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eastern, on c-span. on at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> senate leader mitch mcconnell announced the senate will return for legislative work this monday. they will vote on an executive nomination and later in the week could work on coronavirus-related legislation addressing lawsuits. house majority leader, steny hoyer said after resulting -- after consulting members, the house will not return for legislative work next week. instead, they will continue to hold brief pro forma sessions every three days. i partisan negotiations continue on different options for voting remotely and committees and on the house floor. follow live senate coverage on c-span two and the house on c-span. withpresident trump meets new jersey governor phil murphy to discuss the response to the coronavirus pandemic. governor murphy says that new jersey may need about $30 billion in aid to help keep front-line workers and teachers on the payroll and said he was asking the federal government for help. president t

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eastern on c-span. demand at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. mike secretary of state pompeo briefs reporters. he says that the state department continues to work governments around the world to combat the coronavirus pandemic. says is about what he disinformation coming from the chinese government and their cooperation sharing coronavirus data. from earlier today, this is just over 20 minutes. secretary pompeo: i want to send americans ces to the and people around the world who have suffered from the lost of this ones because of horrible virus. many americans, too, are hurting because of the economic challenges. work.ant to get back to i was talking to friends back in kansas this week. they're all anxious to get to they had back in november, december. i'm confident we will be able to get them back there just as quickly as we can. we're to talk about what doing at the state department. we're fighting against the outbreak that originated in china, and we're working to bring people back home. 72,000 americans from 129 countries that have returned

eastern here on c-span. tonight, a special edition of to discussjournal clinical care of coronavirus patients. he serves as the chief quality and patient safety officer at ohio university's medical center. we will also speak with a virginia hospital official. it begins at 8:00 eastern on c-span. last friday, the u.s. house considered a coronavirus epic make leaf package -- epidemic relief package. approved unanimously after four hours of debate. the coronavirus kept several members from the house floor in home districts. 150 of the current representatives took part in the debate. in light of these circumstances, c-span offered any lawmaker who was not able to speak on the house floor a chance to provide us with a video statement on their views of this legislation. 33 democrats recorded videos which will air tonight starting at 9:00 eastern on c-span. as of now, no republican members have submitted videos. host: the focus on coronavirus and u.s. agriculture with philip brasher. for people who are right now se

you can follow live house coverage on c-span on the senate on c-span two. as the coronavirus pandemic continues, many senators working from home districts. >> this is a very serious issue. state away from people right now. i see this as a war. the united states is at war with this virus. the newly touch using updated congressional directory. it has all the contact information you need to direct with u.s. representative or senator and order your copy online today at c-span store.org. news rethinks, coming up, north carolina governor roy cooper will talk about his state's efforts to respond to the ongoing pandemic. live coverage at 2:00 p.m. time.n and then louisiana governor john bel edwards on the efforts and his estate. you can also watch online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span app. president trump leads the the coronavirus task force briefing schedule at 5:00 eastern. host: pbs frontline is that with a documentary about the first coronavirus patient on u.s. soil. it premieres tonight. take a look. [video] 2020, atuary 15, 35-year-old local man

we will have that live once a get underway here on c-span -- once it gets underway here on c-span. with the news that the briefing has been pushed back another 15 minutes, we will have it live here on c-span when it starts. we will show you some more from today's washington journal. host: he serves as president of the international association of chiefs of police. when it comes to law enforcement in the age of coronavirus, how much has policing had to change? guest: thank you for having me. we have completely changed the way we do business on a daily basis. we have civilian personnel working remotely from home. we conduct our daily briefings either outside or we conduct a briefings electronically. we are taking more police reports over the phone. stopped all of our classroom training. we are really changing the way we do business. officersng a lot of back to uniform patrol to fill in for those positions who are being -- that are being vacated because officers are sick. host: how do you -- how to the officers keep safe themselves during the crisis? guest: it is the largest and oldest

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thursday on c-span at 11:30 a.m. eastern, house minority leader kevin mccarthy holds a conference call with reporters to discuss the coronavirus response and the house's legislative agenda. eastern, nancy pelosi holds her press conference via conference call. >> the senate meets thursday at 3:00 p.m. eastern for a brief or from our session while most lawmakers are back in their home states due to the coronavirus pandemic. it is possible senate republicans might ask for unanimous approval for additional funding to help small businesses with loans under the paycheck protection program, which was created in response to the coronavirus and is reportedly already running out of money. last week, senate democrats blocked a unanimous consent request from majority leader mitch mcconnell who then objected to legislation that senate democrats were offering. as always, you can follow the senate live on c-span two. >> world health organization officials held a briefing in geneva, such a wind on the -- geneva, switzerland on the c

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see the house on c-span and the senate on c-span2. >> c-span has round-the-clock coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. it's all available on demand and c-span.org/coronavirus. watch white house briefings, updates from governors and state officials, track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps, watch on-demand, anytime, unfiltered at c-span.org/ coronavirus. president trump leads the white house coronavirus task force leaving this afternoon. it is scheduled for 5:00 eastern. watch a live here on c-span. >> next, world bank president david malpass on the global economy. answered questions on financial transparency, work from home challenges in developing countries, and the pandemic's effect on tourism. this virtual press briefing is in our. -- an hour. >> welcome to the spring meetings 2020 virtual press conference with world bank president david malpass. president malpass will give brief opening remarks and we will turn to your questions. thank you to all the reporters from around the world who have been submitting questions. we may have

on c-span3. follow us on twitter@c-span history for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest historynews. >> i personally know of at least 50 to 60 people here in the area that do not have funds to stay in motels. now they have put the 5:00 curfew into effect and if you're caught out, it's $500 to $1,000 if they catch you. what are these people supposed to do? >> the superhumans that have had the virus, can they give their plasma and help someone else? >> i can't believe all the girlfriends and boyfriends out there maintain social or, un, not interact for weeks, months. i don't know what he would say. >> i'm going to tell you what i'm going to say. this is not an uncommon problem and in new york city with our tiny apartments and lots and lots of younger people, it's a huge issue. announcer: share your experiences dealing with the coronavirus pandemic and ask experts your questions. join our live conversation every morning on "war journal" which starts at 7:00 eastern and more conversation weeknights at 8:00 eastern for more "washington journal" prime time. announcer: you're watching

live coverage on c-span. host: what do we know about how the virus spreads? thet: the virus is in throat and at very high levels. one of the challenges we have is we are trying to control the transmission of this. it is not just coughing, it is breathing grade some people are more highly infectious than others. the key message is while we have talked a lot about handwashing and services and there may be , that isransmission not -- pelosi: -- speaker pelosi: thank you for being here. a sad day. 50,000 number the of people who have died. over 50,000. the numbers are staggering. each individual case is so heartbreaking. yesterday on the floor we heard about a five-year-old girl whose mother was a police officer and father a fire

american revolution to september 11th, and lectures in history on c-span3 every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lecture in history on c-span tv and where you listen to podcasts. ♪ >>> from his beloved second home at warm springs, georgia, the body of franklin delano roosevelt moves on the journey of its final resting place. scores of infamous people came to his resting place, and the president's dog follows his beloved master. the 31st president of the united states leaves warm springs forever. along the 700-mile route, people gathered to honor president roosevelt and his ideals. ♪ slowly the train backs into union station in the united states capital and awaited by a military guard of honor and the late chief executive's family. with justice burns and secretary wallace, president harry s. truman heads the assembly of the nation's leaders. on a six-horse field artillery kason escorted by every branch of the nation's armed forces, the casket passes throngs of grief-stricken americans. and the men of the mighty armed forces which he led marched in slow measured tread in franklin roosevelt's honor. across from the white house

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eastern on c-span two. watching a special edition of book tv airing now during the week while members of congress are in their districts the coronavirus outbreak. first, use issue and tim mcgraw and biographer john beauchamp discussed history through song. then, the land of hope, a history of america. later, erica lees america for americans looks at prejudice toward immigrants throughout history. enjoy book tv now and over the weekend on c-span two. on the phone is congressman mark cano. the 41st district in california. tell us the demographics of your district. who lives there? i have a large latino population, it is about 41s 40f the voters, currently 50% residents. i have an african-american population, and my asian-american population, maybe 5%, with the balance of the voters be white-anglo. veryend to be a exurban, suburban area. a lot of my constituents commute to work. with a huge blessed community college system, university of california calabasas, university, so there's a lot of higher education in

watch live coverage of the house on c-span. the senate on c-span2. announcer: new jersey governor phil murphy will provide an update on coronavirus response in his estate. we will take you there -- his estate. we will take you there with live coverage as he explains the plan this afternoon, at the white house briefing at 5:00 p.m. eastern. ♪ announcer: "washington journal" primetime, a special evening addition of "washington journal" on the response to the pandemic. an guests include peter lee, expert on animal rights laws. he will talk about chinese markets into the suspected role in this part of the coronavirus. and robin kelly on the impact of the virus on her district. join the conversation tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ announcer: we take you live now to new jersey, where governor phil murphy is briefing reporters. host: with the heritage foundation. here with us next to talk about tosident trump's decision withhold funding from the world health organization, fred schaefer. thanks for being here. can you hear me ok? guest: i can. surp

eastern on c span. >> for the first time in four weeks, the u.s. house meets for legislative work on thursday. to debate and vote on nearly $500 billion more for coronavirus pandemic response. this fourth round of funding would go to the small business loan program. hospitals. and virus testing. watch live gavel-to-gavel coverage of the house beginning at 10:00 eastern on c-span. woman on ts velasquez. chair of the small business committee. what is happening there in your district? how many cases are there? what is it like? good morning and thank you for having me, greta. hotspot, myy is a district. one of the nursing facilities has the highest number of deaths throughout new york. facing a crisis, definitely. host: do you see it plateauing as the governor of new york is saying? reports thaton the he is providing to us and what we hear, yes. a number of people dying every day and it is just really sad. my heart goes out to all the families and the people that are going through this difficult time. but the number of people that are going to the hospi

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watch live coverage of the house on c-span, see the senate on c-span two. >> new york city congresswoman aoc joined jake sherman and anna palmer through videoconference for a discussion on the coronavirus response and the 2020 election. she was a supporter of bernie sanders. she was asked about the presidential campaign of joe biden. i am jake sherman. i am joined by my colleague anna palmer to post a virtual aoc.ook with she will talk to us about how by thetrict has been hit coronavirus and what congress is going to do in the coming weeks and months. >> today's briefings are among the political events politico is hosting across the newsroom. , youu have any questions can tweak them with the # atpolitico. let's just set the stage for where we are today several weeks into this pandemic. this is different from a lot of the live events we have done. let's break it down from what is happening at the white house and this overarching effort on figuring out when the u.s. can reopen for business. catch us up to speed. room or my office. -- veryportant important thin

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eastern on c-span. >> "washington journal," prime time, a special evening edition on the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. our guests, former republican senate majority leader, a co-chair of the health project joins us to discuss public health policy and the covid-19 pandemic. and van deer built william shatner, professor of infectious diseases and public health policy. join the conversation tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the presidents from public ranked by our historian survey. visit our website and order your copy today wherever books are sold. >> remarks from secretary of state from the world health organization. this is about 25 minutes. secretary secretary good morning everyone. >> we remember of those killed scrilanchinga. this is the 75th anniversary year of the liberation of nazi concentration camps that were murdered including six million jews. and repugnant acts of evil will never happen again. third and in light of the secretary germ's message to turn our recovery to do the right thing, i want to remind everyone that the right to achieve a greener, clea

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eastern on c-span. primetime.on journal a special evening addition of the washington journal on the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. our guests are former senators for disease control and prevention director tom frieden who is president and ceo of the group resolve to save lives. he joins us to discuss government and private efforts to combat the pandemic. of johns hopkins university will be on to talk about how her team built the coronavirus dashboard and map. conversation tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the president, just released in paperback from public affairs, resent biographies of every president organized by their ranking in our much cited presidential historian survey. visit our website, c-span.org/the president and order your copy today wherever books are sold. earlier today, new york governor andrew cuomo briefed reporters on his state's response to the coronavirus. he says the curve is going down in new york is focusing on expanding testing as the first step to reopen

eastern on c-span. on-demand at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. now, utah republican senator mitt romney takes part in a georgetown university ritual conversation on american leadership during times of crisis, specifically the coronavirus pandemic. he criticizes the governments initial response to the pandemic, saying he thought the world was surprised at the u.s. efforts. from earlier this week, this is over one hour. >> good evening and thank you for joining tonight's virtual form hosted by the to do politics and public services, commonly referred to as geopolitics. the school ofin public policy and the school of business. at georgetown, i've had the opportunity to attend many geopolitics fellow discussions and events. i'm also part of a team launching a new student organization, the mcchord refugee and policy organization. our guest tonight, senator mitt romney. it is a tremendous honor to introduce him. shipg up, -- growing up or saved -- his leadership saves dealer picks and helped the economy of my state. republicanthe nominee for president a

eastern on c-span, on at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> senate leader mitch mcconnellnnounced the senate will return for work this monday and later in the week could work on coronavirus related legislation addressing lawsuits. house majority leader steny hoyer said come after consulting with members and the physician, the house will not return for legislative work next week. they will continue to hold brief pro forma sessions every three days. bipartisan negotiations continue votingerent options for remotely. follow live senate coverage on c-span2 and the house on c-span. >> david michael not only serves epidemiology. of he served as former assistant secretary of labor from 2009 2017. from 2009-2017 and joins is now to talk fety, gg to you. guest: great to be on the show. >> great to be on the show. >> a former agency you worked for, what is the role of osha when it comes to workplace safety? is 50 years old this year. it's the federal agency charged with making sure workers can come to work and be healthy at the end of the day. thathas requirements employers provide w

eastern on c-span. >> senate leader mitch mcconnell announced the senate will return from legislative work this monday. they will vote on an executive nomination and later in the we could work on coronavirus-related legislation addressing the lawsuits. said the house will not return for legislative work next week. instead, they will continue to hold brief pro forma sessions every three days while bipartisan discussions continue on voting remotely in committees and on the house floor. follow live coverage on c-span two and the house on c-span. >> on tuesday, connecticut governor ned lamont gave a briefing on his state's response to the coronavirus. he updated the state's numbers latest death toll and set hospitalizations continue to decrease. governor lamont also announced that connecticut's contact tracing program will be in partnership with microsoft. pron partnership with microsoft. good afternoon, everybody. daily briefing with paul and josh, and backed by popular demand, dr. matt carter, our state ep

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watch live coverage on c-span see the senate he spent two. cspan-2. next, remarks on the coronavirus. they spoke about scientific data on the spread of the virus and when the u.s. could expect to reopen. .ere is a look >> we are delighted to be joined by steve ulmer, the former ceo of microsoft and a philanthropist. to talk about his latest endeavor, which takes a lot of data and facts from all sorts of sources and puts them together. steve, can you explain to us why you decided this is the moment to put together a project like this? started fourfort with the aim to understand the government better are the government's own numbers owny the government's numbers. where does the money come from and where is it spent. the security and exchange commission requires this very factual document required -- called the 10k report. journey andn this we really learned a lot at the federal, state, and local level. >> what about the need for hard in the and real data middle of the situation the countries? -- country is in. >> it is more essential than ever. governmen

watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span2. is dr. us in washington anthony fauci. thank you for being with us on c-span. we appreciate it. to the get right questions. what is the plan for testing people who have had or believe they have had covid-19 and recovered? is a test being developed to determine immunity? the doctor mentioned that a little bit ago. the test that determines, not if you are infected but if you have been infected and you have what they call antibodies against the virus, which is a sign that you have been exposed and infected, but it could be in indication that you are now immune and essentially protected from being infected again. are still a lot of unknowns that we need to be careful of because we still do not know the relationship between the level of antibody and the degree of protection. total not sure what the immunity is. many of these antibody tests that are out there have not been completely and totally validated. telling us that they are butistent and reproducible, the answer to the question, when we do g

sequencing, can watch this viral genome mutate as it spreads around the world. >> watch book tv on c-span this weekend on c-span2. >> 25 years ago, a massive truck bomb exploded outside the alfred t mara federal building in oklahoma city tilling 168 people including 19 children. live sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, american history tv looks back with kerry watkins, the executive director of the oklahoma city national memorial and museum, talking about the attack and how it is remembered today. and the 25th anniversary commemoration and sunday at 11 a compilation of events surrounding the oklahoma city bombing. the bombing in oklahoma city was an attack on innocent children and defenseless citizens. cowardice andof it was evil. >> at 4:00 p.m. eastern on reel america, the 1996 training program managing terrorist events, the oklahoma city experience. withecorded interviews special agents, investigators, and a survivor. chairurned around in my and was getting ready to discuss the next item that i mentioned when the bomb went off. and it had to be longer but it was just like seconds. and all the

watch live coverage of the house on c-span, and the senate on c-span 2. >> earlier today, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders suspended his presidential run. joe biden released a statement saying in part, bernie put his heart and soul into not only running for president, but the issues he has been dedicated to his whole life. he hasn't just run a political campaign, he has created a movement. we will show senator sanders' video message, held in vermont. sen. sanders: good morning. thank you for joining me. i want to express to each of you my deep gratitude for helping to create an unprecedented grass-roots political campaign that had a profound impact in changing our nation. i want to thank the hundred of thousands of volunteers who knocked on doors, millions of them, in the freezing winters of iowa and new hampshire, and the heat of nevada and south carolina, and in states throughout the country. i want to thank the two million americans who contributed financially to our campaign and showed the world we can take on a corrupt campaign-finance system and run a major pres

lectures in history on c-span 3 every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv and lectures in history is available as a podcast. find it where you listen to podcasts. >>> on april 21st, 1995 attorney general janet reno announced that timothy mcveigh was arrested as suspect in the oklahoma city bombing. she appeared before the press at the justice department with fbi director and several other officials. a c-span camera was there. >> one of the individuals responsible for wednesday's terrible attack on the murrah federal building in oklahoma city has been arrested. timothy mcveigh, age 27 who we previously called john doe number one was arrested by local authorities on a traffic violation about 60 miles from oklahoma city on wednesday morning. about an hour and a half after the explosion occurred. at the time of his arrest he was in the possession of a firearm. he has been in the local jail since the arrest. he will be taken into custody by the fbi. searches are being planned and executed at several locations around the country this

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lectures in history on c-span 3 every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv and lectures in history is available as a podcast. find it where you listen to podcasts. >>> on april 21st, 1995 attorney general janet reno announced that timothy mcveigh was arrested as suspect in the oklahoma city bombing.

eastern on c-span sunday night on q&a, wall street trader, turned photojournalist, chris on his bookignity. about the likes of us living on the margins of society in america. >> sunday morning, or saturday, was empty because semi's work gone. her intelligence medially just came right through. we spoke for about an hour, half an hour or so. she told me her life which is like a clichÉ everything from that can happen to somebody. eventually, i asked her right asked everybody i photographed, if you want me to describe you, give me one sentence. she shot back, i am a prostitute, mother of six and child of god. >> sunday night eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> welcome. i want to welcome everyone to this bookshop. we in the entire staff are happy to have you all here, it's an honor to host this event. my name is linda, i'm the owner of this bookshop. we are happy to be in a community that support our local businesses as well as our local nonprofits. this one is a special one today. it's my honor to introduce you

thank you for being with us on c-span. you first realize that you had covid-19? your son also battled the same illness. >> some became ill on a friday night and the next day, i started having body aches and a headache. i did not develop a cough until the next day. untilnot develop a fever four to five days later. ramp-up.t was a slow host: you are the director of diseases in birmingham and you teach this as well. >> i teach a lot of infectious diseases. i run the eggs in her, so i have been involved in research for quite a while. there are a lot of similarities and a lot of lessons to be learned. that virus is only have two missions in life. they are here to survive and replicate. is it invades the body and it takes advantage of the opportunity to have a playfield that it can go crazy and. the virus is replicated anywhere between one and 10 billion viruses a day. our body is charged with shutting that down. it is not so much the pathogen but rather our immune system response to the pathogen. that is what, -- causes the fever, body aches like you have been hit by a

c-span radio app. trump leads the white house coronavirus task force briefing this afternoon, scheduled to start at 5:00 eastern. watch it live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen with their free c-span radio app. joining us from her office in chicago is the mayor, lori lightfoot. thank you for being with here -- with us here on c-span. >> my pleasure. >> i want to begin with some concerns expressed by deborah birx on the white house coronavirus task force. >> we have made tremendous progress. there is still a long way to go. when we started out, we saw cases doubling every two or three days. we are now in a cycle where they are doubling every 12 days. we have to get to a place where we see a decline in cases, a decline in hospitalizations and occupied by icu bed covid positive or people under investigation for having covid. we are making progress because people are staying home. tight sure that we hold is critically important for us to continue to get to a place where we can even start to have a public conversation about what coming out of these restricted measures may look like. >> you have been very critical of governo

book tv this week and every weekend on c-span 2. tonight on the communicators, from the annual state of the net conference, internet archive creator talks about documenting the internet. >> we collect about 800 million pages every day. the total collection is about 800 billion urls. it is actually kind of huge, and it turns out that only is part of what we do. we also archive television, abc, nbc, cbs, fox, but also international television, and if you go to tv.archive.org, you can search to find clips of what other people said and be able to put those in blog posts and the like. the idea is to make it so that

watch live coverage on the senate on c-span 2. >> in an interview on friday, chuck schumer spoke about the interim covid-19 relief package saying "we are having speaker pelosi staff and my staff and was secretary of steven mnuchin. thatve constructive talks will continue through the weekend and i do not see any reason why we cannot come to an agreement. late friday night democrats sent a new offer to treasury secretary steven mnuchin in the negotiations to get the small business paycheck protection program refunded. the offer would provide $150 billion for state and local funding. it includes money for trinity underserved population stats community banks, hospitals