it is important to understand that many states have stemmed tc long challenges. pension fund, many of them from overspending. what we're saying here is, we are not interested in rescuing badly run states from the mistakes they've made completely unrelated to the coronavirus. so let me make it perfectly clear. we are open to considering another bill. my redline going forward on this bill is to provide protection, litigation protection for those who have been on the frontline. hospitals, doctors, nurses. imagine you are a businessman thinking about reopening. and you've heard that the trial lawyers all over the country are sharpening their pencils getting ready to sue you, claiming that you didn't engage in proper distancing or other issues related to health and safety. look, we can't pass another bill unless we have liability protections. that's the only way we're going to be able to get past this. that's to begin to open up the economy again. we have to have business is brave enough to open up again and employees brave enough to go back to work. and i'm glad to s

she walked us through and told us her intent and this is where she needed to do this, and the tcs centrecubicles laid out, this is in the middle of the convention floor and went in and built 970 different capabilities there. a lot of great work by my guys and that co re of great work by my guys and that core of engineers and all pulling together. the governors sat us down and said this is our intent on what we want to do. and we went into another large convention centre. this is 3000 bed spaces, a large belt and got this one done in a relatively short time. here is another one to help you understand the dynamics. this is in miami beach andl the dynamics. this is in miami beach and i flew in to see the governor and i flew in to see the governor and my guys trade to about 450 beds and my guys trade to about 450 beds and said how long will it take to build this. we said to the 27th of april. he went to his health people and he said how long do you need? the day we needed is the 21st of april. he did not have to the 27th, figure out how to get it done by the 20th. did not get the bill to be

here at the tcs center which i am standing in front of. there will be more beds coming tomorrow.tart to alleviate sochl the hospitals around the area. there were so many workers on the front line, ems and police officers and firefighters who could not go to work because they were scared they had covid-19. testing lab in the country, 851 tests have been done. about 100 tested positive so all the other workers were able to go back to work. >> ryan young for us. take care of yourself. it is amazing and depressing when you see these makeshift hospitals are being set up. amazing they are helping. up next, we check around the world how we are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. when it comes to parenting, you're a pro. you know reflexes are key. you know your kid doesn't step around puddles. and wet shoes, not cool. you know what else isn't cool? those cheap leaky diapers. because with luvs, you get the pro-level leak protection you're looking for. luvs, parent like a pro start with a round brush head. how do your teeth get a dentist-clean feeling? add power. and you've got oral-b o

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whiskey,er brewery, tc mammoth distillery, all of whom are helping us produce more hand sanitizer. this has been an all hands on deck effort and it is working. we are rising to this challenge together. we still anticipate more deliveries of ppe and we will continue working until every hospital in michigan has the supplies they need. i want to thank our hospitals and health care workers for doing your best to use ppe efficiently and safely. we appreciate it, and it has helped us get into this position where we are stronger today than we were a couple of weeks ago. the number of patients in the hospital with suspected or of about 10vid-19 days ago. we have seen a 15% reduction. in the top no longer five states when it comes to positive cases. we dropped behind other states. it's because of our aggressive actions and measures. states without stay-at-home orders have seen an increase in cases recently. shows our order is working. we are still in the top 10. we are still in the top five, in terms of number of deaths. it shows what we are doing is working, but we must keep staying safe i

she walked us through and told us her intent in the tcs center. you will see the cubicals laid out.on floor. again a lot of great work by my guys and the corps of engineers, the mayors and the city teams pulling together. the governor sat us down and said here is our intent of what we want to do. we went into another large convention center. this is 3,000 bed spaces, a very, very large build, and got this one done in a relatively short period of time. here is another one to help you understand the dynamic. this is in miami beach. i flew in to see governor desantis. my guys scoped out 450 beds. he said how long will it take to build this? we said probably until the 27th of april. he said how long do you need? they said they needed it the 21st of april. i'd told my guys you don't have until the 27th. you don't get to have the perfect solution. you have to get the mission essential done. lives are on the line and we have to get everything done to save those lives. this is one we are doing right now, colorado, in denver, another gigantic convention center. you will see the cub the cubic

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whatever the noun,tc you repeat the noun over and over again and that's considered neutral and fair. >> thank you so much fore joinig us tonight. >> thank you. >> such a wonderful conversation. [applause] >> we will be ending now. [applause] >> thank you. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. here are programs to watch out for. abc news white house correspondent jonathan carl provides behind the scenes look of the trump administration. also u.s. news and world's report kenneth walsh recalls how different presidents have handled crisis and highlights of monthly viewer call-in program in-depth featuring interviews with five authors. find more information in your program guides or online at booktv.org. >> in 2004 at the louisiana state capital in baton rouge, professor barry discusses influenza pandemic. here is a portion of the program. >> nobel-prize winner studied most of his life influenza and the death toll of minimum of 50 million people and possibly as many as 100 million people. all this was in a world with a population 28

officials in alberta, canada, said they would hand over more than $1 billion dollars to tc energy, formerly known a as transcanada, so that construction can continue, even though it risks putting construction workers and residents on the pipeleline's ph -- m many of t them fromom indis communities at heightened risk for contracting the coronavirus. south dakota and several other states recently passed new laws criminalizing protests against pipipelines. navy captain brett crozier, who last week called for the evacuation of thousands of sailors stuck on board the uss theodore roosevelt in guam, has tested positive for covid-19. captain crozier was removed from his post just dadays earlilier r his dedefiant letter, in which e pleaded not to let sailors die, leaked to the press. at least 150 sailors on the nuclear-powered military ship had also contracted the virus. on friday, videos emerged showing hundreds of sailorss cheering and applaudingg captain crozier as he disembarked from the aircraft carrier at the u.s. naval base in guam. amid the escalating coronavirus crisis, president trump has

the tcs center behind me has extra beds. we're seeing a large ramp up of operations here. for families this is tough, it's not about numbers. it's about loved ones and difficult decisions they have to make. >> he didn't want to go away like this. he did. but just know this. we done the best that we could. >> reporter: these short cell phone videos of her husband's funeral were the only way she could see it from quarantine. >> his name is ra sean smith. >> she hasn't left her house since testing positive for the virus. >> i didn't want him to be alone. nobody was able to be there for him. i had to make the decision to keep myself and my daughter home. we don't want to go to another funeral. >> reporter: in the last three weeks marie says she, her father and her brother have all tested positive for covid-19. >> people in the family started displaying flu-like symptoms. no idea it was corona, nothing like that. just i don't feel so good. my husband, his symptom was a high fever. >> reporter: with strict social distancing rules in p place, their trip to the hospital march 16th

>> the smarter doctor is a professor at tc nj and has communications with couples in adverse times, everyecklist of what i am doing wrong. i can share with you. if someone in your family is focused, make sure you let them focus. plan out a day, a week. if you have times where you have to do something where you really want the time, make sure you ask. i have not been great at this, but i am in rob rehab, my wife says self-care is important, and probably too good at it. >> i know the two of you are geniuses. it's no wonder that it passes along in the dna. but are you hopeful when you look at this any look back to 9/11, different incident or issue, are you hopeful? >> absolutely. we learn from our research just after, we look at the research and what the eight resources that buffer negative events. and we thought that coping was not enough. things like optimism, humor, all of those things that you can find buffer the impact of crisis and help you grow on the other end. it does not just happen. you have to be intentional about it. and when you learn the growth resource coming to teach someone

many of the books fema distinctions are hidden in its title because a image of the tc was the first thing i wrote about the book, and it does express some of the emphases that i knew i wanted to you too as i proceeded. first there is the word land. america is a land. it's not only an idea. true, it is in some respects the expression of an idea or of ideas about liberty, equality, self-rule and other such things and the universal standards and are set out in our declaration of independence which in turn initiated a great request for liberty, equality, et cetera in the nation's of the world that we should not discount the historical influence of the worldwide influence of the declaration, even unto today's protest in hong kong. but america's also a very particular nation with a particular structure and a particular history which in turn means it's particular triumphs and sufferings, sacrifices, and our memories of these things are important factors that draw and hold us together. they are the sacrifices and sufferings and victories, not of all humanity but of ourselves, but of us alone in s

menu and taste the same which is liam, cuban food in cuba socks they cuban food in miami is a human tc maintain cuba. the supply chain, it is not there to provide. instead pick a restaurant based on the venue or a rooftop because the food will be the same. i will end with cuba in the illustration in the 1950s in the cars in cuba. and then people think it is because they're still stuck with american cars. we have a margo but not a blockade. there is no one stopping key is to going to cuba except cuban government. as a result they have to keep using bubblegum to make the 1950s american cars take. as a result in a country that is very poor statistics will be and socialist companies but something on the order of $3000 per capita income, young 1950s car selling for 15 - $16000 when they're traded. in the picture, that is more like a $30000 car because this better suspension and brakes and might have ac, it does not exist in the united states you should not even go to your high school kid anymore. but if you step down supply hard enough, price is very high. i will stop with that and let bob