conor, we have seen the drawback of outsourcing so much of the supply chain.at it is more profitable in normal times, but these are not normal times and it is this liability. where he prepared for this supply chain disruption because of the trade war and companies having to give it away from china? conor: i think the trade war -- it takes time to justify change the we will see legislation about maybe ventilators and masks and downs have to be made in the u.s. as a national security issue, and perhaps trade restrictionists will expand the umbrella of items that go into that. i think that in a way to trade war got us thinking about this mentality, but i doubt we have time to adjust the supply chain and be prepared for something like this. sen of bloomberg opinion, appreciate you joining us. check out his latest column on the bloomberg terminal and bloomberg.com. central banks have taken action to blunt the economic blow of the coronavirus pandemic at they have taken action to calm financial markets. is it working? manus cranny posed that question to the ubs ceo.

conor washington added a third inside the last 10 minutes before hibs pulled one back. is the first time they've had back—to—back wins since daniel stendel took over as manager three months ago. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines. england have been drawn against iceland, denmark and belgium in the nations league this autumn. wales are in with the republic of ireland, bulgaria and finland. scotland have drawn israel, slovakia and czech republic. northern ireland will play austria, romania and norway. dillian whyte will face alexander povetkin, in manchester on may 2nd. whyte is the mandatory challenger for tyson fury‘s wbc heavweight title, but defends his interim belt. and england prop mako vunipola is likely to miss the rest of the six nations championship. he's in self—isolation as a coronavirus precaution after returning to the uk via hong kong, although he has displayed no symptoms. the virus continues to have a huge impact on sport across the world, but the ioc president thomas bach says it's business as usual for the olympics in to

then museum curator owen conor and another took questions about the battle of iwo jima, followed by the director of the smith soenja soenian national museum. american history tv, tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> next on the presidency, presidential rhetoric scholar robert rowland compares the speaking styles of ronald reagan and barack obama and details what they had in common. the dole institutes of politics hosts this event. >>> welcome to the dole institute of politics. my name is wesley cudny, and i am a member of the dole institute student advisory board. the official student group of the institute. the student advisory board is a bipartisan group who can access many opportunities, including vol tooerlg at programs at networking with special guests. if you are a student and would like to join, contact us by emailing dolesab@ku. or speak with us after. afterwards we will have time to answer questions. if you have a question, please raise your hand and a worker with a microphone will come to you. please stand if you are able and ask one brief question. we have a

we'll see when temperatures change >>> mma champion conor mcgregor has donated $1 million to families of first responders mcgregor announced he's making the donation to new york's steven sillier tunnel to towers foundation, which supports families of firefighters and law enforcement ofrsers who were killed in the line of duty the fighter also pledged to donate $5 for every case sold of his proper number 12 irish whiskey every year to those first responders >>> still ahead, wall street's big swing back into the green. > d harvey weinstein set to learn his sentence today as new details emerge do your sneezes turn heads? ♪ try zyrtec. zyrtec starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec. muddle no more. and try zyrtec-d for proven relief of your allergies, sinus pressure, and congestion. t minus ten seconds eggo homestyle waffles. we are go for... lift off. now that they're crispier and fluffier. i think this one's a solo mission. i understand. would you let go of your eggo? [son] mom! yeah... [son] i fell. okay there's bandages in th

conor doughtery is an economic reporter for the la times. he also spent a decade writing on housing and economy he has been an la times columnist since 2001. he is a three-time pulitzer prize finalist. they're here to discuss the new book golden gate. [applause]. [applause] thank you for coming it's great to be back one of the greatest independent bookstores in the entire country. [applause] i spent many a day and night looking at my books with my daughter back there. you can buy as many books as you want. makes an excellent gift item. you could write out all of your holiday shopping tonight. [applause]. it's not just a book about housing i think it's not an exaggeration to call this a manuscript. and then with the housing crisis and then it begins and then it ends up the author of sb 50 and may be coming back. take us back to the great migration and the movement west and with the single-family home. and with the barbecue a backyard. and the california living. and some of the early history of how california grew and the role housing has play

cross shot from conor o'toole 3 done in done with that beautiful bicycle kick no good though but it still is an impressive attempt but he's not happy so the jets answer back to stop time nick fitzgerald take in the past both. his former side he slams are crossed over no dice footwork they're just too little too late jets up one mil after half time melbourne city looking to drop even fine for in very his header for the equaliser does. teammate's close your firm no one else is there the host looking for goal number 2 and it's a bomb of a shot from stephen or got to vic just can't get there he's going to fall behind it's a beautiful group just held the lead to upset 2nd place melbourne city to one and likely the last game for a while as the football federation of australia postpone the rest of the season. and with many sports impacted by the current of ours it's a great time to see the future athletes pick up the mantle and no one does that better than this young boxer 8 year old. showing off some pretty impressive skills on social media calling himself the future of german boxing he trains

cross shot from conor o'toole 3 done in done with that beautiful bicycle kick no good though but it still is an impressive attempt but he's not happy so the jets answer back to stop time nick fitzgerald take in the past. his former side he slams are crossed over no dice footwork they're just too little too late jets up one mil after half time melbourne city looking to drop even craig news in fine form very his header for the equaliser. does teammates close your firm no one else is there the host looking for goal number 2 and it's a bomb of a shot from stephen or got to vic just can't get there he's going to fall behind it's a beautiful group just held the lead to upset 2nd place melbourne city 21 in likely the last game for a while as the football federation of australia postponed the rest of the season. and with many sports impacted by the current of ours it's a great time to see the future athletes pick up the mantle and no one does that better than this young boxer 8 year old. showing off some pretty impressive skills on social media calling himself the future of german boxing he train

conor washington added a third inside the last ten minutes before hibs pulled one back.raw for the second edition of the uefa nations league has been made today, with all the home nations involved. england have been drawn against iceland, denmark and belgium with the games taking place in the autumn. wales are in with the republic of ireland, bulgaria and finland. scotland have drawn israel, slovakia and czech republic. northern ireland will play austria, romania and norway. despite the impact of the coronavirus on global sport, the ioc president thomas bach says it's business as usual for the olympic games in tokyo this summer and he's urged competitors to contune their preparations for the scheduled start ofjuly 24th. he was speaking at an executive committee meeting in laussane today. 12 people have died injapan with around a thousand cases of the virus identified. that's all the sport for now. hello. we know it was a very wet winter and the met office says it was the uk's third at least frosty winter on record. we are starting wednesday actually with a widespread fro

.>>> of course the need for hand sanitizer is at an all-time high these days and as conor mccue reports, one colorado company is kicking production into high gear. >> reporter: right now, hand sanitizer is needed more than ever. that's why last week, ceo gary slater got a call from the governor's innovation response team task force. >> basically he asked us to produce as much as we could so we ramped up a new production line. >> and just a wee, they shifted all production to fill the states needs. the tough task will be filling thousands of large bottles, too, which the company has never done. >> we literally build a production line, we are now filling quart size bottles, gallon sized bottles and half gallon sized bottles. >> the sanitizer will wind up in the hands of people it is literally a day by day prioritization of where we are moving the product. >> reporter: eventually they could help hospitals and other states but like countless local companies, the focus right now is on colorado in one of its greatest times of need. >> i'm just glad that we were able to fulfill the need of the

hello conor. what do you do all day? that is the question.ep you company?” even now that is boring. you had a cat to keep you company? i did yes. i actually had to at the moment. many of the people that were locked out of the city, were gone for a few days to see their families. and they got locked out for a long time. sol am looking out for a few frank's cats. and helping than i do would starve to death. connor as far as i know you are the only brit who has had the coronavirus, the first and halfhearted, and is managing to talk to us. you look ok. how are you feeling? and what was it like having this problem is? will but your symptoms what did you go to? my health at the moment is fine. i have re cove red, health at the moment is fine. i have recovered, and healthy. during that time which i had it, it really was not fun. it wasn't an experience that i would want to that's real again. a problem with this virus, with this disease, it comes in stages. you first have just a common cold, gary smedley, coughing that sort of thing. from there, it g

ok, doctor conor bamford, thank you very much for your time today. new measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus in the uk — the government and medical advisors urge everyone to avoid unnecessary social contacts, to work from home where possible and to stay away from pubs and restaurants. the government is to announce new measures to support the economy during the coronavirus outbreak, after warnings that the latest restrictions could put firms out of business. the eu looks set to close borders to most foreign travellers for at least the next month, and plans to ban all non—essential travel throughout europe‘s schengen free—travel zone. in sport, we expect to hear from you today as representatives of its 55 member associations meet to create a strategy to deal with the fallout from the current crisis. euro 2020 is expected to be postponed for a year. the ioc is also meeting today to discuss the olympics and in particular qualifying events that have been hit. japan‘s olympic minister has said the tokyo olympics will be held on time, with spectator

we asked conor knighton to find out. >> the sun has just barely come up -- >> you see the egret up therell day in this cathedral of cypress, winding around caddo lake in east texas, shooting great egrets -- >> can you go into these over here that are backlit? >> -- and green lily pads, all to create what amounts to one minute of television. >> what i try to do is capture the essence, the sense of a place. and i'm very lucky in that i go to places that's it's not all that difficult to romanticize. >> miller's travels have taken him from the vastness of the valley of the gods in southeast utah to the serenity of walden pond in concord, massachusetts. he's captured a charismatic fox in snowy grand teton national park in wyoming and an elusive alligator at aransas national wildlife refuge in texas. >> a lot of the places i show, you know, most people won't ever get to experience themselves. i pinch myself sometimes. it's-- it's very special. >> miller is part of a network of photographers spread out all across the country who capture our moments of nature. a 27-hour drive away in northwest n

. >> next on booktv, "new york times" economic reporter conor dougherty reports on the housing crisis in the san francisco bay area. and then c-span cities tour visit san antonio, texas, to interview local authors and explore that cities literary scene. then mitchell kaplan, owner of books and books in coral gables florida talks about how the coronavirus has impacted his bookstore operations. find more information in your program guide. >> hi, everyone. going to going to get started with tonight event. thank you all so much for coming. .. he also spent a decade writing on housing and economy for the wall street journal. steve has been an la times colonist since 2001, has won numerous journalism awards and is a three-time pulitzer prize finalist. today we celebrate connor's new book which is a stunning

conor doughtery is an economic reporter for the la times. he also spent a decade writing on housing and economy he has been an la times columnist since 2001. he is a three-time pulitzer prize finalist. they're here to discuss the new book golden gate.