carson coming up.ask you, congressman, you've got a very important deadline on march 15th, the fisa surveillance tool, certain fisa surveillance tools will expire. do you have the votes, do you believe, to actually expand these surveillance tools? where does this fisa reauthorization go next week? >> well, that's a great question. you and i have been talking about this issue for a long time. the fisa issue is something we need to take time now to not only look at these extensions -- and remember, there's two parts, the actual fisa part that's the court that was set up in the '70s that is in permanent law. and then you have extra parts that came up through the patriot act like the lone wolf provision, roving wiretaps, those things that do come up in a sunset, so we have to approve those. my position and i think the house's position and i'm sure the president's mentioned this as well is our time to look at what needs to happen with the court itself so that we don't get another carter page, we don't get a

the world. >> good morning, carson.in chenoweth. how she's helping fellow actors while broadway is on hiatus. hi, cutie, love your pink. she will have a song put is in better spirits. >> happy to see you. >> you, too. >> the guy who makes us smile, harry smith, sharing thoughts on our changing world first, mr. roker, have you got a check of the weather >> hey, yes, we do, hoda so good to see all those faces can't wait to meet goldie. let's show you what's happening as far as your weekend is concerned. after today, we are looking at severe weather in the upper midwest into the central midwest with tornadoes possible, record warmth through the southeast, unsettled weather. sunday -- sunday! -- that rafe -- heavy rain moves into the northeast in new england. more records into the southeast. mountain snows through the intermountain regions, cascades. look for wet weather down along the west coast all the way into the pacific northwest. that's what go >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. live look outside and san fr

carson, you're a doctor. what did you make of what you hear. >> to echo what tom said, we have to stop thinking just about how you can protect yourself and how i can protect myself, but the fact of the matter is, when you talk about aggressive social distancing measures like school closings. it's not just trying to protect children, they're relatively spared at this point of coronavirus because those kids don't go home to their 85-year-old grandparents, the vulnerable population, and infect them. we have to broader out in a ripple effect. as usual, there seems to be a big disconnect what we're seeing at the top of pyramid and what's really going on clinically in the trenches with patients, nurses, doctors and hospital, doctors' offices and there's a lot of confusion, concern and chaos. >> a lag time in some of the administration's response. as tom pointed out, the administration moved quickly on the travel ban. dr. carson, the cruise ship gets into port in oakland tomorrow and they're still formulating the pl

some of these people are generally well known to us like frontier carson. others, like wanting to a navajo late weaver who is now, their stories were lost in history until now. and noticing under their stories show the importance of individual actions even in the midst of a larger military conflict. in the book learning start reviewing library journals and indeed it is history that keeps the reader turning the pages. megan cates nelson is a writer and historian living in lincoln and she has written about the civil war from u.s. western history and american culture several publications including the new york times and the washington post and the smithsonian magazine. she and her ba in history and literature from harvard university printed. dawn: and her phd from the university of iowa. she taught at texas tech university, cal state fullerton, harvard and brown and is also the author and trembling earth. tonight she will talk to us about the three cornered more, tell us how it came to be measure some anecdotes about things she learned during the research proc

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of the white house coronavirus task force, trait advisor peter navarro, hud secretary doctor ben carsonso standing by doctor steve corwin who won some of the biggest hospitals in the new york polity and area. one of the hardest hit by the pandemic. also ahead, customs and border commissioner mark morgan, congressman doug collins and dr. marc siegel. an important hour ahead indeed. but first, my open. what a difference a week makes. yep, it's real, and is already changing our lives. and guess what, that change is going to continue. we do not know when it will ends, but what we do know is we are facing a seemingly incomparable enemy virus inflicting sickness and in some cases death as it washes across the world. i sit here tonight in new york city, in new york state, which is of this moment rapidly closing in on 12000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus. by far, the most of any state in the nation. but make no mistake, this virus is everywhere. and all of us need to be vigilant, and most of us need to stay in place. the numbers we have seen from china, south korea, italy, the united states

you're seeing hud secretary, ben carson. many of them in place perhaps now waiting for the president and vice president and we were told earlier that a fema administer would be there today. the number of cases in new york has jumped by nearly 25%. this as the president enters the room along with the vice president. let's listen in. >> thank you very much. a lot of things going on. we're going to be going over to the hill and we're having a lot of meetings and -- from the financial, this is a medical situation, not a financial situation. financial, though, is moving along very nicely. i want to thank you for being here and update you on the progress we've made after a week of extraordinary mobilization in our war against the virus. governors, mayors, the businesses, charities and citizens are working with urgency and speed toward one common goal which is saving american lives. we're in communication with foreign countries. it's now at 148 foreign countries. can you believe that? you talk about a spread, you talk about a viole

ben carson, great to have you with us tonight. thank you for ining us.t do you think about that method to? i was reading about it today, it's interesting, an old method that has been used against viruses, does it have promised? >> it has worked in the past, more than 100 years ago during the 1918 flu epidemic that was going on here, it was utilized successfully. more recently in 2002 during the sars outbreak, it cut down on the severity and the duration of symptoms. it is promising, the concept actually makes a lot of sense. if you had it and you've gotten over that, than obviously your immune system has kicked in and you have some significant antibodies against the viral antigen and those tend to last much longer than the antigen does and therefore if you can transfer that -- that's going to require significant coordination with the blood banks because they have to type the plasma and various things like that but we should be able to get some very quick results. this was just approved yesterday, the fda has been doing a yeoman's job and there are more t

ben carson. doctor, secretary, both titles, very applicable in this case, secretary, let's start by talking about what your department is doing in particular. hud has suspended foreclosures and evictions for two months, for single family homes, with loans through the federal housing administration, but that only applies to about 8 million units. so what is your message to everyone else who will likely be struggling to pay their rent and pay their mortgage in the coming weeks and months? >> part of what is being negotiated in congress right now are measures to be able to help take care of some of our most vulnerable citizens. a lot of people who live, for instance, in public housing or assisted housing, you know, they are not covered by our fha guarantees. and as a result of that, you know, we've been in contact with the phas, with the various landlords, to ask them to extend forbearance and to use a variety of different things, including some of their reserve funds to tide them over, recognizing

ben carson. secretary carson: thank you, mr. vice president. you know, sometimes you have to stop and think about what is unique about the united states. one of the things that is really wonderful that we should stop and think about is we have so many people who are willing to put aside their self interest for the good of the nation. i want to thank those people at the federal, state, and local level who put their own lives on pause in order to help their fellow americans. it makes a big difference. i want to thank the private sector. there are so many in the private sector who have volunteered their services, who have stepped up and are willing to recognize that maybe they are going to take a financial hit, but they recognize that we have to create the appropriate environment so that everybody can succeed in this nation. so often we overlook those individuals. i want them to know how much we appreciate them. what we are facing now is a significant threat. as a physician and as a surgeon, i faced a lot of very complex problems. most of them we

to carson.oing i interviewed him about his whole experience. -- itsulting, you know was kind of like the backbone of the story of the price for being sick. that is one of the things he did. he felt like he was going to a whole new prison just for being sick when i sent him over to carson. for him, it was debilitating to be sick and then we subjected to this type of treatment. i wantan moreno haines, to read from your article that you wrote there in prison at san quentin for the appeal. "according to the american journal of psychiatry, several u.s. and european studies on solitary confinement have found people can suffer lasting psychiatric i iuries evenen aftr short periods of isolation." if you can talk further about that, and then you had this combination of both sickness and psychiatric effects of solitary. guys that if the interviewed that were subjected to that, you know, they are still here at san quentin. -- i'm sayingg there remember that. those are lasting memories like .hen i interview

some of these people are fairly well-known twell known to us lie frontiersmen kit carson, others like juanita that we get to know, their stories wersome of e lost in history until now. and nelson unearthed their story to show the importance of individual actions, even in the midst of a large military conflict. the book earned a star review and indeed it's history that keeps turning the pages. megan kate nelson is a writer and historian living in lincoln has written about the civil war, u.s. western history and american culture for several publications including "the new york times," washing and post in smithsonian magazine. she earned her ba in history from harvard university and phd in american studies from the university of iowa. she taught at texas tech university, cal state, harvard and brown and is also the author for un natioof four un nation ag earth. tonight she will talk about the three cornered for, tell us how it came to be, maybe share some anecdotes and things sh the thie learned in the research process and read a passage or two and then we will to questions from the audi

ben carson. they have no plan.anything about that plan. and it's like donald trump saying on friday, i don't want that ship to dock because that will just mean that there are more reported numbers the coronavirus, as if somehow those numbers, being reported somewhere, is going to change the reality. that's the thing, these people aren't in touch with the reality. the fact that the virus does not care about their stupid politics. the virus does not care about their stupid stunts on the house floor. the virus does not care about their stupid denials or attacks on the press or on democrats. or on international health organizations. the virus is going to kill americans, regardless of their stupidity. or actually, because of their stupidity. i mean, help us out here, rev. did you see anything this weekend that gave you a reason to hope? >> not at all. not from this administration. when you look at very carefully what senator carson said, he said that they will have a plan in a few days. then when he's challenged, well,

we'll also get reaction from task force member, hud secretary ben carson. i will tell you why i'm in d.c. to mark a special day. it is a very special session. we have you covered. all that, so much more on making money. ♪. charles: so the unknown economic impact continues of the coronavirus continues to weigh on the market. again this as investors attempt to factor in how impactful the federal reserve's emergency decision to cut rates by 50 basis points this morning will actually be. as the 10-year yield fallen below 1% for first time ever. president trump addresses central bank decision to lower rates a little while ago. take a listen. >> we have to be competitive with other countries. when we're paying two points more than germany, we're paying more than other countries, we should pay less than everybody else. of the fed rate is too high. simple. it is too high. it puts us at competitive disadvantage, especially exporting our product to other countries. the other countries love that i don't like it at all. i would like to see our fed lead instead of being

ben carson. >> i'm ben carson.charge of house development, this is something i actually do know about and rest assured in my expert opinion, it's going to be bad. so here's what we know so far, it looks like there's -- as you can see from his teeth, he's a nasty little thing. >> don't panic. there's still simple precautions we can all take, like covering your mouth when you cough and as always, closing your eyes during intercour intercourse. >> we suggest getting these make america great again masks from the white house website. it may take a couple of months for delivery because they're made in wuhan, china. >> thank you, dr. carson. >> oh, it's bad. >>> ♪ don't just plan to retire. plan to live. an annuity helps cover your essential monthly expenses, so you're free to live the life you want. find out how an annuity can give you lifetime income at protectedincome.org you wouldn't accept canfrom any one else. income why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congesti

carson has been a medical doctor for most of his career. tom? >> kyra, thank you for that. >>> as we continue, politics tonight. abc news learning pete buttigieg is expected to suspend his campaign, ending his race for president. for biden, south carolina, beating bernie sanders by nearly 30 points. trailing him just in the delegate count. the question, can he carry that momentum into super tuesday, just 48 hours from now? here's rachel scott. >> thank you, south carolina! >> reporter: tonight, joe biden riding high after his huge south carolina victory. >> we just won, and we won big, because of you! >> reporter: hoping to challenge delegate leader senator bernie sanders on super tuesday, just 48 hours away. >> most americans don't want the promise of revolution. they want more than promises. they want results. >> reporter: but biden is running low on cash, and on time, to compete against sanders in key states, like delegate-rich california. >> he has 23 campaign offices there, you have 1. isn't senator sanders poised to have a big delegate lea

dr carson was the one who was saying this is serious guys you got to stop just making fun of it and he went down to mara lago so he could talk to tropic got trampled trump aside and took ottoman to changing his tune in on this i mean tucker carlson may have ended up saving a lot of lives. because trump listen to him thank god. the mayor of new york bill de blasio said he had the president of lift a finger to help his hometown and he said of the president doesn't act pay more die who could have lived otherwise what do you make of the boss his criticism. well i think that's a little too strong frankly you know the the the president has been talking with the governors he has particularly been talking with with andrew cuomo and new york is one of the hot spots you know it's california it's new york it's illinois that's where most of the cases have been sorry washington state and new york and california for most of the cases that then now new york leads in a number of cases that have been tested and people found positive but the president has sent this medical ship up there he has sent the

do you know where the current hud secretary, ben carson, is aware of this? have you been able to share it with him? are you thinking about? >> i haven't shared it with secretary carson, but at hud what you have is many, many dedicated career professionals. they know how we can address both this crisis situation and also some of the things that we could be doing, creative things we could be doing to make sure that people can have a safe, decent, affordable place to live. and so i put my faith and my trust in those career professionals and i hope, right now, especially, that secretary carson and president trump are listening to them. >> secretary castro, thank for joining me. we always appreciate the conversation with you. julian castro is a former hud secretary in the obama administration, former presidential candidate, former mayor of san antonio. thank you, sir. stay healthy. up next, we're going to answer your questions, what you need to know about the relief check that you should be receiving. you're watching msnbc. you should be receiving. you're watchin

carson, i have to say. you seem to be putting all the responsibility back on individuals, saying they should be thinking for themselves. i'm trying to ask you, what, in the view of the government experts right now, what broader measures need to be taken? >> those recommendations will be coming out from the cdc. they're being evaluated on a daily basis. right now, the recommendation is as i just prescribed. go about your normal daily activities if you are healthy. >> all right, stephanie ramos joins us now live. and stephanie, we heard about the recent deaths and outbreaks inside of nursing homes in washington state. and tonight, here in new york, the governor taking drastic action to protect people in nursing homes? >> reporter: that's exactly right, tom. new york state now has restricted access to nursing homes. governor cuomo adding outside visitors will not be allowed inside nursing homes in the new rochelle area. that's where the lawyer who is being treated here lives. the governor also says people shou

ben carson -- his background, of course, is in medicine. he is a renowned surgeon.sent to him -- i am the chairman of the transportation and housing appropriations subcommittee, and this is the time of year we hear -- see the president's budget and hear from the secretaries. last week, elaine chao, and yesterday ben carson, but i did had the hearing on coronavirus and i said i imagine his medical background had as much or more to do with that appointment than his present position, which is true, and i asked him what his role would be and for reassurance about a fact-based approach. you understand why i asked that question and why it is important to get those assurances. he was reassuring about that, and he said they would respect the scientific evidence and tried to handle this responsibly. i appreciated his report -- his approach to that. it is what i would have hoped for and i think we got a good response. host: we have calls lined up. the first is from asheville, north carolina. tom, you're on with representative david price. you are on. caller: thank you very mu

treasury is concerned. >> carson block, we appreciate it thanks for joining us. >> thanks. >>> up next'll bring you uninterrupted coverage of the final minutes of trade when we take you inside the market zone where our 4.3% with 13 minutes left and tomorrow, i'll speak in a first on cnbc interview with the vice president, mike pence, 10:15 a.m. eastern time. back in a couple of minutes. of trading goods and services. nasdaq operates among the largest markets in the world. and our technology powers markets from indonesia to chile. great markets are built on a foundation of trust and integrity, forged through leading edge technology and a smart regulatory framework. as technology advances, regulation must keep pace to allow the markets to evolve. today we see an opportunity to modernize regulation, to make markets more accessible to investors and entrepreneurs of all sizes. from the graduate buying her first stock, to an institution investing in thousands. the markets belong to everyone and stand as a symbol of economic advancement, social progress and limitless opportunity. that's the t

"in-depth today. >> carson likes to be here for the royals, for the music. >> don't want to miss thatof their final events as senior members of the royal family nbc's molly hunter is at buckingham palace this morning with details hey, molly >> reporter: hey, craig. good morning they are back. and meghan is back in town it is fun when she's here. this is the final royal chapter. we're seeing them out and about for the very last time as senior working royals she's back in britain for a farewell tour. and it's definitely meghan mania. it's meghan's first time back in the uk since the january bomb shell when she and harry announced their split from the royal family >> it's very nice to be back >> reporter: the duchess of sussex, all-smiles, stunning in a bright blue dress. and harry with a message to his many, many supporters. >> a lot of you tonight told me you have my back i'm here to tell you, i've always got yours >> reporter: also last night, a surprise marriage proposal to liven up the event, delighting meghan and harry this weekend, a whirlwind of months >> to be able to serve quee

carson and we will go to as many questions as you have. thank you. yesterday was a very important day for our nations providers terms of thents in emergency declaration and in terms of the agreement with the house. , went you all to understand really need you all to lean into and prioritize the health and safety of the american people. no more bickering. no more partisanship. no more criticism or finger-pointing. there will be time for that. we need to hit the reset button and move forward with the health and safety of the american people as the top priority, how they can protect themselves, how they can get the resources that they needed that we have unleashed from the government. less stories looking at what happened in the past. i want you to understand this will get worse before it gets better but we are making progress to flatten the curve. we are making progress. three important points. number one, almost all people will recover. people need to know that. we heard a great story about an 89-year-old from that nursing home facility in seattle who

my name is johnny carson and i work a day w. . thousands of refugees are fleeing war hunger and poverty hoping to reach europe via libya. or they will still be multiple multiple the politicians they cross the mediterranean sea and flimsy overcrowded boats without life vests. all of the goods. and are rescued by volunteers like these. it's early morning as the ocean viking leaves marsay. aboard our 23 volunteers from s.o.s. mediterranean and doctors without borders they've been on many rescue missions before. they've lease the 70 meter long ocean viking running the rescue operation costs $14000.00 euros each day the volunteers rely exclusively on donations. nicholas or nick roman york has the operation the 35 year old plots the ship's course other volunteers assessed by checking news and weather reports and tracking other ships next number one priority to save as many lives as possible. receiving would. give your shop look out for a potential bugs in distress in the area. very all right go. communications all waiting for stress ale

ben carson. dr. carson, good to see you. i see three very historic, groundbreaking paradigm shifting moves that the president has made. first one, how the president had the insight to put that travel ban in effect in three weeks, amazing. took a lot of heat. hysteria, xenophobic, stigmatizing, racist, all those names called. we saw these business leaders come in and out of the white house, the public-private partnerships. testing in the parking lot of walmart and target and cvs and walgreens and i wish i could mention them all. and the third thing is this 15 day-period that the president laid out today and these are the things that the american people understand we are going to save, we are really looking to save the lives of grandma's and grandpa's and those with autoimmune diseases and immune deficiency and moms and dads that are older. they are the most at risk of dying from this. not young people. >> the president has excellent perspective. early on when a lot of people were saying no, you can't impose a travel ban, she

a shoddy saw to us to fish curtain to start from the mission hawkeye isn't mission that's extreme carson but he was off. so i'm going to. go far right hooligans up better trained and organized than ever before thanks in part to m.m.a. it goes without saying that all m.m.a. fighters are right wing and not football fans. little by little hundreds of millions of years into the past back to the punk guy a supercontinent. the highest concentration of fossils including philippians and reptiles even relatives of toronto saurus rex is located in eastern germany. alliums allergists continue to uncover sensational findings. next. question what do you get 35 tons of concrete blocks that form a 120 meter high tower around a crane that has 6 arms on it may answer battery the tower enables the storage of renewable energy but how exactly does this unique contraption work. tomorrow today. in 60 minutes. and it was the result of i don't know it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about the wife of a lamb do this because we can't stay on venezuela. that. closely global news that matters d

carson. >> thanks so much. >>> now to a very special "your health at 8.vent the spread of germs. we'll start with dr. oz who is here we know about washing your hands. it seems simple. let's dive deeper into it. i heard 20 seconds. is that right? >> we'll give you a bunch of tips coronavirus survival kit think of it that way it will be on todayshow.com. social sites for dr. oz. print it out and give it to your friends. we'll start with a diy vaccine everyone knows about washing your hands but it's about getting your fingers clean. it's why we fist bump. it matters washing your hands is not just about getting your fingers wet we have a working sink here. they put the soap on there this is pretty critical. once you get the soap on your hands, don't just wash the back of your wrist. it's your fingertips that matter with the turkish twist >> is this how the health workers do it? >> this is what we do in the operating room this is what the world health organization recommends. then we do the thumb twist >> why the thumb >> we have opposing fingers for a reason

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my name is johnny carson i work. female tech entrepreneurs have a hard time finding investments as do female entrepreneurs in general and $28.00 team for example only 2 percent of all u.s. venture capital went to startups run by women why is that and how can we change it i would topic today on shift. jennifer morgan is cosi all of the german tech company as a.p. sheryl sandberg has operations at facebook and susan would just keep manages you to 3 female exceptions in an industry dominated by men to bed especially considering that programming used to be seen as a typical job for women in the u.s. in the forty's they played a big role in pioneering digital technology but today far less women work in tech only 14 percent of tech startups worldwide were created by women they found less developed less and because of that their creativity goes on used for the market do women face bigger challenges here's what these leaders have to say. as long as different we need more female role models come to think of it there's hardly

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carson: you, mr. president. thank the fellow task force members who have been working around the clock. a very patriotic way to serve their fellow americans. you know, part of the american dream is having a home. doesimes people say, what housing have to do with health? it has everything to do with health, having a safe home. that is the reason the president has authorized the immediate cessation of foreclosure and eviction proceedings. single-family, mortgages, as well as reverse mortgages. has alsoow, fhfa decided to do the same thing for 60 days. the cfpb is happy with this as well. it is all about helping our people recognizing that they are being severely impacted by the coronavirus. we have also asked the various services of or get loans -- servicers of mortgage loans to exercise forbearance for anybody having difficulty. you are is important if having difficulty to contact the people who made the loan, because it does not happen automatically. what does happen automatically all 8.5 million people in terms

of the 3,000 passengers set to be quarantined for 14 days at military installations mean wile, ben carson refused to talk about the plan to deal with the passengers on board. >> the vice president met with the ceos of the major cruise ship company yesterday. they are coming up with a plan within 72 hours of that meeting. >> the ship is dock tomorrow. >> the plan will be in place by that time. but i don't want to preview the plan right now. >> shouldn't you be able to do that? i think it needs to all come from a solitary source. we shouldn't have 16 people saying what the plan is, particularly when it hasn't been fully formulated. >> and as the coronavirus rapidly increases among that chooseship, the president had a very different idea, leave the infected passengers on board, which would help keep the number on of u.s. coronavirus cases as low as possible. >> they would like to have the people come off. i'd rather have the people stay, but i told them to make the final decision. i would rather -- because i like the numbers being where they are. i don't need to have the numbers double becau