so karen hill is here tonight. she is the president and ceo of the harriet tubman home and national historic park, which is, was established to operate and manage the home of harriet tubman. in her role at the tubman home karen hill shares core values , with visitors who tour the property. she was also influential in establishing tubman's home as a national historic park. so with that, please help me with a warm welcome to karen hill. [applause] asantewa: good evening, everyone. i do need this mic. good evening, everyone. thank you for coming tonight. it is such a pleasure to see you all in attendance tonight. i want to thank ms. karen hill for gracing us with her attendance and i look forward to , a brilliant conversation. as elizabeth said, i am the curator of the house here at woodrow wilson's final home. after the presidency he moved directly into this home from the white house in march of 1921 and lived here until 1924. we two years ago with the , leadership of the national trust for historic preservation and

next, karen hill of the harriet tubman house talks about harriet tubman's lesser-known role as an activistn the women's suffrage movement. the president woodrow wilson house hosts this conversation as part of a series commemorating the 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote. elizabeth: good evening. i am the executive director at the woodrow wilson house. it is truly my pleasure to alcome you to the first of series of speaking events we are going to have on a suffrage series. the wilson house, if you have not been here before, is part of the national trust for historic preservation. wilson and his

next, karen hill of the harriet tubman house talks about harriet tubman's lesser-known role as an activistresident woodrow wilson house in washington, d.c. hosts this conversation as part of a series commemorating the 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote. elizabeth: welcome, good evening. my name is elizabeth carter, and i am the executive director at the woodrow wilson house. it is truly my pleasure to welcome you to the first of a series of speaking events that we are going to have on a suffrage series. so the wilson house, if you have , not been here bere

. >> karen, amid this heated battle, you have fiona hill speaking out, and she said russian president vladimir putin has the u.s. exactly where he wants it. listen. >> the russians didn't invent parties on divides. the russians didn't invent racism in the united states. but the russians understand that and they understand how to exploit them. >> karen, what divisions do you think the russians are looking to exploit this time around? >> well, no question, as they did in 20 16, targeting african-american voters, targeting latino voters, i would expect this time. the divide between, you know, around sexism and men and women, no question. and we've heard that before from our national security experts that what the russians are very good at, they actually even did it during the civil rights movement. they understand how to exploit our fractures. i suspect they will also, frankly, look to exploit any opportunity for misinformation, i mean, there are fears going on right now around coronavirus, i mean, any number of issues where any time there's a divide or misinformation or, you know, just

they were going to go and of course we are the beacon, the city on the hill and we promise people that we were going to have karen due process and the truth is the people who are anti- illegal and probation are also against legal immigration because it is a start no nothingness and goes on. that is not always true. it is significant how not just restrictions, but the part of the immigration moment, their closely allied with europe. host: got the destination, that is true. motors by war or economics, there is a reaction here. the population, we say an effort too much. life. >> the thing is that people say well that's what the people are saying. who are these people we the people. it's an obstruction. what is really going on is a you have this mongering going on that, okay and we take more. it's like of media, to people are tired of the homeless. look homeless don't just eat on thanksgiving. the same thing, is what did you think would happen. what stuff is pretty full going to have a legal system to allow people to command, we need a fair legal system. >> i guess i would disagree and i would disagree rather strongl

it actually took place entirely in a restaurant you played as henry hill out on a date with his goomah but it turns out his wife, karenlaughter ] and when karen sees you, you have to sneak out without getting caught >> henry >> seth: so she sees you and then she's come over and you go to run around and maybe you get lucky and there's like a dessert tray that you hide behind. [ laughter ] oh, now she is coming the other way. >> henry >> seth: you hide behind a tree or a little bush, whatever that it is. and then, oh, there's some cocaine and that would be helpful because you would get the cocaine and then you'd get out of there [ cheers and applause and it was awesome because it was really cool. the game came with this bag of fake cocaine and it was fun for kids 'cause it was made with pixie sticks and a little bit of cocaine. [ laughter and applause the last one, a jorbus classic. "bobby knight basketball." in this game, you play as legendary indiana hoosiers basketball coach bobby knight" who had famously had a bad temper there was no actual basketball in this game [ audience aws ] instead, you would just throw chair

karen cho is in london following the early trade in europe and eamon javers is with the stimulus fight on capitol hillatt, we'll tart with you. >> we saw a weaker picture across the asian markets, rattled by the drop in futures a number of markets seeing circuit wraekers kick in india declining by 10% at one point, triggering a hold in south korea as well. the japanese market managing to move higher. we had a gain for the nikkei 225 of around 2%, that market supported by the weakening japanese yen when sits around the 110 level. south korea trading limit down at one point, off by 8% at the lows of the day but ending down by 5%. things a little more contained when it came to the mainland china market shanghai down by 3%. hong kong down by 4% in the last little while it was announced hong kong will be banning all tourist arrivals into that city from wednesday and not serving alcohol in any bars new zealand, a sharp decline there. the prime minister announcing a total lockdown of nonessential services across new zealand in the next 48 hours. that market off 7% australia lower by 5% as well. the governmen

karen 211 passengers confirmed to have it doctor this afternoon. those passengers will undergo quarantine procedures. tonight democratic leadership met on capitol hille next step. >> we are more worried about jones that the jones family. >> we focus on this issue and if there's going to be relief, it has to be the families that are most effective. >> president trump was asked if he was tested, he walked out and didn't answer them. we found out late tonight president trump was not tested for covid-19, the same story from mike pence was that he was told it was not necessary. >> shannon: david spent, thank you. president trump had contact with doug collins and matt gaetz before they both decided to sell quarantine. they like ted cruz and paul go theater had contact with a person diagnosed with coronavirus late last month. they were all the conservative action conference. and a statement, they said, "senator cruz feels great, he has not exhibited any symptoms and is not currently experiencing any symptoms." president trump was asked tonight about whether he has been tested. >> have you been tested? >> thank you, mr. president. >> has he been tested? hav

politics on the hill on what you do with the actual government action and out in the country, of course, democratic voters including today trying to resolve what is now this two-person race. karend with coronavirus hanging over it, take a look. when you ask democrats about handling a major crisis, 65% favor biden over sanders, karen. >> well, i think they are looking at experience there and probably demeanor as well and as you've said earlier, you know, michigan essentially is the whole ball game tonight and the political trajectory of the state of michigan over the past four years has been extraordinary. as garrett mentioned, it was the closest margin in the country in 2016. donald trump squeezed out a victory in that state by 13,000 votes. it was 0.3% of 1% of a margin but then democrats came back in 2018 and came back strong and won every single statewide office on the ballot. in fact, democratic women won every single statewide office on the ballot so it will be very interesting to see beyond the margins tonight sort of what the shape of the electorate looks like. i'll be look at things like african-american turnout. will it be higher, a greater percentage of the electorate

next, karen hill of the harriet tubman house talks about harriet tubman's lesser-known role as an activist in the women's suffrage movement. the president woodrow wilson house hosts this conversation as part of a series commemorating the 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote. elizabeth: welcome, good evening. my name is elizabeth carter, and i am the executive director at the woodrow wilson house. it is truly my pleasure to welcome you to the first of a series of speaking events that we are going to have on a suffrage series. the wilson house, if you have not been here before, is part of the national trust for historic preservation. wilson and his wife edith lived in this house. they turd