know, a little bto bit to the right of some of the candidates, certainly to the right of bernie sanders. it seems that they were more naturally aligned to back joe biden at this point in the campaign. there was a lot of consternation i remember during those moments about the democrats being able to unite at this point. and i thought at the time, you know, that's what prime reeds are for, for people to try to distinguish themselves on the debate stage and campaign trail. right now certainly since south carolina, it seems clear that the voters are indicating that they are ready to begin rallying behind a candidate, and that candidate is joe biden, and it seems that a lot of the other candidates are following suit, after it became clear that they themselves did not have a path to the nomination, particularly with buttigieg and

kimberley atkins. we missed you so much i forgot your whole fancy title. and former dnc senior advisor, plus robert costa, national political reporteder for "the washington post." and elizabeth warren's withdrawal from the race. >> just got back from burlington, vermont and when you talk to senator sanders campaign, they're waiting to see what senator warren would like to dee. but her allies say she's going to take her time, she's not necessarily going to jump to support senator sanders. she sees herself as someone with political capitol, capitol she's willing to spend to shape her own party's agenda, not just throw her weight immediately behind a former rival. >> is it a forgone conclusion that when she endorses, it will be sanders or is there reporting suggesting she's looking at joe biden? >> my reporting, based on reporting with top democratic officials is she could go towards biden. let me be clear. but her relationship with senator sanders has fraiked tloutd the course of the campaign for men of the reasons we've discussed and because of that, she's

and so what it tells us is all the people i have been consulting from doctors, amy atkin who's doing a great job is my health expert. everyday counts so much. you can't wait, you got to move very quickly and these are tough decisions. we are inconveniencing people and making people's lives change. everything we are doing is to sha save lives. >> on wednesday, i think you announced six cases and thursday, 13 and friday 26. we can do basic math here, double, double of what dr. fauci said. i am sure you are not excited of your 2:00 p.m. briefing today. did you have any indication that anything is bending this curve? >> you know as the expert telling me we are way behind as what we know. our testing is just now ramming up. some other hospitals are basically coming online in their ability to test. we'll see the number of tests going up dramatically. what i am telling the people of ohio, none of this should be a surprise. we know there is a bunch of people out there carrying this virus around. that's part of the message to young people who are not so worried about. you may not get really,

we got the legislator, toni atkins to put in an additional $100 million of emergency aid that we made available to the school district. for cleaning, protocols. sites we are operational from minor distance-learning or for food distributions that those sites are safe. those protocols, those processes, those procedures are available and we distributed them throughout the school system, recognizing that there are many parts that one body, meaning one size does not fit all. these were guidelines and not directives. , itou're in tulare county is a very different condition and environment in terms of resources. community resources, and on-site school resources than perhaps and other large, urban or suburban districts. i would direct you to those guidelines which are available on our website across the board. just google those guidelines. if you need any help, get my team to get them to you specifically. >> because of social distancing, signature gathers for november ballot initiatives cannot be out on a street collecting those. will you have any intention by pushing the deadline of when the

atkin, and what she says is that we will reach a point where we won't test people. you know, would it be nice to know exactly where we are, yes. but we can pretty much extrapolate from what the experts are telling us where we are, and that is where the figure of 100,000 that we could have in the state of ohio, and so we are going to get to the point not too distant future where there are so many people infected in the country that you will stop doing testing anyway. i won't minimize that, but we have to focus everyday and as governor of the state, i have to focus on what i can to protect the people of the state, and the actions we took today are going to clearly save lives and slow this thing down. >> everybody is hoping for that. and one big political question, how is the crisis going to affect ohio's democratic primary which is next tuesday? >> i have no idea. i just have been so focused on this, and you know, like, i don't know. the one thing that we saw of course and i was asked a few days ago about the rallies of the two candidates and i said, look, i cannot te

. >>> right now i'd like to bring in kimberly atkins. she's a senior washington news correspondent and a msnbc contributor. i want to begin with you. a lot of back and forth on the hill about that stimulus package. what is the latest? >> there's a lot of anxiety on capitol hill. senator rand paul became the first senator to test positive for covid-19. he's the third member of congress to test positive. all of this is happening in the background while congress is trying to negotiate a package. the latest we're seeing is that democrats and republicans remain far apart on the proposal. democrats are demanding protection for workers and bail out money that businesses get. they want worker protections such as preventing businesses from firing employees. they want to stop the businesses from engaging in stock buybacks. they say the provisions there are too weak. they want stronger unemployment insurance and some members of the senate like bernie sanders, the presidential candidate, wants the checks that go to americans to be much more generous

kimberly atkins, and anthony scaramucci. he was former white house communications director in the trump administration. adam, you were in the room last night when mayor pete delivered the speech. take us inside. >> well, it was really a full circle moment for the mayor. last time i was in that room was in february when he launched his memoir "shortest way home." it was a fascinating scene. at that time last february, there were a few local reporters and me were there. last night, you saw more. he built a national presence and national organization in just a year. in the room last night, supporters were tear filled, shaking hands, celebrating, but it was really one of the most emotional speeches i've heard buttigieg give. one of the most fiery speeches i heard him give. >> what a year he's had. not long ago, he was mayor of the 363rd largest city in the u.s.. >> he is impossible not to like, you talk leadership, that was a leadership moment for him. looking at the landscape, he doesn't want bernie sanders to get the plurality

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source.utting down all schools and universities as it tries to stop the spread of the virus. after super tuesday primaries in the us, billionaire michael bloomberg drops out of the race for the democratic nomination, instead he's backing this man. we are very much alive! and make no mistake about it, this campaign will send donald trump packing. biden and bernie sanders are now vying for the right to take on donald trump in november.

>>california senate president pro tem toni atkins of san diego reacted with this statement it reads in part. we have to be better than this leading all these people out at sea, there are americans onboard families seniors, and others, all wanting nothing more than to be safe and to get treatment if they need it. any attempt to use these passengers as ponds are scapegoats for political cover has to be rejected by anyone with a working moral compass. >>well you may need to prepare for long lines or limited supplies of grocery stores and pharmacies this is pretty much what you will see at many locations around the bay area they are out of cleaning products walgreens in pleasant hill has been sold out of hand sanitizer disinfectant wipes for a week. the store says it's unclear when the next shipment will come in because the product is coming from china and of course that is the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak and the shelves at lunardi is marketed wannacry also bear and employee says that they've been sold out of wives and sanitizer for a week and shoppers say it's a common theme eve

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.as gone up to 148. the who suggests some governments aren't taking the crisis seriously. this is not a dream. this is not the time to give up. this is not a time of excuses. and as the virus spreads — so too has misinformation. we'll explain why a video of a woman eating a bat added to some

try an atkins shake you'll see. >>> now your safe, your healthy, this is abc7 news. >> with many businesses closed until may, many businesses are doing what they can do to protect themselves from thieves breaking in. one shop owner in san francisco learned about this the hard way and now she is warning others. melanie woodrow has the surveillance video you'll see only on abc7 news. >> sweet & spark isn't closed for good. it just looks that way for now. co-owner jillian bremer cleared her story of its entire inventory after two people used a crowbar to break into around 1:00 a.m. friday two weeks into san francisco's shelter in place. the whole thing caught on surveillance video. bremer hasn't boarded up her store like others. >> there were boxes all over the floor, damage to the floor. it just was a mess. >> the store sells new clothing along with vintage jewelry, scarves and purses within seconds, the alarm sounded and the alarm company called bremer who called san francisco police. >> walking into the store in the middle of the night with the door just smashed in was really surreal. we ha

someone who has been self isolating for a few days now is of course ross atkins, of the bbc outside sourcetoms whatsoever, almost a week and going to be self isolated for 1a days after my wife and one of my daughters caught a couple of the symptoms which the government had asked us to look out for but they're both better now and so the four of us both better now and so the four of us will be spending another week here. it is exactly what the government is calling for. so this pictures over the weekend and a com plete pictures over the weekend and a complete disconnect with what many other people were doing.” complete disconnect with what many other people were doing. i sort of the reasons why borisjohnson has had to make the six urinary statement today. lots of people watching us who are in a similar situation to me were some in the family has shown a continuous cough and they been hunkering down their home not going out past the front door at all and following the strict restrictions. there are aware that other people have been going about their day to day lives normally. for these kind o