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you -- bill joy. you say you want to test everybody and separate people from those who are not sick and tell us how you do that and look at wuhan as an example of what to do? >> in wuhan they shut down the city and quickly discovered that they weren't getting control because what happens after community spread is you get what probably should be called family spread as people come together and families they cross-infect each other. we know that people in families will do that. we also know that a lot of people don't appear sick even though they are. suppose you have 4 people in the family together, you know, a couple of adults and a couple of kids, one of the parents doesn't look sick and they go do the shopping but they could be one

. >> well, i was talking to my friend bill joy who's a computer scientist, very well-known. d bill made the point say you borrowed one dollar from a loan shark, wolf, and he charged you 25% interest a day. within 40 days you'd owe that loan shark $7,500. if you waited another three weeks to pay him, you'd owe him almost a million dollars. that's an exponential. that's exactly how this disease metastasizes as well. it just keeps doubling and doubling and doubling. but if we can stop it in its tracks, give time for the health care system to adjust, get the test prepared by getting everyone to stay home, wolf, those pictures of the beach of clear water, florida, were obscene. are these people crazy? do they think they're living on another planet, okay? stay home. let the system work. identify the people who need care, those who can, you know, get over the virus young enough and healthy enough, great. by the next week -- in the next three weeks we can do this, but the president needs to be on tv every night telling people to do that. >> yeah, important points. some pictures of th

maria: yeah, that's the point bill joy made on this program last week along with steve bannon, along be bill atman, you can't close pockets of the country and leave others people because some people in those pockets of the country that are closed will go to open ones and then there you go, alli, points, that's a severe situation given the fact that it's already quite severe with the large city shut down, but that's the feeling. bill joy keeps writing about it every day that we are doing the wrong thing in terms of having some areas still open. >> alli: and i think that with, you know, one of the things again surprising me what we have seen in the markets, this sort of low volume is that a lot of the tensions are getting more significant and not less. the tension that you're alluding to between total shut down and humanitarian shutter in place please and the tension that we have that would solidify on sunday night economists and public health officials on the other hand and i think we are going to start to see the more represented in the market as we begin to see, for example, some rea

we heard it here from steve bannon, we heard it from bill atman and bill joy had a similar narrative and the president saying not going that way at all. look, there are areas that we could see more activity, economic activity will start and do you think that's realistic? jon: no, actually i don't and i will tell you why. we have a whole nation that's responding to this. we have mayors of cities that are responding to this with their own shutdowns. we have governors of states that are responding to this with their own shutdowns. we have businesses that are responding to this. the wall street journal, you know, 2 weeks ago said to our employees, you have to work from home to protect each other. you have individuals self-isolating so even if the president -- maria: they'll go to different areas in start-up, yeah. jon: we are not all going to do it overnight so there will be an make stock here. there's no escaping it. dagen: maria, i want to point out that the governor of new york andrew cuomo is also talking about this, trying to discuss the steps by which some people would be able to r

bill. if you notice, joy, the president didn't say what they want. it was just a vague abstraction. what we've been saying, let's get $1,000 cash infusion into people who are making less than $65,000 a year and the economists jason firman and others said that's the biggest thing you could do to prevent a bad recession and increase consumer demand, and so the democrats have been proposing real ideas for a learning of the experience of 2008 and what we need to do to make sure we increase consumer demand and the economy doesn't crash, that we're helping working families and fortunately, the speaker was outstanding. we basically got our priorities and did not give any bailouts to the industry or anything this president was asking for for corporations. >> yeah, that's good to know. the speaker does a good job at this. i want to read from "the new york times" article that talks about the worse case estimate for u.s. coronavirus deaths. between 160 million and 214 million people in the united states could be infected over the course of the epidemic according to one projection that could la

bill belichick. the way he loves football and have joy. why not? take a page out of steph curry's book.isco 49ers, they need a wide receiver and maybe they picked one up. looking around for something that doesn't cost too much. travis benjamin. a one-year deal with san francisco. a wide receiver. last played with the chargers. had injury problems. best year with cleveland. kyle shanahan is familiar with him when he was the offensive coordinator. cam newton is gone. he is all battered and beat up after taking a physical beating so the panthers say enough of that. show him the door. shoulder and foot problems. says she healthy now. took them to super bowl 50 at levi stadium. we will see if cam newton can find himself a job. we have come to the point of the night where we can and we will check this out. unique way of -- getting to be seven-years-old, lose a tooth, why not tie it to a football and throw it. like patrick mahomes. did it do the trick? yeah. yeah. you did it. this is the greater soccer star playing keep away from his dog. that dog doesn't have a chance of getting that ball in

bill. but if you notice, joy, as you pointed out, i mean, the president didn't say what they want. it was just vague abstractions. actually, the democrats, one of the things we have been pushing for, tim ryan and i have said let's get a thousand dollar cash infusion into people who are making less than $65,000 a year. and the economist, jason furman and others said that's actually the biggest thing you could do to prevent a recession and increase consumer demand. so the democrats have been proposing real ideas for learning the experience of 2008 and what we need to do to make sure we increase consumer demand, that the economy doesn't crash, that we're helping working families. and fortunately, the speaker was outstanding. i mean, we basically got our priorities and we did not give any bailouts to industry or anything this president was asking for for corporations. >> that's good to know. i want to read you a little bit from a "new york times" article that came out today and it talks about worst-case estimates for vie coronavirus deaths. between 160,000,214 million people in the uni

they're taking some comfort in knowing he had a long life that was filled with joy and love. billicia friesen worked as a nurse before she retired. she wanted to go into the field because of her faith. she felt she needed to help people, she went to the hospital because she thought her asthma was acting up, she became the first person in illinois to die from the virus. patricia was 61 years old. cindy rutter survived stage 4 breast cancer but not the virus. she's described as being the kindest person you'd ever met. she's a single mom with six beautiful kids and she loved them fiercely. she was always careful about germs because of her compromised immune system from her cancer treatments. she died about a week after being admitted to the hospital. she was 42 years old. larry edgeworth was a long time employee of nbc news. he worked in the equipment room at 30 rock in new york city. he travelled around the world for the network. he had seen a lot of things. he was the type of guy you wanted to be by your side according to his colleagues. they called him a gentle bear of a man who a

. >> putting on the look for "the man" took five hours every morning and it's been a joy because billnd i have no idea k different. to your body to i have muscle suits on underneath things. i don't even want to talk to you what else. >> wow. >> so, all that work paid off. since dropping last week the video has nearly 24 million views. i recently also became a man for our show. we did an undercover spot. >> announcement. >> there we go. my name, my alter ego is sean. now, i honestly always thought i had masculine tendencies until i became a man. it is not as easy as it would seem. i consider myself a strong female. when you're coached on how to be a man you take up space in a way that a coaching expert will tell you. >> george is like. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> taking notes every day. i mean, owning this desk as i sit crouched over here so it's a lot harder than it would appear. but it's really cool. >> i'll take your word for it. >> you make a cute man, sara haines. >> thank you, cecilia. >> all right, guys, now to our "gma" cover story. as demi lovato releases that powerful new an

this bill will leave out millions, joy, millions of people, part-time workers.'t have paid sick leave. it didn't provide the $50 billion we need for child care to cover people. it didn't do anything about health insurance for the uninsured. there's so many holes in this bill. while it was made better, anytime a congressman celebrates -- the representative from california and says how great this is, and then says how great everyone was doing before the coronavirus, when in fact 700 poor people were dying a day prior to the coronavirus, we really have a problem. what we see in this bill is the corporations got aplentiy, the pentagon got aplenty, but it did not touch the people who are hurting. >>> speaker pelosi says this is just bill number three, but thought the last bill. so apparently there would be a list to get more done. you have homelessness right now, 493,000 people on average of homeless any day in the united states. the projected cases among homeless people with a 40% peak infection rate would be 197,000 people are projected to be afflicted with coronav

specifically with people who didn't make it into this bill, people who are quite poor and we're already struggling before this began? >> well, joy, look, this is another example of heartless policy coming from this administration. i can't understand why president trump and those around him can't understand that people are suffering. they lost jobs through no fault of their own. people are staying home, people need to eat. and this is something that has to be held accountable, the congress will continue to take action. one of the provisions in the bill that we passed was to increase supplemental nutrition assistance programs so that the most vulnerable amongst us are able to get access to food. we need to do everything we can to push against this policy and many others that president trump is putting forward that just hurts people across america. >> let me play for you the speaker of the house this morning, on cnn and talked about an issue we talked about a lot on this show that seems to be a gnawing problem, testing and the lack of it. take a listen. >> the president, his denial at the beginning was deadly. his delaying of getti

bill: a sand gnat has almost no backbone. almost not skeletal structure. they fold. >> anthony: as difficult as it might've been to forgo the joysdog known as the "pig on a stick," we knew we'd be coming here, husk, sean's restaurant in downtown charleston, one of two that have helped make the city a fine dining destination. so i wanna know, southern living, it's very different up there and down here. it's a big transition. easy, easy for you or not? >> bill: it's easy. the only -- driving was the real transition because i drive like a new york person. when you come here driving like new york, you know, it takes you a while to recover. but, you know, i'm right on the edge here, like telling people that this is a really nice place to come and really i don't want anyone else to come. i like it the way it is. there's a lot of insects. it's really, really hot in the summer and the traffic is worse than it ever was. >> anthony: husk directly addresses southern culinary traditions using the best of modern techniques, but always, always respecting the originals and who made them. it's a pressing matter to redefine southern food. if i w

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bill and diplomatic editor james bays that the u.n. where member states have dolls and for virtual mating let's start though and landed with joy to how boris johnson has the virus what do we know. well you heard the prime minister himself there insists that he is still in charge that he is still running the government and leading the fight against the corona virus his health secretary matt hancock we know is also in self isolation having been somehow to having been infected with the coronavirus as well also working at home both men have mild symptoms we understand from 10 downing street behind me that boris johnson has basically switched offices with his chancellor the chance of the expected research whose office is in number 11 that puts johnson's new office closer to his residence so that he can form a sort of cordon sanitaire between the 2 with food brought to his door and continue working from isolation inside he was last seen in person outside the front door of number 10 at 8 pm on thursday night when he joined the rest of the country many people up and down the country who came out to their front doors their front porches their balco

bill. you have paid leave, you have sick leave, you're providing food for the poor, it is very comprehensive, joy, i think that's an important first step, but the longest journey begins with one step. we can always improve what has happened. and i'm sure that we will. i'm confident of it. >> right. and, well, you know, one other question i want to ask specifically, because you also were education secretary, commissioner, in florida, you know about that as well. >> a lot of jobs. >> you had a lot of jobs, you had a lot of jobs. taking the west indian route, a lot of jobs. >> floridians have been very kind to your friend charlie. >> yes, absolutely. what do you make of this sort of back and forth between different states, in new york city they're not closing schools in some states they're closing all of the schools. where do you stand on the idea of whether or not there should be comprehensive public school closings at this point? >> i think they should close them all. the idea here, you and i know this, it is applying common sense frankly, you don't want too much public contact. the more contact y

bill. senator amy klobuchar, thank you very much. appreciate your time. >> thank you so much. great to be on, thanks, joy. >>> up next, the desperate plea from healthcare professors on the front lines of the coronavirus fight. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, shortness of breath, cough, or chest pain. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney

joy booster. >> emergen b. >> i like that. >> good to see you, happy friday. here are a few stories we think you'll be talking about today. former president billinsky 25 years ago. the revelations are part of a new hulu docuseries out today titled hillary. clinton acknowledges the relationship he had with lieu win sky was out of line take a listen. >> everybody has disappointments, terrors, fears of whatever. things i did to manage my anxieties for years, i'm a different -- totally different person than i was. >> he goes on to say it's not a defense for the affair. it's an explanation. still no apology, though, is there in that documentary? >> he says he feels terrible but no apology. >> he says it was something about handling his anxiety? i'm just number one, i'm sorry to hear that. i just think that kind of thing should have been reserved for your closest friends, and for me my heart goes out to monica lewinsky again, i mean, she was 21, 22. she's now 40 something. she's smart. she's funny. she's kind. she's lovely, but she still has this baggage that is tied to her while everyone else has sort of tiptoed through the tulips, she's still stuc

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joy. >> i want to start by asking -- thank you. i want to start by asking you about -- we're going to get to the numbers in california and some of the issues regarding the bill working its way through the senate but i have to ask you about this situation with two of your colleagues. senator berm and senator luffler of georgia who it does appear had early warnings, a highly classified intelligence briefing and then at least -- this is senator burr and i want to read you on the secret recording that was obtained. we don't have the recording but this is what it said. burr talking to some highly placed constituents meaning donors, highly placed people and he says there's one thing i can tell you about this. it's much more aggressive in its transmission than anything that we have seen in recent history. it is probably more akin to the 1918 pandemic, what's referred to the spanish flu. every company must be cognizant that you may have to alter travel and judge whether the trip to europe can be done. why risk it? and then we find out that he sold off a lot of stock. that ms. leffler sold off a lot of stock. what is your comment about that and will there be ethics i

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joy. >> the gentleman from pennsylvania is reckoning for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker, as a member who has voted against a number of large spending bills admit this legislation has given me significant pause but we as a nation faced the largest threat that i have seen in my career as a doctor and certainly in the short time i spent in congress. the president has declared a national emergency, governors are instituting shelter in place orders nationwide and consumers have been told not to consume because businesses have been told to shut their doors in not conduct business. if government is forcing them to shudder their doors, then our responsibility is to help them out, the american dream cannot be shut down by a virus, that is why i will support this legislation, it is time to put eapolitical gamesmanship aside. >> the gentleman's time is expired. >> the gentleman of maryland is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker, at this point in time it yield a oe minute to the distinguished lady representing the virgin islands. >> the gentlelady from virgin islands is organized for one minute. >> thank you, our nation faces the worst pandemic an