austin: i'm austin baker. lemonis: hey, austin. austin: production manager out here. lemonis: so are you in charge of the floor? austin: yes, sir. lemonis: you want to give me a little tour, just you and i? austin: please. so i'm gonna show you the two types of trailers that we build on. we are fabricating our frames right here. we're building them. lemonis: you're not even buying them? austin: we're building them. john: yeah, this is crazy. austin: everything we can do, we do in-house. we are so jammed, and it's unnecessary. the word "custom" is sexy, and it sells. lemonis: it also does one other "s." austin: ruins us. lemonis: slows things down. john: see, i mean -- can i be honest? we're big proponents of what we do is really personalizing the space. what are the three or four things that really bring you happiness? lemonis: whatever it is. i think ultimately for me, the frustration that i had with the customization piece was really about if you just had 6 models, 8 models, 10 models, pick a number, and just said, "these are the floor plans. these are the materials

>> i think we're getting a preview in austin. i go to south by southwest every year wearing my faculty hat. the new school is represented well in south by southwest. i completely agree with victoria. i've also had the pleasure of knowing mayor adler when i worked with mayor bill de blasio. austin is an important city. this is exactly what we're facing. i think i want to underscore what victoria said. mayor de blasio has begged for more tests. that's because as a city, if you're trying to figure out where the -- where you need to contain a problem in order to prevent more people from getting sick, it's because you can test and see where it's happening. here in new york we have -- we learned just this week that we have more -- almost 3,000 people in self-quarantine. 3,000. those are people who if we could test them might not need to be in quarantine. they might be able to go to school. they might be able to go to work knowing that they're not infecting anyone. so this notion of the test itself, its availability, critically importan

austin is a really important city.k, but this is exactly what we're facing, and i think i just want to understore whcore what a said. mayor de blasio has begged for more tests and that's because as a city, if you're trying to figure out where you need to contain a problem in order to prevent more people from getting sick, it's because you can test and see where it's happening. here in new york we learned just this week that we have almost 3,000 people in self-quarantine. 3,000. those are people who if we could test them might not need to be in quarantine. they might be able to go to school. they might be able to go to work knowing they're not infecting anyone. so the notion of the test itself, its availability, critically important to every community, rural, urban, everywhere, in order to make sound decisions including to be able to not overreact. but how can you be sure you're protecting your residents if you don't get trustworthy information, if you're not getting consistent information, and if you can't do the testi

there are no reported cases of coronavirus locally in austin yet. an administrative tool to ensure the cancellation of the festival? was that the reason for declaring the disaster? >> we have no present emergency because we have no cases yet here in central texas, but it was something that was necessary in order to prepare for the storm that we feel is coming and as well as to put us in the position to be able to effect the cancellation of south by. >> was that the issue? were you talking with south by southwest urging them to cancel and getting resistance? >> no. not at all. the folks at south by came to us early in the process and told us that they would comply with whatever it was that the city and the county thought was in the best public health interest of our community. >> just talk about your cumulative concerns there a little bit. we mentioned the statistics about tens of thousands of people interest all over the world would be coming into your city for this festival. i think people could probably guess here, but talk it out a little bit. wh

it was actually his, said austin.te, he needed copies of the death certificate. and he wanted to keep one safe where it wouldn't be lost. >> and where did you put that? >> the master bedroom my dad stayed at in a closet we use for a gun safe it was behind a key locked door handle. >> reporter: but the star defense witness? clay starbuck himself. >> mr. starbuck, you were married to ms. chanin starbuck at one time? >> yes. >> reporter: speaking in calm, deliberate tones, he told the court his back surgery forced him out of work which is how he came to be more than $9,000 behind in child support and alimony. >> i couldn't do anything about it till i went back to work. that was my goal. >> reporter: money was no motive said the defense, and as for jealousy, not him. his talk about chanin's online dating had been misconstrued. >> why did you tell people about that information? >> concerned and to see if we could help her. >> reporter: some of the officers testified that you told them about the same sort of activity after

cross talking the trump report card i'm joined by my guest soraya foss in austin she is a u.s. libertarian presidential candidate in new york we cross the line and he is a legal and media analyst also in new york we have in williams he is a journalist and author as well as a senior analyst at foreign policy in focus all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate lionel let me go to you 1st here in a nutshell give donald trump his report card because the primary season is upon us here i must say his opponents are not something that i would be too worried about but an incumbent president always does run in this case his record so judge that record given a grade. a plus plus plus and also if i could curve if i could weigh in the fact that he has been absolutely or they have attempted to stop him to do you rail him do indict him do impeach him to to do interrupt everything he has done from the moment he announced in view of all of that and the aforementioned he is in my lifetime the greatest president i have seen he will win

we heard from some who are actually in midflight, melissa from austin, texas says: "i am ona from austinxas to croatia. we now have 2a hours to figure out how to get home. luckily my sister is staying up late and on the line with live bands are to get help." but we're also hearing from one person this is not necessarily us citizens that this applies to, but foreign nationals and is where the confusion arises —— on the phone with lufthansa. so, on the daily telegraph, virus can only be delayed. that's right. and this is referring to the four different stages of protecting the uk against the virus. we started in containment and are moving to delay. there is the cobra meeting today where the cabinet will agree to that, i believe. this is going to be looking more at social distancing, different measures with the idea of trying to delay the real outbreak of coronavirus and still towards the summer months when the hopi is the virus won't spread so quickly in the summer months because we are outside more and we aren't stuck in an enclosed spaces —— the hope is. so we will be looking at elderly

bashes she and tex threw for austin. an annual exercise in excess. >> we love you very much, don't we, darling. >> yes, forever. sxefr. . >> bye-bye! >> bye, i love you! >> three weeks after austin's 10th birthday, tex and diane, with their friend dani jo, were headed home after a weekend at the ranch. they were driving a king ranch ford expedition, virtually identical to this one, and they made a short stop for dinner. it was september 25th, 2016. the day everything changed. after dinner, they headed for home. a trip of about 45 minutes. tex and diane had had a little wine at dinner, so dani jo drove. diane sat next to dani jo in the front seat and tex was right behind diane in the back seat, and off they went. >> well, we headed on into atlanta on i-20. as we got off of 20 to get onto the connector, it was just eight lanes of brake lights. >> dani jo says tex was dozing in the back seat as the two women decided to get off the interstate to avoid the traffic. >> as we're riding down the ramp, tex becomes fully awake, i

with us is the mayor of austin, texas, steve adler.ne of the first people to take one of the drastic measures in canceling the south by southwest festival. good to have you with us on the program. you are one of the players in texas who put the stay-at-home order in place. how is that working out for the city of austin? >> ayman, good to be with you. thank you. south by seems to be a long time ago. it was an outlier when we did it, but not now. it's going well in austin. seeing pretty dramatic reductions in physical exchanges that we've had. i'm real proud that a lot of major cities and counties did it virtually all at the same time. dallas and ft. worth, houston, san antonio, all moving out at the same time, all seeing significant reductions. that's going to help our cities, going to help our state. i do wish we had a statewide policy because i'm concerned about the rest of the state right now not having any kind of order in place. >> let me get your thoughts really quickly on whether or not this can be effective if you do not have th

from austin, this is half an hour. governor abbott: first, i want to thank everybody for being here today. as i provide you an update on where we are as of today, as well as some new additional information. first, i want to let you know that as of today, the texas state health department says that the state of texas now has tested positive 715 texans, testing positive for covid-19. once again, the number that the state health department provides differs a little bit from the figures that are provided by johns hopkins. the reason for that is because johns hopkins provides some additional cases that may not yet be confirmed. the two numbers are working close and parallel. the state department pronounces 715 people have tested positive. johns hopkins counts 810. it's my understanding that johns hopkins also includes in their numbers those who have been brought into the state of texas from those cruise ships. the number of deaths as of today is now 11. the number of counties affected by this is now 65. and the total number

austin, let's start on the last line. are we head into a recession and the president of the united states simply says, well, it may be. >> look, i don't know how you can deny what's happening in the economy. it's shutting down. and so much of our economy is driven by services which are exactly the things that shut down when we withdraw. i think the deeper issue is -- and i welcomed the president's tone today, it was a marked difference from his tone in all previous -- in all previous weeks which in those previous weeks, he's been trying to play down the importance of this saying no, no, it's going away. it nothing you can go to work. we only have 14 cases. it will soon be zero. the problem is like my old dear friend used to say during the financial crisis, in a crisis the only asset you have is your credibility. and we have spent so much time destroying our credibility that i'm really afraid for the president and for us that it might be too late to now try to turn it around. whether you like the president or don't like hi

our school district here, the predominant one in our area, austin independent school district, closedxt week. >> gotcha. >> so we'll have some time to take a look at it. >> do you -- what you heard from the federal authorities today and what you've had your interactions, what do you need that you don't have? >> i tell you, we need a lot more testing. you know, the fact that we have now just two -- three confirmed cases in our city is something we know not to accurately reflect, the number of infections we probably really have. and if we knew what the real number was, everybody could plan for this a lot better. we're working both through our state and through the government to get testing equipment. we're also working with the private labs in our city to source testing because we can't wait. we need the drive-up facilities, so we need that. we also need assistance and support. you know, when you close a big event like south by southwest, that was worth about $350 in income to my region. i have a lot of people that are hurting right now. i have a lot of people that are losing their jobs

look at this swimming hole in austin, texas, tuesday.ked just hours after austin announced its own stay at home order. i mean, come on. don't you see what's happening in new york? this is not the time to play games. now next, even worse, the video you're seeing is of a pennsylvania woman arraigned not in a courthouse but we'll sitting in the back of a police suv. social distancing. the judge came outside to conduct the hearing. why? because the woman is charged with intentionally coughing on food at a grocery store after announcing "i have the virus, now you are all going to get sick." authorities say she coughed on the produce, the baked goods, the meats. the supermarket had to throw out $35,000 worth of groceries. she turns out to be mentally ill, and this was driven by some type of illness, one thing. otherwise you got to call it out. she's lucky we're blurring her face. something much happier here, ama aherri-cans. whoo who who's a good girl? this dog, everyone who comes in contact with winn washes their hands first. i've been showin

it was that rule that you had that created a lot of discomfort with some of the folks in austin.low people to camp out in public with the virus afoot. >> i think we'll have to find ways for that community to be able to separate. i think probably take a longer look at sanction camping areas, something we tried not to do before, but we have to do something, with the virus, that adds an element that did not exist a year ago. >> it does, we have our homeless problem in new york city, steve adler thank you so much for joining us we wish you the guest of luck. >> on lighter side, a quarantine for humans means a breath of fresh air for animals, fish and birds that long abon abandoned y city canals are now revisiting that the humans are not around and the water is cleaner. canals of vin i venice have clep enough to see marine life, and entices return of white swans. >> some local, state and federal agencies are unde turning to drc measures t tree try to contain f coronavirus next. t. rowe price experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand, like innovations

and while austin has no confirmed cornice virus coronavirus cases, some people are being tested anywayeporter: one of the biggest festivals of the year is over before it even began. just one week before hundreds of thousands of people flocked to austin for sxsw, city and county leaders announce the show would not go on. >> it is really unfortunate to be canceling sxsw, it's a really important event to our city in a lot of ways, tied to who we are in this city. i really look forward to the next iteration of south by when it comes back again. >> the mayor and county judge say the decision was made after carefully considering the threat of a local coronavirus outbreak hurried after meeting with austin public health and an expert advisory committee of healthcare professionals it was decided that the risks outweigh the benefits. >> the fact that we are now testing individuals for the possibility of covid-19, that raises our level of concern to elevated. >> dr. mark scott says although there have not been any coronavirus cases in travis county, there were several other factors that led to th

austin mayor steve adler. let's listen in now to new york governor andrew cuomo. >> back in the room, my daughter cara who is doing a great job. let's talk to you about what's going on today. first, what i try to communicate in these briefings are the facts of the situation. and facts can be up lifting. they can be depressing at times. they can be confusing at times. but i think facts are empowering. in a situation like this, not knowing the facts is worse because that's when you feel out of control or when you feel that you're getting selective facts or you're being deceived by the information you're getting. that's the worst situation. what i say to my people in every situation, give me the facts first and then let me understand what the situation and the reality is, and then we'll go from there. so that's what i try to do. the facts on the situation are increasingly important on two levels. public health, but also the economic facts. we've been focusing on the public health facts and the response of the pub

>>they wanted to use details baca to make hand sanitizer the austin texas based distillery responded to those tweets with the same message quote per the cdc hand sanitizer needs to contain at least 60% alcohol. tito's handmade vodka is 40% alcohol and therefore does not meet the current recommendations of the cdc officials say it is best to stick to products specifically made to disinfect your hands and surfaces. >>the job market bracing for impact from the coronavirus i'm kelly meyer reporting the nation's jobs report is out and it is showing good growth for the month of february but businesses are bracing for that to change because of the coronavirus washington correspondent kelli meyer reports if you should be worried about your job. >>in the job market is bracing for impact from the coronavirus we know there's going to be some effect on some companies, but labor secretary eugene scalia says the next to a strong february jobs report we know where had to do this from a very strong footing. >>the economy added 273,000 new jobs last month, but the numbers were collected before the co

across a key battleground states for super tuesday alan fischer is at a democratic watch body in austin texas will be speaking to him in just a few minutes 1st of all reynolds who is that joe biden's rally in california it's pretty empty where you are but california of course results coming in this hour what are the expectations that. well it could take some time for the votes to be counted and we have some breaking news for you foley the sanders campaign has filed in court for an emergency injunction to keep the polls here in los angeles county open for several more hours 1 because there have been serious delays of some people saying they waited for hours to 3 hours in order to vote there were a lot of delays down at the college near the college campus of the university of california at los angeles where many sanders voters were. impeded from voting by a long lines the voting itself will take some time to tabulate there have been some new procedures here in california put in place over the past couple of years and sometimes it takes a long time for them to go through and very meticulou

but austin also sexually assaulted someone. he told us a story about a night freshman year he was in a room with his roommates girlfriends roommate. a roommate and his girlfriend, two people get shoveled into the same bedroom together. the girl was pretty drunk and she said to him that she wasn't interested in doing anything but when he started school he was really anxious, he thought he was behind his peers like everyone had more sexual experience than he did. so he got into her bad and he started to touch her body and then he thought to himself, this isn't the thing and so he stopped. and when austin told us that story, he became distraught. because it was in the telling of that story that he realized that what he had done was sexual assault and it was hard for him to put together what he had done what she knew was wrong with the fact that he thought he was a pretty good person and he thought it people sexually sell people as bad people and i think that's one of the questions were speaking to in the book, the fact that people

big events are getting hit too. >> i've gone ahead and declared a local disaster. >> reporter: austin'st canceled south by southwest conference brought in more than $350 million last year. back at unaliwear, they're not sure when they'll get their critical parts. a watch company running out of time. janet shamlian, cbs news, austin. >> brennan: a mother suspected in the disappearance of her two children appeared before a judge in idaho today. here's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: tonight in a packed courtroom, lori vallow's first appearance back in idaho, speaking barely above a whisper. >> yes. >> reporter: as many in the town of rexburg demanded to know where are seven-year-old j.j. and 17-year-old tylee. vallow, who is charged with felony child abandonment, has revealed nothing about the fate of her kids. investigators confirmed tylee was last seen in yellowstone national park. there is no evidence of tylee ryan leaving this park. the f.b.i. is now calling on everyone that visited here september 8 to look through their photos for signs of the family. as vallow's husband, chad daybe

phil rucker and former chairman of the counsel of economic advisers for the obama administration, austin. first to you, phil, the add zrai stration is getting behind the house plan. >> we're seeing the administration pushing it aggressively on capitol hill and a number of republican allies of the president are behind it. but this is beginning to relive the debate we saw 12 years ago over the bailouts, using public taxpayer dollars. the real line here, which industries do you help and which do you leave out of this stimulus? virtually every industry is affected. most of them negatively, by the coronavirus. it really becomes a question of priorities for the administration and for the lawmakers. and we're already hearing from leading democrats including senator elizabeth warren that there will be no tolerance among the democrats for a bailout that would affect executive compensation or bonuses or stock buybacks. >> austin you've been talking about the same thing. tell me more. >> financial crisis that -- in the fall of 2008, they saved the financial system but do so without many conditions

virus and the south by southwest music festival a major gathering of music film an arts of events in austin texas has been cancelled and in australia health authorities said they've closed a clinic and were contacting around 70 patients of a doctor who's been diagnosed with the virus after recently returning from the us. your paying countries have also seen a surge in new coronavirus cases with serbia and the vatican reporting their 1st cases the death toll from the virus jumped to almost $200.00 in italy which has the biggest outbreak in europe on friday and meeting of european health ministers a great more money will be dedicated to the cause of fighting the virus. south to roll is one of europe's most popular winter holiday destinations but after a number of german tourists returned from the region with the coronavirus the robert cock institute issued a warning against travelling there clearly from the tuesday un so one of the criteria is of course the number of infections there but there's also the speed of infection spreading in certain regions and an important criterion is how many in

has sent some 250000 up to austin's p.c.r. kids to labs across the planet the means to detect the virus quickly will play a vital role in combating it effectively but in parts of the world like africa the technology is still far from common. well many people in coronavirus affected areas are concerned about being stuck at home if they have to self quarantine and that is leading people to stockpile food and other life stuff while supermarket shelves in many countries have been emptied out because of people panic buying and in australia supermarket chains have had to start rationing toilet paper after shopper started stockpiling and e.w. reporter all the car was has that story you weren't in that story for us what is going on yet so this stockpiling began over the weekend so the coronavirus death was reported in australia and opposed to putting a sort of paper in australia it's not a not something that is necessary 1st of all it's not a product that stops the spread of the virus and there's no shortage of it and it's not strictl

austin's major declaring a disaster and the first u.s. university closing classrooms students told to take lessons online. >>> also, the u.s. death toll rising. five new states reporting cases and around the world the number exploding to over 100,000 the impact at religious sites. the vatican reporting its first case. >>> president trump at the cdc. hospitals sounding the alarm about the lack of testing kits. the new reporting, fewer than 2,000 people total in the u.s. tested. >>> on wall street, another wild day the dow plunging again. >>> also tonight, the growing unease about public places. so public transit makes a lot of people nervous. >> usually in close proximity. i'll hold it with a tissue. >> the best defense is to protect yourself from the train to the office and about that warning, don't touch your face. why is it so hard? >>> in the 2020 race bernie sanders changing his game plan going on the attack against joe biden in a critical battleground state. >>> neighbors helping neighbors, coming together after tragedy struck >> ann

what's the economic impact for a city like austin?inancial impact for the city of austin. it's a big event for the music, tech and film industries. and coming up to the official cancellation, a bunch of companies said they were not sending employees or representatives to the festival. twitter said they were dropping out. facebook, intel, netflix, among others. so, officials had to cancel this event. it's significant for the city of austin. it brought in $355 million last year, roughly. for officials to cancel this event is a really big deal for them. they also rely on ticketholders and consumers and everything that goes on around this event in austin. they have full-time employees that work at this festival all year. there are major parties that are thrown. it's one of the most profitable events for the hospitality industry in that city. >> we've seen the impact of europe. games are being played in empty arenas. soccer matches and march madness might be different here. what impact would that have here? >> the sports business in americ

thank you guys for coming i am from austin this is my big book launch event. i was my family was here now that i really appreciate we should give her family around of applause because they had to put up with all this research. [applause] awesome. thank you.

katy austin, bbc news.jor london theatre to close a show because of the coronavirus. it announced this evening that the last two weeks of samuel beckett's endgame starring daniel radcliffe have been cancelled. the old vic is asking ticket holders to consider donating the cost to the theatre rather than asking for their money back. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmaryam. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm chetan pathak this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coronavirus has shut down most major sport around the world — but what happens next? coming up: the italian football federation calls for the european championships to be postponed so that the serie a season can be completed. ferrari shuts down production at its formula i and road—car factories in italy for two weeks as other fi teams carry on despite not knowing when the season will start. where sport does continue — like in brazil — football players protest at having to play on thro

we are waiting hour by hour to hear about south by southwest, the austin, texas music media and film festival which last year drew 420,000 attendees. it is supposed to start march 13th. for now, it is still on. i just spoke with the austin public health department, who told me that they are having meetings on a daily basis about the event which draws techies and entertainment stars from all over the world. but i wanted to show you this. take a look at this website here on my computer. it's called www.is it canceled yet.com. what it does is lists whether events are canceled or still on. as you can see right here, for now, south by southwest is not canceled at the moment. but you can see all the other ones are not canceled but for the minute, you see something like the ted conference, uh-oh. they are joking. there are a bunch of other ones, for example, google reader, that's a yes. even as tech behemoths apple and netflix have dropped out, the fallout is slamming the austin hotel business as cancellations snowball. marriott, i don't know if you guys knew this, has four hotels in austin

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i am chris jansing reporting from a taco bar in austin, texas. this is a state at the center of the two major stories of the day, the presidential race and the expanding coronavirus threat which is where we begin. two people are now dead in a seattle suburb today from the coronavirus after state officials confirmed that it's been spreading quietly for weeks in washington state. here in texas nearly a dozen cases have been confirmed. san antonio's mayor criticized the cdc claiming they released a patient who later tested positive for coronavirus. >> as mayor of the city, i find it totally unacceptable that cdc would release a patient prior to receiving all test results and potentially expose the public to this harm. i strongly believe that all the individuals who are scheduled to be released from the 14-day quarantine today should be retested and kept in quarantine until the results confirm that they are negative for the coronavirus. >> just this morning, twitter's ceo announced he was pulling out of austin's huge south by southwest conference. on

vÁmonos hasta austin, texas, un estado que fue sorpresa anoche.ifornia, donde a pesar de las demoras que se reportaron en el condado de los Ángeles, bernie sanders arrasÓ con el voto latino, eso lo ayudo bastante, anoche en un evento en los Ángeles joe biden dio las gracias por el apoyo que ha recibido, a pesar de que en ese estado no ha hecho campaÑa. incluso tuvieron que retirar el evento varios manifestantes intentaron abalancearse sobre el. aquÍ en texas pasÓ todo lo opuesto, el gran ganador fue joe biden, muchas personas estÁn sorprendidas con esa victoria, se reportaron demoras en varios condados, en travis y en austin, una de las demoras sucediÓ porque varios jueces electorales no se presentaron a sus recintos por el temor al coronavirus, eso pasÓ incluso aunque los oficiales electorales tomaron las precauciones para que la gente no tuviera miedo de ir a votar y estar en riesgo de contagio. pero la buena noticia es que la votaciÓn fue numerosa. presentadora: realmente fue grande la sorpresa para joe biden, justamente porque en por lo -5 est

the no ok reflect upon my introduction my question to lionel and lionel's answer go ahead and in austin let me tell you i'd have to say i'm very disappointed in donald trump even though i endorsed him in 2016 everything that he said that he was going to do he has not apply to and fact especially when it comes to foreign policy so i would have to give him a d. minus ok and you're up to bat go ahead a new york. well i really have to say look our presentation is a double plus he's a consummate politician. if he is a demagogue of the 1st order he's up there with muscly know how to pull a crowd but in terms of delivery it's. negative negative negative but it's interesting i think the american people have seen that's because the key point is it's quite clear there's an ethics is f f f i've been covering him since i came to america in one $989.00 and i couldn't understand the adulation with which he was greeted he became the archetype will businessman with his t.v. program has he led company after company into bankruptcy he was standing up there talking about the art of the deal when he really

thank you guys for coming i am from austin this is my big book launch event. i was my family was here now that i really appreciate we should give her family around of applause because they had to put up with all this research. [applause] awesome. thank you. >> here is a look at some books being published this week. turning point usa founder charlie kirk argues that donald trump has better ideas for america than the old right or the new left in the maca doctrine. in the citizen's guide beating donald trump, former obama campaign manager offers his strategies to prevent president trump from being reelected. and in john adams under fire, abc chief legal affairs dan abrams looks back to in the future founding father represented british soldiers after the boston massacre in 1770. also being published this week, political activist and co- organizer of the women's march, reflects on her views and we are not here to be bystanders. and all this marvelous potential historian matthew chronicles kennedy's visit to appalachia in the winter 1967 and 68. hout fueled his inte

so austin, should we be more worried about causing our own economic problems? >> yeah, kind of. now, in a way i think that what pushes you back to is the argument that we should be investing every possible resource that we have to slow the spread of this virus. we should be getting the tests out -- to everyone like in other places to slow the spread. because if the spread gets as great of as reach as in china or italy, the impact on our economy is going to be really quite bad. so when i say that, i don't mean to say that all we have to fear is fear itself so everybody should go out to sporting events. not at all. what we should be doing is absolutely trying to slow the medical spread of this, not sticking our head in the sand. >> what about people who are going to lose compensation because they have to stay home? they're either sick or self-quarantined out of concern. should we address that. because it is my understanding that $8.3 billion awarded to deal with the coronavirus problem does not address that.

and i'm sure austin has a point of view on that. look, the damage that has been done in one week is not insignificant. it's a shocking proportion. however, it is a fair question, gloria, and he didn't really have an answer to that either. >> no, he didn't have an answer to it. but the point is they're going to have to reevaluate, and i know sanjay can talk more about this. this is what the president wants to do. it's clear. but they're going to have to reevaluate this as the end of these two weeks and figure out what they are going to do. and in the meantime you cannot let people suffer. you cannot let people get laid off with the kind of unemployment insurance they need. you cannot let small businesses fail. and so i think that is kind of the obvious answer that you have to go in for the long haul. and if you're not in for the long haul, okay, great. but i do think that it behooves the government to do some advanced planning. >> well, austin, you also have the issue here of the fact that, you know, there's an issue of what the fede

katy austin, bbc news.r government support because passenger numbers have dropped amid the outbreak. on some rail lines last week — they were estimated to be down by nearly a fifth. here's our tranport correspondent tom burridge. passenger numbers are significantly down at peak times in major train stations across the uk. as the coronavirus spreads, more people are working from home and avoiding non—essential travel. i do a lot of travelling with work, and now we've restricted that to dire need only, so a lot of work is being done via the internet. conference calls, etc. with what's happening at the moment, i think we're definitely looking in a bit more detail and only going places where we have to go. so, yeah, i suppose our habits will be changing. the worry and expectation from train companies is that passenger numbers will continue to fall, so they're negotiating with government and they want relief on payments they make to run franchises. some train companies were already losing money before the corona

across to key battleground states for super tuesday alan fischer is at a democratic watch morning in austin texas 1st we go to ron reynolds who's any bernie sanders party in the state of california the state with the biggest prize of course which bernie sanders is projected to win as we heard from rachelle but we still don't know by how much. that's right there were to all the returns are not yet in but when the projection came across from the various american news networks that bernie sanders had won here in california think scott loud in a hurry people are very happy and some people told me they are exhausted from having been working very hard volunteer in phone banking knocking on doors and doing a variety of other things to see and make sure that their choice senator bernie sanders made it to the top here in california which as you mentioned is the jewel in the crown of super tuesday now one of those people who work for senator sanders joins me now paul newman paul thank you very much for being with us tonight hi how you feel and i'm feeling exulted i am so excited i mean i put a lot of

college hoops, four honorees paris austin, right in overtime.colorado, another 21 on saturday. bears up 3, austin with hesitation, dribble, cuts into the basket. five-point game there. bears lead austin. minutes to go. brown the steal and score on the other end. he had 11. bears win 86-79, 13th win of the year under first year coach of the year mark fk. fox. he only won eight in the last years. quakes against mls runner up toronto. second half down 2-0 espinoza takes a shot. year. the ultras, they love that. you thoughted they love that. how about this. 2-1, final seconds of extra time. oswaldo, bingo. what a shot that was. 2-2 the final. that is your sports report for this sunday. have a great day. >>> all right. thank you, chris. 6:48 if you're joining us sunday morning, getting that first yawn and cup of coffee wondering what the forecast is like today, don't worry. lisa argen has you covered. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. we saved the cool weather for the weekend, windy weather going to come back today. not bad. beautiful view from mo

after college he taught at university of texas at austin and became a reporter for the daily news and boston globe. first book garnered him significant attention and also caused the eye of the bradley foundation which supported his visiting fellowship right here at the heritage foundation for 2 years. newt gingrich, speaker of the house distributed to every member at the time and also what inspired the phrase compassionate conservatism. marvin was instrumental of world institute out which he's now the dean of and recruit and train christian journalists and inject them in mainstream media and we certainly do need that. he's the editor-in-chief of world which is a multimedia news organization that reports from a christian world view. you can follow him on twitter at marvinolasky. most recent book is reforming journalism, been described as faith-fill history of journalism and useful tips on news writing and advise and advocating conservative convictions and medium that's dominated by the left. as someone who went to journalism school myself and spent time as journalist in washington i en

capitol alan fischer will be joining us from a democratic watch poncey in austin texas but 1st let's go to john hendren who is covering virginia where polls have closed so just talk us through virginia what's happening there john. well virginia is a moderate southern state needs one of those that joe biden really wanted to win tonight the republican virginia as a significant african-american population biden has done particularly well among african-americans and it was a state that not long ago was more heavily republican than it is democratic it has been moving slowly into the democratic column with a more urban population in the northern part of that state and so biden was really counting on this state going his way so that would be a major victory for him sounds like it already is and in south in north carolina where i am that would be the next place where he hopes to have a significant victory at the polls don't close here for another 25 minutes or so but biden is hoping to do well here he was polling well in this state it's another state where according to exit polls in both vir

katy austin, bbc news.the british retail consortium, helen dickinson, who you saw in that report. well, what they are experiencing is a real pick—up in demand, particularly for certain products. they were mentioned there in your clip, whether it is everything from toilet paper to pasta, rice and long life goods. i think the reason behind the letter that a number of them has signed today, is firstly to get that level of reassurance to the public that the businesses themselves and all the colleagues that work within them are working very ha rd to that work within them are working very hard to make sure that we've got what we all need and to ask everybody to really be considerate and only to buy what it is that we do actually need. because that will ensure there is enough for everyone. in terms of the practicalities in the weeks ahead, you have to maintain your supply chains, you don't know how many people are currently working in retail will be affected, the number of people who might be affected in terms of