jeanne: hello. at the heart of our story today is the constitutional role of the house of representatives in deciding a presidential election, such as the one in 1824, an election where no candidate received a majority in the electoral college. this had only happened once before, the election of 1800, when thomas jefferson tied with his vice presidential running mate, aaron burr. it is somewhat odd that it hadn't happened more than one time before because the framers of the constitution actually envisioned it happening pretty frequently. they thought that because they believed that favorite sons from the various states would run in each of the quadrennial elections and as a result there would be no majority in the electoral college. that would throw it into the house of representatives. they chose the house because it is considered the people's house. the frequency of the elections, of course, make it more responsive to the will of the people. this was the mechanism envisioned. now, if someone did r

jeanne: absolutely.was supposed to be voting yesterday, but they postponed due to the coronavirus. but three states continued, florida, illinois, and arizona. while in person voting was down in all three states, voting was up in florida and arizona. it was down a little bit by reports in illinois. the reason it was up is because those states are allowing early voting and mail ballot voting. that is going to be a lesson for all of these things going forward during this coronavirus crisis. david: that's the question going forward. things keep getting tighter and tighter and worse and worse. are we going to be able to have the rest of the primaries? jeanne: we don't know yet. a few states have already postponed as ohio did. georgia did, and a few others. they may postpone, or they may go the way of florida and arizona and do more mail ballot and early voting. people are even talking about drive-by balloting, drive-by voting. that could be a way to keep people going to the polls. of course, it is not just th

and this, i miss so much jeanne—claude today.ht together. it was like an adventure that you cannot repeat it. newsreel: this novel treatment is, they say, in the classic tradition of art. the reichstag was a victorian building with lots of ornaments, decoration. suddenly it was changed, like a sketch. like what is essential, of the height, the width, the forms, they are all hidden by this fragile material that moved with the wind. it was in constant motion. newsreel: the building took on a shrine—like nature and was treated with something approaching reverence. it is very special and it always changes with the light. first time in history probably that this building is nice and makes people happy. i came to germany especially to see this project, and i think it is great. for two weeks, the area has witnessed one continuous party, with scenes reminiscent of when the berlin wall came down six years ago. everybody who comes to see the project, and there were 5 million people in two weeks in the reichstag, they know that they were se

jeanne ellsworth has a ph.d. in social foundations of education from the university of buffalo and has devoted her life to teaching from elementary school to prisons, to universities. the authors live in rocksbury, new york. please give a warm savannah welcome to kent garrett and jeannie else worth. [applause] finish jeanne ellsworth. [applause] >> well, thank you for enlightening us, and i'll let you know the book is called "the last negroes at harvard." 61 years ago harvard admitted 18 negroes, and that's what we were called then, and we were the largest number at that time ever admitted to harvard. we were from all different parts of the country -- north, south, east and west -- and we came from different economic and socioeconomic backgrounds. and we, heretofore they'd been letting, admitting blacks to harvard but only two or three at a time. and most guys would just go and do their four years and then get out of town. finish leave cambridge. but for us it was different in the sense that we had numbers, the 1

jeanne moos reports. >>forget this mask singer.ethe mass inspiring songs these days, stars like, are singi about quarantine shot from closer to 6 inches and 6 >>yes, theres pop singer jo jo was warning young people to stay and you and want to on legend gave a quarantine concert with his wife chrissy tiegen at how company john with a rear and a from young mom playing >>cardi b got it. brooklyn dj and producer said her way up from use proceeds going to food banks and shelters. is it any wonder that wonder woman herself gal has gotten a bunch of celebrities together to saying in mass and then as now had from jimmy fallon to see a >>will farrl mcgreevey to markrauf man, you the top says she was inspired by the trumpeter who played imagine. from a balcony in italy to comfort others stuck at home. >>though some criticize good docs version imagine no magic no possesons on by some of the wealthiest people in the world. how about singg have yourself a merry little >>outside nashville. brenda sparks says turner christmas lights back on and s

and now let's bring in jeanne professor.litical we also have an election going on. we lost elizabeth warren yesterday and then there were two, except tulsi gabbard, basically to on the democratic two on the basically democratic side? jeanne: many people are lining this up as your home state of michigan being an important state for bernie sanders. anheard he has canceled appearance in jackson, mississippi and putting all efforts into michigan. he really does feel like this is a must win state for him. is this conceding the african-american in the south wrote to biden. inid: he did well in 2016 michigan and beat hillary clinton handily and michigan. privateso for canceling health insurance and we have a lot of automakers from my home state of michigan and they are not keen on losing their insurance they campaigned so hard for four years. thene: he did well with midwest states, including michigan, since 2016, and he has not changed his issue on the privatization of health insurance. he does have real support in michigan and is well organized and has a lot of money to s

jeanne moos has some of the highlights, next.ishop is a down syndrome advocate with an ambitious bowl, to inspire young people like himself around the world. in today's human factor, emanuel shows us what's possible when you reach for your potential. here's dr. sanjay gupta. >> at age 22, emanuel bishop is challenging common preconceptions of young men with down's syndrome. >> i'm a violinist. a swimmer. a golfer. >> as a kid, the violin became his first love. >> i started to play at age six. >> emanuel's passion for music has taken him to stages around the globe, including an invitation to perform at mass at the vatican. >> i am an ambassador of the pope, an ambassador of hope. >> an ambassador in many languages. >> off the stage, emanuel has sites set on his next special olympics win. >> laps in the morning. and hitting the greens in the afternoon. proving he can excel in the pool or on the links. >> i'm living the dream. >> to those who doubt his abilities, he says -- >> presume competence. >> to young people like him -- >> i

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jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and thank you all so much for joining us.. ac 360 with anderson begins right now. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. we hope tonight's broadcast helps you and your family stay safe and informed. today life in america continues to go in the abnormal. nationwide cases of coronavirus grew by more than 2300 this morning they now top 8500 wi. at least 145 people in america have died of the virus. today president trump invoked emergency wartime authority for ventilators. and adding to the concern about overwhelming the health care system a member of the president's task force, dr. deborah birx warning of reports out of france and italy that more young people are

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cnn's jeanne moos has more. >> itf the now-dreaded handshak leaves you shaking your head no!icians are elbowing their way in. from senator dick durban to the vice president. and not just once. jimmy kimmel has a name for it. >> it's called the l bump. >> something jimmy practiced with his sidekick wearing a coffee filter mask. even a floor broker known as the einstein of wall street is doing it. but you know who's not doing it? president trump shook ten hands on a single receiving line. >> you don't shake hands, they're not going to like you too much. >> he says he's not taking protective measures, though he must at least be doing what stephen colbert did. if you are not into sanitizing jokey alternatives range from the booty bump to the foot bump. to the vulcan salute. even germany's leader. and whatever you do. >> start working on not touching your face. >> maybe you better start working on it. >> and i haven't touched my face in weeks. i miss it. >> you know what else is catchy? that germy pen used to sign the coronavirus spending bill. >> here, steve, this is for you. >>

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jeanne moos, cnn new york. >> thanks for watching. anderson starts now. >>> good evening.n testimony that when it comes to testing of the coronavirus, this country is failing. you know this. we know this. any doctor on the front lines of the pandemic knows this. but today was dr. anthony fauci who again under oath admitted what the vice president who heads the coronavirus task force has not admitted. when it comes to testing for the virus, this country is failing. and let's be frank because the president himself said last night this is not a time for politics. this is a time for truth, for honesty, and facts.

here's jeanne moos. >> going stir crazy? how to fill those endless hours of quarantine.ggestions, from a pac-man type puppet, gobbling up vehicles, to the fitness instructor in spain who gave a workout class to his neighbors. to turtle tic-tac-toe, the turtle is the o, competing from permanent quarantine in his aquarium. the turtle tanked. there were plenty of cheerleaders like max brooks. >> this is my dad, mel brooks. hi, dad. >> urging younger folks to protect older ones like 93-year-old mel. >> if i give it to him, he could give it to carl reiner who would give it to dick van dyke, and before i know it, i have wiped without a whole generation of comedic legends. >> model heidi klum posted herself kissing her husband through glass, and arnold schwarzenegger trotted out a pet mini horse and donkey. >> yummy. >> to promote eating at home, while these live action matchsticks representing the power of social distancing caught fire online, created by los angeles visual artist rondelcan and his wife valentina. the message everywhere, don't be a spreader. >> i'm going. i'm g

to the press in january 20th jeanne a worker repeatedly strikes a resident lying in a bed she walks around and shouts aggressively at the youngster we understand staff work is involved in this incident were removed what did you make of that as a news story it's my 1st thought was that this is everywhere it's not only there in this kind of said things that are less a 3rd thing. which happened you're talking about human rights watch yes exactly when you go around and you visit group homes like this what kind of information to elect about the quality of care. for the residents at least 1st of all is the observation how the staff is acting with the children usually it's something which can all be i hear them because they're affecting gives us normal and for me all this signs are the most important if somebody is already a door hit the tower in front of me or my colleagues if you can imagine what happened where we are no where. in vogue areas capital an attorney in. introduces us to a man who knows all about how institutional life can breed a piece you gay son of lived in one of the country's m

looking i'm out of money jeanne and this is al jazeera life from doha also coming up. former u.s. vice president joe biden seals his comeback in the race to pick a democratic white house candidates but the biggest super tuesday price is going to his wife will certainly saunders. we're all going to the for.

to linger and i think it's going to shape things that come right there's 2024 to look forward to jeanne sendak's associate professor sosia director of the center for american women politics happy international women's day to you. you know. now to another country where women's progress was a long time coming south korea that nation now has its 1st main female news anchor in a country with the world's 12 largest economy it's taken 6 decades for women to be promoted to the main news anchors role it's a landmark development in a traditional and conservative society and it's making headline news meet veteran journalist so young. stepping into the spotlight and pushing through the glass ceiling besides breaking news journalist lisa g. only is also breaking boundaries becoming south korea's 1st ever female main news anchor though the country has transformed itself into a modern economic powerhouse culturally it's still often a man's world. so you don't dawdle. well you know traditionally the main news anchor would be an older experienced man and beside him there would be a young female announc

tiny different bits of evidence to get some kind of clarity about what exactly happened in july 24th jeanne but this is also a story of missed opportunities there was one witness that the dutch prosecutors were very keen to talk to. someone who was actually kidnapped out of separatist held territory by ukrainian special forces with a view to handing them over to investigators just last summer but then the big prisoner exchange happened between russia and ukraine and president he wasn't willing to endangered that for the sake of this investigation so life moves on in ukraine ukraine's desire to somehow bring some closure to this conflict over way that is to support this investigation and speaking of the investigation we've reported numerous times about how difficult it has been to get that investigation going politics and security concerns they have really increased the difficulty of piecing the evidence in this case together haven't. exactly brant i've spent a lot of time talking to dr ports for whom this is really their bread and butter when they come to ukraine they report about m.h. 17 h

assembly lines across the world risk a slowdown and at worst even shutting down so for more we bring in jeanne of the miami business school john quality sound thank you so much for your time there's a lot to dive into starting with the global supply chain that's been disrupted we've already been warned several times time and time again since the start of this and as i mentioned china accounts for one 3rd of global exports for 20000 that is how long before we see china operating at full capacity and is there a timeline for this. i don't think as a firm timeline the timeline will vary by industry but i would expect it to be extremely unlikely that we will see a return to full capacity and full production before july of this year there are several reasons for that one is that all of the factories closed have to be recertified before they can be reopened secondly there's the concern that too precipitous a return to work bringing many workers who've been stranded in different parts of the country back together in a factory could result in a 2nd wave of infections and if there's one thing the chines

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downplaying the crisis donald trump says the number of cases there won't reach its peak for a while jalen jeanne times are ahead for the next 30 days. and this is a very vital 30 days we're sort of putting it all in the mind this 30 day is so important because we have to get back so let's take a look at why scientists are so worried about what's happening in the u.s. the university of oxford has been tracking how long it takes for new infections to double in each country after the 1st $100.00 cases china reported a doubling of every 2 days when the outbreak began 4 months ago the numbers are now steady after beijing imposed mass lock downs and travel bans italy's infection rates are starting to double more slowly to every 4 days there are really signs in spain as well that the numbers may be stabilizing but in the u.s. the infection rate is still doubling every 2 days or so. all right let's bring in our panel joining us from washington d.c. julie fisher associate research professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university medical center in oxford in the u.k. dr peter drove cofound

houran jeanne or not new york is in during dark times nurses protested outside a bronx hospital saying they haven't got enough protective equipment are incredibly frustrated and we know that the federal government can't give us these resources are grown a virus has killed more than 500 people in new york and infected tens of thousands . all across the country more states are ordering people to stay home including in rhode island i am issuing a stay at home order for all people in rhode island the order will be in place from right now until april 13th and in kansas inza still has not received word what we need from the federal government this is used in texas and it's part of the new face of america deserted streets parking lots and public spaces part of a country under siege and rob has more on what's happening in other states across the country. the situation is not good side of new york in fact all across the country were c rising levels of death and rising numbers of confirmed cases this was in fact the deadliest day in us in the us during the pandemic so far with nearly 250 deaths

hello there i'm how i'm here jeanne and this is al jazeera life from london also coming up. britain's government orders counties bars and restaurants to close as it toughens its response to cope with 19. as the u.s. state of california rules that major restrictions on its 40000000 residents from essential workers in new york are ordered to stay at home. while the corona virus pandemic has hit another grim milestone as the global number of deaths attributed to the disease passes 10000 just over 4000 of those are in italy alone where the record number for fatalities in a single day has been broken yes again soldiers and i've been deployed since the hard hit lumber to the region to enforce restrictions there in the u.s. the governor of new york state says 100 percent of normal essential workers must stay at home that came a day after the announcement of a loss and in california while in britain 65000 retired doctors and nurses have been asked to return to work as the prime minister doubled a dine on national restrictions he's now ordered bars restaurants and gyms to cools in a

hours to meet the demands a panic shopping due to the virus we're going to discuss that and finally jeanne editing can this be helpful and finding a treatment for cope at 19 and maybe even preventing the virus or show you what's being done in the battle to find a cure all right let's boost your i hear. the state of florida a top tourist destination is getting hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic the city of miami and international destination has now ordered people to stay home as the cases of the disease continue to rise our correspondent john huggy brings us the latest numbers and how workers on the front lines are putting their own lives at risk. there were still some stores open last week starbucks was operating of course restaurants were still open and serving delivery and takeout well now that area's really shut down the number of coronavirus cases has gone from 214. last week to now more than 1700 and growing as of today in the city of miami issued an emergency stay at home order that went into effect at 11 59 pm last night so basically that requires miami residents to stay home to

on the pristine shores of this be jeanne on this. is truly this is not you lend. me this 3 good but isn't that. a chinese developer is building a large resort and casino basically tell me. we're taking your land. feel like i'm living next door along. with no respect for anyone else except for money so locals say the company is breaking the law and destroying their home the sequel to this. one just this one i want to east investigates what price the g.e. is paying for its tourism development.

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between its iraqi partners and its presence here in iraq thank you for that update some wonderful jeanne in baghdad. a 4 chief minister of indian administered kashmir has been released after 7 months in custody for bello was arrested along with other local leaders when india revote kashmir's special semi-autonomous status in august he was charged with quite disturbing the public order delhi imposed its lockdown in the majority of muslim populated territory after withdrawing its autonomy and finally a note from new zealand where special friday prayers have been hill's to remember the 51 people killed in the shootings at to mosques one year ago hundreds of people gathered in an arena in christchurch not far from one of those mosques which were attacked where $43.00 people died there is another service due to go ahead on sunday on the actual anniversary of the attack march 15th that gathering going ahead in christchurch despite the corona virus outbreak. half past the hour so let's take you to the headlines on al-jazeera stock markets in asia have recovered some of their losses after saying

other country by far not even close and tested accurately how just as wrong reynolds is in a sign jeanne meserve reports that many individual states as struggling to get enough testing kits despite claims of widespread testing there is no independent. tally of the number of tests that have been conducted across the states but the governors of a number of states are at odds with the president. from virginia to montana to illinois the governors are all 'd saying that they need more tests as well as more whitman. across the united states extraordinary efforts are underway to convert. existing spaces into hospital spaces in new york a hospital tent system went up in central park today inch cog the largest convention center in the united states be converted into a 3200 bed to civility for coronavirus patients and in here in california the governor you have a newsome says that the cup the state will need 50000 additional ospital bets over the coming several weeks. elsewhere for the 3rd consecutive day spain has reported more than 800 deaths in the previous 24 hours and in italy after 2 days of

houran jeanne or not new york is in during dark times nurses protested outside a bronx hospital sayingthey haven't got enough protective equipment were incredibly frustrated and we know that the federal government can give us these resources corona virus has killed more than 500 people in new york and infected tens of thousands all across the country more states are ordering people to. stay home including in rhode island i am issuing a stay at home order for all people in rhode island the order will be in place from right now until april 13th and in kansas inza still has not received our what we need from the federal government this is used in texas and it's part of the new face of america deserted streets parking lots and public spaces part of a country under siege rob reynolds al-jazeera the virus has proven particularly dangerous for the elderly and people with underlying health conditions you know 80 percent of those have died in the u.s. from covert 19 to 65 years or older and agalloch as this report now and what's being done to help these most vulnerable of citizens who fall in l

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houran jeanne or not new york is in during dark times nurses protested outside a bronx hospital saying they haven't got enough protective equipment were incredibly frustrated and we know that the federal government can't give us these resources corona virus has killed more than 500 people in new york and infected tens of thousands. all across the country more states are ordering people to stay home including in rhode island i am issuing a stay at home order for all people in rhode island the order will be in place from right now until april 13th and in kansas inza still has not received. what we need from the federal government this is used in texas and it's part of the new face of america deserted streets parking lots and public spaces part of a country under siege rob reynolds al-jazeera well across europe the number of virus related deaths is climbing more than 10000 people have now died in italy and spain has reported its highest number of deaths in a single day pushing the total that almost 6000. millions of workers in india's major cities are trying to find ways to return home du

he here's our jeanne moos with a postcard from new york. >> reporter: the first thing i notice these days when i open my eyes in my manhattan apartment is that there is no traffic noise, because there is no traffic. no commuters from new jersey. no trucks. no beeping horns. don't be afraid of anyone. no one to be afraid of on 42nd street. here at cliche when things are crowded people say oh, it's like grand central, this is grand central at rush hour. central but not so grand. guys, do you mind if i take a picture of your sign? okay? >> yeah. >> [ bleep ]. >> coronavirus, i drink mine with a shot of lyme disease. when people on the street work coronavirus into their pitch, you know it's entered the nation's bloodstream. staying apart is the best way to stay united. thank you, health care workers. tough times, tough people do. notice how far apart everyone stands in line. have you ever seen a line like this before? even ralph cram done, jackie gleeson from the honeymooners is wearing a mask, which makes sense. he was a bus driver. >> oh, that's crazy. >> reporter: social distancing ho

want to thank the library for sponsoring it, this conference along with the foundation, john and jeanne rowe. i will be speaking next weekend as well. and i want to make one shout out to the team here at the museum that i'm part of, lead by dr. phillip mead, mark turdo, marcella marcuchi. they have chupushed me and askee great questions, and they have produced a really wonderful exhibiti exhibition. and so let's start with a quote from richard st. george manser st. george. this is interesting to start with. >> wendy:. it said if i were a prince, my history would interest nations and ages. he was no prince, he was not a nobleman, he was a protestant. but his life is actually of interest to nations and also of interest to a new anyone, this current age in which tens of thousands of people are going to learn about richard st. george manser st. george. so back when he wrote this to a fellow artist and friend henry fucelli, i think he was trying to be modest, he was trying to show he was modest even though sometimes he was not modest at all. but he will be on the front line, and the cost of

and for folks not in georgia who doesn't know who jeanne mogima georg georg georg georgia internationalal agency. >> there are a calling for hand saniti sanitizer, masks, and my good buddy wilbert has helped kind of finance us for our supply chain. it's changing rapidly day to day. >> does this mean you haven't had to have any layoffs, and i wonder if maybe you won't hire more people? >> no layoffs, we're keeping all our people going, and we'll probably be hiring dozens of people over the next two weeks if our supply chain partners, which changing our supply chain in a matter of weeks is difficult at best. none of us have slept very much. my brother jeff and i are just running ragged right now and getting into arguments every once in a while. >> comes with the territory of running a business with your brother. >> but we're working as a team and just trying to hire folks locally who are out of work in the industry that normally supports us. >> this is a silly question, maybe, but can saniti sanitizer at home if they really had to? >> no, they can't. people think they can just take vodka

genemy jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you so much for joining us. "cnn tonight" starts now.

genemy jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thank you so much for joining us. "cnn tonight" starts now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> this is cnn tonight, i'm laura coates, in for don lemon. the coronavirus toll is rising in this country, at least 333 cases tonight. two people have died in florida, pushing the death toll now to 17. 21 people have tested positive for the virus on the "grand princess" cruise ship. of the 21 testing positive, 19 are crew members and two are passengers. the passengers on the ship didn't know about the test result until they heard the news, and vice president mike pence's briefing today and we're learning tonight that a third senior care facility in washington state has had a resident now test positive for coronavirus. in san francisco, an fbi employee has tested positive for the virus as well. and across the country, thousands of people are self-quarantined. at least 4,000 under a precautionary quarantine in new york state alone. where at least 44 people have tested positive for the virus. two top infectious disease

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