now let's welcome back georgetown university professor chris chambers chris i know what kate and herteam are up to because i live in rhode island but how common is what they're doing there this digital pure play news platform how common is that elsewhere. it's pretty common harlan i mean so so much so that the legacy newspapers are trying to copy it on their own but but you are seeing these new outfits basically disrupting the local legacy daily sadly they're also also disrupting the local 'd legacy print neighborhood papers which have taken up a lot of slack from the the the legacy big dailies the cover neighborhood. school and crime sorts of of things that the legacy papers have moved on from in order to be more sexy and to be more global so you know there's a good and bad in all of this but i think it's something so common that the big legacy dailies are trying to copy it and i wouldn't be surprised if you're going to see the kind of the pushback to try to take over the the up starts that are that are that are pushing them back so it's going to be very interesting in the next 5 ye

now let's welcome back georgetown university professor chris chambers chris i know what kate and herteam are up to because i live in rhode island but how common is what they're doing there this digital pure play news platform how common is that elsewhere. it's pretty common harlan i mean so so much so that the legacy newspapers are trying to copy it on their own but but you are seeing these new outfits basically disrupting the local legacy daily sadly they're also also disrupting the local legacy print neighborhood papers which have taken up a lot of slack from the the the legacy big dailies the cover neighborhood. school and crime sorts of of things that the legacy papers have moved on from in order to be more sexy and to be more global so you know there's a good and bad in all of this but i think it's is something so common that the big legacy dailies are trying to copy it and i wouldn't be surprised if you're going to see the kind of the pushback to try to take over the up starts that are that are that are pushing them back so it's going to be very interesting in the next 5 years

i have chris southworth here, secretary general of the international chamber of commerce uk. e you chris. coronavirus, a new element at another very unpredictable and difficult to manage element for small to medium—sized businesses that have a had a really tough time for a lot of reasons. i think particularly in the uk, companies are under a lot of strain in the trading economy for the last three years. many of those underlying strains are still there. whether it is trade wars or the disrupting effect of digitalisation and technologies. the coronavirus and brexit is the big one and coronavirus answer that. you have really good companies, good brands, selling good products and services around the world who are under a lot of pressure. i think it's really welcome news that institutions are stepping in and offering helpful something that's absolutely the right thing to do. it's the same for us thing to do. it's the same for us as business organisations like the federation of small businesses, it's really welcome. it's a crying shame i think if good companies go bust because of a

there was a warning, a stark warning from your fellow democrat and the other chamber, senator chris murphyght. listen to this. >> i just really fear that the misinformation coming from the president is going to counteract the truth coming from scientists and medical professionals in his administration because there is a cult of personality around the president. there are a lot of people who believe everything that he says and in this case, that could cost lives. >> he says it could cost lives. misinformation. do you agree with his assessment? politics aside? >> i do. and i saw firsthand one of our staffers told me a couple of days ago that he had just gotten off a phone call with a constituent who called and said he does not buy the democrat corona hoax. if people are believing that because that's what the president described it as, they're not going to take the proper precautions. to listen to vice president pence, politics aside, i saw somebody who knew how government works, somebody who reached out to all of the governors, somebody who is talking about the local coordination that we nee

chris southworth is back, the secretary general of the international chamber of commerce in the uk. good to see you again. earlier this week we we re you again. earlier this week we were discussing the stress that your members are under. many businesses worldwide are in your organisation. what they wa nt your organisation. what they want out of the budget here in the uk today? when you see action in four areas, this is an opportunity for the uk government to send some positive signals about how exactly it is going to make trade for everyone. we have talked a lot about that over the last two or three years. in terms of coronavirus, we need support for companies, particularly small companies, some sort of cash alleviation, relief on rates or tax, practical trade finance support, but we also need to see support on infrastructure. i think commitments of 600 billion on infrastructure spending is really welcome. uk by far spending is really welcome. uk byfarand spending is really welcome. uk by far and away the most unequal in the g7 on infrastructure so that is a huge step forward. also

chris daly. then we sang a duet in the board chamber. [singing] >> happy anniversary san francisco government t.v. happy anniversary to you. happy anniversary san francisco government t.v. anniversary, anniversary, happy 25th anniversary to you. [♪] >> president yee: good afternoon and welcome to the march 10, 2020 meeting of the board of supervisors. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. [roll call]

. >> thank you so much for joining us, chris lafleur, american chamber of commerce in japan chairman.continuing, the have revoked american journalists from the wall street journal and washington post, rn them from --ocating to even hong kong barring them from even relocating to hong kong. tell us about the expulsion. it has been a steady deterioration of relations that got us here. >> this amounts to the largest withsion of journalists the revoking of press carts for u.s. nationals working for the wall street journal, the new york times, the washington post. which essentially means most journalists have to leave china. they will not be allowed to work in hong kong or macau. which raises questions about hong kong's economy and its ability to control its media moving forward given that hong kong has served as a base for correspondents. this is part of deteriorating effects of foreign journalists in china. they voted in 2019 chinese authorities had been using these as as weapons against the foreign press like never before. when it comes to this particular tit-for-tat dispute, it really h

chris daly. then we sang a duet in the board chamber.anniversary san francisco government t.v. happy anniversary to you. happy anniversary san francisco government t.v. anniversary, anniversary, happy 25th anniversary to you. [♪]

chamber has put together a list of businesses and restaurants that remain open during the shelter in place. we'll link to it on our website, abc7news.com. we're live in downtown campbell tonight, i'm chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> all right, chris, thank you so much. we're going take a short break. before we do that, let's give you a live look from droneview7 over the embarcadero in san francisco. the bay area under a shelter in place order so you can see very equality all along the embarcadero, right? just a few joggers. >>> there are of course continued all-out efforts to find effective coronavirus treatments. today south san francisco based genentech announced the beginning of clinical trials. >> they're for an arthritis drug for patients with advanced pneumonia caused by covid-19. david louie is live with the story. david? >> and the kristen, what genentech is doing is one example of the race to find existing drugs to treat covid-19. at ucsf scientists are sharing with others about which human cells and proteins the coronavirus targets. never have the stakes been higher. researchers and labs at ucsf's mission bay campus have been working around the clock to identify which human cells c

chris stirewalt next. mitch mcconnell set to admonish the chamber's top democrat for comments targeting two supreme court justicesabortion. you could call them threats even. former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy on that next. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. >> ed: video from california of a train colliding with a car. happened yesterday morning in the south los angeles area. you can see the car pull onto the train tracks seconds before it gets popped. the metro blue line train smashing into that car. dragged the vehicle down the tracks. police say the driver somehow escaped with only minor injuries. >> julie: scary. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released a whirl wind and you will pay the price. you don't know what will hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. >> julie: what does he mean by that? chuck schum

colleagues to come in and vote and depart the chamber so we don't have goggles of conversation on the floor. >> just how fast can the senate move on phase three? chris coons indicated from me that he is getting calls for major industries saying they need to pass this as soon as possible because they need to make the decisions about layoffs right away. not a month from now but sometime in the next couple da days. if we don't contain this virus, the entire economy is going to collapse. one thing that just came into me before we came on the air, unrelated story but there was an intruder that broke into the u.s. capitol sometime overnight tonight and eluded u.s. capitol police, got all the way to the second floor of the u.s. capitol and broke a window outside of the house chamber. this is a window that looks out onto the national mall that is about all i have on this. that happens very rarely on capitol hill but an intruder got into the u.s. capital and alluded capitol police. >> bill: thank you for watching that. back with headlines this hour. fox news alert from italy, and one day alone at 475 deaths have been reported. hospitals they are stretched to