parsons of the nonprofit un-koch my campus. >> i see the ways in which the koch network led by charlesoch is funding educational programs to spread ideas that benefit billionaires and harm working class americans. >> to some, claims of the libertarian bias in fairfax schools seem absurd. >> there is not a single republican school board member in fairfax county. so it's hardly a bastian of right-wing propaganda. >> is it.org told fox news that no koch money was used for what it says are nonpartisan videos. >> we do have a philosophy, and our philosophy is people who are free tend to be happier, healthier and wealthier than those people who aren't. >> school curriculum are also routinely criticized beforing if too -- for being too progressive. i'm quoting, if supportable, the allegation would be astounding, yet every statement offered by the project to validate it is false. in washington, doug mcelway, fox news. jon: police in cleveland ohio are investigating how a party in the city's east end turned very ugly. one person was killed. 17 people hurt last night when gunfire rang out around

ok, that is our very own koch a demetri -- koch a demetri dmitrieva.ia phone isng us by congressman treyngsworth, a small business owner himself. congressman, thank you for joining us via phone. what is this for? rep. hollingsworth: we want to make sure we are doing everything to help our employees, and to help everyone busygh this stressful and time. we need to make sure that the devils in the details here, that we get this money out as quickly as possible to those that needed as soon as possible, because ultimately, time matters here. this is a liquidity crisis for businesses that have seen all of the revenues dry out for the last two weeks but still have fixed obligations, so getting them as quickly as possible is key, just as katia said. david: how is it going in indiana? you are a small business owner. how are your fellow small business owners? rep. hollingsworth: it is a challenging environment. i think not only with the lost revenues over the last couple of weeks but also the prospect of an unknown period of time for which they are going to lose revenues going forward. everyone is

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the ap noted the koch brothers contributed $83,000 company. >> i see the way in which the koch networkss an harm working-class americans. >> to some claims of libertarian bias seem absurd. >> there's not a single republican school board member in fairfax county so it's hardly right-wing propaganda. >> isit.org says none of koch money is not used for videos. >> people who are free tend to be happier, healthier, wealthier than people who are not. >> historical scholars wrote that assertion is false and they wrote and i'm quoting, this is not true, if supportable the allegation would would would wo. fox news. ♪ ♪ leland: friendly reminder almost time to spring ahead. we will get into the debate whether we really need daylight savings time or not some things are harder than you thought. and others are easier. like screening for colon cancer with me, cologuard. i'm noninvasive and you use me at home. i'm also effective. i find 92% of colon cancers using dna in your stool. so why wait? cologuard is not for those at high risk for colon cancer. false positive and negative results may occur. ask

the message don't panic but the signal is clear the situation is serious the president of the robert koch institute estimates that 2 thirds of the german population could become infected and that the number of serious cases will increase. government offices mayors and hospitals have to prepare for more patients. at the beginning of this epidemic so they need to set up their plans and strategies to deal with as many of these patients as possible. time is of the essence now the sooner preparations are made the more effectively hospitals will be able to manage the surge in infections with their existing capacity. you know at that news conference yesterday chancellor merkel herself pointed out in her own words that if things don't change 60 to 70 percent of the population could be infected by the corona virus how are people reacting to that i think it is beginning to dawn on germans that the virus really is here to stay for a long time there was a thought we don't really have high numbers so maybe it's not as serious as in other countries but now people are beginning to change their behavior

elderly and those with preexisting health conditions from contracting the virus meanwhile the robert koch institute for public health has released a computer simulation showing how the right of infections varies from region to region health officials site individual states should make decisions based on regional data. joining me now is data believe political correspondent kate brady kate which measures have been taken exactly. well as you say the measures that are being recommended around germany right now come from the top but actually germany is of course a federal system so what we're seeing actually as a very slow but steady trickle of the various measures across the country right now different states moving at different speeds but one of the biggest changes that we've seen in the last 24 hours or so is the number of schools that are expected to close as of next week many states saying that schools and universities will be closed until the end of the easter holidays and also if you just look a bit closer to home here in berlin as well now we have museums close here theaters have been

the message don't panic but the signal is clear the situation is serious the president of the robert koch institute estimates that 2 thirds of the german population could become infected and that the number of serious cases will increase. government offices mayors and hospitals have to prepare for more patients. were at the beginning of this epidemic so they need to set up their plans and strategies to deal with as many of these patients as possible. time is of the essence now the sooner the preparations are made the more effectively hospitals will be able to manage the certain infections with their existing capacity. and for all the latest on the coronavirus including information about what to do if you think you may be infected is that our website. it's time now for a brief look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. students in chile have clashed with police in anti-government protests the students were participating in a day of civil disobedience to mark the 2nd anniversary of president sebastian pinera entry into office wednesday also marks 30 years since the

the message don't panic but the signal is clear the situation is serious the president of the robert koch institute estimates that 2 thirds of the german population could become infected and that the number of serious cases will increase. government offices mayors and hospitals have to prepare for more patients. were at the beginning of this epidemic so they need to set up their plans and strategies to deal with as many of these patients as possible. time is of the essence now the sooner preparations are made the more effectively hospitals will be able to manage the certain infections with their existing capacity. and for all the latest information on the corona virus including what to do if you think you might be infected visit our website at. bernie sanders has dashed speculation that he might end his campaign for the democratic presidential nomination after a series of defeats in the primaries against his moderate rival joe biden speaking to reporters on wednesday sanders confirmed he will remain in the race despite pressure to withdraw for the sake of party unity and said he believes

the message don't panic but the signal is clear the situation is serious the president of the robert koch institute estimates that 2 thirds of the german population could become infected and that the number of serious cases will increase. government offices mayors and hospitals have to prepare for more patients. at the beginning of this epidemic so they need to set up their plans and strategies to deal with as many of these patients as possible but. time is of the essence now the sooner the preparations are made the more effectively hospitals will be able to manage the certain infections with their existing capacities let's get the latest political correspondent simon young. welcome simon what else did the chancellor have to say today. well the chancellor i think was making an appeal for solidarity and common sense she was saying that germany was well placed to deal with this with this corona virus and she said the economy is in good shape that's good because it means i can give assistance to businesses but they can also take the emergency measures that are needed for instance making sure

which is there are lots of doctors also from the labor koch institution i believe it's a good thing because it owns reese good for the emotional people we heard the d.f.l. chief executive say that some clubs could have their existence threatened by this suspension is that true for dusseldorf. well i think our case is slightly different i mean you know we are a smaller club has a smaller budget our finances are healthy but obviously being on a rich club these huge budgets smaller builds but overall of course if you don't play football for a long time as long as there are the non-game time goes on as more as monday fickle get it for all the clubs in the 1st as well as in the 2nd division and for now i think i think we will be ok but every club has his own measurements by. not getting the full salary and things like that you have different measurements to actually try and save some money like yeah of course it's a it's a difficult time for every club in the leak are you concerned if the season is finished behind closed doors on health how can clubs guarantee the safety of their players. yeah t

it was run by a widow widow koch who also had a very attractive daughter called bet that back then all the men in bonn were attracted to her like moths to a flame. that. dove into. their eyes 16 stops on the base have into it in and around. for stefan i say uttering the composer's lavery is a neighbor of love. by those hordes a day there's almost no music that doesn't draw on beethoven that even includes rock music when you listen to someone like the great punk icon patti smith whenever she's in bonn she always goes to the beethoven house because she says my music would be inconceivable without beethoven but so beethoven's really contemporary. back in here braided his 1st great success as a composer for example in. symphony. was heard for the 1st time. the prince of luck of its was an important patron for beatles and for other composers today his palace houses the theatre museum. what's so special about this whole. it's simply part of musical history she. took place here so did debuts dress rehearsals in the presence of beethoven and operas. the prince of luck of its was crazy about mu

reporter: turning his lights off and closing his doors last week was among the hardest things dan koch has ever done >> it's hard stuff these are people that are depending on me to sell their merchandise, and we're going to be closed >> reporter: his store on new york's upper west side has been in his family for four generations. it's now among the many empty small businesses across the country in dire straits. as lawmakers debate the stimulus plan, what do you make of it >> i think it's very hard to figure out how this bill is going to trickle down to help people like myself. >> reporter: today a life line. he learned his credit card company would postpone his payment until next month, allowing him to keep paying his workers but nationwide, unemployment claims are expected to soar this week into the millions in just one day last week, new jersey says a record 15,000 claims crashed the state's online system. outside seattle, hailey berman just filed for unemployment for the first time after the dental practice where she worked was forced to close. she's seven months pregnant, and her f

businessmen with ties to some of the back his top politicians one of those figures was a man named marion koch and could see it revealed that had direct links with police and prosecutors in fact when told police that it was in fact sending him threats the police did nothing a few months later he was found dead in his home at the time tens of thousands of slovaks took to the streets and that led to the resignation of the prime minister there well but fico now the new prime minister elected this year a man called igor matosi made coup sex case a major part of his campaign promising to root out corruption so why is this legal case resurfacing now so last year 4 people were charged with a motas and marion himself is currently on trial as the alleged mastermind this past week he was charged with the bribery of public officials and now 18 of those officials have been arrested 13 of whom are judges while there are shades here in this case of malta and the murder of the journalist definitely cutter want to gurlitz you are there indeed i was in malta a couple of months ago looking into that case and it

robert koch institute says that measures are necessary to contain the spread of the virus was a germany is not yet under general lockdown, but appeals for people to stay home and avoid unnecessary contact are having an effect. simon young reports. simon: there is a curious calm in the normally pulsating heart of berlin. on tuesday morning, far fewer people than usual were out and about in the german capital. the foreign minister announced another unprecedented measure, a travel warning for the entire planet. he said no unnecessary trips should be made. in addition, the government will provide 50 million euros so german citizens currently brought can,-- abroad can come home. >> the ministry of foreign affairs has agreed on a unique program with commercial airlines which will bring back german travelers from particularly affected areas within the next few days. we are talking above all about morocco, the dominican republic, the philippines, egypt, and the maldives. the airlines will make flights available. simon: on monday, drastic steps were announced to beat the virus -- shutting many s

the message don't panic but the signal is clear the situation is serious the president of the robert koch institute estimates that 2 thirds of the german population could become infected and that the number of serious cases will increase. the government offices mayors and hospitals have to prepare for more patients. were at the beginning of this epidemic so they need to set up their plans and strategies to deal with as many of these patients as possible. time is of the essence now the sooner the preparations are made the more effectively hospitals will be able to manage the certain infections with their existing capacity as well as from. science political actually political and. who is at our studio so welcome both let's start with you. through some of the chancellor's other parts. well it was a rather sober assessment of the situation and she basically told the public that this fire was was now here and that it would be here to stay for some time that there would indeed be more deaths and that this was a situation where the government doesn't really have all the answers yet so that's pre

reason for cautious optimism here in germany the country's top public health institution the robert koch institute says the latest numbers suggest that the number of new infections is leveling off there are 29000 confirmed cases in germany 118 people have died. tourist magnets like the brandenburg gate should be buzzing with locals and visitors but lockdown measures mean people are only for essential reasons like going to work shopping will king the dog. but germany's robert costa institute says there's reason to be cautiously optimistic that the measures are working. for. the indian tent we are seeing signs that the exponential growth curve is flattening off slightly but i will only be able to confirm this trend definitively on wednesday if you need kind of a but i am optimistic that the measures are already having an effect which is very early because they've only been in place for a week. or 2 fondren scenes like these from just last week i think of the past for now anyway chancellor merkel is in quarantine at home she's been tested have to contact with an infected doctor that test ca

the roof from in their surfing so they're very young they're coming with a lot of professionalism of koch is and parents are very involved in their 2nd or 3rd generations and to surfing so their level is amazing it's amazing to watch their their very professional dedicated athletes which is very awesome to see and it's very inspiring and i think in a way of surfing also we have had a huge huge movement coming from girls in hawai and you know proving and eyes are as well and told surfing scene we just had our 1st competition there right oversell told surfing and we had 2 women myself and just in the pond. representing in the middle of a field of the best big wave riders in the world and i think we weren't really behind then you want to were just competing pretty equally and in and out was to me the 1st in our sport the 1st time i've seen a field that didn't have much of a difference and just furthering on that the judge yourself made headlines because this year now they agreed to that last season really that men and women are going to be equal prize money what is your take on that and has

there's a daily meeting of a special task force that involves the robert koch institute that is the government body that's in charge of public health and disease prevention and they give a daily briefing to journalists a detailed briefing here in berlin and doctors receive daily updates from the health ministry so again officials have also reacted with a level headed approach and there is no panic there is also not a sense of we need to close our borders even though germany has borders with 9 other european countries so there is no pandemic plan there's no preparation to prepare for the virus as a pet pandemic seriously but of course german officials are a bit worried about a potential dip in the economy and that is being looked at very closely but again no special plan in sight as of now been to thank you very much political correspondent nina. some of the other stories making headlines around the world today dozens of people have been arrested during protests in kazakhstan over the death of an anti-government activist in felice custody opposition leaders called the demonstrations after throu

more on the law enforcement response to the shutdown have now joined by former police officer peter koch and peter thank you for joining us i mean can police officers really police the new measures i mean the force they are forcing people to disperse all day it's really difficult for the police service we know we've had 10 years of coats and we know they were struggling to deliver ordinary policing before all this started and of course old and replacing is still where there are still people being murdered there are still stoppings there are still burglaries and robberies and then on top of that those. virus time demick related crimes frauds and artifice burglaries and such like so they've got an immense workload has just been added to and they've known the people and there's now a sort of anticipation that somehow they'll be patrolling all the streets all the time chasing people back into their houses if they stray out of them with the few exceptions that there are simply isn't going to be always very close to marshal lord also are we going to involve the only. the army suffered from exa

home he self isolating worryingly it's not just boris johnson who has come down with this man hank koch the health secretary has also says that he has tested positive for for corona virus. that leaves a whole number of questions such as who else of these 2 very important men come in contact with at the top of government at the top of the fight against corona virus who they may have infected and in the last hour professor chris witty who's the chief medical officer and the man who actually advised boris johnson to get himself tested when boris johnson said that he was suffering the symptoms well chris which he has now said that he is suffering symptoms as well that he believes might be coronavirus he hasn't actually as far as we know been tested yet but this is a large chunk of the the most important people fighting coronavirus in the u.k. now saying that they either have the disease or they suspect that they have the disease now. that big blow for the u.k. on the same day that it posted 181 dead that i think is the highest number of dead so far in the coronavirus epidemic boris johnson

and the waltons are still number one with the $150 billion collectively but also trials and david koch one brother just died. most of them are republican but they have behind them behind them a think tank. and everybody should know being informed is a crucial part. the american legislative achievement counsel to push her right wing agenda as they would say to put government that is against gun control they are against public schools. they are against unions. they are against any standards for teachers with certification all the things that they are against but as far as deregulation for profit-making the only thing they support is government and religious schools. >> that is an interesting exception. >> and many corporations that support alac and i mentioned that they could benefit by lower taxes is a very far right wing agenda lower taxes therefore fewer public services. of course who does this farm the most? those that rely on government services. >> that is the indirect plug here in california. if you have not signed the petition to get it on the ballot there are several people who

the other thing that i know third terms are snake one - - snakebite bloomberg was not great mayor koch governor cuom cuomo, there is one --dash the mistakes roosevelt makes so somebody asked me at the end of the day you never bring disrespect to the name. i spent 25 years in public life one thing i have never done is hired a lawyer. i got close a couple times but i never hired a lawyer. [laughter] that was delayed it was self-evident i realized that i knew enough about myself and the truth is in the third term you are not as good as you thank you are your staff is as tired as you are you will make a mistake and accomplish a lot of what i wanted to do it was hard conversation because i love the city and i love the job. >> did your family want you to stop? >> it was divided. >> how did you manage the stress on the family? >> 90 percent goes to amy. she kept the house, the family, family, and the kids they were in a place of love. it is interesting. [applause] we set up a rule when i was elected to congress we have friday night shabbat dinner and two dinners at night and travel time we di

mayor koch's third term was not a greater. governor cuomo, if you look at the mistakes roosevelt makes in the third term. one of the things, the big bang up. somebody asked me this. at the end of the day you never bring disrespect to the name. i spent 25 years in public life. the one thing i have never done, i never hired a lawyer and i don't think through president clinton, i got close a couple times but never hire a lawyer. i was not delayed. that was self-evident. i had realized there was enough political history and science, i knew enough about myself at my energy level and the truth is in the third term you are not as smart or as good as you think you are, your staff is as tired as you are. i gotten to a place, accomplished a lot of what i wanted to do and had to come through the hard conversation and have a hard conversation with myself. i love this we, the people, the job but ten years, time to put the jersey up for a while. >> host: did your family want you to stop or did they think you should you going? >> guest: it w

but by koch -- pulling out of the iran nuclear agreement, we added fuel to a fire that was always on simmer or approaching boil. we set off a chain reaction that we have not been able to really control, shape or direct. we've been through this iran nuclear agreement dozens of times, most of you have talked about it as endlessly as i have. so i don't want to flog the horse again. but let me make a basic point. it was not at all a perfect agreement, but it did too important things. it bought some precious temporal and substantive space in which to work on other aspects of iran's behavior. with some assurance that the nuclear issue would be at least under control for a fixed predictable period of time. second, it was a rare instance on which a coalition of allies and adversaries could agree. everyone from our european partners to china and russia. and, it was a platform from which the u.s. could possibly bring multilateral leverage to bear on other golf issues. that is all gone now. in fact, i would argue that our unilateral action started a sequence of events. the re-imposition of amer

once i begin as a secretary i formed a philanthropic roundtable, chaired by the chicago community kochbrothers foundation gathered a statewide group of foundation leaders to learn about the department of human services, our states needs and to develop partnerships to leverage our assets across the state. we didn't know at that time that we would be called together to work on a crisis of this magnitude but i have faith in the ties with develop to rise to this challenge. as a as a former member of the philanthropic community i appreciate its power to convene, catalyze, inform and inspire. this coupled with a strong and compassionate leadership of our governor and our administration, the magnitude, the breadth and reach of our state government i know we can produce results together that separately would not be possible. further, our nonprofit partners are on the current expert in vehicle to deliver services, aid, respite, care, food and comfort across the state. this is the triple threat of mission driven organizations and today we see that coming to life. the illinois covid-19 response f

the koch brothers you may have heard of them, international paper, they make the bubblewrap in the fillerose two companies are very much in play, i believe international paper was up 7%, field air is up 7%, these are stories as we are evolving, not just people buying both flex or pellets on bikes, it is the extended story that is not always negative. we are happy to bring you that story, speaking of stories, fox business was first to bring you the story that the tony awards were about to be postponed, they are the broadway version, the oscars for broadway, we have 41 broadway theaters in new york city and on march 12 governors of the governor andrew cuomo had to shut down, called it going dark, this is a logistic story of why they had to postpone the tony awards which were good to be broadcast on june 7, there is no due date that they have been able to put out because there is about 800 tony voters, everybody from the industry whether actors, producers, producers, playwrights, producers like myself, these people have to see the actual play before you're eligible to vote it is a sad story

listen to the episode with christina koch.ho spent 328 days on the international space station and set a record for the longest single space flight by a woman. >> right. >> so impressive. she's also part of this week's women changing the world issue of "people" magazine so pick up a copy. read about her and all the other remarkable women. makes me wondering what i am doing with my life. i can locate the big dipper. talk with her so i'm going to listen to hear. failure is not an option. >> this is getting you ready for "cosmos: possible worlds," neil degrasse tyson. this is highly anticipated. very educational. you're going to learn about stars, galaxies and also go to the core of the earth. you'll be so smart after this. >> you lost me at space. i just want to be smarter than whit. finally a big celeb dropped some music yesterday. what do we need to know? >> we're doing some throwback mandy moore. "so real" came out in 1999. also to be with you" was in the year 2000. do you remember what you were doing in the year 2000? >> yea

david koch homer venters, if you could talk about what we're hearing right now, looks like 60 peopley say have tested positive, do the thousands of people on rikers, are they being tested? people in the free world do not have access to these tests. is eveveryone e getting tested inside? >> i have not been in rikers island. i have great jusust one thing tt is unique about rikers island, the heaealth serviceses indepen. itit iss part t of the public hospital system. i have c confidence that at riks islandnd in thatat jai s system, there is evidence-basased approaoaching two testing happining today. but i will say as s the doctorss who lead that health service have said in thehe last week, ty are not able to stop p the spred of thihis virus. it comeses from the commmmunityd comes into the jails and prisisons. it is imimpossible to keepep ths virus out of the correctional setting.g. find people who have these riskk factors for serious injury answers illness and death and get them out of the system. juan: we only have about a minute left, but what is the normal health situation at rikers?

of political unrest were banned opposition party calling for further protests where they report by koch. one university campuses around thailand there is a political awakening underway students representing a new generation of thai protesters a coming out to call for the removal of a government still largely run by military generals who staged a coup in 2014 when it took them on and it up that woman this is just the beginning and at that moment students have come out to express that awesome concern we just started to show our strength in numbers and. they have many concerns but the catalyst for the protests was a court decision 2 weeks ago to ban a popular opposition party a decision widely seen as politically motivated. while large scale student protests are rare in thailand so not towards university has a history of political activism and was the scene of one of the country's darkest days in 1976 dozens of students were gunned down and murdered on the campus of tom assad university they'd been protesting against the return to thailand of a former military ruler who'd been overthrown 3

mayer koch's third term is not a good term. governor cuomo's was not, he saw all the mistakes roosevelt made in third term, one of things, when somebody asked me this the other day. at the end of the day you never bring disrespect to the name i had spent 25 years in public life. it's the one thing know the one thing i've never done? of never hired a lawyer. i don't think going through president clinton, i got close a couple of times, but i never hired a lawyer. [laughter] does a delay, that was self-evident joke. [laughter] i had realized, i knew enough about political history, i knew enough about myself with my energy level, and the truth is, the third term, you are not as smart or as good as you think you are. your staff is as tired as you are, and you're going to make it his mistake. i'd gotten to a place after ten years, i'd gotten accomplished a lot of what i wanted to do, it was a hard conversation amy and i had come of the kids had, and i had to have a hard conversation myself. i love this city i love the people of the c

vouchers overwhelmingly they vote against vouchers arizona is a very red state at this point despite that koch brothers many but they blamed the union and that barbara was communist and said she even tweeted real democrats failed to support public schools but she won forgot i will be in boston in a couple of weeks to have this discussion with barbara. >> i wish i could be there. so now to abolish the profit of education which you already mentioned. >> you will hear all the democratic candidates maybe even bloomberg to say i am against four profit charters there's only one state in the country that allows for profit and that is arizona and the scandals there is almost worse than california there are legislators there who felt money for their own charters. but in the other 49 states there are charters that are nonprofit but run by for-profit charter companies so you have no profit charters but a whole block of charter management companies but there are no for profit charters that 80 percent are run by for-profit management companies so you have to listen carefully when a democratic candidate say

national rifle association, americans for prosperity -- that's the koch brothers front group, crossroads, calve rove's front group, and the u.s. chamber of commerce the champions of climate denial and obstruction. you want to know why we're not getting things done around here? it's because billions of dollars are being spent secretly by special interests to shut things down. and it's creeping now even into the courts. the federalist society, picking our judges, is at the center of a $250 million dark money network. a group that ran the campaigns against garland and for gorsuch and then afterwards for kavanaugh, got an individual $17 million donation for each of those two campaigns. it's actually probably the same donor, which means somebody out there anonymously gave $35 million to determine the makeup of the united states supreme court, and we don't know who that is? we don't know what business they have before the court? as i said, "hamlet "requests begins with "something is rotten in denmark." the rot is creeping over to the supreme court and it is dark money and it is the patriotic

i saw that he was the one candidate who was saying how we cannot have open borders because it is a kochages with unlimited immigration. i really would like to speak to all democrats and ask, is this the best that we can do? are we left with a party that all it can do is preach a mythology about russians stealing elections, or about ukrainian interference? can't we talk about america ?irst steel that policy from donald trump? illegalthe border to immigration? we are a country of laws. we know that unlimited immigration from anywhere drives down wages. ourant higher wages for workers. this is something unions support. cesar chavez in california fought for stopping illegal immigration. he literally went to the border with his united farm workers union members and fought illegal immigration. can't the democrat party love the country enough, love the citizens enough to support all the policies donald trump is supporting, but add to it medicare-for-all? host: brian, we believe that there. the headlines tonight include wins for vice president joe biden, but the big win tonight is for senator b