i am looking forward to commissioner collins' amendments. i just had a quick question around the partnerships with community-based organizations. i know on the mental health resolution we passed recently that there was an intentional partnership with our community-based organizations and city agencies. in terms of this resolution, how would that look like? >> i am not sure i understand the question. >> are we currently partnering with the city and then what does that partnership look like in regards to supporting our kids around the academic supports? for example th the check in. there was a comment made earlier with regards to the partnerships with ceos specifically. do we have a current plan or process in place to include partners? what does that look like right now? >> we actually had a partnership engagement two days ago. i am not sure of the number. is she a panel list or no? >> there was 265 people in the forum. >> we just had a forum. that discussion was how we are partnering. we definitely are partnering with them. they are assisting

. >> a programming note, congressman doug collins, and dr.arc siegel and gordon chang among our guests tomorrow evening, up here could more changes in the trump administration. acting navy secretary thomas modley resigned his post, asking calling out of th a. >> he criticize captain brett crozier, after leaving a memo. to help his sailors, under secretary of army, james mcpherson to succeed modally. great news for republican congressman collins in his senate race against rino senator kelly loeffler, leading all candidates in georgia senate race, loeffler polls behind leading democratic candidate, among georgia republicans, collins support is up questioned, 70% of republicans backing collins now, 20% loeffler. >> radical dimm house speaker nancy pelosi, who led the part of hate in its efforts to try to over throw the president is now accusing high supreme court of trying to undermine democracy. for ruling against extending wisconsin a absentee voting for today's primary election. here we are. >> you have supreme court of united states, undermi

it perhaps a little bit unfair and i spent to one of the co-founders the british politician damian collins and explains that people should if they are unsure about such thing content think very carefully wanting to. know if you will come to the cold be proven is. that this is a really serious issue if people call back what they're saying with facts don't spread them into something that caught yet be established whether that is a full stereo or uncertain period a host salted or what she was at the shed at. how do these stop people from sure it's a good question because this stuff is prolific but what the the site is doing is it's launched it so so own social media campaign it's called isolate the lives so whether it's claims that disinfectant can 1000 something that apparently even the us president donald trump has suggested over whether it's something else the advice is don't let it spread a bit damian collins wants to go even further and to make it a criminal offense to knowingly and maliciously spread disinformation about the virus and he says that even those in power should be included

but to attack collins in that personal and nasty way. not once but twice. >> yeah, nrsb has a standing policy they support incumbent, that has been their policy since i've been rncchair. we stay neutral to bring people together at end of race. i -- we need to keep that seat, i am concerned about georgia. and i hope it does not get so negative in that we cannot elect someone that to be our senator in the state. lou: i had to ask, just to see what you would say. >> i know. lou: make you very uncomfortable. always -- we'll keep th the sea. lou: thank you so much ronna mcdaniel, good to see you. >> thank you, lou. lou: and we just got two minute warning, let's go to the room to see just where we are right now, coronavirus task force is there. awaiting the president. we could wait with them or we could -- well we are. here he comes. talk about timing. >> thank you. here is the president of the united states. states. >> thank you. this is a holy week, religious beliefers across the nation observe passover, good friday and easter, millions of j

i really appreciate commissioner collins. she pointed out the confusion that the state has created and i appreciate the delegate with the emphasis that we should be concerned about our students and not allowing the system to dictate the decisions we make. thank you both for stating that, and all of the people that have reached out to me personally, i have listened and i appreciate your input to guide us through this decision. i am interested in the revised proposal. >> thank you. commissioner lopez. >> also, looking forward to the amendment so we can further the discussion. i wanted to hear more about in the resolve section regarding the two to three contacts per week with educators and how that is looking now with the grading. if we could clarify or talk briefly about that. i do absolutely see the value of that. i think that is the best way to inform us how a student is doing in their particular household during this pandemic and how that would affect learning and the grades they will get. but if we are emphasizing it i want

only has 30 days to defeat coronavirus and how to do it plus, georgia congressman doug collins is here addressing the latest fisa scandal and a status check in georgia all that and more as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." maria: and right now, as we speak, scientists across the country are racing against the clock to develop a coronavirus vaccine and therapeutics to treat it but can they roll it out quickly to make an impact? joining me is dr. steven hahn, the member of the white house coronavirus task force joining us live. dr. hahn great to see you this morning thanks very much for joining us. >> hi, maria thank you for having me it's great to be here. maria: so its been about two weeks now since the president called on the fda to cut red tape. we know we are entering a very dangerous stretch, the next two week period which the president has called horrific. give us a status check. how do you see things today? >> so first of all, i just want to reiterate what the president and the task force members said yesterday that mitigation appears to be working, we're beginning to se

damien collins has spent many years in the u.k.rying to push for more regulation of social media sites such as face book and making sure they take responsibility for what they are hosting. he said although some of them have done better during this crisis, he still thinks they need to be held liable if that disinformation is not removed and said he thinks it is crucial that the key networks that are distributing it are found and stopped, because if that doesn't happen, then this battle will never be one. -- won. brent: yes, thank you. you are watching "dw news." if we can't be there to watch, don't bother playing. adw survey shows the majority of germans are against the bundesliga season resuming in empty stadiums. that story is coming up in just a moment. chances are most of you have not taken a flight lately. the pandemic has reduced global air travel dramatically. airlines are in trouble as people cancel holidays and businesses turn to videoconferencing. in an emergency move to save itself, lufthansa has started converting passen

congressman doug collins still ahead to discuss the situation in georgia. but next. how does the ongoing shutdown protect our civil liberties. former acting attorney general matt whitaker

judge jeanine: we'll talk to doug collins next. house minority leader kevin mccarthy says nancy pelosi is playing politics with the playing politics with the pandemic. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. i'm jackie ibanez. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." be in * using a global pandemic and economic crisis to play with americans money. and a governor picks a fight with the senate majority leader. joining me, kevin mccarthy. congressman thanks for being here. i said in my open 4.4 million people had to go on unemployment thanks to nancy pelosi's delay of 7 days when there was already an agreement on the cares act when she was pitching for planned parenthood and the kennedy center and the green new deal. was i wrong? >> you are not wrong. that one is just last week. while small businesses shut down and made the sacrifice to keep am

collins? >> yes. >> mr. cooke? >> yes. >> ms. lam? >> yes. >> mr. lopez? >> yes. >> mr. eureka? >> yes. >> mr. sanchez? >> yes. [inaudible] >> that's seven yeas. >> thank you. moving on to section "m," board members report, the following virtual meetings have taken place since the last regular board meeting. we had a special meeting committee, tuesday, april 21st, 3:00 p.m., and vice president lopez chaired. i don't know if you want to report out that it was on distance learning rollout update and food distribution update. >> right. it was shared that a variety of options have become available digitally and non-digitally. internet access is expanding, and there are many efforts to get this to be a city-wide access so our students can participate in distance learning. there is 2.4% of students who have not engaged at all within the school districts, and with that, ways that teachers or reaching out, and schools are reaching out, getting in contact with these families who haven't yet been able to participate, with the learning kits distribution, it aligns with early education, and

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judge jeanine: we'll talk to doug collins next. house minority leader kevin mccarthy says nancy pelosi is playing politics with the pandemic. [♪] jackie: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm jackie ibanez in new york. states are beginning to ease stay at home orders in states like georgia allowing some non-essential businesses to open up despite warnings from health officials and even the white house. the president said he never gave the governor the okay but told him to do what is best for georgia. the president signed an additional relief package. new york state has added just a couple how cases, highlighting fears the warm weather may tempt people to get out of quarantine. i'm jackie ibanez. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." be in * using a global pandemic and economic crisis to play with americans money. and a governor picks a fight with the senate majority leader. joining me, kevin mccarthy. congressman thanks for being here. i said in my open 4.4 million people had to go on unemployment thanks to nancy pelosi'

collins, for that high level overview. many, many years ago, as our street paving scorer, if you were, was living, we tried to find -- this is in an era when state and federal funding for street repaving was dropping. we tried to set ambitious goals and in those day, supervisor el elsburn and i have found sources of money and there's been one issue and i think the last time we had this conversation a couple of years ago, you guys were shooting for a pci of 74. how is that going city-wide? >> thank you. yes, we're on track thanks to the funding we've been receiving for the last, i would say, seven to eight years. there were cops and the go was passed and with the supplements of the general fun money, we've been able to consistently maintain the level of funding for the last seven or eight years and we're on track. when we started with the go bond, the pci score, i believe, was 69 and right now we are 74. the last six years we increased the score to 74 and if we continue to receive the same amount of funding, we'll get to 75

lou: congressman doug collins. great to see you. thanks for being with us tonight.s always, good luck. we would like to hear your thoughts on all of this. follow me on twitter. like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. a programming night, dr. oz, lara logan and gordon chang. we hope you will continue with us tonight. up next. president trump throwing his support behind -- well, president obama throwing his support behind joe biden. the president thinks of that as support for him. he's also pushing for amnesty in the middle of a pandemic. congressman jim jordan joins us next. stay with us. it's best we stay apart for a bit, but you're not alone. we're automatically refunding our customers a portion of their personal auto premiums. learn more at libertymutual.com/covid-19. [ piano playing ] we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an ord

or whether it's something else the key message here is to not spread that information but damian collins wants to go even further and he wants to make it a criminal prentiss for anyone to knowingly and maliciously spreading that disinclination about the virus and yes that should include anyone in power. if a world leader knowingly is sharing information that is false it could lead to whole the ship the cool air and indeed twitter i think took hours of messages from the president of brazil which they thought were potentially harmful could lead to physical harm if the advice that followed so absolutely they should. and what about the social media five's themselves they're hosting this fake news yes absolutely and damian collins has as a politician in the u.k. spent many years trying to earn more pressure on governments to regulate companies like facebook trisect exceptional larry says some of them have done a better job during this coronavirus pandemic he still thinks that it should they should become liable if they do not take down information that is made and he also thinks it's crucial

lou: congressman doug collins. great to see you. thanks for being with us tonight.always, good luck. we would like to hear your thoughts on all of this. follow me on twitter. like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. a programming night, dr. oz, lara logan and gordon chang. we hope you will continue with us tonight. up next. president trump throwing his support behind -- well, president obama throwing his support behind joe biden. the president thinks of that as support for him. he's also pushing for amnesty in the middle of a pandemic. congressman jim jordan joins us next. stay with us. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when e

senator doug collins, republican candidate for that senate seat.eat to have you with us, and your reaction to the senate republican committee saying don't run -- i mean, this sounds like, to me, 2018 all over again when the republicans in the house got handed their heads. your thoughts. >>, my thoughts are not surprising, this is, you know, look, if they want to keep the senate, we want to continue, we work with a president who has actually worked for the country. this is not about putting out memos, it's about running your own campaign. what we have seen is when you run on good ideas, you win. and this president has good ideas. this president has been leading, he's been out front, and as everybody knows, lou, as you well know, i've been on the forefront of defending him on the sham impeachments, and i'm going the continue to run with this president because he has put out leadership, and people recognize that leadership. nrsc, i mean, look, they need to do what they need to do, but what works right now is this president. lou: and your thoughts abou

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collins, for that high level overview. many, many years ago, as our street paving scorer, if you were, was living, we tried to find -- this is in an era when state and federal funding for street repaving was dropping. we tried to set ambitious goals and in those day, supervisor el elsburn and i have found sources of money and there's been one issue and i think the last time we had this conversation a couple of years ago, you guys were shooting for a pci of 74. how is that going city-wide? >> thank you. yes, we're on track thanks to the funding we've been receiving for the last, i would say, seven to eight years. there were cops and the go was passed and with the supplements of the general fun money, we've been able to consistently maintain the level of funding for the last seven or eight years and we're on track. when we started with the go bond, the pci score, i believe, was 69 and right now we are 74. the last six years we increased the score to 74 and if we continue to receive the same amount of funding, we'll get to 75

lou: congressman doug collins. great to see you. thanks for being with us tonight.s always, good luck. we would like to hear your thoughts on all of this. follow me on twitter. like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. a programming night, dr. oz, lara logan and gordon chang. we hope you will continue with us tonight. up next. president trump throwing his support behind -- well, president obama throwing his support behind joe biden. the president thinks of that as support for him. he's also pushing for amnesty in the middle of a pandemic. congressman jim jordan joins us next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. she's confident, protected, her stre♪music)spected. lou: president trump is fed up with the radical left's efforts to subvert the november election by calling for mail-in voting and ballot drop boxes. the president tweeted quote get rid of ballot harvesting. it's rampant with fraud. showedder i.d.

kaitlan collins had a front row seat to all this at the white house. she joins us now. what was the thought in the gallery as this was going on? >> well, one really notable moment was when the president turned to dr. deborah birx who was talking about the study and the president asked her if she had heard of light or heat being used to kill a virus. she said not as a treatment. she talked about fevers that are used to break viruses and treat them in the human body and the natural reaction. but she did not seem like she had any ideas about the results of this. she seemed a little confused. it's not clear if the doctors on the coronavirus task force were briefed on this ahead of time. it's notable to see this doctor, this homeland security official come out and talk about the results saying it's not peer reviewed, it's not going to be used -- they were not going to be doing the work of seeing if it was a potential treatment while the president was saying he saw it as a little bit of vindication since months ago he was saying that the coronavirus could go away in april or

we don't walk out, our job is to cover these things, whether it's me, whether it's kaitlan collins, jim acosta, we're there to ask the hard questions of the

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joining me now, peggy collins for us. peggy, good morning to you and it's great to see you this morning. as we talk about every thursday morning for the last couple of weeks, there is this impending doom as we await the jobless claims that just keep rising over the last four weeks since this shutdown first occurred. according to reuters, we have a report 26 million americans at this point who are likely or to have likely sought unemployment benefits over the last five weeks. that is in total. what are you expecting to see this morning as we await these numbers? >> well, as you said, yasmin, we are seeing an expansion of the jobless claims in two main ways. there's been such a bottleneck because states have been deluged with people filing claims in the last few weeks. some of that bottleneck is still moving through the system for people who may have lost their jobs weeks ago. but we're also seeing the job losses expand to other industries. the first week we saw hospitality workers, retail workers, now we're seeing that spr

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great phil collins song in the midst of this epidemic.elf isolation inspired a lot of social media challenges and this one drumming off a lot of laughs on social media. take it away. ♪ jillian: that guy is my favorite. he totally nailed it. the self isolation challenges, people turning their kitchens and concert venues. it is harder than it looks. that is a good way to kill an hour of time, fire up some phil collins. rob: it is too slow. it is so fast. how do close we 10 drawers in a second and a half. jillian: i love how everyone is getting creative. it is entertaining. rob: i love it, thank you, appreciate it. 55 after the hour. decades in the line of fire as a soldier and police officer 3 months into his new job, scott lofton is on the frontlines and joins us to this claim what it is like from walking the beat to go to treating coronavirus patients. jillian: nancy pelosi pushes tens of millions for the kennedy center in the covid-19 relief package but workers are being furloughed. the effort to get the stimulus money back. [spoken] >>

the new phil collins challenge drumming up a lot of fans on social media. jillian: we are back with a foxbusiness alert, republicans fighting to reclaim $25 million in stimulus funding to the kennedy center after the opera house announced it is laying off workers. rob: cheryl casone he joins us with details on what happened with this bailout. >> reporter: this is quite a story. one blogger said for an opera house your tone deaf. two republican congressman want to clawback that $25 billion since to the kennedy center. $25 million because reports came out they were furloughing 70% of their workers. that is one thing they were doing, 60% of full-time staff. they suspended pay to 700 part-time staff, a lot of the musicians. representative steve scalise and representative ryan stiles saying this comes back to the government, basically a different request. senator scott of florida voiced all of this, sent a letter to the office of management and budget for a formal rescission request, a clawback, they want their money back. to take that money, it is one thing to

joining me to discuss that, the republican congressman from georgia, doug collins.f these businesses i mentioned and more including bowling alleys where everyone wears the same shoes are starting to open up in your state. should they? >> i don't think so. everybody wants it to be open. but the president just said it. you just heard him. this is not inside the phase one guidelines. this is not what most would deem essential. leadership is more than saying we are going to open something up and getting it started. it's about communicating so the people of georgia and the business know what to expect so they can prepare for it and have the proper protection. do they have the equipment to do so if they wanted to open up? and what does it mean for folks to come back in. we are opening restaurants monday. so it's not a matter of opening of the business. we have to make sure people feel comfortable going back to those businesses. and for the president it's not part of phase one. judge jeanine: they had to show a reduction. the nail salon. the tattoo parlor. the bowling alle

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>> miss collins. >> do we know why? here we are in this virtual world and i hope the public is able to access this meeting and future meetings. we'll do our very best to make sure that that happens. i also want to say that meetings by our advisory groups will get started up again, hopefully soon, as well as many committee meetings by the board. but we do have capacity issues at the moment, but we want to make sure at the same time that the public is engaged and that we have a transparent process for all of our decision-making processes. board minutes, section b, of the march 24, 2020, we need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> why don't we just assign two people to do the motions and the second. anany objections? seeing none, role call. (role call). >> good afternoon, everyone. it's great to see you all. i would like to start tonight with a couple of thoughts and then i'm going to show a quick video. so first of all, beginning wednesday, april 15, we are opening two additional meal pick-up sites. these sites will be

>> miss collins. >> do we know why? here we are in this virtual world and i hope the public is able to access this meeting and future meetings. we'll do our very best to make sure that that happens. i also want to say that meetings by our advisory groups will get started up again, hopefully soon, as well as many committee meetings by the board. but we do have capacity issues at the moment, but we want to make sure at the same time that the public is engaged and that we have a transparent process for all of our decision-making processes. board minutes, section b, of the march 24, 2020, we need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> why don't we just assign two people to do the motions and the second. anany objections? seeing none, role call. (role call). >> good afternoon, everyone. it's great to see you all. i would like to start tonight with a couple of thoughts and then i'm going to show a quick video. so first of all, beginning wednesday, april 15, we are opening two additional meal pick-up sites. these sites will be

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joining me now, peggy collins.k, peggy, about those that are eligible and receiving these payments from the government and when they can expect to actually get them. >> up to a certain income level are eligible for the checks. one of the things that's clear is if the irs has your direct deposit information because you filed with the irs and had your tax refund, for example, direct deposited, you will be among the first group to get them. the government has also said it's going to make an effort to get the checks to the lowest income people first. and as the treasury secretary said last night and we've reported, the irs is working on a web portal where people would be able to upload their direct deposit information if they believe the irs doesn't already have it. >> do we know if this web portal that mnuchin was just talking about, if it's ready to go? as we know about unemployment claims, that website has crashed many, many times. i've heard a lot of stories about people unable to file for unemployment because so m