the clerk will report theor bil. >> tablet or 157, h.r. 748, an act to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 and so forth. >> madam president, as consent that i proceed under my leader times. >> without objection. so here are, call example for the information of all of our senators. we will first vote on the adoption of the sasse amendment at a 60 vote threshold, then our second and final vote will be on passage of the cares act also at a 60-vote'r threshold. we're going to pass this by prison release package, send it over to thent house so they can put on the president's desk. when the senate adjourns this evening, our next scheduled vote will be the afternoon of monday, april 20. thisurse during unprecedentedy, time for our country, the senate is going to stay nimble. as always we will convene regular pro forma sessions, and if circumstances require the senate to return for a vote, sooner than april 20, we will provide at least 24 hours notice. our nation obviously is going through a through a kind of crisis that is totally unprecedented in living memory. let's stay connected and c

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now, the bil mandates a 40% reduction in methane and hydrofluoric carbon by 2030. lara: we will reduce methane emissions 40%, reducining organc waste in landfills and working with our dairy industry to reduce e emissions from cows and manure. man: when manure sits in a deep pond, a naturally-occurring bacteria that work in a cow's stomach, or actually in a c co's 4 stomachs, those same bacteria keep eating the left over little bits of sugar and other calories, and they emit biogas, which is a combination of methane and co2. both of those are greenhouse gases. and one ccow tends to hahave about 4 to5 ttons per year of c co2 equival. if you want to look at it ththat way, essentially y it's aboboute same greeeenhouse gas f footpris a vehicle, asas a car.. we are a dairy digester development and operations company. a dairy digester is a piece ofof equipmentnt that processes daiairy manure and extracts methane g gas, which hs essentially a naturally-y-occurringg biogas that vents ouout of manure. . a digester's s just a device for capturing that gas so it doesn't vent i

so it's unclear mcically how they'll pass in cou dit b unanimol.us bil consent but this is a $1 trillionkage. i do an tiss payment sometimes monday, tuesday, wednesday this bill will pass. in will be bumps on the road but i d anticipate the insent active is thereod from ever robert: jake, is there any talk of remote voting fm the house of representatives? jake:om yeah,hing an n time. onl aer lrs out on didn't. i think it's p are a lot of perils mechanically. the technology is n and we just saw the iowa democratic party have a tough te in its caucus with remoteg.otin the wh house. they've been working closely with the secretary steve mnuchin to try to cobble togetr a package. what would it mean for the economy if congress can't together in the coming days? >> absolute disaster, bob. we'r already looking at an absolute economic national agedy. the jobs report next time around is going to show job lost losses in the millions. we were 10,000 points on the do below wherere at the highs and this is just getting started. e question that iook at, if you look at a trillion-dollar this is a $24 tr

. >>> stocks downing on wall street as the senate failed bil package. three major indexes closed lower today. dow dropped 582 pints. nasdaq down 18 points and s&p 500 fell 67 points. >>> for the second time the u.s. senate failed to reach the 60 votes they need to move a rescue bill forward. senate minority leader chuck schumer says the list of unresolved items narrowed but key sticking points remain. democrats say it needs put workers before executives but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell criticized democrats for mindless obstruction. >> while people are losing their jobs, losing their income, and shutting down the economy, which we had to do to deal with this public health crisis, they are fiddling around with procedure that could, if one senator objected, take us to the end of the week to solve this problem. >> house democrats come up with their own proposal. house speaker nancy pelosi says the house bill provides a one time payment to individuals of $1,500. the senate is offering $1,200. the house package includes more spending. $2.5trillion c

bill hemmer, anchor of "bil hemmer reports" is here to break it down. >> i will give you an overall perspectiveour viewers a sense of home in terms of percentages and death rates. it's a grim figure here for some countries more than others. this is updated about 2:13 p.m. east coast time. 235,000 cases globally and at 197 deaths. this yellow line is the number of confirmed cases outside of china. it would been watching this thing throughout the week and that's not the direction where we want to go because that's going up. now i will take you across the room and show you something else. lots of viewers have been asking questions, email, tweet and facebook. they've been trying to figure out what the relatively is during this country. italy is a country of 60 million and we can't figure out how effectively they are fighting it and who has become a victim and why. this is what we have done. we are looking at five different countries, u.s. included. in italy now among the confirmed cases, the death rate is greater than 8%. in china among confirmed cases, the death rate is 4%. in iran, it was right i

bil bill. >> with the europe peep war over may 8th and this not happening with the manchurian investigation until august 9th, didn't liar cheater uncle joe have plenty of time to have done this long before the 89th or did he -- before the 9th or did he, in fact, wait until until hiroshima? >> no, he didn't wait for the manchurian operation, it's too big. you don't just turn it on. it required a great deal of preparation and again a great deal of transfer and number of troops, equipment, tanks, tens of thousands transferred across the entire yoeuroasia land mass. that may well have been how he thought it. but it does not appear, i will tell you 100% and the doctor can probably answer this as better than i can, i don't know the soviet documents at this point, i don't think an operation as big as august some were calling it can just be plugged in at the last minute. oh, they dropped a bomb, too much planing is necessary. months, actually three months. three months and a day as it turned out. stalin was one day late on his promise of two-to-three months. although again that was left deliberatel

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lks between democrats and republicans on capitol hill over the $2 trillion rescue bil stretched intohe evening with hopes for a vote tonight fading. federal health officials say people who leave new york or other parts of the country should self-quarantine for 14 da. dr. deborah birx, the whiru house coronacoordinator, said about 56% of the cases in e u.s. are coming out of the new york metro area. s also, los angeunty confirmed the death of what ma be the first person under 18 years old to die from the virus in the.s. the los angeles times reported the teen died of septic shock as a result of covid-19. in tokyo wednesday morning, stoxx opened up about 5% higher following wa street gains tuesday. in the u.s. presidential race, democratic front runner joe biden said he still supports holding the national convention in july amid the coronavirus pandemic. in a tv interview, he was asked about party leaders sticking with it for now. >> i think we ought toe able to conduct our democratic processes as well as to deal with this issue. but that decision we made is the state of the nation at

bil bill gates foundation is donating for treatment for the virus.good things happening out there in a difficult time. here at cnn we want to make sure you have all the latest information on the coronavirus pandemic and what you can do to help. you can learn more about this and as we learn more about past pandemics to fight future outbreaks, tune in tonight the cnn film "unseen enemy, pandemic." that airs at 11:00 here on cnn. an ana cabrera in new york. thanks for joining me. our colleague continues after a quick break. ( ♪ ) it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] >>> president laid out a public private partnership to control a pan tellic that's already had a six week head start. trump says th

there were a lot of promises abouout our ability t to do bils -- millilions of beautiful tests for anyoyonethat wanteded one. that was n never the reality on the front line. that has completely changed in the past couple of weeks. spencer, if craig you could talk about the use of measurepublic health that you understand and now as a result everyone must treat themselves as if they are contagious, as if they are protected to -- infected to protect others, and yet you have president trump, if you can respond to what he is saying, that by easter, in just a few weeks, he wants to see packed churches while the pope at the vatican is telling people to wash their hands but not wash the feet of the worshipers. what he is saying, pray at home. of course, he is in italy, which is so hard and many are deeply concerned the u.s. could go that route. what would stop us from going that route? i talk about the danger of president trump's message. i think in a week we will be italy, at least here in new york city where we are already seeing that. somethininthat i havave been warning about for weeks and itit

democrat, said he's preparing a7 bill for $50 billion focused on the coronavirus and more we're seeing bil of billions of dollars put into the coronavirus response. so democrats an republicans seems they're on the same page when it comes out toe amount of money, but are trying to figure out how it works because the president wants a payroll tax cut. democrats are not on board with that. there will be a third bill coming that the president will also be negotiating on. >> woodruff: so much to keep ack of. yamiche alcindor, reporting from the white house. thank you, yamiche. >> woodruff: as we mentioned at the outset, financial panic rocked world markets agay. to on wall street, the dow jones industrial average burned through nearly 3,000 points, nearly 13%, to close at 20,188. it's down nearly one-third of its value since peaking in mid- february. the nasdaq fell 970 points, and the s&p 500 slumped 325 points. john yang looks now at the economic pain being inflicted by the widening corona virus. >> yang: judy, today's market plunge followed extraordinary action from the fed yesterday: o cut

with 400 other members of the house of representatives, voted to approve another coronavirus relief bil, more than 20 members of congress are self-isolating. about who else is falling ill. f new datam the centers for disease corol and prevention reveals that young americans are being sickened in large numbers. the says there have been 508 hospitalizations caused by covid-19. 38% of them were between 20 and 54 years old. and then, nearly half 121 patients who were then moved to intensive care were under 65. but still, the virus is more fatal for the elderly. and, it's important to note: the vast majoritof infected people have been recovering. in the meantime, covid-19 continues to take an enormous toll on italy. 3,405 people have died there, surpassing china as the nation s at's lost the most citiz this virus. and in china today, a major milestone: officials said that for the first time, there were no new local infections in wuhan, the original epicenter of e pandemic. president trump said today he pes these chinese numbers are true, but added "who knows?" >> when you put distance betwee

senators now who have some issues with the bill on the hou side, they wt them to just vote for the bilthey can get that out of the wawoso they can starrking on this trillion dollar stimulus package. it was remarkablto hear the prsident say he wants everyday americans to get a check in the mail to deal with this virus. >> dawndy: so lisa, separately proposals onhe congress. demoats say, wait a minute, we have a different plan. we think other things are the priority for the big sti deal coming, but let's lock at what democratic leader chuck schumer was proposing today. first, $400 billion would go to hospitals and medical supplies. then the rest of it, $30 billion in the democrats' plan would go to unempled to, workers who are laid off or who are losing tie on the job. now, could they talk about including a payment in this deal? uck schumer did not close the door to that, but the truth is negotiations will th tricky. maybre is yet another bill after this. he said, yes, there could now bi multiple slus bills coming down the pike. note that in the democrats' bill and in the white house pro

they are using a fairgrounds bil building that's about 50,000 square feet and they are converting it to hospital overflow. frankly, states all over the country need to be doing things like this. here's salem, oregon, today. >> we're at the lawn building where the hospital will be set up. and let me give you a look inside. this building is massive. it's 48,000 square feet. and, inside, there's heating and electricity. >> governor brown said this morning the oregon medical station will become a 250-bed emergency hospital. right now, it's unclear what level of care will be offered here. the governor said the emergency coordination center is working on identifying 1,000 temporary hospital beds across the state to move patients to who do not have covid-19. we do not yet know whether this will be that overflow or if it'll be an emergency setup for critically ill coronavirus patients. i spoke with one of the project managers. chris, who is working at the covid-19 emergency coordination center. he says uniformed military members are helping set this up. so he doesn't want the community to be

we will look for more on "meet the press" when chuck is joined by new york city mayor bil >>> good morningur weather forecast on this sunday morning as we look at the forecast we do have some interesting weather, more showers today but an increasing chance that we could see some thunderstorms as we go through the afternoon. you'll notice as we pass around midday, through midafternoon, we begin to see the heavier showers moving up from the south which may obviously involve a chance of thunder. highs today in the low to mid-60s. more showers into monday and then the second half of the week trending drier. >>> straight ahead, a pair of doctors answer live the questions many of you have about your health right now both physical and mental. >>> later in our "sunday spotlight," the online gathering platforms that have become a life line, keeping families in touch and coworkers connected. >>> as we head to break our photo of the week. a stunning sight as new york's times square, the crossroads of the world, normally packed with visitors from around the globe, virtually empty on st. patrick's day.

. >> brennan: our latest reporting is that this bil blion rescue money for carriers.eeking any part of that federal aid? >> i don't think so at this point in time. it would only be available or needed by and the all-cargo industry if things really get bad, and then only in the form of loan guarantees. now the passenger carriers, which have a $50 billion package, that's a different story. they are in very dire straits with significant lack of demand. that's not the situation with us. in certain cases our business is actually increased because of this situation. in others, it's declined. d't have to shute'll need it. down long-term projects like facility construction and purchase of airplanes and trucks and things of that nature. >> brennan: provide some certainty for your planning. but your c.e.o. of one of your divisions, fedex express, signed on to a letter yesterday that was released. he signed alongside some of those passenger carriers c.e.o.s, and it urged congress to swiftly pass this bill they're still negotiating or saying there will be mass furloughs. there wi

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on unemployment insurance we are glad the bil that the bill has n the direction we outlined, but at the moment of the expanded unemployment benefits we fall for it lasted only three and a. supposed to be longer. now let me be clear the majority leader was aware of how this would go before it happened but he chose to go forward with it anyway even though the negotiations are continuing. butin we united trying to delivr a bill that addresses this crisis quickly and we are committed to working in a bipartisan way to get it done on both sides of the aisle in voting for a bill. we are entitling our proposal the democratic bill that we introduced a. changes to the legislation are being made and the bill can and must continue to improve. we are closer than we have been any timegr in the past 48 hours, but there are still too many problems in the proposed legislation. can we overcome the remaining disagreements and a 2 in the 24, yes. we can, and we should. the nation demands it. >> on the ability to move forward with debating the legislation tonight, and to my colleague the democratic leader w