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so for that reason, among others, he had his virginia delegate edmond randolph present his plan for him. as an added bonus, randolph was very popular. randolph was very influential. and unlike madison randolph was a really good public speaker. so it was really a wise choice all the way around. so on may 29th, 1787, edmond randolph will propose what becomes known as the virginia plan and the virginia plan will propose a strong national government that can make and enforce laws and collect taxes among other things. so the people here will be governed by both a state government as well as a national government. and another feature of this proposal is going to be a bicame bicameral process. most of the states already have bicameral legislatures. he looked around the political landscape, this is a good idea we should apply this at the national level. but this is the first time it's proposed. so he's going to request that these two houses are based on population of the states, and he's going to also suggest a judiciary and an executive branch as well. and most importantly this system is going

dr edmond adedeji worked in emergency medicine in swindon. he was 62.ore himself. not all the key workers we depend on are in the nhs. 36—year—old meks nyack ihenacho drove a number 4 london bus and was asthmatic. he was an absolute charming, charming boy, man, who loved his family. it's notjust the elderly. luca di nicola from italy was 19. he was judged too young to be at risk and tested positive for covid—19 only after he'd died. emma clarke taught science in runcorn in cheshire. she was 35. her school said she was much loved and gifted, a brilliant teacher and very popular with her pupils. ryan storrie from ayrshire had been working in dubai. he'd come home to celebrate his 40th birthday. he died after telling his wife he did not want to go to hospital, where he would be alone. maria lawrence ran a market stall and a local charity in derby. she launched a scheme to help people who were alone at christmas. she was 48. her sons said she was full of joy. everyone knew of her, but she never wanted to be in the spotlight. a genuine angel working for the

dr edmond adedeji worked in emergency medicine in swindon. he was 62.efore himself. not all the key workers we depend on are in the nhs. 36—year—old meks nyack ihenacho drove a number 4 london bus and was asthmatic. he was an absolute charming, charming boy, man, who loved his family. it's notjust the elderly. luca di nicola from italy was 19. he was judged too young to be at risk and tested positive for covid—19 only after he'd died. emma clarke taught science in runcorn in cheshire. she was 35. her school said she was much loved and gifted, a brilliant teacher and very popular with her pupils. ryan storrie from ayrshire had been working in dubai. he'd come home to celebrate his 40th birthday. he died after telling his wife he did not want to go to hospital, where he would be alone. maria lawrence ran a market stall and a local charity in derby. she launched a scheme to help people who were alone at christmas. she was 48. her sons said she was full ofjoy. everyone knew of her, but she never wanted to be in the spotlight. a genuine angel working for the

among them, health care workers like dr edmond adedeji, who was based in swindon.ns are now being asked just how many on the front line have lost their lives to save others. i don't have an update on the figure of 19 nhs staff who have died, that i gave yesterday, but what i can tell you is that we are looking into each circumstance to understand how they caught the virus and making sure that we learn as much as we possibly can, and therefore of course protect our health workers as much as possible. according to public health england, the number of people in hospital with coronavirus in london is stabilising. but it's now increasing in places such as the north—west and north—east of england, as well as yorkshire. speaker: can you all go home, please? it's not a holiday, it's a lockdown. today marks three weeks since lockdown began. it's understood ministers will meet later this week to review the social distancing measures. despite the warm bank holiday weekend, the streets of london were empty, and motorways almost abandoned, as people listened to the pleas to sta

a cov-19 relief initiative helping sacramnto restaurant owners was a no-brainer but his response edmond on some amazing things maing it really easy. >>ancomfortable and safe for people to get cess to do so. >>i want to support them using the hashtag eat 9,1, 6, armstead has ked his followers to share receipts fromsacramento restaurants that enters them into a giveaway for prizes like 49 erstickets. >>meanwhile, he's also working wi his charity armstead academic project to improve at home learning for sacramento, kids, the 2 biggest things are getting are years. >>technology chromebook laptops to finish school to do on my intnet access so not everybody has that i think they serve the pandemic hasn't been without its struggles farmstead himself hes had to cancel his june wedding, but there was a big personal positive signing a new five-year contract with the 49 ers last nth there was the bright spot of my year being able to stay. >>in the bay area and routine impact to communities in sacramento in play for an amazing team remains organization surrounded by great >>now try to start to bett

. >> reporter: in mid-march, diane and edmond jasmine went to church where their son was a pastor.t they looked ill that morning. it turned out they were both infected with coronavirus. last week pastor jasmine was recording a sermon when he got the dreaded message. >> i was preaching and i got the text, your father just passed. i kept preaching. >> reporter: two hours later, he got another message. his mother had also died. >> if someone told me, your parents are going to leave you, i would have not accepted them. it just was mind-blowing. >> reporter: the jasmines live their whole lives in st. john the baptist parish which sits on the mississippi river between new orleans and baton rouge. it's home of a sprawling chemical plants. it's often called cancer alley. this tiny parish with a population of about 45,000 people has the country's highest per capita coronavirus death rate, according to a data analysis by the "new york times." 569 coronavirus cases have been reported in st. john's and 47 people have died. >> we are dying at unprecedented numbers right here in st. john's. >> r

one of the men who saw arnold fall, arnold shouted to edmond from the ground where he lay helpless and in excruciating pain, don't hurt him. then he shouted to his men rush on my brave voice. when arnold was hit, one of his fellow officers asked him where he was hurt when he went down and he said in my leg. i wish it had been my heart opinion later on he was carried from the field bleeding and helpless. he waved away the officers who hurried to help him. when captain dearborn asked where he was hit, he said he wished it had been his heart. armstrong who gates had said to catch him and bring him back caught up with him. he was hurt. he did -- he was unwilling to go back to head quarters. the man caring for one of their own placed arnold on a litter and carried him to the field hospital. horatio gates was given the honor much having won that great battle and congress had minted a special coin and there's a wonderful painting of the surrender. this was a great turning point in the revolution and because of that great victory, the french who had been helping us decide to come out openly an

contrary to popular mythology, edmond burke never wrote that anything that is necessary for the triumph of evil was for good men to do nothing. that was invented by one of his biographers years after his death. he did say in two years after the close of the civil war that bad men need nothing to compass -- nothing more to compass their ends but that good men should look on and do nothing. ultimately, i think i have come to understand and appreciate that the leaders of the seven states who attempted to depart the union were no more bad people, the son of the bitch red to the contrary. to the north were petty, self sacrificing, venal, cheerful, valiant and, like most mammals, when driven into packs by fear and excitement, they revealed they were capable of doing things in groups that they never would have done as individuals. ancient cliches notwithstanding, history rarely repeats itself. human beings, however, rarely fail to repeat themselves. lessons may be learned from what came before, but they are all too soon forgotten. it's part of the essence of human nature today just as it was i

first quarter, toyota sales here in the united states falling 8.8%, just a little bit weaker than the edmonds estimate of a decline of 8.6% but forget about the first quarter, because we knew that january and february were relatively strong. what happened in march gm and fiat chrysler have not told us what happened in march they only give us q1 sales but toyota gave us the month of march. this is a glimpse of how bad it is for the auto industry a decline of 36.9% for auto sales in the month of march here in the united states for toyota. guys, you combine that with hyundai saying they were down 43% last month and a few other automakers that we're expecting to hear today. bottom line is this. the auto industry in march has pretty much shut down. you can expect that to continue into april the question is whether or not the incentive offers that are going to be coming through, maybe in april, in may, and they're out there already now, when do they start to get people to come back into the showroom >> all right, phil, thank you very much. phil lebeau on the numbers out of toyota. from those brutal

among them, healthcare workers like dr edmond adedeji, who was based in swindon.uestions are now being asked just how many on the frontline have lost their lives to save others. i don't have an update on the figure of 19 nhs staff who have died, that i gave yesterday, but what i can tell you is that we are looking into each circumstance to understand how they caught the virus, and making sure that we learn as much as we possibly can, and therefore of course protect our health workers as much as possible. according to public health england, the number of people in hospital with coronavirus in london is stabilising. but it's now increasing in places such as the north—west and north—east of england, as well as yorkshire. tannoy: can you all go home, please? it's not a holiday, it's a lockdown. today marks three weeks since lockdown began. it's understood ministers will meet later this week to review the social distancing measures. despite the warm bank holiday weekend, the streets of london were empty, and motorways almost abandoned, as people listened to the pleas t

. >>> everest conquered -- >> reporter: on may 29th, 1953, edmond hillary and a sherpa made history asof mt. everest, the world's tallest mountain. >> two unassuming men have climbed the himalayas -- >> in england present day, runner john griffin has had plenty of free time during his country's lockdown. and his three-story home has plenty of stairs which planted a thought in his head. >> i had a mad idea the other day. i just walked to the top of my house to my bedroom for the fifth time. i said to my wife, i think by the time this crisis is over i will have climbed everest. >> inspired, the 53-year-old decided to do it. climb the equivalent of the height of mt. everest, an amazing 29,035 feet, one step at a time. not just for the challenge and the exercise but also to raise money for uk food banks. >> okay. so here we in. >> reporter: earlier this week, he began his asent with the help of a computer programmed to track his progress. >> yay! 50%! >> reporter: at the halfway point, he celebrated in typical british fashion. >> last one. let's make it a quick one. okay. >> finally, four

again, that was better than the expected decline edmonds had it falling 14.1% last night, we got the official sales rate for had first quarter. it was coming in at its lowest pace, a little over 15 million since 200012, but the monthly sales rate for march, the one getting a lot of headlines today, the worst since april of 2010, coming in at 11.35 million vehicles, as a sales pace for the month. and it will be bad in april as well guys, back to you. >> all right, phil, thank you very much. jim, for march, month on month, you're looking of declines, i have seen two numbers. 27 and 35 this morning >> these numbers are staggering. staggering because there's a big change we were talking about it with david just a second ago, the chain of mortgages and who owns what and who's going to go bad the companies, ford is a huge assembler. the companies that get hurt by ford's numbers are incredible. and ford, talk about companies' whose talk price i don't like in terms of where it's headed it has that macy's feel. this is ford i mean, the one that didn't need aid during the 2007-2009 downturn le

edmonds was expecting a decline of about 4 % and for perspective comparing q1 versus the first quarter they fell off 16% from the first quarter compared to the fourth quarter. we'll get the total sales rate for the industry later today or tomorrow curious if we see the lowest rate since 2012. i've had a number of people say to me when do things potentially start to improve or do they bottom out in april and may? you'll notice heavy advertising from the auto makers sometime this late spring, i bet, where they're going to say look, zero% financing for seven years. no payments for 90 or 120 days they'll start the programs and heavy advertising once they get a sense that you will start to see people be able to leave their homes again. and that dealerships can open up again. we likely won't see that in may, april, and probably not in the first part of may. but then at some point you'll start to see the advertisements kick in for all of the auto makers and dealerships >> huge implications for media as well. advertising is a huge deal especially from the auto makers. phil on gm's numbers phil

dr edmond adedeji worked in the emergency department of great western hospital in swindon.victoria memorial hospital in hertfordshire. his son said: "he was a very passionate man, who cared about saving people". the family had suggested he should go to hospital after he began to show symptoms, but said that dr saadu "did not want to take up a hospital bed because others would need it". some beautiful tributes paid there. we can speak now to ben wood, whose grandmother, margaret tapley died in the early hours of yesterday morning. she was a dedicated nurse, who was still working at the age of 84. benjoins us from telford this morning. a very good morning to you, thank you so much forjoining us. what an incredible lady, still working. tell us what she was up to. she worked in a community hospital. she'd been working for the nhs for over years. she was one of a kind, really. she had such a drive and energy that was beyond anyone i've ever met and ever known. she always put others before herself and wanted to do the best for herfamily, herself and wanted to do the best for her

i'd just like to read you a quick quote from professorjohn edmonds for the london school of infectiouse same guidance for all of us, keep that distance, it is a good thing, it helps people stay —— who are staying isolated from months and during a crisis, it protects the nhs. the vast majority of people, whatever they are doing, doing it responsibly, it is a tiny minority who are causing issues. not even causing issues, we think it will, but ultimately we keep apart from each other. i have changed my running route, iam mostly running at the moment because i live on the beach, i'm looking at it out the window now. there are some narrow parts but i thought, what would i do? and! parts but i thought, what would i do? and i watched over the course of a week how we change the culture, not overly dramatic to say, the planet. and it is really quite heartening to see that everyone has got behind it. a lot of people, we have to remember, don't have gardens or space at home, they have kids, you cannot keep people locked in for months without giving them away to get a mental break. we have seen so