always referred to as mayor norm coleman and even though coleman had no more mayor than i did i was always former. jesse ventura so why was the only candidate that had his private sector job put in front of his name where the public and i have been the mayor so should shouldn't be former mayor jesse ventura because we're talking politics here but that's the bias that i faced but in hindsight that was probably good but if they did name the other 2 xp private sector jobs i don't want to landslide because then it would have been former warrior skip pomfrey and former lawyer norm coleman or some of the substance of those debates was really surprising to people and all those things that happened in the debates had never happened i mean they would ask. a question and skip as a family disease of luxury as so he starts talking immediately and you can see him trying to formulate an actual answer as he's talking so he is up his entire 2 minutes they give the same question to norm coleman he starts talking right away he's trying to make his points he gets cut off because he's going to go over they as

watson coleman: do they know what? dr. redfield: yes. mrs. watson coleman: ok. because i got the impression that they're still waiting for confirmation. which suggests to me that they don't necessarily know that. dr. redfield: we'll clarify it for sure and we'll get back to you so you know exactly what the reality is. mrs. watson coleman: ok. dr. redfield: thank you. mrs. watson coleman: i have a question about what happens if you are confirmed to have this virus and you're in a hospital, you're whatever. right? you're in the hospital. what is the treatment? dr. redfield: that's very important for everyone to hear this. very clearly. a majority of people who get infected with this virus, particularly those that round the age of 60, -- age of 60, are quite relatively healthy, and they would go to home isolation. we'd ask them to restrict their movements, stay at home for 14 days. mrs. watson coleman: and do what? dr. redfield: do everything they can to not infect anybody else that lives around them. mrs. watson coleman: there's nothing they can do? dr. redfield:

. >> these are our medical gowns that we are making here at coleman knitting mills. >> reporter: coleman knitting mills in utah is taking fabric from cheerleading uniforms to make gowns and masks for a nursing home group in washington state. and testing for coronavirus still a problem in so many parts of the country. in new jersey, some drivers turned away from a new drive-through testing facility before it even opened this morning. in miami, long lines at a new testing site at hard rock stadium, where the miami dolphins play. there, the national guard was giving tests to people 65 and older showing symptoms. a growing number of states ordering residents to stay home. but overnight, the president signaling he's getting impatient. tweeting, we can't let the cure be worse than the problem itself. at the end of the 15-day period, we'll make a decision as to which way we want to go. late today, the president doubled down. >> america will again and soon be open for business. very soon. a lot sooner than three or four months that somebody was suggesting. >> president trump just moments ago. to

fox news christina coleman shows us how government health officials are dealing with what has become a major health crisis. >> we have a full battle plan for the coronavirus outbreak. now we're in the phase of contain where we're trying to stop this from becoming a pandemic right across the world and endemic across this country. >> authorities worldwide are trying to stop the spread of the highly infectious coronavirus, each country implementing its own plans for countries, italy shuttering churching and tourist sites. >> i'm upset because i think it's too much to close the cultural sites in the name of excessive prevention. >> venice's canals were closed sunday and across europe officials are discouraging hugs and handshakes as greetings and the confirmed cases of iran nearly doubled saturday into sunday. precautions are also taken in israel as voters prepare to head to the polls monday. >> they will meet at the front, one of the persons that will be fully protected to protect himself and the surrounding people. >> in south america peru and colombia are ramping up protection efforts

katherine coleman johnson, you are no longer and never again hidden. [ applause ] >> and so on august 25th, 2018, we had katherine johnson and about 1,000 fans and supporters right here on our campus. five, four, three, two, one. [ cheers and applause ] >> and on that day it was beautiful, she was able to be with us. she loved the statue. her family was in just awe. and it was a crystallizing moment that katherine johnson regardless of what she does from here on out, she will be a part of west virginia state university forever. and so today her story is inspiring people all around the world. in fact, it is said that katherine liked to count everything. when she was younger, she counted rocks in the yard, she counted the steps to church. she counted everything she could get her mind around and her hands on. when we dedicated this statue to her in 2018 on her 100th birthday, i told katherine that i knew something that she could not count and that was the number of people that she's inspired. so that is the katherine johnson story and it is my hope that young men and women of all races a

rights organization open russia is collecting money to provide legal assistance for them now talia coleman is here with several mothers from the movement there are over $200.00 of them now with more joining all the time they send letters to the detainees and want to fight for their children together. just the presence of ordinary slopes none of what happened to us could happen to anyone here by fighting for our children we're fighting to protect everyone else in russia to. the our thora these seem aware of the potential force of others movement could have that talia and her fellow activists haven't so far managed to get permission to hold another protest so for now natalee a corner is sticking to russia's strict laws by protesting for justice on her own. india and the us are putting together a trade agreement if successful it will secure american farmers access to india's dairy and poultry market. but many small farmers in india fear for their livelihoods. this is how denise kumar begins his days he's typical of millions of small dairy producers across india his family doesn't on a farm th

the villages see them as an important ecosystems that makes the river abundant these are my men and coleman who are more. lives and livelihoods depend on this river but faced by an economic superpower local traditions and practices are under threat. time telescoped the bangkok 2 is facing up to the threat posed by climate change but the move off the backs of designed one of a just largest farms as a universe to near the capital. and soil. with. more of. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get maps now. passion drama competition private marketing is here to help fight and childish 8. 1000000 fans friends find us and. play. golf on youtube. if you're an investor and held your breath all weekend and it was for nothing european shares keep tumbling some asian a stage a comeback the financial shock of the coronavirus is far from over the o.e.c.d. downgrades global growth. suitable firms report drunk shortages due to the spread of the virus some of the key ingredients are produced in china. and labor un

pandemic all to the bone this latest season german football is going to chill and online in football coleman gives fans something to cheer about as a club's frame of the day financial future. a math anyhow and thanks for joining us as the coronavirus continues to spread around the globe u.s. president donald trump says he is considering sealing off new york and pots of neighboring states with more than half of the country's 116000 confirmed infections have been reported and almost half of its 2000 deaths some people would like to see a new york. new york new jersey maybe one or 2 of the glaciers. the kids are kids who are thinking about that right. we might have to do it but there's a possibility that some sunday will do if you are in your shirt under your. probably new jersey shirt you know how to get you know i'd rather not do it but we may need it let's go straight to journalist times ronnell in new york times we'll talk about president trump in a moment but 1st just describe for us what it's like to be in new york city right now i'm a well new york is that definitely a change that he of

. >> did she ever acknowledge or pay much attention to bessy coleman and coleman's feats in aviation?t is a really good question. because i myself and another fellow at the museum are researching some of that now. there is a woman at the museum who only recently found out that she has a black aviator in her family history. and like a lot of people are discovering what is in their family history, and so she has helped me look into black aviation more for the same pioneers of flight gallery that earhart's plane is in and bessy coleman is in that gallery. so we are trying to learn more about bessy. and i actually gave another talk on a kind of separate angle the other day and i said, bessy and amelia both started flying in 1920 and 1921. and i don't know that -- i don't know if either of them knew of each other. i doubt it. they were both -- well bessy was from texas and then went to chicago. amelia was in chicago but when she was younger. so i don't know that amelia knew about bessy. i don't know how much bessy's accomplishment -- she had to go to france to get her license. she couldn't

christina coleman has a look at more.mmunity big stars like ryan renold lady gaga and justin timber lake donating to food banks and kelly ripa and husband mark doopghted 1 million to help buy ventilators for state of new york meantime streaming giant like netflix and amazon prime are gearing up for huge internet usage some studio taking advantage of the captive answer to movies supposedded to be in theaters directing them to consumers at their homes. box office hits like disney frozen 2, warn warner bros. birds of prey and a video game adaptations sonic hedgehog will be available months sooner than original planned release also con concert ises are canceled but not stopping john legend and country star karen from having concerts onis line. >> i think i speak on behalf of hundreds and thousands of singers artist writers all across the world who are experiencing this, and we are trying to be optimistic and saying that we're thankful for technology to be able to still play shows. reporter: universal television paramount and

jon: jon: christina coleman in los angeles, thanks. 21 people on board the grand princess cruise ship off the coast of san francisco testing positive for coronavirus. this is california state authorities are working with federal officials to bring the ship to a noncommercial port and test everyone for the virus. claudia cowan is in san francisco and she has the latest. reporter: jon the grand princess move closer to shore today so they could deliver medical supplies like gloves and face mask and evacuate a passenger who developed an illness not related to covid-19. that evacuation happening earlier this morning but officials as you said are still trying to determine the safest place to put the ship after 19 crewmembers and two passengers tested positive for the coronavirus. right now they are 50 miles off the coast of san francisco -- san francisco. health officials san francisco. health officials ehsan is possible they want to get into a noncommercial port far from any other cruise ships are travelers vice president mike pence saying the quarantine logistics are still being worked ou

kristin. >> christina coleman live in california, leland.d: president trump and his team says pretty simple, don't panic and the risk of real public health crisis for the american people is pretty low. rich edison at the white house with the latest on how the administration is responding to outbreak, good morning, rich. >> hey, good morning, leland, and the white house has just announced additions to coronavirus task force including dr. ben carson who is the housing and urban development secretary along with the commissioner of food and drugs and the director of the white house office of science and technology policy. much of this administration's response has been on travel, limiting travel to areas where there have been breakouts or problems, that's the case with the administration now warning americans against traveling to certain areas in italy, in south korea, implementing screening from travelers coming from those countries and also banning any americans from going to iran and barring anyone from coming into the country who has been to

christina coleman is tracking all of this from our west coast newsroom.i, christina. >> reporter: hi, arthel. the united states is officially one of the top 10 countries with the most cases of coronavirus as the numbers globally continue to grow. right now, there's been more than 103,000 cases worldwide, that showed up in 89 countries. there's been more than 3500 deaths so far, most of them in china. and here in the u.s., there's at least 400 cases throughout a total of 26 states including the state of washington with 79 confirmed cases and 16 deaths and california with 69 confirmed cases and one death. florida reported the first two covid-19 deaths on the east coast. the two men who died there were in their 70s and traveled overseas. and the number of cases rose in new york to 76. more than 2700 people are under some type of quarantine in the state of new york and the governor there declaring a state of emergency this afternoon. despite the growing number of coronavirus cases in the u.s., the cdc maintains the federal government has this dramatically evo

but we begin with christina coleman who is reporting from our west coast newsroom. >> hi, jon.s of today, here in the u.s., there's been more than 400 cases throughout 26 states and the district of columbia, and there's been 21 coronavirus fatalities. california, new york and washington remain the hardest-hit states. washington leads the nation with 123 cases of coronavirus and 18 fatalities. california is second with 114 cases and one death. and new york had a recent jump in covid 19 with 105 cases at this point, and that includes an uber driver from queens who likely had contact with multiple people. as health officials try to fight this outbreak, globally, a controversial study out of china suggests two similar strains of covid 19 have emerged. western scientists are cautious and advise that random mutations are common. meantime, work is well underway to develop a vaccine. >> i think people need to appreciate the difference between a vaccine that you have proven works. that's going to take a year to a year and a half. when you can get it scaled up, and that's the reason why

christina coleman from the port of los angeles. christina, have they started putting patients on the mercy yet? >> not yet, not that we've heard, but i can tell that you this navy ship can be in service today. there's been a lot of preps going on. l.a. mayor garcetti says he could see the numbers surge to the new york city, in the next week or so. they say it's a huge deal to have it here in california and one of the hardest hit states and having it here will be a big help. >> men and women on the ship, navy, marines, civilians, the coast guard that's helping protect that and our port police, are fulfilling an extraordinary mission, ensuring those patients who don't have covid-19 will have a safe place to be where they can find excellent medical care. with the arrival of the ship we're now better prepared to handle that surge of patients we know will walk through the doors of our hospitals in the days ahead. >> los angeles county the most populated county in the nation and its coronavirus cases have tripled since last week. 26 covi

arthel: christina coleman, thank you.ric: the test results show that 21 of those passengers and crew members who are on-board the grand princess cruise ship off the coast of california have tested positive for the coronavirus. health officials undertook the testing after a man who was on a previous voyage on the ship died from the coronavirus. claudia cowen is live in san francisco where they're trying to figure out where the grand princess will eventually dock. hey, claudia. >> reporter: hey, eric. the grand princess is expected to dock somewhere here in the bay area this weekend but we still don't know when or where. although we do know it will not be here at pier 27 where this cruise ship was scheduled to drop anchor this morning on its return from a cruise to hawaii. we do understand that the ship is moving closer to san francisco, now about 20 miles offshore, making it easier to deliver medical supplies to the vessel and to allow the coast guard to evacuate a passenger who is reportedly very ill. that happened a shor

lawrence coleman was a sworn in as the first female chaplain in the navy.complete air traffic control officers school. eileen -- was named the first woman admiral in the navy. her promotion ceremony contained another first. and for the first time, women were assigned with men to the crew of a ship. >> we are going to start out with a test on the sanctuary, which is, as you know, a hospital ship being refurbished to be able to serve a broader mission of the tenant support, this particular ship is well configured and from the standpoint of facility commute can do that. my view -- facility, you can do that. my view is, if women want to go to see and undergo the hardships and to serve their country in that capacity, then we can find a way to make it possible for them to do so. we will start out on the larger ships, where the facility problems are easier to handle. then carriers and so (technical problem) >> being surrounded by men all the time, there will now be some women. >> we have to know how to get along with them, that is one of the problems, so many guys

and joining me now is new jersey congresswoman bonny watson coleman. and congresswoman, thank you so much for being here. let's start with this idea that donald trump claims he can quarantine the new york tri-state area which includes new jersey. as a united states congresswoman are you aware that he has any such authority? >> thanks for having me, joy. first of all i don't know that he has that authority. i don't think that the governors know he has that authority either. one thing i do know it seems to me that the powers he does have he doesn't use appropriately. and the power he may not have he tries to invoke. so he just creates the chaos among our citizens that we're trying to avoid. we should not be where we are right now in the united states of america. and had he done the right thing from the very beginning with testing and surveilling and making sure that we have the supplies we would need, we wouldn't be having this scare town by town. the more tests that become available, the more we find out that there's infection. we're behind this eight b

arthel: christina coleman, thank you. eric: washington state has been been exceptionallingly hard hit -- exceptionally hard hit here in our country. more than 100 confirmed cases there. it also has the highest number of deaths with at least 18 so far. governor jay inslee says officials are considering possible mandatory measures to try and contain the spread. dan springer live in our seattle bureau with what they are considering. >> reporter: hey, eric. about an hour ago two more deaths were reported in king county, washington, bringing the state's total to at least 18. we're still waiting for the state health department to report today, but we know there are at least 119 confirmed cases here, and there's more focus on a local nursing home. the life care center or kirkland had 120 residents a week ago. since then 15 have died and 40 others taken to the hospital with symptoms, one visitor has died from the virus. and 70 of the 180 employees are showing possible signs of the virus. of the remaining residents, a handful have

christina coleman in our la bureau with overview of the outbreak. >> hi, leland.cially one of the top 10 countries with the most cases of coronavirus in the world. amtrak announcing today that it would cancel nonstop service between new york and washington because of falling demand. more than 2700 people are under some type of quarantine in new york, confirmed cases to 76. 13 deaths in washington. most of them related to seattle nursing home. one death in colorado and two deaths in florida. the two men who died in that state were in 70's and traveled overseas. florida is one of 22 states in the u.s. with confirmed cases of the virus. the most are in washington which now has 79 cases, nationally 285 cases which is low compared to a hundred thousand cases worldwide. 3,400 deaths globally, most of them in china. president trump signed $8.3 billion bill yesterday to fight the virus. italy is now doubling its spending to 8.5 billion to fight covid-19 and the director health organization tweeted this morning that chinese will contribute $10 billion to bolster the global

connell: christina coleman, the port of los angeles, thank you for that and many businesses in all kindsfferent industries are bracing for a new reality, entertainment is one of them in that industry being forced to adapt, the outbreak is spending big time movies directly to streaming platforms. we will have that coming up. melissa: amid the pandemic, president trump signed the 2.2 trillion dollars relief bill moments ago as we are getting more headlines, the president telling reporters he will be announcing that thousands of ventilators will be used, the president's comments just as soon as we have them, stepping up in a time of crisis, airbnb offering free or subsidized housing to 100,000 healthcare professionals, first responders and relief workers worldwide. good for them. ♪ what makes you, you? your cells. trillions of them. that's why centrum contains 14 key nutrients to help feed your cells, nourishing your body inside and out so you can focus on what matters most. centrum. feed your cells. fuel your life. can be tough. you diet. exercise. but if you're also taking fish oil supple

coleman says he's making plans to donate the rest of the sanitizer with business there's winds and there's and this is what a situation where cutting mile cutting my losses is the right thing to do. >>hunter hogan reporting there tennessee price gouging laws make it a lawful for people to charge an reasonable prices for what are considered to be essential goods. >>tonight actor idris elba says that he has tested positive for the coronavirus he got the results today. he says he does not have any symptoms yet. he found out friday that he had been exposed to somebody who tested positive he's been in isolation since then the actor is encouraging everybody to be proactive and stay home as much as possible. >>tonight, we know who bird eats is waiving delivery fees for more than 100,000 independently owned restaurants across the us and canada. it says it's an attempt to help local restaurants get through this. tough coronavirus pandemic by trying to drive up demand. it comes is some municipalities many here in the bay have restricted restaurant and bar hours and public health officials are recomm

it's all about balance with motion supposing i was knighted but it's still on a slant coleman said. the opportunity that. still lost my reading it. is a cost no really good visceral visceral experience. that came in g.t.s. is a real pleasure to drive a porsche active suspension management makes the car 20 millimeters lower that means improved driving dynamics and the precise handling a sports car needs. as usual with g.t.s. models black details of found on the camera for example the 20 inch 10 spoke light alloy wheels especially striking the porsche ceramic composite race with its yellow calipers. at the rear the cayman brandishes dark tinted l.e.d. lights and black lettering the exhaust system with twin tail fights rounds off the sports car look. for. black alcantara suede gives the interior of the porsche a sporty flair. to sum up both inside and out they came in g.t.s. will spoil you on the road. but there is one question that's taking to. just for it's course all we still have to be outfitted with combustion engines yeah. sports cars of course. nervous question it's a nervous so

coleman book he was called into action after just 7 minutes of a bookkeeper bailing out his defense and denying stephan line a pact but father's decision to start so because of a censure paid off just a minute later. i have the belgian forward has also caught flak this season but he answered critics by scoring against his former club for his 1st goal in almost 3 months. i doubt but returned fire but they are the shot why have full well for oil by perky. i. while the referee was unfazed by this penalty shot obv down axels i got to was perhaps lucky to escape reprimand for the challenge on your asshole of mine i am german headed into the break slightly fortunate to be one below. but like so often this season the visitors gave up their lead. i lost in the capitalizing on her read this defending in the 50th minutes of the bay it was the 11th time goldman have relinquished an advantage in this campaign. from there it was anyone's game i in the 65th minute another great as our chance was this time to not buy yon's on a about and sensing a need for fresh blood father made his move jaden censur

. >> these are medical gowns we're making at coleman knitting mills. >> reporter: coleman knitting millsutah taking fabric from cheerleading uniforms to make gowns and masks for a nursing home group in washington state. testing for coronavirus still a problem in so many parts of the country. in new jersey, some drivers turned away from a new drive-thru test facility before it even opened. in miami, long lines at a new testing site at hard rock stadium where the miami dolphins play. there the national guard was giving tests to people 65 and older showing symptoms. the hospital facility here at the javits center should be up and running between seven to ten days. at first it's going to deal with overflow patients at hospitals all across new york city. at some point if things get very dire, it will house covid-19 patients as well. reporting from the west side of manhattan, tom llamas, abc news, new york. >>> the senate is still struggling to approve a massive $2 trillion economic package to ease the financial impact of the coronavirus. a second attempt to advance the bill in washington fail

christina coleman is in los angeles with more on that. christina?ll, this navy hospital can be in service today and at full capacity, it is the largest hospital now in los angeles, something local officials say they are very grateful for. they say it will be a big help. there's been 344 new cases of coronavirus in l.a. county, just since yesterday. l.a. mayor eric garcetti says he anticipates seeing the number of coronavirus cases surge in los angeles, to the numbers we're seeing in new york city, in just a matter of days. also california is one of the hardest-hit states for the virus, and l.a. county is the most populated county in the nation, and its coronavirus cases have tripled since last week. there's been 32 covid-19 deaths and more than 1800 cases in l.a. county alone. even with the addition of the usns mercy, california officials say they are not slowing down their preparations. >> we are in the process now of having secured roughly 4,000 beds of some type to prepare for the surge which we believe will start taking shape in the next week or

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syria and helping what it calls terrorists groups in the province instead so he hasn't immediately coleman says on the accusation it does come 24 hours before the turkish president in moscow for talks with blood smear putin's russia have come closer than ever to direct confrontation in syria in the past few days let's get more now from steadfast and she joins me live from moscow and step what can we read in see these accusations from russia at this stage. well of course it's very significant that these accusations come one day before this very important meeting here in moscow between the flatter me and put in. the one russia has been accusing turkey many times for breaching the agreement that was made in such in 2018 about demilitarizing region russia's also accused turkey of helping these militants that russia calls terrorists but now they have given some more detail they say that that turkish observation post which were the result of these such agreements and now basically manned also by these militants the turkish forces and the militants have merged these holes and they are attacking t

looking though what the choice the democrats are putting before voters and what the ole hope and coleman as one of the sick of the race for the democratic presidential nomination 3 major contenders stand out now of course the candidates are emphasizing what is different about them however they do have some things in common all 3 are white all 3 are male and all 3 are 2 in their late seventy's meet the grandad's who are contending for the democratic nomination. joe biden is 77 years old and he's the youngest to many he reminds them of an easygoing grandpa with a bad habit of forgetting people's names please come back in less than 13 years or . are chad thank you very much all right it's christian but anyway i just heard chris i don't know i just did shock now he's known to get a little touchy feely with women he says that's because it was acceptable back in his time and it's an old man habit that he just can't break. we're going to cut from you remember that awkward feeling you had when your grandfather was telling anecdotes about his rough and tough younger days well of joe biden becomes

the silent invader was written by tom coleman. produced by roger wolf. directed by jack simon. script research by rose marie stockyellow and kay mcdonough. the "silent invader" brought 0 to you by the westinghouse company in association with the health education and welfare, and the university of pittsburgh health center. >>> we're featuring american history tv programs this week as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight a look at the modern presidency beginning with three former white house speech writers talking about the process of turning a president's policies and politics into a speech. american history tv tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> every saturday night american history tv takes you to college classrooms around the country for lectures in history. >> why do you all know who lizzy borden is and raise your hand if you ever heard of this murder, the jean harris murder trial before this class? >> the deepest cause where we'll find the true meaning of the revolution what in this transformation that took place in the minds of the americ

paranoid about russian collusion and even suspect their own bernie sanders is now being targeted by a coleman marti's don quarter has his own unique commentary. good news comrades our agent bernie sanders is doing better than we expected in the primaries are planned to have 2 agents fight over the presidency operation hammer and sickle is a go but we have one problem some in the democratic party establishment are becoming savvy to our strategy vladimir putin thinks donald trump should be president of the united states and that's why russia is helping bernie sanders get elected so he'll lose to trump it doesn't help that just last week western media published information about our top secret operation exposing the connection between agents trump and sanders with our center in moscow as you learned tonight and today yesterday the day before is going to have we're going to war help coming from learn to be prudent. through. your health provider to do want somebody who didn't think can be from at least age and trump was able to follow orders admit nothing deny everything and make counter accusatio

northern syria and helping board it calls terrorist groups in the province where turkey hasn't yet coleman says on that accusation it comes 24 hours before turkey's president is jus in moscow for talks with lots of new putin with the turks and russians have conclusive than ever to direct confrontation in syria in the past few days let's get more now from c.n.n. cause she joins me live from the turkey syria border at the job because of crossing . turkey has lost yet more soldiers in this fights and yet president heard one is determined that offensive continues. well yes how allies especially of the number of the soldiers who were killed on february 20th that one which was 33 terrified the turkish opposition ellen with the turkish nation as well because there despite the for previous operations like peace bring. all the brands and you break you so the operation the public support for the military presence increased military presence that must say and has been eroded so low and yesterday all political parties fact meetings that they discussed the turkish foreign policy towards syria and the m

water for the radiator, you could carry extra pan the belts, you -- fan belts, you carried those big coleman coolers full of food because you couldn't stop at a restaurant. black motorists created a home away from home in their automobiles. and this is an ad for the buick electra, and it says all the electra lacks is a fireplace. [laughter] so the electra was a heavy car, and you could sleep in it if you needed to. when civil rights worker medgar evers needed a car to travel through rural mississippi, he chose an oldsmobile rocket 88. the rocket was large enough to enable him to stretch out for the night on the front seat, and it responded immediately if he hit the accelerator, enabling him to get away from a pursuing car. this is a picture of the rocket 88. and ask we know that method forward evers died beside his -- medgar evers died beside his car in his driver, shot if by a sniper in 1963. african-americans also saw their automobiles as a symbol of class status, and this is a cadillac on a harlem street. african-americans were often prevented by discrimination from purchasing houses. you

wasserman-coleman. >> thank you madam chairman and thank you very much for being here today. a couple of things mr. wheeler. first of all want to make note of the fact that last year we increased the appropriations for environmental justice programs by 47%. we know what those funds should be used for. we don't know whether or not you've used them. so, i would very much like to have an accounting from you to the committee on how that program, how those funds were used in this cycle. i want to raise a concern that now there's a proposal to cut the programs by 71%. i would also like to know if you could supply us with information how you plan to accomplish the things you think are important with such a dramatic cut to the funds. i want to talk to you about the clean air clean car rules. my understands is there is a draft and that it's not nearly done yet. it has 111 instances of the phrase where key analysis is missing. it's their allegations that people who are professionals work being the department are being discouraged from adding their concerns with regard to what is propos

lacking to the public in recent weeks in recent months indeed and now it is becoming to the strike coleman the president's speech last night it would appear far from reassuring the u.s. public has exactly the opposite effect just anecdotal once again in washington d.c. here supermarkets shelves are being cleared out the small means there are long lines and all the supermarkets here parents of school going children in the district are being told that there's a possibility that the schools may be closed and the children will have to study from home so certainly this is having now a massive impact on daily life and the ordinary american citizen becoming very clear that this is very different that something very serious is going on and of course one must remember as well the cancellation of something like the national basketball league now this is a massive following among americans and this is really driving home that the situation is dire and one more thing that must be stated as well kemal is news for example that the actor tom hanks knowledge that he has contracted the virus did strike hom

the american people reacting to it and it's like coleman said by nurses and medical workers perhaps actually stealing masks 2nd n. packs hi this a crisis is being handled in the high the american response is being perceived more and more widely among the american people well look there's president trumps base and then there are other people in the base everything the president from says is take it at face value and people like anthony fowler gee the doctor you saw speaking earlier. is now under attack by president drops supporters in right wing media and social media networks as being some sort of a. traitor or someone trying to undermine trump and for him to scare the people of the united states i think that people in new york and people who know who nurses are or have been in contact with nurses and doctors and trust their doctors they'll probably find this a pretty outrageous suggestion of the doctors and nurses or the hospital orderly these are whomever trump was trying to implicate are trying to profiteer and steal masks so i think you'll see some some pushback on that but it's puzzling

from coleman sued for diversity over $500000000.00 u.s. dollars from marvel to his other businesses. was ousted from the company. but marvel was still broke surviving on a $200000000.00 loan that had to be repaid soon. it now needed a super hero of his own to save the day. in 1909 the company brought in peter cuneo known as the turnaround king he successfully guided 6 businesses through tough times including cosmetics company clairol and security hardware group black and decker. bouts hiring puniet to rescue marvel was a huge risk he knew nothing about the comic book industry was not a particularly a comic book fan i was immersed it all in a comic book or a little comical community sad to learn that. but a crash course is all. kunio what have time for. the company's stock could fall into a dismal $0.96 a share. with marvel in disarray and investors impatient for results the pressure on cuneo is intense kerns are not for everybody they're really in fact you have to be a little nuts to do what i do really it's not normal my experience has be