. >>> "today" exclusive, we go one-on-one with simone biles, the most decorated gymnast of all-time. how she is preparing for the olympics, and her new message to usa gymnastics. >> there's a lot that needs to happen before we can move forward. >>> and heart-to-heart. the queen's very personal message to prince harry during their private lunch, as he begins the final phase of his royal duties today, wednesday, march 4th, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today". nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. hoda is still fighting the flu. just texted with her this morning. she is doing better. hope to see her soon. >> what a late night you had. >> what a night in the political world. super tuesday delivered on the super. a political earthquake. these are the results that nobody saw coming. straight to the map. joe biden surging to victory in nine states, including a surprise win in texas. bernie sanders won three states, including his home st

these investigations and finding ways to prevent abuse in the future among those survivors, simone biles, the most decorated gymnast in american history tweeteding, still want answers from usag and usopc, and they want an independent investigation as much as the survives and i do. now with the olympics fast approaching, questions on what this means for tokyo less than five months away blayne alexander, nbc news. >> there will be more of that exclusive interview with aly raisman coming up on "today" later. >>> let's check on the weather outside with janessa webb. good morning >> we do have this storm across the coast of alaska. you're dealing with another snow day in that area we're going to see the windchills down to 15 to 20 below. this entire system makesr with r in place from seattle all the way to central oregon. a very large storm system. we'll talk about the impacts to the west coast coming up. >> all right sounds good. >>> still ahead, kobe's widow calling out authorities after footage of the crash were released. >>> recovering by leaps and bounds a father and daughter defying the

and it's just not right. >> biles wrote on twitter, shouldn't be people be held accountable?ho do i ask? nassar is serving a minimum of 100 years in prison. the lawsuit includes more than 500 victims. >>> another gymnast went viral over the weekend. this is nia dennis of ucla nailing her floor routine inspired by beyonce. dennis had the crowd roaring in approval. she received a near perfect score. it wasn't enough. dennis and her teammates lost the meet by the slightest margin, but she was definitely the star. >> she killed it. >> she did. look at that. >> i know. i practice that same way in my bedroom every morning. >> i'm sure you do, kenneth. >>> up next in "the pulse," taking flight. president trump's campaign launching a blimp.>>> also ahea whether we still need pay phones on the street. >>> but first the big news from judge judy. (paul) do you get confused by i don't blame you,laims? the most reliable, the most awarded...the best, the fastest, the best and the fastest...enough. sprint is doing things differently. they're offering a 100% total satisfaction guarantee. so

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. >> simone biles and aly raisman are taking to social media, speaking out against a proposal by usaf sexual abuse lawsuits. new fallout for usa gymnastics as top athletes lash out against payouts for alleged sexual abuse victims. usag revealing a $250 million settlement plan, accusing them of ignoring accusations over dr. larry nassar. >> usag was systematically burying reports of sexual assault in a file cabinet instead of reporting them. >> reporter: according to court filings obtained by espn, the settlement proposes a tiered payment plan, doling out compensation to 517 victims based on the level of the competition where the abuse took place. for top-ranked victims like olympic gold medalists aly raisman and simone biles, payment would come in at a little more than $1.2 million. so-called non-athlete gymnasts molested at lower-events, payout less than half that amount, $508,000. meanwhile victims abused at events and locations not run by usag but were treated by nasser could receive just $174,000. one caveat is proving a sticking point for victims, former u.s. olympic officials a

. >> sí estoy preocupada porque la renta no me lo esperaba y a mí los biles no me van a esperar. >> essonas están preocupadas por su familia. >> algunos van a hacer el viaje y la escuela ya tomo ola medida para disfvrutar de lo planificado y eotros disfrutando de unas vacaciones. >> sí es que estoy tranquio porque andaba con una máscara. >> anduve en crucero en atlanta y todo muy bien. >> en las últimas semana han teid un icrmento en su llamada por ejemplo mire las epidemias quedan destruida snelas clasuuslas. >> también preunte en su agenecia de viaje si hay algún acambio. >> el impacto de la crtisis y mire un día normal hoy solamente fueron 99 vuelos más de la mitad cancelado y todo por la emergencia mundial. >> el museo de niños de discovery de san josé fue cerrado pero se desconoce de qué manera y las insstalaciones están siendo desinfectadas el fin de semana habrá una limpieza luego de que dos estudiantes estuvieron expuestos. >> la procpuación de muchas personas es quién se hará cargo de los gastos médicos que genera la enfermedad cristina londoño con la respuesta. >> como vendex

people who are left out but i think the athletes that we do have on the list serena williams simone biles who is arguably the great gymnast, i think she is the greatest gymnast ever. michael jordan who kind of not only was he the first, the first black athlete outside of oj who really kind of set a model for how athletes could do in business and in representing big corporate brands. he had a style and swagger in addition to his highflying ability. there are a lot of reasons why various people got picked and we could say these are a lot of great athletes. hank aaron is not on the list. but i think the athletes we do have are amazing. >> who is not in the book that you personally wanted in the book?>> how your choices get picked. >> they didn't. some people that i argued for, i don't think there was much argument. i think some people were obvious. ali i think was an obvious one. thurgood marshall was one of my favorites because i think sometimes thurgood marshall's conservation to really breaking the back of jim crow through the legal system and traveling dark roads and really going into al

. >> the controversial move that left raisman and simone biles heartbroken. woman: the deadly corona virus officially hitting the us. man: the markets are plunging for a second straight day. vo: health experts warn the us is underprepared. managing a crisis is what mike bloomberg does. in the aftermath of 9-11, he steadied and rebuilt america's largest city. oversaw emergency response to natural disasters. upgraded hospital preparedness to manage health crises. and he's funding cutting edge research to contain epidemics. tested. ready. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. we choose to go to the and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> coming up, harry smith goe

he says the southern manifesto -- an eject elysian of bile of bile.on it is hard to square with whatnation of the manifesto undermines -- underlines that southern politicians were blighted by rage. -- blinded by rage. to the contrary they often had logical arguments which had nuance and sophistication than their detractors have allowed. recovering those arguments in detail allows one to understand how the manifesto should be viewed as the missing dissent around board versus bridget -- bored people -- brown v. board of education. [ambient sounds] announcer 1: you are watching "american history tv," covering history with eyewitness accounts, archival films, lectures in college classrooms and visits to museums and historic places, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. ♪ [distant conversation] announcer 1: next historian joanne freeman talks about the logic behind the american dueling culture before and after the civil war. she describes the so-called "code of honor" that led to dueling and explains the political strategies behind these confrontations. she is the author of "the field of

score heess on this says that the southern manifesto jaculation of bile and an orgiastic declaration of defiance. evocative language. it is hard to square with what is actually there on the page. examination undermines the perception of southern politicians were universally blinded by rage. to the contrary, the drafters fanned legal argument opposing segregation that contained more nuance and sophistication than their detractors have allowed. recovering this arguments in detail enables one to understand how the manifesto should be viewed as the missing dissenter brown v. board of education. >> learn more about the 1956 >> civil war scholars on the debate surrounding confederate monuments. they offer their ideas on how to display and preserve them and provide a historical context of the public. the annual symposium of the lincoln forum. harold: good afternoon, everyone. i'm harold holzer and i have the privilege of serving as chairman of the lincoln forum and i want to welcome you to what we think will be a rich and stimulating discussion of the subject that is ever evolving, and some

. >> they can simply drop the ballot in the mailbox as long as it is in the mailbox by tomorrow, biles count the. >> health officials would not comment on the number of test kids they have available in the county for covid-19. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the mayor supports tech companies who are encouraging employees to telecom mute and work at home if necessary. >> this morning three buses were seen carrying some of the roughly 140 people who are now allowed to leave. last month thigh were evacuated from a cruise ship in japan. they never contracted the virus and passed two tests. >> president donald trump is expected to visit centers for disease control and prevention headquarters this week as the u.s. coronavirus death toll has gone up. in washington state, six people now have died. the focus is on a nursing home near seattle. meanwhile, in new york, a female healthcare worker in her 30s is isolated in her home in manhattan after getting the virus from iran. it is in 13 u.s. states. the task force are meeting with drug company executives to get an update on developing a vaccine. >>> st

ally and simone biles fear it will cover up important information they believe could prevent somethinge this from happening again. >> i am heartbroken this is still going on for many reasons for the survivors, for the gymnasts competing. it is absolutely -- it just been dragging on for way too long and it is just not right. >> see more of the exclusive interview on the "today" show this morning. >>> next, new coronavirus cases around the country and here in the baywhat we know about those quarantined. >>> plus some say google is falling short when it comes to housing for the proposed downtown san jose campus and why housing advocates are calling the current plans a potential missed opportunity. we'll keep building smarter suv's. to help keep you focused on the road ahead. and. the road beside. did we mention the road ahead. with an available best in class. epa estimated combined fuel economy and the technology to practically park itself. this is the reimagined 2020 ford escape. and the technology to practically park itself. vo:untrue attacks againstve, mike bloomberg. bloomberg has bee

coronavirus gets britain's prime minister boris johnson and johnson says that he is only suffering biled symptoms and will continue to lead the nation's fight against the pandemic from quarantine also coming up studying at home in hong kong schools have been closed for weeks but some teachers are convinced that an online study is ago.

from these investigations and finding ways to prevent abuse in the future among the survivors, simone biles, the most decorated american gymnast in history, tweeting, still want answers from usag. and usopc. wish they both wanted an inde investigation as much as the survivors and i do now with the olympics fast approaching, questions over what this means for tokyo less than five months away blayne alexander, nbc news >> there will be more of that interview tomorrow morning on "tod with gymnast aly raisman. >>> up next, your questions about coronavirus. one of the most prominent infectious disease doctors answers them >>> plus a drumming dynamo and the incredible honor he got at 6 years old. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i learned about myuse grandfather's life. on ancestry and it was a remarkable twentieth-century transformation. he did a lot of living before i knew him. bring your family

coronavirus gets britain's prime minister boris johnson and johnson says that he is only suffering biled symptoms and will continue to leave the nation's fight against the pandemic from foreign teams also coming up studying at home in hong kong schools have been closed for weeks but some teachers are convinced that online study is a good enough substitute for the classroom and south africa's police force the new 3 week ago of virus lock down and they aren't forcing it and at the same time the country's 1st 2 deaths from the virus have been announced. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program british prime minister boris johnson has the coronavirus he's the highest profile political leader confirmed to have the virus so far on thursday night johnson joins the nation and applauded workers in the national health service a day later after receiving the positive test results he posted a video in which he said that he'd been isolating himself but he said that he would continue to lead the nation's response to the pandemic. hi folks i want to bring you up to speed is something that's happening tod

trump is flip-flopping so much if the olympics weren't canceled he would be competing against simone biles. trump supporters, i feel sad for them. manage now hard it is to keep up. he's changing his mind, they have to support him no matter what. he's out there, like, if you force companies to make things you're turning america into venezuela. it's good to be venezuela because they have great weather. i think? joe exotic has what it takes to be president of the united states for this reason -- he sees conspiracies everywhere. >> with medical equipment becoming scarce at many hospitals, president trump is now accusing hospitals of hoarding ventilators. >> and i don't believe you need 40,000 or 30,000 ventilators. you know, you go into major hospitals, sometimes they'll have two ventilators, and now, all of a sudden, they're saying can we order 30,000 ventilators. >> trevor: yeah... trump has a good point. all of a sudden, all of a sudden, hospitals need way more ventilators than usual. what's that about? huh? it's the same way i've noticed that sometimes feeble on the street have a lot of um

government biled an indictment against sterling with charges ranging from obstruction of justice to an otherwise disclosure of national defense of permission without supporting evidence sterling was charged under the espionage act citing key evidence that persuaded a jury to convict sterling on $911.00 counts as intercepted records and e-mails but this communication only showed sterling and drive and had talked with each other the record did not disclose anything about the content of their conversations sterling pled not guilty but was convicted on january 26th 2015. he was sentenced to 3 and a half years with a judge arguing that he deserved a much harsher penalty while serving time sterling was denied medical attention for heart conditions placed in solitary confinement and threatened by officers jeffrey sterling author of the book unwanted spot the persecution of an american whistleblower joins us now to share more about his story and the stain legacy of operation berlin welcome jeffrey. thank you for having me on jeffery and it's a great honor having you on and before we get starte

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team does get its chance it will be well worth the wait simone biles ready to turn four gold medals intoy more katie ledecky dominating the womens soccer team out for revenge after a tough time in reo. and then there are the runners. christian coleman and noah lyles chasing usain bolt's records >> the dream is still here >> reporter: tonight they're all likely disappointed but by no means defeated stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >> and that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we pro

doctor larry nasser was convicted his victims are still suffering reigning olympic champion simone biled took to twitter recently to boyce her prescriptions the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee are doing their level best to silence the victims and push their experiences under the rug the u.s. a.g. released its settlement proposal for the victims and shockingly range individual settlements with some recipients as high as 1230000 and others 82000 dollars it begs the question can you put a price tag on the abuse these women suffered how much are their lives truly work. but money isn't the only thing causing major concern in the firmament the most outrage is being saved for something else the settlement will release the former us chief executive the former u.s. team coordinators coaches and many others from liability despite a congressional report revealing their role in an elaborate cover up that led to hundreds of young women suffering sexual abuse here to shed more light on this developing story is r t america sports producer. gino always a pleasure having you on the edge seems the u

today we reached the historic biles stoner a war against the. euro virus over 1000000 americans have now been tested more than any other country by far not even close and tested accurately al-jazeera is rob reynolds is in the sanjay as he explains that many individual states are struggling to get enough testing this despite trump's claims of widespread testing. there is no independent. tally of the number of tests that have been conducted across the states but the governors of a number of states are at odds with the president from now from virginia to montana to illinois the governors are all saying that they need more tests as well as more whitman. across the united states extraordinary efforts are underway to convert. existing spaces into hospital spaces in new york a hospital tant system went up in central park today in chicago the largest convention center in the united states is being converted into a 3200 bed to syllabi for coronavirus patients and in here in california the governor gavin newsome says that the cut the state will leap 50000

today we reached the historic biles to honor a war against the. coronavirus over 1000000 americans have now been tested more than any other country by far not even close and tested accurately. coronavirus cases in europe have now exceeded 400000 continue to rise for the 3rd consecutive day spain reported more than 800 deaths in the previous 24 hours and after 2 days of decline the number of deaths in italy rose again to 812 but there is some hope that infection rates are slowing in both countries most of latin america is shutting down to fight the spread of the virus but brazil's president is still downplaying the danger posed by the pandemic say the economy must be the priority mexico meanwhile has declared a public health emergency and impose a series of new measures aimed at slowing the spread of the virus people over the age of 60 as well as those with preexisting health conditions have been told to stay home mexico has more than a 1000 confirmed cases with 28 deaths so far. hong kong's leader says it want to be reopening its border with mainl

we've experienced a significant number of the bile pesticides that are being applied for which is a positive thing. it's something that's good for everyone. but we don't think you have the ability to deal with these increases and applications based on the fact of how long it takes to see them approved. give me a sense of whether again this is important to you and whether you are moving towards accelerating some of these approval processes for the biopesticides. >> it is very important and we're working specifically in biope biopesticides, also called pibs with usda. usda is in charge of the public facing website that's been created on approval of these biopesticides. and i think we're working very diligently and we should be able to meet the deadlines that we have. we do have a number of pesticides that have to be reviewed by 2022. but we are going through each of them. but we want to make sure that we get them right because at the end of the day we want to make sure that the pesticides that we approve are safe for the environment and safe for public consumption. >> yeah, and all of us do re

on this core he says the southern manifesto was energetic orgiastic bile and an declaration of defiance. incredibly evocative language. it is hard to square with what is saying -- with what is set on the page. the perception that southern politicians were universally blended by rage. to the contrary, the drafters also banned legal arguments that contained a more nuanced subtlety and sophistication then their detractors have allowed. >> learn more about the 1956 southern manifesto this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv. 75 years ago, on february 19, 1945, the u.s. navy, coast guard and marines launched an invasion of the heavily fortified pacific island called iwo jima. next on railamerica, filmed in color by u.s. service members and edited by warner bros. studios, the academy-award nominated documentary "to the shores of iwo jima." it tells the story of the brutal 36-day battle in which nearly 7000 marines were killed. this film contains graphic scenes of war and death that may disturb some viewers. ♪ [orchestral music]

like when you saw on television their veins bulging, anger and hate, chanting the same anti-semitic bilereets of germany, accompanied by the ku klux klan, carrying nazi flags, i wrote an article saying that we're in a battle for the soul of america. we really are in the battle for the soul of america. folks, in this most perilous moment, winning means having to unite the country. you can't define for me who an american is based on ethnicity, based on gender, based on race, based on national origin. you can't do it. we're unique. we're an idea, the most unique idea in all of history. we hold these truths to be self evident that all men and women are created equal. we the people in order to form a more perfect union. no other country has ever been founded on an idea. we are. this president, this president is trashing that idea, the way he divides us, the way he is using us to sow division and anger. folks, the instinct is a lot of my colleagues say the instinct is we have to fight back and be as angry as they are. but presidents not only have to know how to fight, they have to know how to

joe is but in this crisis he has nothing but the monotony of his own voice with drips with thirsty bile cohort isn't much better but he wasn't the only idiot saying trump wants people dead. >> is a fan of money first, mortality second period the greatest generation, they will be sacrificed. for what? fear that trumps efforts to be president will be hurt. >> he's going too fast, causing confusion and quite possibly endangering lives in the process. >> stay in and for the president to make light of that, so what, some people will die, but the economy will grow, notes. >> the president who's eager to get the economy back on track because he sees it as his chance of being reelected. >> the president is putting human life at risk. it's literally immoral. >> i haven't seen that many dumbbells since they closed my gym. the media delights and only having two sides to an issue, that way they can count them on one claw. either you want the economy to return or people to die. which leads this reporter to ask this question at a briefing. >> how many deaths are acceptable. >> none. how many deaths a

the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the bile. to clerk: h.r. 5932, a bill ensure greater transparency bout the financing provided to china, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from guam, mr. sans any las, and the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from guam. mr. san nicolas: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks on this legislation and revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. san nicolas: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. san nicolas: i very much support h.r. 5932, the ensuring chinese debt transparency act which seeks to ensure transparency at the world bank and other banks to press for disclosure of terms for china's bilateral lending abroad. opaque loans from china's many lending stewing, especially hose associated with china's initiative, are not only put manage emerging marks

e1 >>> simone biles, power like no one else >> he desperately tried to hold on and got it. >> the united four months until the olympic opening ceremony but on march 24th, the international olympic committee and the japanese government made the difficult decision to postpone the olympic and paralympics games until 2021, due to the spread of the ro

nevertheless on this one he says the southern manifesto was, and ejaculation of bile and an orgy askeda declaration of defiance. let's evocative language and if one reads it is hard to square with what's actually on the page a, close examination of the manifesto undermines them assumption that they were blinded by rage. to the contrary they oppose immigration the contains considerable more nuanced, subtlety, unsophistication then their tractors have allowed. recovering those arguments entails allowing one to understand how the manifesto in significant ways can be seen as the missing -- to brown versus board of. education >> one thing about the text it should not be surprising that it's filled with legal arguments, after all, the people who were the devising the southern manifesto were legally trained was summit or sand arming a justice on the north carolina supreme court. along with serving, there was a senator jon stillness of mississippi, a graduate of the university of virginia, so these folks were quite legally sophisticated in the arguments that they advanced, when the southern ma

. >>> olympic champion simone biles and ali raisman with a settlement that would release olympic officialsility and distant reveal who at usa gymnastics. quote. raisman went on to call the proposal a massive cover-up. larry nassar was convicted to prison time. >>> 55th annual bridge crossing in alabama. they remember bloody sunday in 1965 hundreds of protesters marching for voter rights clashed with police on selma bridge. five of the presidential candidates will attend today's ceremony. >>> new york state's ban on plastic bags takes effect today. the law forbids businesses from giving -- i should say most businesses, by the way, from giving shoppers blask bags in an effort to combat pollution in oceans and rivers. get this, guys. state officials estimate that new yorkers use up to 23 billion pounds of plastic every year! or plastic bags i should say every year. billion with a "b." >> not any more. >> have to find biodegradable bags for the dog. >> exactly. >>> breaking news. the world health organizations's director general telling cnbc that global markets should calm down and try to see

nevertheless, he says the southern manifesto was "an ejaculation of bile, and an or gyastic violence." it's incredibly evocative language, and if anyone reads it, it's hard to square with what on the play -- page. it undermines that they were universally blinded by rage. to the contrary, they often use legal arguments to contain considerably more nuance, subtlety, and sophistication than their detractors have allowed. recovering those arguments in detail allows one to discover how the manifesto should be viewed as the missing dissent to brown versus board of education. ok, so here i'm going to talk about the text of it. when thinking about the text, it should not be surprising that it's filled with legal arguments. were all, the people who the sort of divide the southern manifesto were legally trained. one of the main people, in addition to senator thurmond, was senator sam ervin of north carolina, a graduate of harvard law school and a justice on the north carolina supreme court. wasg with ervin, there senator john stennis of mississippi, a graduate of mississippi law school. these w

olympic swimmer michael phelps and olympics simone biles.graphed memorabilia or gear from their favorite atly or coach. nancy lieberman has the highest total with more than $1,300 pledged. >>> sal castaneda is back. did you fix everything out there on the roads yet? >> the good news is some of the crashes we had cleared rather quickly. i think it's a little easier for c hp to work under these conditions when there's not a lot of traffic. we had an earlier crash involving a caltrans trailer. now, i do want to ask you to look at this video if you're at home and looking at the sales force transit center. thit in the morning, usually it would be jam packed. again, that's the main escalator there. there are a few people around. but if you have to conduct essential business using transit, you can be sure that social distancing will be possible. so go ahead and get out there and do this if you have to because you won't have to worry about running into a lot of people. >>> all right. let's go back to the live traffic. you can see that traffic is rec

covid-19 relief is an effort organized with the sports agency and center for philanthropy, simone bilesering up signed memorabilia to help those being affected. 100% proceeds will go to center for philanthropy covid-19 response fund. they spoke to why athlete visibility is essential right now. >> the amount of money and time and resources they spend to contribute in the local communities incredible. much of which people never even know. just in a few days we have athletes from 20 sports and five countries. and more athletes equal more items which equals more share, more donations and more relief. that's our primary and singular goal of this effort. >> everybody can learn more on athlet athletesrelief.org. we're seeing a lot of athletes using social media platforms to connect with fans and people more than ever before, so that's good to see. they are in the same boat as us. many are quarantined and trying to do what they can. >> certainly they are. thank you. as we're waiting for this decision on the future of the olympics it's hard to imagine how competitors would move forward on sports

simone biles ready to turn four gold medals into many more. katie ledecky dominating.en's soccer team out for revenge after a tough time in rio. and then there are the runners chasing usain bolt's records. >> the dream is still here. it's been delayed but it hasn't been denied. >> reporter: tonight they are likely disappointed but by no means defeated. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> that's where we are right about now. that's our broadcast for this tuesday evening as well. thank you so much for being here with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues at all the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >>> >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. new york is now a cautionary tale for the rest of the world. there are nearly 15,000 cases in the city alone, around 30% of all of the cases in the entire country. at this point there is no sign they are slowing down. the city is desperately trying to brace for impact as hospitals groan under the strain. today the governor of new york state, andrew cuomo, sent out an sos signal beggin

simone biles ready to turn four gold medals into many more. katie ledecky dominating.'s soccer team out for revenge after a tough time in rio. and then there are the runners christian coleman and noah alias chasing usain bolt's records. >> the dream is still here. it's been delayed but it hasn't been denied. >> reporter: tonight they are likely disappointed but by no means defeated. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> that's where we are right about now. that's our broadcast for this tuesday evening as well. thank you so much for being here with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues at all the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, march 25th. i'm ayman mohyeldin. we begin with major new developments from washington, d.c., after days of partisan gridlock, senator leaders and the white house announced a mass d massive deal aimed at rescuing the american economy from the scourge of the white house. the white house calls the coronavirus stimulus bill the single largest in history. onetime p

nevertheless, on this score, he says that the southern manifesto was an ejaculation of bile and an origiastic declaration of defiance. it's incredibly evocative language, and if one reads it, it's hard to square with what's actually there on the page. a close examination of the manifesto undermines the perception of southern politicians were universally blinded by rage. to the contrary, the drafters often advanced legal arguments opposing integration to contain considerably more nuance, subtlety, and sophistication than their detractors have allowed. recovering those arguments in detail enables one to understand how the manifesto in significant ways should be viewed as the missing dissent to brown versus board of education. okay, so, here i'm going to talk about the text of it. and when thinking about the text, it should not be surprising that it's filled with legal arguments. after all, the people who sort of devised the southern manifesto were legally trained. one of the main people, in addition to senator thurmond, was senator sam irvin of north carolina, a graduate of harvard law school a

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for everyone who makes a lot of money like michael phelps or simone biles, there are those who have group creepinga this is their hope. reporter: at the olympic games ever been disrupted in this way? >> this is unprecedented. never before have we seen anything like this. there have been ncellations for world war i and world war ii, but th's it. other than that, there were boycotts that were political in nature. 1976, 1980 olympics were affected by boycotts but they went on as planned. so the idea of a postponement something the likes of which we have never sn which is why the undertaking isam so ic for the athletes and tokyo und -- organizers. reporter: r the tokyo organizers, how easy is that for this to move a year?there are worries about venues being r available, hotms, other competitions interfering. >> all of the above. if not like postponing the nba season or stopping something. even the ncaa tournaments. this is the biggest regularly scheduled event and gathering of the world. yes, the hotel rooms, obviously venues that are supposed to be10 temporary. once august 9 happens and then

he says thee southern manifesto was an ejaculation of bile and an orgiastic declaration of defiance.nguage and if one reads it, it is hard to square with what is on the page. manifesto undermines the perception that southern politicians were universally blinded by rage. the drafters advanced legal arguments opposing integration that contained nuance, subtlety and sophistication than their detractors have allowed. recovering those arguments in detail enables one to understand how the manifesto in significant ways should be viewed as the missing dissent to brown v. board of education. >> learn more this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. 75 years ago on march 9 and 10th 1945, nearly 200 bombers conducted the bombing of tokyo. destroyede city was and the estimates of civilians killed range from 80,000 to 130,000. ca," "thereel ameri last bomb," this academy award nominated bomb shows planning, execution, and return after 3000 miles of flight. ♪ >> early in 1945,

simone biles ready to turn four gold medals into many more. katie ledecky dominating. the women's soccer team out for revenge after a tough time in rio. and then there are the runners chasing usain bolt's records. >> the dream is still here. it's been delayed but it hasn't been denied. >> reporter: tonight they are likely disappointed but by no means defeated. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> that's where we are right about now. that's our broadcast for this tuesday evening as well. thank you so much for being here with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues at all the networks of nbc news, good night from our temporary field headquarters. >>> in spain today, the main convention center in the city of madrid has been converted into a hospital. spain has the second worst outbreak in europe right now after italy. hundreds of patients are already at this field hospital that they have set up at the madrid convention center. they expect it will be 1,300 by the end of this week. they then expect to scale up that facility to 5,500 patients as soon as they can, at

thing he could possibly do, he finds a way to one-up himself he's like the exact opposite of simone biles like, every time you think she can't stun you with a new routine, she posts a video of herself doing something like this >> yeah. >> seth: i mean, it's fun to imagine trump attempting even one part of that routine i -- [ laughter ] you know, i imagine it would look like this >> witch hunt. [ explosion [ laughter and applause [ cheers and applause >> seth: we had like 15 people working all day on that. [ laughter ] 100% first time i've seen it [ laughter ] republican senators tried to tell us that impeachment would be a teachable moment for trump but trump made it clear, that wasn't the case. he was basically an inmate at a parole hearing and when they asked him, "so, what are your plans when you get out? he said, "uh, i'd like to kill again. [ light laughter ] last night, we saw how little trump has changed with the case of one of his long-time confidants and convicted criminal, roger stone seen here in his very real outfit from the inauguration i mean, look at him. is he attending th