to reports over 2 days of this year which was founded by one of the most prominent i think is our john hope who is also the leader of the of the in the state of the rings. what was it this decision to dissolve the faction voluntary. well not quite on the one hand you mentioned it these group has been placed under civilians by the germans the mystic intelligence agency last week and also on the other hand yesterday on friday a group. of a group of leaders of the a.v. including maraton including alice. gathered in delhi and they discussed future action and they decided it was a vast majority that disco hard into this thirty's of they have to dissolve so it wasn't a voluntary was a decision that has been taken. and this is something that the main party federal party in goes to its most extreme this week. all right so if this faction is being dissolved what kind of an impact is this going to have on germany's far right movement overall. well what's important to see there is that it shows that the far right party in all of the it was believed to be brought to power as suspicions a suspicion as w

john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone.day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and the dance academy and the beautiful sounds of the voices. thank you for your continued effort working with the mayor in coordinating this event. thank you to the supervisors for hosting the post reception event, i think. a tremendous amount of work goes into the st. patrick's day season. thank you to the united irish society board and volunteers and sponsors that make this all happen. thank you. also, thank you to the city agencies supporting the many events. the san francisco parks and recreation, san francisco fire department and paramedics, san francisco police department, san francisco sheriff's department, the san francisco public

john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone.day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and. >> president bernal is away this afternoon on some business, so he's asked that i chair the meeting for this evening. the health commission will please come to order and the secretary will call the roll. [ roll call ]. >> our next item, please clanchts item is the approval of the february 18, 2020, minutes. >> the minutes are before you for your approval. a motion is in order. >> i move to approve the

that she was out how are you russian john i hope you're well. they're going to want you and get it done and. i think there are women here who've lost sons or husbands and children who've lost fathers they've all experienced the painful loss of loved ones. i. look at you like your mother. if there's anything i can do for you let me know how much. you're a good boy was really. the one that i think. if he's still alive how come back god willing to live every day i think that he's still alive if he is i. hope that god will protect and guide him if not i pray that have you heard ever. go on china here where fell below 0 to 997. if i had one it would have given hope to others but nothing has happened for 3 decades the ozarks has twisted statements and invent their own version of what i'm told. so they gather here every month to call attention to their missing family members the authorities allow this protest but little more. sun kashmiris now believe that things here are changing. one of them is why the power a leader of the youth wing of the people's

john hope franklin. .he great kentucky powerhouse tom clark and more. most especially influential on me was the acquaintance formed with the great southern including charles p rolen. they are all gone now. , just a fewn minutes away from -- just a few weeks away from his 102nd birthday which means he would have outlived tom clark who died a few days before his 102nd birthday. there is something in the water in lexington, kentucky. i advise you to get some. i have never forgotten the feeling i had been half a century ago on meeting and being befriended by these wonderful, generous people and others of their generation. it gave me a profound sense of wanting one day to be one of them. the hope that one day i could stand with them as one of their peers. the degree to which i did or did not realize that useful ambition is for others to say but do not listen to anything that gary gallagher might say on that subject. [laughter] what cannot be denied is that i had a rare, almost unique opportunity to learn from all of them. i may not have been able to pursue d

with john hope franklin. my sense is that american history is the history of afro we have acans, while museum for african american history, this really is a museum of america. for those of you who have not gone through the museum, who are just here to hear us battle in public, you should come back to see the whole museum. it's really spectacular. >> one-day. this for several days, but we keep coming back, we will be glad to have you. holcombeadd that john was the head of this museum's creation, making sure that we tell the unvarnished truth. that is what this museum tries to do, tell a truthful story, sometimes painful. truth is the core of what we try to do, to make sure that people understand. >> let's start with the truth about third of marshall. he passed a little bit more than a quarter of a century ago. there are probably significant numbers of people in the united states who know nothing about him other than that he was on the supreme court. and so i think that the first place to start is -- who was he

john hope bryant, ken kelly, chairman of ceo of first independence bank and chairman of the national a association, and the ceo of chase consumer bank. by the way passion for financial instruments an inclusion has resulted in numerous initiatives. the vision of the panel and the 200 in attendance was clear and it was very encouraging. i want to give a special thanks to treasury secretary steve mnuchin for making this happen. i want to borrow from his statement. the story of the freedmen's bank illustrates the importance of financial opportunities to all americans. this is important to remember as many americans still feel left out financial system and left out of the american dream. to be honest this is one of the reasons why bernie sanders is resonating so much from this election cycle and why donald trump resonated so much years ago. >> >> i want to get back to the market under extreme pressure even after the federal reserve cut rates. "claman countdown" host is with me now, liz claman. what are you expecting next hour? that is a loaded question. >> we've had more than 900 point sw

grow back, i have a hunch." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) it's a message of hope, john>> jon: message of hope? really? >> stephen: but maybe the worst corona lie was what trump said about the current fatalities. >> when you do have a death like you had in the state of washington, like you had one in california, i believe you had one in new york. >> stephen: no we didn't have one in new york! ( laughter ) but he said it, now an intern in the trump administration is going to have to make it true. "i'm so sorry. he said it on hannity. stay still! it's for college credit." it's not a real gun. it's not a real gun. ( piano riff ) these are anxious times demanding swift, decisive action. and for once, congress has stepped up, because, first the house, and then today the senate, both passed an $8.3 billion emergency spending package to respond to the coronavirus outbreak. dang, with that kind of money, you could go on amazon and buy ( laughter )ks! yes. there you go. second time. second time. some republicans think that $8.3 billion is an over-reaction, like florida congrressm

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john? >> i hope they're not doing away with all the liquor. >> you can have bourbon and hand sanitizer, right stuff. stories that people working together to get through the coronavirus pandemic. cnn's laura jarrett, co-anchor of "early start" joins us with that. >> arkansas, joe heard from a tenant, a restaurant own erk er may not be able to make next month's rent. >> you got hourly employees, you got single moms, we're getting through this together. i said let's just do april on one condition that you -- that you take care of your employees and take care of your family. >> clay decided to waif apr ed for all phi five of his tenants. a pennsylvania construction company donating 1,000 masks and 95 respirators to emergency workers. county manager says protective supplies have been hard to find, the donations saves taxpayer dollars and keeps hospital staff and elderly case workers safe during this pandemic. a chicago area restaurant the country house is offering free meals to seniors who are home bound. the owner says the response has been overwhelming, they plan to provide them free meals as lo

let's get over to john harwood. i hope you're staking around with me, john.re you are, john, thank you so much. so i missed -- obviously it seems like we missed a little bit of the tape which we will get in reports, but tell me what your takeaway is here from the president. >> reporter: well, the president is emphasizing cooperation with state governments and saying they can be more nimble. of course, he's getting a lot of criticism on testing and not giving federal guidance on holding events and that sort of thing. he has indicated this morning that he may cancel some of those campaign rallies that he likes to hold. but we've got to get the rest of that tape to find out in detail his responses. in particular, i imagine that he was asked in that pool session about the news that we reported a few minutes ago, which is that the press secretary to the brazilian president has tested positive for coronavirus, and the president of the united states was with him this past weekend at mar-a-lago. >> another thing we heard just at the tail end there was he was saying s

turkish forces could wind up in direct confrontation no end of thursday's meeting president john said he was hoping to secure a cease fire. flying the russian flag in sarah cab a key town in province with russia's help syrian government forces have pushed out opposition rebel forces backed by turkey. as the syrian government intensifies its assault on the country's last remaining rebel stronghold both russia and turkey are counting the casualties turkey is especially under pressure it's lost more than 50 troops in the past month including 33 soldiers killed in a single air strike last week. turkish president wretch of tire air 21 has vowed to continue turkey's offensive should syrian forces not withdraw to adlib front lines established in a 2017 a court. but turkey needs the fighting to stop so it can create a safe zone in ad libbed that's key to air once planned to repatriate nearly 4000000 syrian refugees currently living in turkey. the recent heavy fighting in a lip has also triggered a fresh refugee crisis on turkey's doorstep displacing around a 1000000 more syrians. at the moment it's russian

>> yeah, he loves j-hope >> john cena >> yeah, we're always watchinge, 13, like, 15 >> john cena [ vocalizing wwe music ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, i got to get you hooked up with john cena. >> oh, please. >> jimmy: im going to make sure it happens all right, this one says, "to people who don't know you yet, what do you want them to know about bts? >> turn on the youtube, search 'bts jimmy fallon. >> yes >> watch the show and you'll be an army maybe. >> yes >> jimmy: so you're performing later? is there something you do before every performance can you show me? >> you want to do it together? >> jimmy: i'll do it with you. >> okay. >> come here, come here. >> come here >> so -- we go down we don't go up so we'll go down - when i say - [ speaking foreign language and you guys say - [ speaking foreign language >> you say - [ speaking foreign language >> yeah. >> so when i say - [ speaking foreign language you say -- [ speaking foreign language okay, and we go down [ speaking foreign language >> yeah! >> jimmy: oh, come on. more bts when we come back,

some of the famous lines from the 1960s were dripping in this sense of hope. john f. kennedy, january 21, 1961. washington, d.c., i quote, i do not believe that any of us would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. the energy, the faith and devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it and the glow from that fire can light the world. the expansiveness of that optimism. martin luther king jr., perhaps the most hopeful speech in american history. i have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will be not judged the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted and every hill shall be laid low. the crooked places will be made straight in the glory of the lord initial be revealed and all flesh shall see it together. that is an incredible sense of optimism that many people share. so we've had these moments so far where we fixed some of these issues in the class, and we'll dig in on sort of a new one tod

to john's point, the hope is that the survival package we just announced will cushion and protect companies, small and medium-sized enterprises, letting their workers go to try to suppress those claims numbers rising again. the other critical thing here, the expansion of benefits. they're going to catch a whole bunch of people we've never captured before. the gig economy, so if these people ask for unemployment as they should do, that will bump the numbers up. the science will be terribly im imperfect to figure out at this point, but it's devastating for the people. i thought my own job would be in peril, quite frankly. >> i hear you. john harwood, let's then talk -- because a lot of folks watching right now are among that 3.3 million, or may soon be going forward. the stimulus package, what specifically does it include to help bridge the gap -- forget the companies -- for individuals. extensions to unemployment insurance, but also increased unemployment pay and payments for a period of time, right? >> that's right. $600 of increased unemployment pay which was a universal metric they used t

he is hoping to avoid tommy john surgery. beatty will be sidelined to start the season. former first-round pick was competing for a spot in the giant starting rotation. >>> team manager thomas went viral after he knocked down three on senior night. leaving kevin durant shouted him out on instagram. athletic conference named its player of the week. >>> the finish of the year and norcal playoff came lastght. >>> a couple of the boys were crby two ints with six seconds left last night. jackson pavilion into a frenzy. >>> i had people texting me i haven't talked to in years. amazing play and a great pass.>>> i knew i was open. if he passed me the ball i was to shoot up. >>> reliving the moment only a sophomore he spent most of the season on the jv team. >>> i didn't think i would be here. now i'm here. >>> you can ignite a run all the way to the state title. >>> after it shot the shot it feels like destiny. i don't want this to end. >>> tomorrow night accuse our br we will be right back. >>> new efforts by oakland to help empower women.. they unveiled a new interactive nero

lo and behold, john brought the character back a third time based on today's barely news that pokemon go was one of the top grossing mobile games in 2019 still, we all, you know, we all hope's more of our beloved john lutz as the unbeloved squattle >> seth, this next song is called the squattle fart fart dance. fart, fart, fart but don't punch me too hard in the tummy or something else will come out [ laughter ] a squattle poopy >> seth: now we understand you may be thinking a few things you might be thinking, "seth, you don't seem that hot on the squattle character correct. squattle is bad. and i don't like it. why then, you might be wondering, did i bring it back for a third time well, john has two children. and he came into my office, tears in his eyes, and said squattle is the only thing they like which i later learned was a lie. [ laughter ] after i spoke to john's wife after the fall, she said specifically they do not like squattle it gives them nightmares he lied about his children [ light laughter ] and you may also be wondering how one falls up eight flights of stairs. well, john was wearing the squattle costume and due to the way it's designed, its very top heav

john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone.day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and the dance academy and the beautiful sounds of the voices. thank you for your continued effort working with the mayor in coordinating this event. thank you to the supervisors for hosting the post reception event, i think. a tremendous amount of work goes into the st. patrick's day season. thank you to the united irish society board and volunteers and sponsors that make this all happen. thank you. also, thank you to the city agencies supporting the many events. the san francisco parks and recreation, san francisco fire department and paramedics, san francisco police department, san francisco sheriff's department, the san francisco public

he was hoping john c bennett could quietly accept but it doesn't happen so to get to your question i think the answer is joseph smith gets people who are smart and charismatic who can add -- >> that resemble -- >> that resemble him and that causes his troubles. >> in terms of the nauvoo kingdom and the mormon response to the difficult tension in american democracy that you talked about, the tension between the democratic ideal of really the majority which can lead to tear any of the majority versus federal power, the tension that nauvoo is testing when it is testing definitions and the limits of american democracy, do you think the better example of joseph smith and the mormons, the nauvoo response is found in a speech charter, the city council versus the counselor 50 which happens at the end, when going out of control, do you see that is more of a crisis than an attempt to respond? i'm getting at is is the mormon response to this problem with democracy? >> is that more representatives and the city council? >> i guess the mormon constitution to defining democracy and trying to find a

will have all those election results here in just a minute but first whether traffic with john and robert hope in a hospice, rob, you're right. no hot spots we don't want any hot spots, let's keep it that way the bridges are packed the drive times are going up so we'll do a bridge all right so the temperatures going up to date they are are warm us one of the week it will be a warm a super looking out there at the east bay conditions very nice and clear we have some partly cloudy skies overhead but certainly no fog inundating the east bay this morning you are seeing a few spots of fog trying to push right over the peninsula over in san mateo county but other than that we are pretty clear to kick off this morning. 40's and 50's for your current temperatures across the bay area we've got oakland at 48 conquered right there with you berkeley valais ho as well as alameda and san francisco in the low 50's while petaluma napa definitely our cool spots in the upper 30's. later today, look forward to those warm temperatures with a few 70's all the way out to the coastline and for a couple of inland spo

john hope to bjonathan hunt, the california.or joe biden. reporter: yeah. it is -- i think will be no surprise to know that bernie sanders going to win california. margin of victory is really what matters. it is a proportion -- allocation of delegates, this evening biden team said they were cautiously optimistic about california, that really always focused on a strong second place, rather than winning it given huge advantage that senator sanders has had in term of his ground game here and number of appearances he made in state, we heard from a fired up porter vice president -- former vice president saying just a few days ago everyone was declaring his campaign dead, then he said tell that to the people of alabama, tell that to people of tennessee, tell that to people of north carolina. and so ohe within on to say, that he -- went on to say she is a man who can defeat president trump, he said we need a man who can defeat president, and said we need a nominee who is a democrat, a reference to senator sanders, bouabide en team, ver

. >> the coronavirus forced kathleen hope and steve st. johnheir wedding in tulsa so they decided to live stream the ceremony on facebook. instead of a small 20 guest wedding they had planned hundreds of their friends tuned in. >> some of our friends have shared it, what's on their feed. >> so we got to have a really big wedding. we didn't have to pay for it. >> the couple says postponing the wedding was not an option. they couldn't wait to be married. >> oh. love to see it. >>> teachers are coming up with some creative ways to stay connected with their student. >> some are holding parades in their cars. the teachers are driving around neighborhoods honking horns and waving to their students to show their support. >> i love that. >>> in colorado one fily is sending. they made rolls out of toilet paper. yep, out of the snow as a way to show solidarity during the crisis. >> that's how the snow gets brown. basketball players outside new york city found a way to hoop it up and took to the court in hazmat suits to comply with the statewide lockdown.

and i must say, thank you, i hope, to john milton cooper for coming. when i heard you were here, i thought it makes no sense that i am a. and he is not. he really is the expert, i am something of a poser on this occasion. thank you for having me here at coming today. i am honored to have been asked to be the 2020 humphrey fellow -- in social and political thought. funny story about how i came to stand before you today. when i received the letter, i knew there would be some serious challenges about finding a time that would work, because calendar isl already a mess. i was considering putting my name in the hat for the wreckers -- the rutgers position you just heard about. i did not know how that would come became my life. and because i was asked to speak in february, a uniquely busy time for african-american historians. i was prepared to decline the invitation, in fact. in fact, all wisdom suggested i should decline the invitation until i saw that lonnie bunch had nominated me as a humphrey fellow. she is not here but i will say, well played. she is one

country after italy and medical staff are already struggling correspondent john philip schultz has this report doctors and about hope care workers are sprayed snoot heroes their work has never been as crude . as it is now over time emergency measures and preparations for worst case scenarios are the order of the day staff are too overwhelmed to speak to the media eventually we managed to reach a spanish doctor by telephone who was working across the border in from. marietta ohio you and your colleagues feeling at the moment. what 20 years. to the same people side. of the lake that was better quality of life. sure see things not all i think they should all really. i've just tried to walk my dog for gunships work and each of us do know. she was shot. in chile she. said it's that 1st. i got to take the measures for. a live audience question this is the association of spanish emergency physicians warns that thousands of lives of threatens the current lockdown measures aren't abates spain only has 5000 beds in intensive care units many health care institutions have been privatized in recent years but due to the current e

john. they were really hoping they were going to be in the first wave. now they're hoping today will be the day they are finally back on dry land. >> the grand princess cruise ship carrying at least 21 people with coronavirus finally docking at the port of oakland, california. >> priority disembarkations today will be given to guests with more urgent medical needs as directed by our onboard and shore side medical team. >> reporter: overnight, some of the first passengers arriving at the travis air force base in california, one of four military facilities designated to hold passengers for a 14-day quarantine. >> all the passengers will be tested, isolated as appropriate, quarantined as appropriate, the remaining people on the ship, the crew itself, will -- will push off from the dock and they will be quarantined and observed. >> breakfast tomorrow will be starting a bit early at 6:00 a.m. because we are going to start the next round of disembarkation at 8:00 a.m. >> reporter: but many passengers eager to get off the ship will have to wait. >> well, we're

john and his staff. as we go forward to celebrate 150th birthday. we jumped on at 149 and three-quarters a lot of work to make the celebration possible. i hope, john, that as i think about your tenure, i want to talk about two things that should be part of your legacy. one is the park system which not only do 100% of us live within a 10 minute walk, it is one of the best park systems in the united states of america. as we talked about yesterday, john leads the director's working group. that is an informal meeting of department heads and senior staff where we sit down and discuss complicated inter departmental issues. it has become for those of us who are blessed to participate in this meeting such an important part of our growth as managers and leaders. it allows us to learn from colleagues and really discuss how we solve complicated problems together. i don't know that just anybody could have been successful with creating the director's working group, and i think john has, as i am sure you have all experienced when you interacted with him, has just a great listener and a graceful approach and cares so deeply about our city. his legacy is si

we hope you join us for that. john in woodbury, new jersey. a republican. go ahead. caller: good morning. i'm on the air? host: what's your question? caller: -- keep saying they don't have money to pay the bills. what is an president trump --nstate the corporate tax doesn't president trump reinstate the corporate tax and make it retroactive to 2006? thatt something republicans typically do. increasing taxes especially in a retroactive way. be an issue in the general election. the role of taxes and how much. host: in brooklyn. democrat. good morning. caller: i just had a quick comment. thanks for doing this. wilson,commented, mr. that americans are smart enough. country only china or a like china would do something like shut down its country which obviously wouldn't be the case for something like italy. my question to you would be, what's it going to take for americans, and i hate to be polarizing on this, but americans that support trump so heavily, what's it going to take for them to realize that coronavirus isn't a political tool. >> vice president mike pence is in

john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone.day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and the dance academy and the beautiful sounds of the voices. thank you for your continued effort working with the mayor in coordinating this event. thank you to the supervisors for hosting the post reception event, i think. a tremendous amount of work goes into the st. patrick's day season. thank you to the united irish society board and volunteers and sponsors that make this all happen. thank you. also, thank you to the city agencies supporting the many events. the san francisco parks and recreation, san francisco fire department and paramedics, san francisco police department, san francisco sheriff's department, the san francisco public

we need to get elton john at the end. i hope after the hour, drew breeze in the big easy, incredibly generous way the super bowl champion is helping louisiana in the fight against this virus. jillian: janice dean's son doing his part to help against cancer. janice joins us next. the big idaho potato truck is touring america telling folks about idaho potatoes. and i want it back. what is it with you and that truck? . . for 84 months - with deferred payments for 120 days on many of our most popular models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home. it's just our way of doing our part... ♪ jillian: the news is a little tough right now, right? under the dark crowd of the coronavirus, there is always a way to find the silver lining. rob: exactly right. good stories to brighten your day author of "mostly sunny" and fox news senior meteorologist and not here to brighten our day but on the computer janice dean. janice: have you my phone number, rob, call me any time. rob: i will. i will shoot you some texts always fun. jillian:

that piece timed with your latest book "the hope of glory." johnspecially for faithful americans, people of faith, in the context of this president. >> yeah, you know, america's always been at her best when we've more generously nood aundd and applied the ufrply cations of what was the most important sentenced ever originally rendered in english, thomas jefferson's assertion that all men are created equal. and every era that we want to emulate, that we openly commemorate, are areas where the story of liberty has advanced whether it's lexington-concord, app maddox, seneca falls, selma, stone awa stonewall. you have a story that is not perfect. it is halting. the arc of a moral universe is long but it bends towards justice. it bends but it doesn't swerve. it's a slow story. at the heart of that american impulse for liberty has been a religious instability. i was in montgomery and birmingham and selma until this morning with a lot of folks you cover. it was the congressional pilgrimage with john lewis. he was on that bridge on bloody sunday because of

even if it's head in the sand thinking it chimes with the rest of the city's attitude to hope and hold out john home and how does it or i could pull go. well as more countries around the world go into lockdown social distancing is being used as one way to contain the virus there is an unusual time for tens of millions of people but there are ways that can make small but crucial differences in their lives priyanka gupta explains. the where the. lonely. bored you go where you let me go inspired. and creative life under quarantine for some it's not often in recent history that hundreds of millions around the world have shared a common experience so unique and unprecedented. some have been living under lockdown for days others for weeks and some for months trapped inside their homes doctors say that could lead to stress and anxiety. the biggest advice i can give here is just to kind of find something in your life that you might focus on instead so i yesterday when i was out and trying to do some shopping i saw a lot of people rushing to the d.i.y. store so the hardware stores sort of gardening and

it's something we really hope continues, john.l of these people -- >> christine, it was a tough thing for me as a sports fan, every ten minutes i go to my phones for a diversion looking at a score or a report. if ever i needed a diversion, it's now. we have to come up with something else. >> well, sports has been that escape. that way to escape the real world. now, of course, sports with the real world. it's that mirror of our society. as you said he wieloquently, jo the bigger picture, keeping people safe. that's the concern. i was texting with coaches at northwestern, my alma mater, coaches are devastated for their athletes. they've all said the bigger picture is so much more important. they're going to work their way through it, of course. >> a lot of old games to go over. a lot of box scores. read a lot of baseball cards. we'll get through this. andy shoals, christine brennan, thanks for being with us. >> john, as you know, everyday life in america is changing by the hour. so we'll bring you all of the latest developments on t

even if it's head in the sand thinking it chimes with the rest of the city's attitude to hope and hold out john home and how does it or i can pull. pakistan has just suspended all international flights for 2 weeks as it tries to convey a pandemic cargo and diplomatic flights are exempt though they will continue operations pakistan's already shut all of its land borders reporting 3 deaths and nearly 500 cases. says every effort is being made to protect foreign workers during the coronavirus pandemic most of the $470.00 infections in the gulf nation are among microns many of whom live in labor camps have been quarantined as a precautionary measure but some areas cordoned off to contain the virus there has long faced criticism about its treatment of migrant workers in the case of the industrial area let me assure you that the government is doing everything in its followers to support. the local residents and safeguard your health and well being extra medical services were mobilized to the area and idlers checkups are being taken and peace let's all remember that this is only a temporary period tha

john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone.erving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and the dance academy and the beautiful sounds of the voices. thank you for your continued effort working with the mayor in coordinating this event. thank you to the supervisors for hosting the post reception event, i think. a tremendous amount of work goes into the st. patrick's day season. thank you to the united irish society board and volunteers and sponsors that make this all happen. thank you. also, thank you to the city agencies supporting the many events. the san francisco parks and recreation, san francisco fire department and paramedics, san francisco police department, san francisco sheriff's department, the san francisco public works, and

even if it's head in the sand thinking it chimes with the rest of the city's attitude to hope and hold out john home and how does it or i could pull cookie. cutter says every effort is being made to protect its foreign workers during the coronavirus pandemic most of the $417.00 factions in the gulf nation are among migrants many of whom live in labor camps they've been quarantined as a precautionary measure in some areas cordoned off to contain the outbreak qatar has long face criticism about the treatment of migrant workers in the case of the industrial area let me assure you that the government is doing everything in its followers to support. the local residents and safeguard your health and well being extra medical services were mobilized to the area and idlers checkups are being taken and peace let's all remember that this is only a temporary period that should be over soon or later a nation wide curfews come into force in jordan people are being told to stay home unless it's absolutely necessary to leave all shops across the kingdom have been ordered to close the information minister says

>>have volunteered to be given doses of an experimental coronavirus vaccine, let's hope it works. johnhas the latest. >>for some good news and experimental trial for the coronavirus is in its earliest stages, this is one of the fences vaccine development launches in history. not even close to study from the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases will attempt to confirm the vaccine works and is safe it will be 3 separate doses. >>25 milligrams 100 milligrams 250 milligrams and the individuals will be followed for one year as that research moves onward people are adjusting to a new normal you have to think of this in a wartime a. >>worldview you have to think of this is something where. you want to see a massive mobilization. to save lives. to help people through their suffering with this disease many restaurants, including starbucks chick-fil-a and mcdonald's are now only serving takeout or delivery orders. california pennsylvania, new york city and other areas have order bars to close their doors they're going pay everybody house and other they my bills we are one of the

i'm hopeful we are able to work together. john: and you said you are required to come up with the strategy. is the house and senate as well required to vote on whatever strategy you come up with? rep. graves: the intent is the committee will finalize a report. the committee will vote on the report. whether the house takes it up will be up to speaker pelosi. under the charge we have been given by leadership, we are to come up with a report under committee rules, we will vote on the report. whether that goes to the full house or not is up to the leadership. the idea is the individual components of the report will be referred to the relevant committees to fulfill the objectives of the report. john: we have about 15 minutes left. ben: quickly, two points. give us a timetable on when the report will come out. i want to ask about nuclear power. rep. graves: as i recall, i think the rules and the actions that established the committee, i believe it requires by the end of the month we have to have that report passed out of the climate com

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