that is we're not ready to just send a blank check down to states and local governments to spend any way they choose to. we need to have a full debate, not only about if we do state and local, how will they spend it, but also we haven't had much discussion about adding $2.7 trillion to the national debt.

. >> we're not ready to just send a blank check down to states and local governments to spend any way they choose to. i i would certainly be in favor of allowing states to use the bankruptcy route. it could save some cities and there's no good reason for it not to be available. my guess is their first choice would be for the federal government to borrow money for future generations to send it

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but ultimately the trial came down to a single sheet of blank paper.a rorschach test for the jury. what would they see? paul moore's guilt or a plot to frame him? >>> coming up, a verdict that will divide this tight-knit town and rip apart this family all over again. >> we started crying. >> when "dateline" continues. and... let's get started. (music fades in) hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ keith morrison (voiceover): for much of his life, paul moore had found ways to charm the folks around him and get away with bad behavior. >>> for much of his life, paul moore found ways to charm the folks around him and get away with bad behavior. at his trial here in sacramento paul's defense attorney followed what was by now a familiar script. she accused peter of murdering roberto ayala. >> peter moore has a lifetime of making threats. paul does not make threats to roberto. paul works with roberto. >> which is how parisi presented paul to the jury. of course, as you know, paul had a deeply troubled history with the law. violent sexual offense in his background. but the jury d

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he will fill in the blanks on some of the details of that strategy. i just want to note a deep respect and gratitude to our partners in the legislature. we submitted a 495 million- dollar formal request for the first group of pairments on the $1.4 billion of procurement for the efforts. that is not an in significant amount of money. we are dealing at a time where we need to go boldly and we need to meet this moment without playing small ball any longer. we need to coordinate and organize our nation state status as we condition only in california with our procurement capacity that is second only to the united states itself. califoria is in a position not only leverage the supply chains, the investment but do so in a way that protects the taxpayers as well. so with that let me ask the director to come up, fill in the blanks and we will have opportunity to answer specific questions but after he speaks i will go into a series of other issues that i know are topical and important to everybody that may w be watching, thank you. >>> thank you, governor. good

i don't know the surgeon general wants to nil the blank. but this has been quite literally the cause of her life. >> thank you, governor. the thing they would add is a recognition that -- a couple of things. number, there was unfortunately, a terrible rumor circulating that for some reason african-americans don't get coronavirus. that rumor is completely false. and it's really important for us of us to debunk that rumor. one of the pieces that we also recognize is that because of the -- the true and unfortunate history of medical maltreatment of different groups of people but especially african-americans in the united states, there are real issues of trust between the african-american community and the healthcare system. and that's why it's really important for all of us and all of our communities to distribute these messages through our trusted elders. through our trusted messengers within the community. our pastors, whomever folks recognize can be trusted messengers. to make sure that folks truly heeding the lifesaving measures in practic

. >> that's a blank check company. we don't know. i'm not going to give anybody a blank check. it's tough for me to give my wife a blank check oh, let's go to andrew in california andrew >> caller: booyah, hey, jim, how are you? >> i am good, andrew, how about you? >> caller: doing all right, thanks andrew here in san francisco my question is on winnabego. >> it's how people will be vacationing when you're not sure about a hotel. i have friends who use it to see relatives. i think it's a good call >>> erwin in new york, erwin >> caller: hey, erwin -- i'm erwin. jim, how are you >> i am good what's up? >> caller: are you open in brooklyn, are you doing take-out >> you know what, we're going to i mean, i'm going to have to take a little burden there because i didn't get a loan. that's all right i got employees i like sometimes that's all that matters. i'm sorry? >> caller: send over a couple margaritas i'm calling about clorox under normal circumstances i would say it's doing very well >> today we own it for the charitable trust i put it up for jeff marks at fema what do you thin

they like writing blank checks to cities and governments and corporations with no strings attached.now they're changing the tune. so to me, i think it's political posturing. i think that allowing cities to go bankrupt, allowing states, which they don't have the authority right now, to go bankrupt would make the economic situation worse. it would go down the line of the decision of cutting back government spending during the great depression. you would contract government dollars. it just makes the situation worse and it will drive us further into economic despair. >> congressman, you're probably aware that the head of a government agency developing a covid vaccine says he was removed from his job after he pushed for a thorough vetting of the drug hydroxychloroquine, an unproven coronavirus treatment that obviously has been repeatedly praised by president trump. is the house oversight committee looking into this, and if not, should they be looking into this? >> we should be looking into this. i've asked and i'm going to ask again the chair of the committee to start investigating it,

an unexpected beauty and brilliantly scored by blank mass, aka benjamin john power.favourite films of the year. i've heard that a lot lately. the gentleman comes to blu—ray and dvd on monday. matthew mcconaughey is the retiring marijuana kingpin whose brit—based empire is under threat from a collection of leery stereotypes. while hugh grant has fun as a camp, sleazy tabloid investigator. i don't want to play a game. please? i don't want to play a game. audiences found it funny, but to my ear itjust sounded like a bunch of drunken tarantino fans who spent too much time hanging out in one of guy ritchie's celebrity london pubs. hey ho. that's it for this week. thanks for watching. stay safe and i will be back next week with more home—viewing treats. i forgot to wash my hands. hello there. after a another predominantly dry week for most parts of the uk, the weekend promises plenty more dry weather. but slow, subtle changes, the increasing chance of catching a shower and it will begin to feel cooler particularly across northern areas. nothing much is changing very quickl

not blank sons of blanks thought they had me in a trap. i know that blank douglass would rather cut a white man's throat than not. pretty explicit. right? maybe it's just the one off. well congress voted to give african-americans the right to vote in 1866. johnson vetoes it. he's explained said entirely, this is his words johnson says entirely disregarding the wishes of the people of the district of columbia, congress has deemed it right and expedient to pass the measure now waiting for my signature. it becomes the duty of the executive standing twine the resolution of one and will of the other to determine whether he should approve the bill. should he return it with his objections and congress acting as the representative offive of the inhabitants of the seat of government will purely relate a local election. he's saying, white people in washington, d.c. don't want african-americans voting. and congress should be responsive to them. that it's his job to step in. congress isn't listening to local concerns. this all sounds fairly reasonable

if you leave any of the fields blank, they tell you to call the system. you the system to follow up. that then caused the crash in volume and the system goes down. as the governor said, we have been working with google. today between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m., the system will go down to reboot. 7:00, the new application goes online. there are fewer questions. once you get to the end of that, if you successfully fill it out, it will say you are finished with the process. if there's any information that is left blank, it will say don't call us. we will call you within 72 hours. dol has 1000 people on the phone lines. they will be reaching out directly to people so people don't have to go through this infuriating process of calling and getting busy signals and collapsing the system. hopefully starting today after 7:00, the system will be much better streamlined but it is a volume issue we have never experienced. oze the payht, you fr of state workers. can you talk about why you decided to do that? ask and he i will can speak about the financial stress that the stat

the jersey turnpike in 1973, she or her cohorts shot a state trooper with his own revolver at point blank range. she was convicted in 1973. by 1979 and was a plan to break her out. so again, may nineteenth, did a lot of the logistics, renting safehouses, securing weapons, getting fake id and expert printers and smuggled a gun into this prison, a more innocent time when there were no metal detectors. they basically took some guards hostages. may nineteenth, a car switch, they spirited her out, she wound up in pittsburgh. they got her to the bahamas and in 1984 she wound up in cuba being granted political asylum by the castro regime. she is still wanted by the fbi and there is a $2 million reward on her head from the federal government and various new jersey authorities. that is one piece of may 19th, the second piece of their campaign began in 1983. we heard from the archivists in the title of my book suggests what happened november 7th, 1983, when they bombed the us capital outside of the majority leader's office. they bombed the field office and navy yard twice, other targets, the israel

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lens with unexpected beauty and brilliantly scored by blank mass, aka benjamin john power.of the year. that's not you. i've heard that a lot lately. just time to flag up the fact that guy ritchie's latest geezery romp the gentleman comes to blu—ray and dvd on monday. matthew mcconaughey is the retiring marijuana kingpin whose brit—based empire is under threat from a collection of leery stereotypes. while hugh grant has fun as a camp, sleazy tabloid investigator. i don't want to play a game. please? no. some critics and audiences found it funny, but to my ear itjust sounded like a bunch of drunken tarantino fans who spent too much time hanging out in one of guy ritchie's celebrity london pubs. hey—ho. that's it for this week. thanks for watching. stay safe, and i will be back next week with more home—viewing treats. i forgot to wash my hands. hello. there tend to be pros and cons of most weather set—ups in the uk. the dry conditions of the last few days have been great for getting the washing out on the line and for doing work in the garden, but for gardeners, the dry weathe

>> i agree with that i understand why president trump did what he did but in july 2014 there was a blank check to the hungarians that drag the war into world war i and it is worth thinking about have we not made article five a blank check but to make it a dead letter. a more complex messaging. >> and with that fundamentally defensive commitment i don't think anybody believes nato allies would back germany up on that. and that they each make to each other and to worry about it galloping off. >> and eighties 80 percent russian. >> 100 percent estonian many of them are ethnic russians. why would portugal france and germany so i'm not defending the point of view but that has to be somewhere between the two. and with the russians doing the tank on tank invasion of western europe and it is highly unlikely what is much more likely what is happening right now. and specifically they are being targeted to undermine the political negative a day. >> i'm just quoting president trumps point of view but i think it is a stupid idea but as we think about russia's relationship with the nato but russia has

kachun: i blanking on am which one it is. but in this statement, the gentleman died in 1847, i believe. she's identified as a negro and as a slave as part of his estate. she is valued at 80 pounds. so, whether she was misidentified, her status as a free or indentured or enslaved person is unclear, but she had a value of 80 pounds, it seems that she was not a free and clear, free person. she was bonded to this person in some way. the fact that she's identified as a negro maybe suggested while she was enslaved, and even though she was of native american ancestry, she is negro by association because of her marriage to a gentleman who was apparently born in africa. so there's so much we don't know details of hise family life, and so on. i am not sure if i missed other parts of your -- >> that's it. thank you. but i did want to know if you thought the narrative changes, because it is an appeal to a white audience, to argue that the first person to die for american freedom was an enslaved african. that flattens out this story of at

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out on the jersey turnpike she or her cohorts shot the state trooper with his own revolver at point-blank range convicted 1973. by 1979 there was a plan to break her out. so again with those logistics and the estate houses and with fake ids and basically to smuggle a gun into the prison when there were no metal detectors and then to take some guards hostages and then they escorted them out but then they got her to the bahamas and in 1984 she wound up in cuba and was granted asylum but then the castro regime she still wanted by the fbi with a 2 million-dollar reward on her head from the federal governmen government. from the new jersey authorities. so that was one piece of may 19. the second piece of the campaign began in 1983 and of course with the title of my book suggest what happened november 7th 1983 outside of the majority leader's office. they also bomb day fbi field office in new york and if navy yard twice and the israeli aircraft association the african consulate in new york and the patrolmen's benevolent association and with the us invasion of grenada apartheid in south africa a

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this is not a blank check for them.ve to make sure they create an environment where these employees can be say. when we are talking about food, i think we all need to acknowledge this is a national security issue, just like we need to take a maximum precaution to keep our health care facilities open during this national crisis, we need to view the whole food production supply chain in the same way. this country needs protein. and a place like smithfield in sioux falls is a big part of that equation. david: what do need to do to get to where we want to go here, besides getting rid of this virus? i'm sorry, i'm going to interrupt because the president is on tape having just spoken. data and safety monitoring board which looks at the data, and they are independent, so there is no prejudice on the part of the investigators because they are doing the trial or the drug is from a certain company. the data and safety monitoring board on monday afternoon contacted me unable 27 -- first on friday, the week before, and then april

can fill in the blanks a little more as well. >> thank you, governor. testing is an essential part of the providers' needs to understand patients and make critical decisions at the time of treatment. because right now we do have limitations on testing, we need to make sure that testing is used in the most effective way to save lives, and to help prevent those that may be working in our care delivery system from having further problems with their own health or potentially spreading disease to other people. so in short, when we talk about testing at this time, we recommend the testing goes to those who are in the hospitals who may be ill. we recommend prioritizing those who perhaps are considering the need to enter the hospital, to make sure their care is managed best. and also making sure that those individuals who are frontline responders, those who we all rely upon to take care of us when they get ale, making sure that tests -- get ill, making sure tests get to them. as tests become more available, of course we want to make them more available broadly.

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i'm going to ask you point-blank, you're a republican, do you want to kill babel? >> of course not.emocrats never miss an opportunity to try to attack the president and attack republicans. think about what they have proposed during the pandemic, release illegal immigrants, deem abortion clinics as essential businesses and stop americans from purchasing a firearm and stop americans from going to church prayer that is what they flush during this crisis and they have attacked the president so much so they have now created a special, select committee. it wasn't good enough for the mueller investigation, couldn't get the president with this crazy impeachment over the ukrainian phone call, so now they're going to create a committee to investigate the president, even though we already have eight different entities doing oversight over the coronavirus response. >> mike: congressman, governor, let's go into that. there are eight federal inquiries right now about this response. couldn't we use a ninth one customer coming, what's wrong? is that a problem to have another one? >> [laughs] govern