harris: september 1st, president obama had good news to report. >> we're also making steady progressd effective h1n1 flu vaccine, and we expect a flu shot program will begin soon. >> it was made in about six months. the swine flu vaccine in 2009 worked. it helped to staunch the spread of the virus. harris: in the end, 60 million americans were infected with h1n1, and 12,000 of them died. >> very unfortunate that anyone died from it. but your typical seasonal flu kills much more than that. not all a pandemics end up being as serious as we worry about. harris: the same could be said for the economy back then as well. >> even we were surprised to see that by the time the pandemic was declared over in august of 2010, the dow had risen 40%. stocks had been so undervalued due to the financial crisis that people continued to buy with a few gaps in between, for sure, but the market survived. harris: when we come back, coronavirus, the policy, the politics and the pandemic. ♪ ♪ what's important to you? saving for ava's college. financial security. being able to retire. on our terms. no matter

helped him and if so why get him tremendously you know he was the vice president the 1st african-american president barack obama. he helped a lot and he was a shy then started that administration i'm so many of the things that obama worked for health care education jobs the economy we see the same things what the hear but bad he's really keeping that momentum going and so when we say you know his the person that works so strongly with obama was saying this is a continuation of what happened then you know in the end if say joe biden wins the nomination or bernie sanders wins the nomination do you think those 2 sides are going to be able to reconcile because often there's hard blood between those 2 candidates because you know it's a must at some must and we must come together as democrats because we must defeat. the carson that's in the white house right now all right well i want to thank you senator joyce what out of north carolina that's the view here from north carolina where late in the night is looking like a very strong night for joe biden throughout the south bernie sanders was hoping on california we'll k

case that could make the law on abortion meaningless the hearing in the easy honors the 1st since president obama trump appointed to conservative judges and gallagher as i report now from new orleans oh by the law i foresee and does not sound problems outside one of louisiana's few remaining abortion clinics a protester urges women to make a different choice this state's laws are among the most restrictive public fundings only available in cases of rape or incest women must receive counseling discouraging them from the procedure and mine is need parental consent the case now before the supremes court could make abortions in louisiana harder forcing clinics to get admitting privileges to a hospital within 50 kilometers of their practice a move critics say would force most to close it's very concerning in that that supreme court took this case up at all caruso had studies women's health and says louisiana was trying to and. minor ruling known as roe v wade made abortion legal in 1973 rather than overturn roe v wade which at one time seemed so insurmountable kill it by death through a 1000 cuts and

of san antonio texas who was secretary of hud the housing and urban development under obama and basically his ideas 1st chance plan like giving these people a task even live give them a chance educate them don't kill them that was his policy but in terms of the actual data of how many americans are killed by the police. yes the data from 20152016 is that of the 1146 killed in 20151902 killed in 2016 the authors of the study found that 52 percent were white and that compares to 72 percent of our population being white 26 percent were black which is twice their percentage of the population of 13 percent and 17 percent were hispanic which is about equal to the population but it went on twitter or anything after a police shooting it's amazing even like with tammy or rice who is 11 year old little kid with a plastic god and in a state like ohio i believe it was which is open carry state and the number of people were like what he should've been carrying a gun which is an in an open carry state or he shouldn't like it like the people who justify it's shocking well so it's who carries the guns i mean if it's w

here's why there was one key phone call made and it was by none other than president obama to intervene he was the 1st one he called mare pete he called peabody gen and was the 1st one to ask him to bow out and did and that began that 72 hour contagion there's another 2nd figure also an african-american and that's james cliburn and i called him on super tuesday night i called him the most powerful person in the democratic party not joe biden despite the fact that biden actually won and so i think you look at these 2 figures in the party they are really the power here not joe biden and whomever they would have endorsed would have carried the day and i think i think would have a good shot at it so i don't think the string care is that joe biden can attract african-americans i think you have to look at those 2 key african-americans who interjected themselves here and to the selection their followers would have followed him ever they chose and that could have been anywhere p. i don't want to support their i want to close i want to throw them cold water on this here no one isn't mentioned the preferences o

unacceptable she herself says she she's done her time she did her time the 1st time around she heard sentence was commuted by barack obama and now she's being ordered to testify. for something that she has already served time for and being incarcerated again for something that she has already said the u.n. says that what the united states is doing keeping her president till she says what's the what they want to hear is essentially torture the continued detention of manning is not a lawful sanction but an open ended progressively severe coercive measure amounting to torture and should be discontinued and abolished without delay the practice of coercive deprivation of liberty for civil contempt involves the intentional infliction of progressively severe mental and emotional suffering for the purposes of coercion and intimidation and the order of judicial authorities. just to provide a little bit of background so chelsea manning was jailed back in 2010 for providing we kill leaks for leaking to wiki leaks thousands hundreds of thousands of classified documents from the pentagon that exposed apparent war crimes attacks by th

not to mention you know 2 years ago former president 'd president barack obama he created a pandemic response team and one of the 1st actions as president donald trump fired that entire team and he also severely limited the centers for disease control their their outreach in terms of working with other countries to create infectious disease epidemics one of those countries that he cut the budget for it was china and so a lot of what we're seeing the slow reaction in the states the fact that we still don't have mass testing is a reflection of frankly totally incompetent and unprepared leadership starting with the president really good to get your take it there thank you for your time jamail hill there a sports journalist and writer for the atlantic thank you. still to come here on al-jazeera he's been dead for 8 years but the fight against his conviction for the lockerbie bombing 3 decades ago is still alive. and taxing times find out what's ignited farmer's anger and argentina 7. hell if the next day or so most of the rabid and instead will be quiet but look what is coming in over egypt that developing storm will be

barney has a political agenda something she denies president obama pours out denied the allegations saying they were baseless this is not the 1st time the public protector has lost a court ruling and this one will only add to the criticism was to say when combine is facing that she's not fit for office it's likely that the question of the credibility will be debated in parliament feeling an already tense political climate the main opposition party the democratic alliance is leading parliamentary process is to have a removed from office and kabbani is expected in court again next week she's seeking an injunction to stop an inquiry into her fitness to hold office which could lead to impeachment it is the 1st time in democratic south african history that the head of a chapter 9 institution a watchdog body made to protect the public from government excesses is facing possible in speech meant in this manner she is challenging that process which she says is governed by rules which she believes are unconstitutional some south africans hoped that this case would lead to more transparency about political campaign funding instead what ma

her up for a year for absolutely nothing and let's not give obama too much credit he's the one a prosecutor released his military in the 1st place and put her behind bars in the 1st place but at least that bind i like this because this is a giant screw you to that whole the courts and government that locked her up and tortured her for so many years her fines have already been a crowd funded they've already made beyond to the quarter 1000000 that she owed that the judge said she owed so hopefully those fines will be taken care of for her because there's i mean this person should be treated as a hero she exposed major war crimes no one of those no one who committed those war crimes has been prosecuted and instead we basically literally almost literally shoot the messenger. thank you elise so much for joining me today in these uncertain times it's been an absolute pleasure having you here thanks brianna. it's time for a break we'll have more with dr eddie fattah cause he's joining me next with some tips on staying healthy during the corona virus outbreak we'll be right back. the world looking to cash. a dark industry comes to

fear the move could effectively give obama a blank check to clamp down on civil rights and democracy. let's bring india views are pods so if he's in budapest for us 1stof all that can you just explain for us exactly what kinds of powers this bill would give the prime minister. well it would give him ultimate powers another would she could shoot pretty well any decrease he thinks necessary that would be useful in battling the corona virus outbreak here in hungary also which hasn't been as badly adversely affected as a lot of other european countries so far at least something like 15 have died and less than $450.00 have tested positive but still they're saying that it's going to get a lot worse before it gets a lot better as pretty well everyone else is saying and they're either in in the other countries so he could cash anything that he wants but they say it's all going to be the logical and safe etc but of course there's a lot of criticism you touched on that in your intro for example the the secretary general of the council of europe and the office of the high commissioner for human rights at the united nations have criticized this saying it's too m

june 1st, we think we can reach the bought president obama of th the bottom of that hill. that would be a great thing. i have confidence in the two doctors. i think that could be a day, could be sooner, could be a little later, could be sooner. but i think people would be very happy if we did a job and saved potentially millions of lives, i think people would be very happy with that date. >> my question, sir, asked -- mr. president, my question actually has to do with the $2.2 trillion relief bill that you signed into law. in your view, do you think another relief bill -- another phase bill may be necessary? and are you prepared to support that, mr. president? >> well, i'm prepared to do whatever is necessary to, number one, save lives, and number two, bring our economy back strong just like it was before. i think our economy has a chance to be just as good and even better than it was before. and remember, a lot of the money that you read about, that's all coming back. these are loans to great companies that got stopped from doing business. they'll be back very soon. so mu

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obama house pioneered the use of steel pipes for home furniture in the early 20th century steel was a material reserved for industry until muscle broyard built the 1st cantilever chair it remains one of the best known powerhouse chairs to this day instead of standing on 4 legs the supporting framework gives it the effect of being suspended in mid-air. furniture designer torn it says the can to leave a chair accounts for around one 3rd of its sales $175.00 employees produce the chairs by hand you can pay over $600.00 euro's for this classic design which has become something of a legend in itself. and that one must sell clothes idea to use the hundreds of his bicycle to make furniture was quite an avant garde approach. and really it was about accentuating the industrial nature of the design. but the company isn't content with just reproducing powerhouse designs it also sells its own furniture. to the designs are kept simple without embellishments but thinking we many people's lives are already complicated enough. 'd you know if i miss on the essentials the bauhaus also. sort to bring in a certain order and come on this is the life of an interview i th

barney has a political agenda something she denies president obama pours are denied the allegations saying they were baseless this is not the 1st time the public protector has lost a court ruling and this one will only add to the criticism was to say when combine is facing that she's not fit for office it's likely that the question of credibility will be debated in parliament feeling and already tense political climate the main opposition party the democratic alliance is leading parliamentary processes to have a removed from office and cavani is expected in court again next week she's seeking an injunction to stop an inquiry into her fitness to hold office which could lead to impeachment it is the 1st time in democratic south african history that the head of a chapter 9 institution a watchdog body made to protect the public from government excesses is facing possible in speech meant in this manner she is challenging that process which she says is governed by rules which she believes are unconstitutional some south africans hoped that this case would lead to more transparency about political campaign funding instead what many se

biden wants to build on the very aggressive policies that frock obama had donald trump says that climate change is a hoax and he is the 1st administration ever to initiate policies that would make increase emissions into the atmosphere rather than reduce them so it pretty standard supporters really care about the issues that he's been running on that they claim that they care about this is not a close call for them some of them still sit on their hands of course but if they if they are truly committed to the issues education gun control again donald trump says it's far as he's concerned everybody should have a gun joe biden's position is no we want to respect legitimate gun ownership but do something about gun violence in this country which is down from thinks is a big joke to attack and so again on the issues there's a there's a world of difference between the 2 of them richard goodstein very good to get your views on this it'll be very interesting of course to see how it all unfolds in the coming weeks thank you very much for joining us on the lessons here. now afghan officials say the president will issue a decree for

unconscionable that when president obama had that in place from the obama about crisis and further on it was all the way through to the 1st 2 years of president trumpet that pandemic you know committee was there and that was disbanded by president trump's administration the name of john bolton unconscionable to do that 2 years into this term which has had tremendous rip implications are why we got a late start on this today right now we have this latest democratic debate going on biden saunders who out of those 2 is is presenting themselves as the man who should be president at a time perhaps like this. it's a crisis situation is very unusual for 2 people be debating at this time but they are and seen when i watch the debate this evening that on the health care issue when the senate has been repeating over and over it's medicare for all plan that he had in mind from way beginning and mr biden says we have to go one step at a time and biden says now we have to take care of the media crisis in a lot of money right now to buying the kind of things that the system needs and worries that we don't have a health system we don't

1st economic casualties of this pandemic and as countries continue to impose restrictions many airlines have drastically cut their passenger flights we spoke last hour to the c.e.o. of qatar airways off but obamahe said the end airline industry will bounce back once the. world can get past this pandemic that has been difficult but persevering we have our passengers that are all over the place where we have to take them safely back home we have received a lot of requests from embassies and governments around the world to help citizens to be taken back to their homes and to their loved ones and cut that i was just serving the the world community if epaulettes around the world start closing down and airspace are being blocked it is of course natural that god said it was for this completely stuff flying but for the time being we have a skeleton service that is flying around and this for the foreseeable future will continue airlines and the evolution industry plays such an important role in our lives these days that this industry will rebound like it did previously of course this time it is very serious much more serious than 911 we haven't have faced such a situation in the last $100.00 ias so now

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1st, 1932 and lost the election. duh. then you look at what w did with a stimulus package of $1.75 trillion and john mccain was sacrificed by george w. bush who put obama in the white house. you look at reagan. reagan did none of that stuff in the october-november crash in the market and if trump doesn't do that, if trump does the tax cuts for nine months and provides a stimulus to make it more attractive to employ people and people to work, there will be no problem and i'm betting this will turn out to be a very big plus for the president because he will have solved the crisis of coronavirus and the economy will bounce back nicely. neil: but in the reagan example -- >> -- you and i did in 2008 and 2009, if they do that stuff, they will destroy the economy. then you will have trump out of there. the republicans out of the house -- [ speaking simultaneously ] neil: let me ask you this. >> i worked with him closely. neil: in the ronald reagan case, obviously when the '87 crash occurred he wasn't up for re-election but his reaction to that did help his vice president george bush senior get elected because the economy -- [ speaking simultaneously ] >> they