left out in that day and we have committed to put together with the signing of the camp david accords a separate incident affected the status of palestinians in egypt. yousif and sabbatai a writer and egypt's cultural minister was shot dead on a visit to cyprus. palestinians opposed to closer egypt israel ties were blamed for the attack and anti palestinian sentiments in egypt was openly expressed. for the people of father the island a new more restrictive era was about to begin. in 2011 al jazeera reported from tanzania on the sinister trade in the body parts of albion knows this is where the full on arms feet up before. and all the spot rewind revisits a survivor of the mutilated to service the rituals of witchcraft laid down the no interest in. rewind spell of the albion on al-jazeera. they may choose news as it breaks the syrian army seems determined to defeat the rebels and continue its advance was the sense of it that's a red line for turkey with detailed coverage of the national policy defense of wild elephants is yet to be fully it meant to 14 years after it was introduced fro

we spent a lot of time at camp david. after 911. it was the undisclosed location. then we had our kids, it is the same as carl's story and says . you find joy even though you're in that dreadful time. we also had her dog. the big yellow lab name dave, dave was the love of our lives and so we took them everywhere at camp david, togs are led everywhere. he said one day, kobe, is the laurel where we each . so as at laurel lodge, any debt pending with him. and there's a couple people sitting there and barney, who is the president's dog, i've been little study, is that fair . karl: i mean, little pastor, used to bite me all of the time. [laughter]. the president never had barney. lynne: was a troublesome dog but dave taught thought it was probably a squirrel because he was kind of little and so he sent out him and barney being chased by dave is going around and around the table at high speeds, and the president walks in and he said, what is going on here and, knowing this probably was not a good thing that dave chasing marty, full of done it or something off of the brea

is that camp david? >> i don't know when. i don't know where. i'm very confident that president trump wants to make sure that everyone in afghanistan wants to understand that the united states is committed to making sure that this conversation takes place. we have been at this an awfully long time. you recounted the loz of more than life. there is a better path forward because of the work we have done and president trump will be actively engaged in helping us get the conditions right and beginning this journey. the first step was taken in dohar yesterday. >> brennan: we will take a break and continue the conversation on the other side of it.. please stay with us. we hope you will, too. we need s. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. with a nation-lea

to the lives that have committed to be put together with the signing of the camp david accords a separate incident affected the status of palestinians in egypt. yousif and sabbatai a writer and egypt's cultural minister was shot dead on a visit to cyprus. palestinians opposed to closer egypt israel ties were blamed for the attack and anti palestinian sentiments in egypt was openly expressed. for the people the father the island's a new more restrictive era was about to begin. i've worked at al-jazeera english since it slowly shift as a principal placenta and as a correspondent with any breaking news story more to hear from those people who would normally get the voices heard on the international news channel one moment i'll be very proud. of the polish quake of 2015 a terrible natural disaster and a story that needed to be told from the hearts of the affected area to be that to tell the people story was very important at the time. chinese authorities the putting those i cited committed a crime change a light show trials would chinua confessions. when a student asked to go. 0. on counting

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reporter: camp david? pres. trump: we did not even discuss that. there is a great camaraderie, great togetherness. thank you all very much. reporter: bailout for the airlines? you were just listening to u.s. president donald trump , vices team of advisors president mike pence and several doctors including dr. brix and fauci. the main headline, president trump is advising people for social distancing, discouraging any travel or discretionary movement, as well as attending any large gatherings, restaurants and bars. we should point out, this is not an order, simply his advisement. he uses the term that he will do whatever it takes to address the health crisis and economic issues. he said he could eventually backstop the airlines. he said we could potentially already be in a recession. he did say that they would also be looking into issues such as paid sick leave as well as other measures during this almost one hour press conference to address the fallout. scarlet: have different tone from president trump. he did not blame federal reserve or anyone el

are you still going to be able to meet at camp david? reporter: are you confident in their responses? pres. trump: some of them are in a rough position and heading toward pretty rough territory. we had a very good conference, it was a teleconference. everybody was on the phone, every leader. and almost 100% was devoted to the subject we are talking about today. they are working very hard. they are concerned, but they're working very hard. i would say just about all of it was devoted to what we are talking about. david -- andcamp camp david? pres. trump: we have not discussed that. it is still a ways off. there's a great camaraderie. i think i can say that very, very strongly. thank you all very much. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> it is easy to follow the federal response to the coronavirus outbreak at c-span.org/coronavirus. look at interactive maps and

from camp david the animals that are injured. of the cavity of survival and go have a good healthy life while their host in the bay. they are. all of this is in the stomach there were a ton of micro plastics and there from like saran wrap you can see there is a b.b. pallor and lots of fibers. back yard. loggerhead. and yeah i was only 30 to deal with some of. these are huge pieces of plastic that were stuck in their stomach $85.00 pieces total we need to change them all how we can raise the money in awareness raising from the. hoping to save that i think there are. and i work. something over the last decade we have realized a very important problem much stronger than our carbon footprint is our plastic food and there is no facility that can really provide efficient care and we have believed ation for these incidents and this is one of the main reasons that sparkled the need for the creation of the century. these animals suffer greatly during a favorite. where they have. the ability to do any of the natural behaviors and they have

when or where, but you may remember, the last time he planned secret talks with taliban leaders at camp davidhe cancelled. tom? >> kyra phillips for us tonight. thank you. >>> there's still much more, including an explosion in downtown los angeles and an ambulance stolen. stay with us. beautiful. but support the leg! when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. (vo) save over 40 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happier business. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. aleve it. with aleve pm. pain happens. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid. and the 12-hour pain relieving strength of aleve. so...magic mornings happen. there's a better choice. aleve pm. (click) ♪ i promise that you'll never find another ♪ ♪ like me-e

reporter: will you hold the summit at camp david? president trump: i think so. we haven't even discussed that. it's still a ways off but it was a very good discussion and there's a great camaraderie and togetherness. i think i can say that very, very strongly. thank you all very much. thank you very much. reporter: will there be a bailout for the airlines? >> tuesday on c-span political analyst charlie cook talks about the coronavirus outbreak and impact on the 2020 presidential race. that's live from the bipartisanship policy center at 5:30 p.m. eastern. on c-span 2 the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern to consider an economic aid package passed by the house that provides free testing, paid sick leave, and other public resources in response to the coronavirus. coming up this morning from the institute for global and health law talks about the powers of the federal government during a health emergency. later we also discuss the role of state and local governments with james hodge who is director of the center for public health law and policy at arizona state

. >> reporter: the g7 conference today, what is the upshot, will you still be able to meet at camp david? and are you confident in their responses? >> i'm very confident. they're in a position that some of them are in a rough position. i look at a couple of them. and some are heading toward pretty rough territory. we had a very good conference. it was a teleconference. everybody was on the phone, every leader. and almost 100% was devoted to the subject that we're talking about today. and they are working very hard. and, you know, they're very concerned, obviously, but they're working very hard. but i would say just about all of it, steve, all of it was devoted to what we're talking about. >> reporter: are you still holding the summit at camp david? >> so far. we didn't discuss it. it's a ways off. there was a great camaraderie, i can say that very strongly. thank you all very much. >> you have been listening to the white house coronavirus task force briefing. president trump appearing during the briefing and making a noticeable shift in tone, the president saying the virus is not under c

are you going to be able to meet at camp david? are you confident in their response. >> i'm very confident in a position that some of them are in a rough position, if you look at a couple of them. some are heading toward pretty rough territory. we had a very good conference t was a teleconference. everybody was on the phone. every leader. almost 100% was devoted to the subject we're talking about today and they're working very hard. and you know, they're very concerned obviously but they're working very hard but i would say just about all of it, steve, all of it was devoted to what we're talking about. reporter: holding at summit at camp david? >> so far. we haven't even discussed that. still aways off but it was a very good discussion. they have, there is a great comradery and a great togetherness. i think i can say that very, very strongly. thank you all very much. thank you very much. [reporters shouting questions] melissa: a lot of really important information there. the president starting out by saying they're putting forward

trump claimed on saturday that he had scheduled and then canceled a meeting with the taliban at camp daviddiscuss a peace agreement. and if you're wondering where we are as a nation, my first thought was, i don't know, i'll believe it when i hear it from the taliban. [ laughter ] the "washington post" has published a new article calling former vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren frenemies. even crazier, they referred to john delaney and michael bennett as candidates. [ laughter ] president trump told reporters today that he would release a report on his finances before the 2020 election. and said that people will be "shocked" that the numbers are many, many times what you think. okay, but anything times zero is zero [ laughter ] [ applause ] duchess meghan markle attended the u.s. open this weekend to support her friend serena williams. meanwhile, the queen went to the jets game. [ laughter ] a man on a mission to visit every starbucks in the world, last week visited his 15,000th location in peru and what do you know, they finally spelled his name right [ laughter and app

trump canceled the g7 summit of world leaders that was set to take place at camp david in june. the white house says that it will now be done by video teleconference. >>> britain's queen elizabeth is practicing social distancing in the wake of the coronavirus. the 93-year-old monarch left buckingham palace yesterday and was taken to windsor castle a week earlier than planned. her husband, prince philip, was brought to the castle separately. meanwhile, prince albert ii was monaco has tested positive for coronavirus. the palace says that the 62-year-old prince is continuing to work from his home office. >>> meantime, people across the globe are being urged to take steps to try to prevent those most at risk from catching coronavirus. in italy, 99% of people who have died from the virus had pre-existing conditions. nearly 60% of american adults have chronic health conditions. errol barnett looks at efforts being made to protect the most vulnerable. >> reporter: on line, young people are pleading with strangers to practice social distancing as a matter of life or death. by staying ho

. >> what was the upshot of that and are you still going to be able to meet at camp david? >> are you confident in their responses as you are -- >> i'm very confident. they're in a position that some of them are in a rough position, if you look at a couple of them. and some are heading toward pretty rough territory. we had a very good conference. it was a teleconference. everybody was on the phone, every leader. and almost 100% was devoted to the subject that we're talking about today. and they are working very hard. you know, they're very concerned, obviously, but they're working very hard. but i would say just about all of it was devoted to what we're talking about. >> are you still going to hold that summit at camp david? >> so far. we didn't even discuss that, it's still a ways off. but it was a very good discussion. they have -- there's a great camaraderie and a great togetherness. i think i can say that very, very strongly. thank you all very much. thank you. thank you very much. >>> good afternoon, everybody. i'm john heilemann in for nicolle wallace. that was the wh

home and president trump has canceled the g 7 conference planned for june instead of meeting at camp david world leaders will meet by video conference. i'm joined by journalist p.j. matthews in los angeles we usually talk about hollywood how i wish this were all a bad movie but unfortunately it's not because what is it like right now where your . well 3 words to describe it bad bad and bad that's essentially what it's like here it is impossible to shop at my local grocery store to go to the big stores the small stores any place you try to drive and you go inside there's simply no food left on the shelves this morning alone i went out to try to buy pasta just pasta and i went through 4 stores and none of them had pasta they said come back tomorrow so it's day after day after day you go to the store looking for the same items and it's nothing but empty shelves so it's been very difficult to say the least here ok so you've got problems 'd there you know buying the essential oils what about if you need to be tested for the corona virus i mean can you get a test if you if you need one if you wa

home and president trump has canceled the g 7 conference planned for june instead of meeting at camp david world leaders will meet by video conference. joined by a journalist in los angeles we usually talk about a hollywood how i wish this were all a bad movie but unfortunately it's not because what is it like right now where your . well 3 words to describe it bad bad and bad that's essentially what it's like here it is impossible to shop at my local grocery store or to go to the big stores the small stores any place you try to drive and you go inside there's simply no food left on the shelves this morning alone i went out to try to buy pasta just pasta and i went through 4 stores and none of them had pasta they said come back tomorrow so it's day after day after day you go to the store looking for the same items and it's nothing but empty shelves so it's been very difficult to say the least here ok so you've got problems there you know buying the essential oils what about if you need to be tested for the corona virus i mean can you get a test if you if you need one if you want one. you st

donald trump has canceled the in-person portion of the g7 summit that was supposed to take place in camp davidne it will be a teleconference. jillian: we are relying on technology more than ever. rob: china reporting no new coronavirus is for the first time since the outbreak began. jillian: donald trump warns don't believe everything you hear from china. >> reporter: for the first time today china reported no new cases, but donald trump says it is hard to trust those numbers. >> as far as believing with their putting out i hope it is true. who knows? i hope it is true. >> reporter: he also accused the chinese government of a cover-up. >> 241 different countries right now. it could have been stopped in its tracks, they didn't decide to make it public but the whole world is suffering because of it. >> reporter: even the national security council condemns china's government accusing officials of working around the clock to spread disinformation about the origin and spread of the chinese virus. the chinese communist party is trying to prove the country were coronavirus took root is on the front l

today president trump canceled the in-person meeting scheduled for camp david in june. he'll attend a video conference instead. >>> a stern warning tonight from the u.s. state department. don't travel abroad. five days ago the state department set the travel advisory to level three. level three asks americans to reconsider their travel plans. today it's level four. that's the most severe the department can travelers abroad to return to the united states immediately. >>> president trump and prime minister justin trudeau have agreed to close the u.s./canada border. beginning tomorrow night, a ban on all nonessential travel in both directions. health care professionals, airline crews, and truck drivers will still be allowed to cross. the trade agreement between the two countries will stay intact. >>> stay up to date with the very latest on the coronavirus with our daily newsletter. you'll get the top headlines right into your inbox. just go to nbcbayarea.com to sign up. >>> once again, we are on until midnight with our extended coverage. up next, the search for a cure. the

washington donald trump made a decision to put off the g7 summit that was set to take place in june at camp davidthis will be a teleconference where leaders will skype into this important meeting in an effort to stay in their home countries and help civilians who will be recovering from the coronavirus outbreak. jillian: to the story, coronavirus hitting one family especially hard in new jersey, and they are all passing away days apart after contracting covid-19. the other children are hospitalized fighting the deadly virus, two on life support, 20 relatives awaiting test secretaries. two senators selling off stocks after the market plunge. kelly leffler sold millions following a private senate meeting. the spokesman says baseless attack and investment decisions with multiple third-party advisors. and million dollars in stocks, he says he filed financial disclosure forms before the market crash. amazon stopping grocery orders amid surging demand as millions across the country stay home. it is unclear when the service will return. to get the service back up and running as soon as possible. marijua

trump claimed on saturday that he had scheduled and then canceled a meeting with the taliban at camp david

he pulled the plugs on camp david talks with afghanistan.iers are killed or don't behave or an attack in the west traceable to afghanistan or pakistan purchase let me ask you about the point peter makes, a point general petraeus makes, look, this is not a great war the u.s. is fighting. we have a small number of troops, 10,000 down from 100, 150,000 at its peak. these are counter-terror operation operations in support of security force. why to stabilize democratic legitimate government trying to create a decent society. it's not that expensive for the u.s. >> what's the argument against it? >> we've been trying to create a stable government for the last 18 plus years and it hasn't worked. what did we spend, a trillion dollars? some people say $2 trillion. the costs are substantial. the costs will continue. although i wouldn't say very many of the american people care about the afghanistan war, there's nobody celebrating in the streets because it ended. there's virtually no public support for continuing this enterprise. >> fascinating convers

the president will not, repeat not, host the g7 at camp david in june as originally planned.mit will be held by teleconference instead. let's bring in our chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta. we have more questions from our viewers out there. the first one is this, what do you do if someone in your household has coronavirus? >> the name of the game there is obviously you want to try and isolate that person. keep in mind quarantine is what you do to people who are healthy. you're trying to keep them safe and protected from the coronavirus. isolation is for someone who's sick. find a room and maybe a bathroom that that person can use. i realize that's not easy for everybody, but the best you can isolate that person, the better. >> here's another question. as doctors close their offices, some are offering a telehealth option. what should you expect from a telehealth visit? >> that's been a big initiative from the federal government as well to expand telehealth. i think there's a couple things to keep in mind. one is the goal is to be able to at least have a visit with

i have been involved in all of these crises on the inside from nixon 1971, 1972 camp david, watergatehrough jerry ford. all the way up to the president on the inside and frankly, very few worked out well. the only one that did was reagan. reagan decided not to eliminate the third year of the tax cut 1982 and $98 million tax increase. he did that. we had the biggest boom ever and then in '87 huge crash, reagan said don't just stand there. undo something. and we continued on this prosperity for years to come. you don't do the silly, silly things. sorry. >> bill: it's okay. i need a quick answer. would you pass what was proposed this week and in the senate? >> i think the senate did a great job on not approving what was proposed. i don't want helicopter money. i don't want just the payroll tax cuts. liquidity lending, that is all you need and stand back. this economy will do very well. they are trying to do altogether too much in the stuff. i think the administration is starting to move very much in the right direction, but they need to move and they need to move to the right plan. and i

president trump says he canceled the in-person meeting which was scheduled for camp david in june. instead, they'll do videoconferencing. >>> let's take a live look at san francisco international airport. passengers at sfo and everywhere else are receiving new guidance from the u.s. state department, urging them not to travel overseas. and they should follow that order as long as the pandemic continues. anyone who is still abroad is being urged to return immediately or plan to remain where they are indefinitely. >>> the joint decision to close the u.s./canada border is expected to take effect late tonight. all nonessential travel will be banned in both directions. it excludes health care professionals, airline workers and truck drivers. the white house says the u.s. and mexico have reached a similar agreement. leaders on both sides say they want to protect health without disrupting trade. >>> the census bureau is suspending field operations for two weeks as it searches for ways to protect its workers from the coronavirus. most census workers won't go into the field until may, when

. >>> president trump has cancelled a meeting of the g7 leaders at camp david because of the virus. june, but the plan it to hold a video conference instead. the decision allows each country to focus on the health and economic pandemic. >>> people who work with immigrant communities say the fear of being deported could make immigrants afraid to get help. health officials in california spreading the word now reassuring people it's safe for anyone who's sick to get medical help. >> they're not going to be asked of any documentation. they will be protected. >> now, health officials say if immigrants don't get medical care that they need, that could spread the coronavirus even more. >>> the alameda county sheriff's office has released more than 300 inmates to help stop the spread of the virus. 247 inmates from the santa rita jail in dublin were released. they were all low level offenders. and so for no one in the alamita county jail have the virus. now, deputies say a 58-year-old man was found in his cell early yesterday morning after suffering some type of an illness. now the unnamed i

white house announcing overnight that president trump will no longer be hosting g-7 leaders at camp davidn june. this is going to be a teleconference. lauren, cheryl. cheryl: i wanted to ask you, is benjamin netanyahu and the government there, even though it's a little messy right now, are they working with u.s. lawmakers in particular for generic drug protection. at the. veronicateva pharmaceuticals is. >> reporter: there are many companies that have been working and discussing these issues with manufactures in the united states. we've seen a number of developments and a lot of pr releases, many of these companies do want to inform the public about some of the strides they are making when it comes to vaccines and other things regarding the coronavirus. but they are certainly trying to make some of that progress and staying in touch with american authorities and companies to ensure that if there is any sort of progress being made, there can be some sort of collaboration moving forward so that this vaccine or any of the technological developments can be shared with the american as well. ch

he came under some heat when he said he was going to invite them to camp david. remember that?t do you think the next step should be? what would you advise? should the president meet with the taliban? >> no question, trump and general mill it ie want to pulle deal off. the taliban has signed the agreement. so if they live up to their deal, reduce the violence, show up at the inner afghan talks, keep fighting isis, it's possible we could see a high level, even president trump perhaps meeting with the taliban if they live up to their deal. eric: that's the key, if they do what they're supposed to do and peace does come to afghanistan, that could eventually happen. dr. rebecca grant, always good to see you, thank you as always for your insight. arthel: there are new developments in the case of the so-called cult mom. the latest from lorrie vallow's court appearance, that's up next. i love rakuten, it's basically free money. it's an easy way to earn cashback on the stuff i'm already buying. sometimes it's 3% sometimes it's 8% but you're always getting cashback. so it's like getting

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president trump canceling the in-person meeting in camp david in june. he will be among those videoconferencing. you can stay up to date with the very latest with our daily newsletter. head to nbcbayarea.com/newsletter to sign up. >>> it's 5:10 right now. time to check the forecast. made it to friday morning. looking towards the weekend a little bit. how are we looking, kari? >>> yes, we are. it looks good for the weekend. i know a lot of people are getting outside walking their dogs, going to the park. i wanted to show you the national map because we know that there are a lot of other places dealing with a shelter in place order or kind of what we call a lockdown. and then we've seen the temperatures in some spots. take a look at where it's 30 degrees, the high temperature for today, kansas city. even new york city we're at 79 degrees over the next couple of days. there's going to be a strong cold front sweeping through. they'll go from the upper 70s to the upper 40s. here in the bay area we have some low 60s for today. and so we're going to also warm u

president trump canceling the in person g7 meeting at camp david over the coronavirus outbreak.urse, we have seen g7 leaders try to coordinate the response earlier this month. president trump canceling the in person g7 meeting at camp david over the coronavirus outbreak. australia opening at the top of the hour. let's turn to sophie for what to watch. sophie: taking a look at the boards to see how u.s. futures are faring so far this morning, we are seeing s&p e-minis moving lower by 1.6%. we are seeing the yen just hold above 110. kiwi stocks nudging higher but headed for a second weekly decline. we are seeing kiwi bonds climbing in the wake of more bank stimulus. the rb and said offering term loans to new zeal in banks. rbnz offering term loans to new zealand banks. we are seeing shares take a hit, falling more than 40%, the biggest drop on record, taking the stock to a 2012 low as the airline agreed to a government loan for $510 million. it canceled its first half dividend as a condition of that deal and it will not pay future dividends while drawing down the facility. qantas

. >> what was the upshot and are you still able to meet at camp david? >> it look like it. >> are you confident in their responses? >> i'm very confident. they're in a position that some of them are in a rough position, if you look at a couple of them and some are headed to ref territory. we had a good conference, teleconference, everybody was on the phone, every leader. almost 100% was devoted to the subject that we're talking about today. and they are working very hard and, you know, they're very concerned obviously. but they're working very hard. but i would just say about all of it was devoted to what we - >> still holding it at camp david? >> we haven't discussed it, it's a good way off there was a great camaraderie and togetherness thank you all very much. thank you. thank you very much. >>> president trump along with the vice president and some key members of his coronavirus task force taking questions from reporters outlining some new sweeping guidelines to help the united states combat an expected surge in coronavirus cases among the recommendat

the upcoming june g7 summit at camp david has been cancelled. it will be a video conference just like every other consequential meeting these days. nbc news has also confirmed a reuters report that trump plans to place new restrictions on travel between the u.s. and mexico. america's health care professionals of course remain on the front lines of this battle against the outbreak. tonight, groups representing hospitals, medical professionals are warning they are quickly running short on supplies. nbc news reporting they're now asking congress for at least $100 billion in financial aid right now. at the white house, trump who yesterday described himself as a wartime president was asked why he hadn't yet put into effect the law allowing him to tell manufacturers to make more medical equipment for starters. >> you enabled, i guess is probably the best way to put, the defense production pack yesterday, but you haven't pulled the trigger on it. >> no, because we hope we're not going to need that. >> what's the rationale for not doing that? >> first o

. >> are you still going to be able to meet at camp david? >> are you confident in their responses? president trump: some of them are in a rough position. you look at a couple of them. some are headed towards pretty rough territory. had a very good conference. it was a teleconference. everybody was on the phone, every leader. almost 100% was devoted to the subject that we are talking about today. they are working really hard. very concerned, obviously, but they are working very hard. all of it was devoted to what we are talking about. we have not even discussed that. discussionry good and there is a great, lottery. that very say strongly. thank you very much. -- i think i can say that very strongly. thank you very much. conference,at news the stock market closed with a large selloff resulting in a nearly 3000 point drop in the dow jones industrial average. bloomberg reports it was the biggest one-day plunge ever and the highest percentage decline since the infamous black monday crash in 1987. congress is working on a tax aid package in response to the outbreak. senate leaders mitch

uncertainty of the palestinian reject rejection our strategy has been standard operating procedure since camp davidstened carefully to all the reactions on the world stage. many respects they have been unprecedented and incredibly positive. two weeks ago president moss went to his favorite move in his playbook and sought condemnation of president trump's vision by the un security council. he went in some directing a 14 to one vote with the vote be vetoed. he thought he could isolate the u.s. from the rest of the world. but thanks to the diplomatic it efforts from kushner and bercow it's an ambassador telegraph, president obama's could not even muster up majority vote. he pulled the revolutionary turned home empty-handed. the world is changing. the world has grown tired perhaps even exhausted of the failed palestinian leadership. the violence, the corruption, the payment of tariffs, the excitement of hatred and the breath take it disrespect for their own peoples human rights and basic freedoms. the palestinian people deserve so much better and we will continue to make the case wherever and whenever

trump: i am still going to be able to meet at camp david? >> it looks like it. >> are you confident of their response? pres. trump: some of them are in a rough position in heading toward pretty rough territory. we had a very good conference, it was a teleconference. everybody was on the phone, every leader. and almost 100% was devoted to the subject we are talking about today. they are working very hard. they're concerned, but working very hard. i would say just about all of it is and what we're talking about. we have not discussed that. it is still a ways off. there's a great camaraderie. very,k i can say that very strongly. thank you all very much. >> [indiscernible] >> it is easy to follow the federal response to the coronavirus outbreak at c-span.org/coronavirus. track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps and charts. with publicngs health experts anytime at c-span.org/coronavirus. communicators," new yorker magazine rider -- writer talks about techno utopians and the hijacking of the american conversation. l

president -- >> are you still going to be able to meet at camp david? >> are you confident in their responses? >> president trump: i think we are confident. some of them are in a rough position. some of them are headed toward a pretty rough territory. we had a very good conference. it was a teleconference. everybody was on the phone, every leader. almost 100% was devoted to the subject that we are talking about today. they are working very hard. you know, they are very concerned, obviously. but they are working very hard. all of it was devoted to what we are talking about. so far it seems -- we did not even discuss that. it is still a ways off. it was a very good discussion. there was a great camaraderie and togetherness. i think i can say that very, very strongly. thank you all very much. thank you very much. >> all right, the president making it clear that he's doing and the administration is doing everything in their power to stay on top of this coronavirus. if you're wondering what was happening at the corner of wall and broad and why we were down,

it was scheduled for june at camp david but he's canceling this now due to the coronavirus outbreak.nstead it will be held by video conference. for more now i'm joined by democratic governor john carney of delaware, lawrence governmenten, professor of global health law at georgetown university. thank you both for joining us. governor, let me just start with you. how would you describe life tonight in the state of delaware? >> well, there's a sense of urgency, i hope, on the street. the situation has changed significantly in our state just a week ago. we had one positive test here in delaware. today we're up to 30. we have three individuals that are hospitalized here in our state. one seriously. so we're trying to tighten down our state of emergency. we're trying to get the message out to everybody to avoid social contact, to stay in their homes, to protect their senior citizens, their moms and grandmoms and grand dads and grandpops and just create really a seriousness about it. up until this time, folks i don't think have taken it as seriously as we need to do. we closed the bars and

. >> [indiscernible] reporter:are you still going to be able to meet at camp david? of them are inme a rough position, if you look at a couple of them. some are heading toward pretty rough territory. we had a very good conference, it was a teleconference. everybody was on the phone, every leader. and almost 100% was devoted to the subject we are talking about today. they are working very hard. they are very concerned, but they're working very hard. i would say just about all of it was devoted to what we're about. we have not discussed that. it is still a ways off. it was a very good discussion. there's a great camaraderie. there's a great togetherness. i think i can say that very, very strongly. thank you all very much. thank you, thank you very much. announcer: the house continues to be in recess as the chamber awaits further action on the coronavirus bill. the chamber passed a measure early saturday morning but changes to the current version are still being worked andby house speaker pelosi .reasury secretary mnuchin when the house returns this afternoon, they coul

he was set to host that meeting of world leaders at camp david. >>> beginning tomorrow night, the u.sder will be closed to all nonessential travel in both directions. president trump and prime minister justin trudeau have agreed to leave the flow of trade intact. canada relies on the u.s. for 75% of its exports while roughly 20% of america's exports go to canada. health care professionals, airline crews and truck drivers will still be allowed to cross. >>> a grim statistic involving the coronavirus and how it's happening and unfolding in italy. italy has now surpassed china as that country with the most covid-19-related deaths. 3400 people have died in italy, despite the entire nation being on lockdown for the past week. the news is much more encouraging in china where a week's long lockdown led to the first report of no new cases yesterday. italy's prime minister says there is no plan b, and the lockdown will continue for the foreseeable future. >>> president trump taking heat for publicly referring to the coronavirus as the chinese virus. >> why do you keep using this? >> because it

the president trouble -- the last one was called off around september 11, it was going to be at camp david. what do you understand is happening now? >> it is i'm clearly in the large part because the afghan government has responded in this questions raised about what still needs to be worked out between the taliban so it is unclear when we will see that actually materialize, but we do know there is a conversation that will happen. i'm a thank you so much for being with us, award-winning investigative reporter, a "new york times magazine" contributing writer, and a future of war fellow at new america. her investigations into u.s. wars have taken her to iraq, afghanistan, pakistan, and syria. currently writing a book about america's so-called precision airstrikes. when we come back, go to london and we will be joined by julian assange's attorney. the judge has suspended a tradition hearings. he faces 175 years in prison in the united states if he is said here for exposing war crimes in afghanistan and iraq. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war

the in person g. 7 summit that was supposed to take place in june with world leaders meeting at camp david in person instead that is now slated to be a video conference heidi there are reports coming out of the u.s. of 2 republican senators who weeks ago were part of a briefing bit told them just how bad this coronavirus might be mind you this is at a time when the president was telling everybody was fine and they use that knowledge to make money tell us what this report is. that's what it appears to look like richelle this is a report that these 2 republican senators essentially sold millions of dollars worth of stocks their investments this was happening right after they received private briefings into just how severe the coronavirus was getting in the united states the 2 republican senators at the center of these accusations is richard burr and kelly loffler and essentially it is illegal to trade on nonpublic information and that appears to be what they have done it certainly opens these 2 senators to accusations of insider trading meanwhile for the average american specially those near

the upcoming june g7 summit at camp david has been cancelled.will be a video conference just like every other consequential meeting these days. nbc news has also confirmed a reuters report that trump plans to place new restrictions on travel between the u.s. and mexico. america's health care professionals of course remain on the front lines of this battle against the outbreak. tonight, groups representing hospitals, medical professionals are warning they are quickly running short on supplies. nbc news reporting they're now asking congress for at least $100 billion in