libby and whereas anders anders lee over here. looks like you're taking the social distancing thing a little too far through what about kareem abdul-jabbar. tell me about the assault on clean air laws what bear claws no i just say really i'm fine i want to talk about the clean air act the trumpet ministration is taking on california's attorney general in court to beat back the state's waiver that allows california to set their emission standards at a stricter rate than the federal government's that sounds like a good thing for them they'd be allowed to regulate emissions on their own if it is going to keep their heads up their look wait this waiver is bad news for the auto industry that's why the national highway traffic safety administration has begged the e.p.a. to revoke it they argue that california was illegally using emission standards as a way to split the national vehicle market in 2 by forcing manufacturers to sell more fuel efficient vehicles not only in california but also in the dozen plus other states that were follow

whatever thanks for joining me anders. never mind moving on president trump used one of his white house press conferences during the pandemic to prop up corporate c.e.o.'s as our saviour's but he seems to forget that some of those companies pledging help don't have great track records when it comes to serving consumers or their workers for more we go to our truth bomb now let me guilt. if you haven't found a way to capitalize off of this coronavirus pandemic are you really an american and i don't just mean that prick from tennessee who hoarded nearly 18000 bottles of hand sanitizer to sell online it marked up prices the good news is he's being peer pressured to donated the bad news is it's all going to his fellow tennessee resident kid rock who should have been bathing in pure oil for the past 20 years. but who better to capitalize off of this pandemic than corporate america after president trump invited c.e.o. after c.e.o. after c.e.o. on stage so they could get a chance to show how their company plans to help shortly aft

lay and whereas anders anders lee over here. looks like you're taking the social distancing thing a little too far what about kareem abdul-jabbar tell me about the assault on clean air laws what bear claws no i just say really i'm fine i want to talk about the clean air act the trumpet ministration is taking on california's attorney general in court to beat back the state's waiver that allows california to set their emissions standards at a stricter rate than the federal government's that sounds like a good thing for them they'd be allowed to regulate emissions on their own if if from c.p.i. is going to keep their heads up their look wait this waiver is bad news for the auto industry that's why the national highway traffic safety administration has begged the e.p.a. to revoke it they argue that california was illegally using emission standards as a way to split the national vehicle market in 2 by forcing manufacturers to sell more fuel efficient vehicles not only in california but also in the dozen plus other states that were fo

congress and the federal a whole must take steps immediately to provide relief to those american anders, families businesses. last friday the house of representatives passed legislation to provide for free coronavirus testing, extensions of paid sick leave, food assistance for school kids and elderly and assistance to states over-burdened by medicaid expanded unemployment insurance. thisenate should take up bill and pass it immediately by consent today. we cannot wait. it was my preference to keep the thete in session over weekend so that we could have passed this bill already but mcconnell regrettably and almost unexplicably decided to everyone home and then called them back today. many members on my side of the aisle were extremely upset by leader mcconnell's decision. no further delay in passage of this legislation because surely we must move on to other necessary measures to itsess the coronavirus and widening impact on the medical, fabric ofand social this country. testing capacity and public health infrastructure, like hospital beds, masks, ventilators and more, remain a priority.

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i must thank my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, especially the chairs ander ranking members and their staff, the past few days have been filled with drama. the past few hours were no exception. i know a few of my republican friends still harbor reservation about voting for this legislation. but when there is a crisis of this s magnitude, the private sector cannott. solve it, individuals even with bravery are not powerful enough to beat it back. government is the only force large enough to stop the bleeding and begin the healing. this is a time when the american people need their government. this is what we were elected for, we swear to the constitutional, it means ween mt protect the general welfare of the people. so let us marshall this government into action, there's millions of americans watching us right now at home on their televisions, separated from friends and family, fearful for their children and their likelihoods, unsure of when the time will come when our lives will return to normal. let us tell them tonight that help is on the way, they are not truly alone, this cou

lee anders hey welcome back those that was brave to go and spend some days at sea packer a there are those not so brave when you look like i do yes it was soul sucking but you have a beard which can be very injured so i got to say look the biggest leaving to come out of sleep in this gathering of conventions very political but the biggest theme was kind of you know america versus the evils of socialism right. there pretty much lumping all democrats together as socialists is this characterization fair i mean after all the only the only actual social would assume the race is bernie sanders democratic socialist. and the democratic party doesn't really seem to love him that much anyway so who did you mean is this help me understand what the pm was for this year right well i think the the rights of the republican party are prepared to run against socialism in the general election and when you talk to people have packed there's not really a clear consistent understanding of what that means and i think that's also the case with the democratic party except for bernie sanders who does have a

hacia la presidencia se estimó que gastóunos 158 en >>> para tratar de ganar más seguidores, dennis anderss lograr que más latinos usen su voto esta campaña electoral. >>> pasan analizando lo político más importante. es más fácil no escuchar nada. >>> ella decidió tomar el toro por los cuernos y colgar en las redes sociales. >>> cutting temas como difusión de votantes y cómo funciona proceso electoral y mucho más, se enfoca en animar a nuestra comunidad. esperemos que haya un cambio tener que participar en el proceso y parte del proceso ese registrarnos y votar. >>> noticias telemundo. >>> recuerde que ejercer el sufragio es un derecho pero tomen un deber como ciudadano de esta nación que queremos que avance. >>> es importante en colectado. >>> seguimos en el área de la bahía, que podemos esperar para el martes. >>> vemos ese descenso, la próxima semana tenemos condiciones similares ya que podremos ver precipitaciones finalmente pero vea nada más, pasamos este mes de febrero, se nos fue en un abrir y cerrar de ojos, 29 días, 31 en total, no vimos lluvia hasta lo último del mes de enero, mi

handpicks anders and lures -- winners losers. no one in this body is competent to do that. we are in a period of extraordinary uncertainty, but no politician knows what happens next week, let alone in six months, and humility would require us to admit that. the proposal currently on the table from speaker nancy pelosi is to low through a massive coret of money on a policy that isn't well thought out. when you ask hard questions about the bill that has come over from the house, there is nobody who actually defends it as really good, well thought out policy. and that is why the first version of their bill passed so urgently last week at 120 pages per last night it required over 90 pages of technical corrections. imagine that. your kid does homework and you wrote a 12 page essay and out of you -- and after you turn it in you say, nine pages had to be thrown away and rewritten. that is what happened last night in the house. they tried to pass a 90-page fixed to a 120-page bill that was supposedly urgent last week. and by the way come on you talk -- by the way, when you talk to

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. >> you've heard the financialte system is strong ander i echo that. but for those listening, the country is really strong. you've done a fantastic job, your administration we are adding jobs. all be we are looking in terms of our health and management we have a long ways to learn. but the end of the day come the united states of america is very strong elites remind ourselves that part of getting through a challenge like this is about confidence and n supporting each other. and having hope for the inture. and for myself, i believe our best days are ahead and working together will make that happen. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. i will be making a statement tonight probably at 8:00 o'clock, and we will be starting some additional solutions. we made a great decision on china and asia, and their healing at a pretty good rate. happy about that. and we could start to think about getting back involved in that part of the world. as you know, we have another part of the world, europe, that's a very tough shape, it's having a very hard time right

. >> we are deeply concerned by the alarming levels of spread and severely, -- ander sy, and alarmingevels of inaction. >> in italy, doctors have been telling the bbc about the desperatsituation. harvey weinste's sentenced to 23 years after bei convicted of sexual assault and rape. ♪ anchor: o the coronavirbreak has been declared a pandemic. here is the who. >> we are deeply concerned by the alarming levels of spread and severity and by the alarming levels of inaction. we have met the assessment that covid-19 can be characterized as th is the first pandemic caused b coronavirus and we ha never before seen a pandemic that can be controlled at the same time. anchor: therenire various deons of pandemic. we describe this term as meaning disease that is spreading in multiple countries around the world at the same time. the question i does this shift in categorization mean a ift in policy? reporter: this will not change anything, it will change very bettle what countries are doing use they have already had close relationships with these countries over weeks and telling em what to do. this i

and t president has been lashing out at washington governor jay o inslee ander democrats as he deals with coronavirus. what does meadows' entry mean to you? >> we've known that there are some of the president' advisor who are reallyorried about what this outbreak means not just as a public health crisis but as a political crisis and esn't suppose an existential threat to the president's re-election. reported that with vice over, they're insisting on ing discipline with public health and professionals as well to make sure they're speaking with on voice while trying to be as transparent with the public as and i think that shows that, you know, they are really concerned about the politichi risk could fose the president. and they want to make sure, you know, that they've got an eye on re-election while trying to manage this crisis at the same time. bert: what does it mean for the democratic race when they look at what yasmeen just mentioned, the president putting all his chips on the stock market? does it mean they'll move to president biden? abby: it could potentially mean just that tha

but this highlights the need for international cooperation, to strengthen assistance, so we can andereal with unexpected deep reaching crises of this nature in the future. it is better to fix the roof while the sun is shining. unfortunately, we are in some rain right now. shery: how can the outbreak also change the way that economies function? we have seen more companies trying to automate their jobs. we see more of this phenomenon, digitalization. elliot: that is a trend that would have continued even without the virus. the virus has now exacerbated it . it allows us to see the opportunity to work in a different way. we are forced to do it now because we have to reduce the exposure. digitalization and remote working becoming much more prominent features of the economy. will that affect the way the jobs are defined? yes. does that mean that we are going to lose jobs? not necessarily. we can we organize the work that we do online, the work that we can do remotely, but the fundamental employment situation will only change gradually over time. of course, that will happen with technology

strings attached that the president was talking about e during the press confereat stock buybacks anderrt about not corporations --how they will potentially benefit from this. nada: jacqueline alemany, thank you so muchor joining us with that inside. jacqueline: thanks for having me. nada: that is the political side of things. what about the fight on the medical front? erare broad concerns across the united dates that hospitals since we don't ha the equipment they need and that frontline medical workers are increasingly at risk. i spoke short time ago with dr. leanwen, former baltimore city health commissionerem and gency physician herself. we have heard health workers really outspoken about the lack of personal protective equipment,nd the fact that ey are having to share and reuse masks. how concerning is that for you as a physician to hear that? dr. wen: oh, it's deeply concerning, and extremely frustrating. i can't believe that we are here. two months ago thcoe were storieng out of china of their doors and nurses who had to make their own masks and hads to reuse for d single-use mask

top seed chou tien—chen of chinese tapei was leading denmark's anders antonsen when the dane had to retireatriot in the final, viktor axelson. england's marcus ellis and lauren smith will be in mixed doubles action a little later on. you can watch live coverage on the red button and the bbc sport website. men's golf is on hold until next month at the earliest and we've seen first pga major, the masters, and opening ladies‘ major, the ana inspiration, both postponed. however, in cape town, the south african women's open finished earlier today, and what a week it's been for england's alice hewson. in herfirst event on the ladies european tour, she won by a shot and my colleague chetan pathak caught up with her earlier. it feels absolutely incredible. it is a dream come true. growing up as a kid, all i could dream of was playing on the ladies european tour, and for my first event, to come and win, the feeling is indescribable. you truned pro last year, has this happened quicker than you thought? it definitely has happened quicker than i thought, i was hoping to get to a nice steady start, but

deadly attacks in europe one was in norway in 2011 on the 22nd of july that year right wing extremist anders breivik a planted bombs in the capital oslo went on a shooting rampage at a youth camp killing 77 people tara struck again in berlin in 2016 on december 19th that you newseum asylum seeker radicalized by islamic state stole a truck and drove it into a christmas market killing 12 people. last month 10 people died in a racially motivated motivated mass shooting in the west german city of her now the gunman far right extremists then shot himself dead the 43 year old german national targeted shisha pass killing and wounding people of foreign descent this report now on how people are coping in the aftermath of such a traumatic incident. can and his colleagues from the victims advisory board at the market place where the attack took place 3 weeks ago since then the city has not been the same. because. we're getting more and more responses from relatives and eyewitnesses and from the city community that there is a latent fear. not because they're too often asked there's a gives us cause for

ander another thing they are worried about t ist their plan could actually help us spread the virus.ocial media, they're asking each other not to open the door for these teams. they are saying that this is populist plan that will not work. ros: the initialr cenf the outbreak in iran was the holy city of qom, just south of tehran. this video was published today. it is a man filming burials at a cemetery in qom, and he says he bhas alreadyn involved in the burial of 80 people, all connected to the coronavirus. if true, that would be far in excess of official figures. have another video, this time from tehran, again highlighted by bbc persian. this man is warning passersby not to come near him. he says he is infected. we can see him coughing severely. he is then picked up by people wearing ful protective suits, and he is placed into an bulance. here is our bbc persian reporter on how we assess the statistics on iran. >> we are not convinced. we think it is an underestimation of what is going on, and there so many people is that the country, including politicians, that agree. an mp from

the radar stories i'm joined by redacted tonight host lee camp and redacted tonight correspondent anders lee thanks for taking the reins of the show tonight so you know you know i feel a little uncomfortable when you have that suit you know 2 or $300.00 yapper $200.00 goes we did it now we know we've got we're done we're finished with it and we're out of ok let's go home so i have been wondering how have you guys been passing the time with no human contact you know the thing that psychologists recommend to stay sane where you guys been up to i mean luckily i've gone i live with my girlfriend sort of contact with one human for now but i think that might my time is going to soon yeah. i'm either going to be banished to the street or she's going to stop i'm going to be short and i have to get used to the real issue is that he would have like a 60 percent fatality rate or. let's just say that wall the stocks are doing very poorly but pornhub stock is doing great i think they're doing yeah yeah and harsh or no to get serious for a moment i think that people should focus on how they can help o

we will not have that same ander from the consumer customer services spending in particular that will allow a bit more resilient recovery. we think it is going to be temporary, but i think you are having a historically large distraction to the u.s. economy over the next few months. francine: will we see helicopter money? stepping in with almost everything they have with stimulus, offering money, and suddenly the markets are saying we cannot go too much into debt. what is the right way of looking at this? thehew: i think we will get fiscal response, and the $1.2 trillion package may not be the end of it. then i think we will get the corporate monetary policy response. what we have from the fed so far is they rolled out -- they debate whether or not there is qe. they have increased mortgage-backed security purchases, and they are doing it upfront. combating market liquidity in these markets, but this could ute into a more traditional qe if you see interest rates rise, given maximum accommodations. there could be a pivot and the language for what purchases are being used for if market st

done even if they do -- [indiscernible] >> they were testing people -- >> limited testing -- the anders are low and national -- we have been diagnosing cases originally linked to travel, associated with public health measures of contact. you might find one confirmed case or evaluate another 300 people. and we went out to do that, the found -- initially we all of the other contacts were men. over time when the state of washington sent a sample from an individual, they made the first diagnosis, that individual was also a traveler. we found people who had no risk of travel. this is what we call community spread. we have community spread. we are enhancing surveillance. we are blending surveillance for coronavirus into the flu system. a number ofated clusters but it is not as if we have multiple, hundreds and hundreds of -- around the united states. pres. trump: you have people that are sick but they don't go to the hospital where they are not very sick. it is a more minor case. you have a lot of people that are not going to the hospital so we are not seeing those people. if you did, if you

[applause] what anders: and that is grassroots campaign is about. it is about teachers contributing 10 books -- 10 bucks. it is about workers in amazon and target and taxicab drivers. it is about ordinary americans standing up and saying, we want a government that works for all of us, not just the few. [applause] sen. sanders: now, as some of you may know, the corporate establishment is getting nervous . i read something the other day that some lobbyist for the military-industrial complex was getting very upset because we might end endless wars. [applause] we might end outrageous cost overruns. ofmight actually do an audit the pentagon. [applause] so that we do not have to spend more money on the military than the next 11 nations combined. and then there was a guy on wall street who was very upset. worried we were going to ask wall street to start paying their fair share of taxes. [applause] then you got and the drug companies out there. they are shaking in their boots. corrupt.anies are the have been ripping off american people for years. cases, th

and i would have stopped my whole life from being out in or ander husnd were aboard the grand principle sis from february 11 to 21st. she said she heard nothing from the cruise line until wednesday. the day the placer county man died from the coronavirus. as if that wasn't enough, ford's been experiencing flu-like symptoms since tuesday, the same day she appeared for jury duty in martinez. she immediately called her doctor at kaiser and followed up with additional calls asking to be tested, only to be told not to go to the emergency room but she'll be contacted about what to do. she's still waiting. for now, she and her husband are staying home in quarantine. >> there are 51 confirmed cases here. they expect the number of cases to be increased. one note about napa county, none of its residents are infected but two people who have the virus are treated there. >> santa clara reported four new cases. one man is isolated at home, a household contact of another coronavirus patient. another man recently traveled from india is in the hospital. a third man is isolated at home. the fourth case i

ander that, the chairman a ceo with us as well.s is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. european letters from unicredit to aig are suspending dividend payments on 2019 earnings, bowing to pressure to maintain capital during the current turmoil. half of the euro zone's biggest lenders have announced they are delaying, reviewing or scrapping dividends altogether. reported four has years earnings that missed estimates and predicted for the challenges ahead of the coronavirus saps demand in the market. the billionaire posted a 35% decline net income to just over $1 billion for 2019. at the height of the virus in china, car sales were down as much as 96%. macy's is the furlough a majority of its 130,000 workers starting april 1 in response to the coronavirus outbreak. the iconic department store shut all of its outlets two weeks ago, including its bloomingdale's stores. workers will not be paid but will receive health benefits. much more to come. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the n

off between chancellor merkel and presidents in the next few days and seems to be a bilateral putin andered juan meeting. where is the u.s. in that story? also, the widening of aid corridors and cross-board aid and reopening of the cross border in east. two were closed in january. and another two will be closed in july. make no mistake, the humanitarian situation could deteriorate much further. further, we need accountability for crimes committed following up on each of the media reports that contain such chilling footage. it is surprising to see there are no e.u. sanctions on russia. accountability needs to start with the report of the board of inquiry into attacks on civilian infrastructure due to report next week. the inquiry is a litmus test for meaningful accountability and judge the report. it should remain perpetrator and findings must remain public. finally, the multi lateral framework for political talks that has been elbowed aside, that's russia, turkey, iran and syria is essential. the participants are not providing protection or improve the humanitarian situation in the country.

from el paso to new zealand to norway's anders brevik who killed 77 people this 2011. shot in south carolina. >> why do you think some very extreme people like this idea? like this ideology and grab on to it? neo-nazi movements, white supremacy movements. if you look at the people who walk the the great replacement the most, it is these people. why do you think that is? >> they don't like my work or they have not read me. i've never recommended violence. quite the contrary. >> he does support forcibly deporting immigrants. what he calls re-migration. it is a view that has gotten him into trouble of since we spoke to him, he received two-month suspended sentence for hate speech and inciting violence. he is commuting the sentence. his book was originally written in french. the original was written on by martin. despite repeated police efforts to shut him down, he is still busy drumming up support and documenting his every move for his online followers. >> old people, young people, middle class people, it is all the same. they feel like they're losing their homes. >> they

. >> laura: a friend of mine ander her husband were self quarantining together, and she messaged me, tell you who it is. everyone knows her. and she said we actually are fine, we have a lot of fun together. we haven't spent this much time just puttering going to her oldo stuff, and she said we actually thank goodness they are healthy, but we actually enjoyed each other. if you don't like each other, -h >> get a second house or hotel room had a social distancing, you showed socially distance. >> laura: boundaries. >> boundaries, 3-6 feet usually stay away from people. this is the pentagon adopting the practice at news briefings. look at this. it looks like they are all in the punished corner. these are the reporters. >> laura: how do you fly on planes? >> i guess you try to stay as far away as possible. i do that all the time, i am wiping down every surface. i am going to begin to give a good example by social distancing right now, i am going to take out my favorite wipe. and now i am going to social distance, you have a wonderful and safe week, laura. and joy wherever it you are goin

ryder anders and around 500 starbucks closed. and where it is always packed is now empty.ago. shinzo close to declaring state of emergency just days after announcing the 2020 olympics will be postponed. warning of steep virus in human life if coronavirus spreads rapidly in this rapidly aging society. >> coronavirus is i have dangerous to all of the people. >> you have a lot of senior seniors here. >> yeah, yeah. and doctor is executive director of japan's non-profit medical governance research institute and says most coronavirus patients in japan are likely showing few if if i simms. symptoms. clap claims the it can test 8,000 a day but in reality testing less than one-sixth, averaging 1200 test a's day, as of friday just 27,000 people have been tested. 27,000 people in a country of 125 million. leaving many in japan to wonder how many cases are really out there. >> a lot of people here are wondering, wolf, why only now, why after the olympic announcement is tokyo saying it is on the average of declaring a lock down citywide some people here feel should have happened long

steve patterson is standing by in kirkland, washington, ander in mclaughlin in san francisco. steve, you told the team you can feel a turning point this morning. what does that mean? >> reporter: stephanie, i don't think there's any question, worries the past few days, people felt it was a big scary story they were living next to. people will wake up today, realize daily life is impacted in a big way, starting with recommendations from the public health department, telling anyone over 60, with pre-existing conditions, anyone pregnant, recommending they stay away from public spaces, large gatherings. obviously these are not mandates, these are recommendations, but they'll make an impact. secondly, school districts in the area, north shore district is more than 23,000 students, 33 buildings. that district has announced it will shut down for the next 14 days, at least. that's the largest district over the longest amount of time to be shut down as other schools and districts monitor the situation. some outside that district monitoring day by day, will shut down school today as wel

one was a book called " the anders of the british spy," included sketches of famous richmond others. richmonders. wasother book that he wrote a biography of patrick henry. was wort whoat it had henry said, give me liberty or give me death. a lot of people think that was a quote that wort made up. that is the first appearance of that quote. in any event -- this is another trivial piece. the story that i had always heard as an indian lawyer was the wort represented cherokee nation for free. i mentioned that to one of cheese -- chief hopkins predecessors and he said, we have got his bill. [laughter] that story make -- that may not be true either. history. ok. guy teamed up with the named john sergeant. and filed this case. in the supreme court -- history was -- this is where the case will be argued. georgia doesn't show. his theory was that the federal had jurisdiction and had original jurisdiction, which meant he did not need to go through the lower courts before he went to the supreme court. because the constitution gives the court original jurisdiction in cases where state is a party

day, working at a nursing home caring for folks like debbie's mom and then in a situation like this, andernd she's not the only one about how rapid the decline is. once somebody gets sick who is that age how fast it can just fall apart. >> imagine that, 104 temperature she had. >>> meanwhile stock futures plunged so low overnight it triggered a circuit breaker to keep them from falling further. cnn's coverage continues next. ♪ sport drumming starts [ referee whistle sounds ] [ cheering ] when you need the fuel to be your nephew's number one fan. holiday inn express. we're there. so you can be too. the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. dana-farber cancer institute discovered the pd-l1 pathway. pd-l1. they changed how the world fights cancer. blocking the pd-l1 protein, lets the immune system attack, attack, attack cancer. pd-l1 transformed, revolutionized, immunotherapy. pd-l1 saved my life. saved

discussed in these coronavirus task force meetings but nothing is imminent at this point in terms of an ander from the president moving forward with something like that. >> jeremy, getting a lot of questions from viewers asking what is the federal government doing to help me? congress pass add bill. we know the president declare add national emergency. people want to know, what does that mean? how will everyday people benefit? >> reporter: that legislation was passed by the house late friday night, early saturday morning. that legislation will have a few key provisions including paid emergency and sick leave for employees of small businesses, companies with fewer than 500 employees. of course that doesn't cover all americans. larger companies have some kind of sick leave policy. free testing for every american. expanded unemployment insurance and increased funding for medicaid. steve mnuchin wouldn't say for sure he knows senate republicans who have a majority in the senate, whether they will be able to pass this legislation nap is, of course, the hope from this white house to deliver a first

>> the person who needs criticism, this president, who should have andered under the defense procurement act to produce the ppes, gloves, masks, swabs we need. he invoked his trite invoeke th act but did not give the order to start producing this badly needed medical equipment. i agree with the governor. it is a wild wild west and the president has been irresponsible from the very beginning. the time he said to the world health organization, were you don't need the test kits you're offering us. said to the president of china what a great job he's doing early on and now the president finds himself at a point where he's finally worried about this because of the, because of the economy and where we are on stock trading? he should have been worried about this when people couldn't get testing and people still can't get testing. we need this equipment now. let's start allowing these defense industries to make this stuff that we need for our first respo responders. >> leave it there. thank you so much. senator tammy duckworth. appreciate it. >>> coming up, breaking news out of germany. angela m

do this, do that ander that already preparing for how to do this. >> new york state is starting a trialntal drug that uses antibodies from patients that have recovered from the coronavirus and taking them and using them to treat people who have coronavirus who are in serious condition. what do we know about this method? >> so this method has been in use for many years for many different illnesses. including ebola. you might remember that some of the survivors in the u.s. gave their plaza to -- plas ma to patients and it is unclear if it did anything. the patients all survived but it wasn't because of the anti-bodies. you make blood from someone who survived so it contains the antibodies and then you prepare it and give it to someone who is sick and it is supposed to boost their immune system and tell it, all right, this is how you fight this virus. it is not a sure thing. again with ebola, did it work? we're still not sure. but it is generally considered to be a safe procedure. >> president trump has been touting a drug called chloroquine. we've talked to physicians who are worried abou

and we'll see a little bit of a rebound into the mid up ander 50s half moon bay and san rafael, richmond, oakland, san mateo and santa cruz and lake port and everybody else in the low 60s. tonight you can see a little bit more rain out there and temperatures in the mid-40s to around 50 degrees. two players on the map, one is leaving us and not going to be a factor. that's that low from yesterday and kind of being shoved out of the way by this area of cold, cold front, i should say, that is going to come through. when it sweeps through you'll definitely notice it. you can see a few isolated showers and green blips as we head through the afternoon hours. there is that line of showers rolling through. notice some yellow and moderate at time as we head into the afternoon hours. and they'll continue during the overnight hours. they'll taper a little bit in intensity and coverage before ramping up wednesday into a chance of some thunderstorms. so, lightning and small hail possible. one on the storm impact scale for both tuesday and wednesday. trending drier but below average for thursday and f

assume men are qualified all men have to do is put out their resume, and women have to prov oit over andert's part of the reason we saw this creeping electability refrain coming up over and over, and we also know that likability is nonnegotiable for women. voters won't vote for a woman the they don't li, ke hed they will vote for a man they likability is shing that's so subjective. the advice is like walking a tight rope. use humnoortoo much, take credit but also share credit, dress nice but not too nice. so much of it is based on wnches and opinions, an that's such a burden thomen have to bear and men simply don't. >> woodruff: what did you see of that, lily adams, when youil were on the trith kamala harris? >> with kamala harris, yeah, there is a million examples. one is there was a headline about kamala harris saying kamala harris is connecting with voters, is she connecting too much? this is an impossible standard for anyone to meet and i think some of it, too, as being mentioned, with men, we always are seeing the possibilitim, with we're asking them to just delineate time and timey a