she will not be daunted. has its own survey saying that most britons wa nt own survey saying that most britons want a new mansion tax. you are not very surprised about this, joe? tell us very surprised about this, joe? tell us why. i haven't been able to find the details of the survey sol us why. i haven't been able to find the details of the survey so i can't tell you how legitimate it is. but when you ask people questions about the "mansion tax" you do get people supporting it if you are effectively asking people, would you like richer people to pay more tax for services that you like? unsurprisingly, that generally gets a lot of support. under mansion tax is something that has been a controversial issue for some time. yes, it is supported, consistently, in the polls, by a large proportion of the population. but it still doesn't make it has also proved to be particularly unpopular among conservative mps in the past, but also among those people and can —— in traditional conservative constituencies. they poin

but she is not daunted either. and today the word is daunted or not daunted. that is the question.not daunted and specifically she is ata not daunted and specifically she is at a commonwealth date service tomorrow at west chester abbey when she deals representatives of all 54 commonwealth countries so it will be a bit of internationaljamboree. but my goodness me, the war did not defeat her, nothing defeats her, coronavirus, forget it. she will be fine provided she does not know any elderly man with any pre—existing health conditions. i shall park that one and move on. i think so, yes. let's move swiftly on. let's go to the independent. most britons want a new mansion tax in the budget and this is interesting because it is based on an independent survey. this is interesting because it is based on an independent surveylj have based on an independent survey.” have not been able to find out the details but it does not surprise me when you ask the entire british population whether the richer it should pay more tax for nice things that a large number of people will agree with it. a mansi

the british people may be worried that they are not daunted —— but they are not daunted, will protectse to this challenge. this is a different kind of conservative budget, not the authority of old but labours is too little too late. the chancellor shows not sombre, and lots of brass neck, when he bows that measures to deal with coronavirus are only possible because of his party's judgement of the economy. this isa judgement of the economy. this is a budget which has an admission of failure. elsewhere, if ever freeze on fuel duty and millions for road, rail, broadband but with big borrowing on the books, look who is striking a note of caution. prudent management of the public finances is one of the public finances is one of the usp's of the conservative party. government doesn't have any money of its own, has many other people's money and we owe it to them to only take as much as we need ants to spend it wisely. this government wants to look like it is tackling regional inequality, levelling up, budgets are about planning for the future. but there is an uncertain present to get group f

the british people may be worried, but they are not daunted.ry and our people. we will rise to this challenge. for a period, people. we will rise to this challenge. fora period, it's going to be tough, but i'm confident that our economic performance will re cove r. to get to the other side, £12 billion to start with four public services private business. spending ona services private business. spending on a scale worth listening to. first... first, whatever extra resources our nhs needs to cope with coronavirus, it will get. whether it is millions of pounds or billions of pounds, whatever it needs, whatever it costs, we stand behind our nhs. he promised cash, grants, even suspending business taxes for some small firms. if people fall ill or can't work, we must support their finances. we'll make sure that our safety net remains strong enough to fall back on. for businesses with fewer than 250 employees, i have decided the cost of providing statutory sick pay to any employee off work due to coronavirus will, forup to 14 off work due to coronaviru

it will get more daunting in the days to come. the country is with you. we support you. we respect you. we love you. and we are already working on policies that will ease your burden as much as i can be achieved. colleagues, what we must do in the next few days is unlike anything any of us have ever done. this is a crisis without modern precedent. we need to flex muscles that may have atrophied. we will have to work across the aisle. to produce momentous legislation in the span of a few days. we will do it, since we must do it. the american people are suffering. businesses are shattered. our workers are without work. let us come together and do what is necessary to protect the american people in this time of historic challenge. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> the senate continues work on a relief bill. direct cash payments to individuals, provide relief for small businesses, target lending to industries, and

the british people may be worried, but they are not daunted.ntry and our people. we will rise to this challenge. for a period, it is going to be tough. but i am confident that our economic performance will recover. to get to the other side, £12 billion to start with four public services and private business, spending on a scale worth listening to. first, first, whatever extra resources the nhs needs to cope with coronavirus, it will get stop whether it is millions of pounds or billions of pounds, whatever it needs, whatever it costs, we stand behind our nhs. he promised cash, grants, even suspending business taxes for some small companies. if people fall ill oi’ small companies. if people fall ill or cannot work, we must support their finances. we will make sure that our safety net remains strong enough to fall back on, for businesses with fewer than 250 employees, i have decided that the cost of providing statutory sick pay to any employee off work due to coronavirus will, for up to 1a days, be refunded by the government, in full. beyond the i

the british people may be worried, but they are not daunted.try and our people. we will rise to this challenge. for a period, it is going to be tough. but i am confident that our economic performance will recover. to get to the other side, £12 billion to start with for public services and private business. spending on a scale worth listening to. first... first, whatever extra resources the nhs needs to cope with coronavirus, it will get. whether it's millions of pounds or billions of pounds, whatever it needs, whatever it costs, we stand behind our nhs. he promised cash, grants, even suspending business taxes for some small firms. if people fall ill or can't work, we must support their finances. we will make sure that our safety net remains strong enough to fall back on. for businesses with fewer than 250 employees, i have decided that the cost of providing statutory sick pay to any employee off work due to coronavirus will, for up to 1a days, be refunded by the government in full. beyond the immediate emergency, the task was also to keep the p

looking at 30 days, it's daunting. taking it a week at a time, how do we assess where we are going, what do we do to make it better and assess how the work is going forward? we have to accept that there will be changes in terms of how the nation functions. i don't think we know it all yet, but we haven't seen it. host: we appreciate you start your day with us. >> earlier today during his coronavirus briefing, new york governor cuomo talked about his brother

all hands must be on deck, because the task before us is daunting. and may get eclipse the pain felt by workers and families during the great recession, at least for many families. now what's the first order of business here in the senate, is to take up and pass the recent house bill, and do it today. it will provide free coronavirus testing. that's essential. it would extend paidai sick lea. it would give food assistant, medicaid reimbursement and expanded unemployment insurance. i understand that some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle might want to amend the legislation or have it written differently if they were the ones putting it together. but i remind them that leader mcconnell said that he would defer to the agreement between the speaker of the house and secretary mnuchin. the president has said he will sign this bill if the senate passes it. so if we change the bill, it will go backye to the house, be delayed, and delayed the aid it contains forpi american families coping with the impact of the virus. so please, my colleagues, w

what i've outlined may seem like a daunting, even an impossible challenge, but our nation has overcome far greater challenges before. already america is rising to take on the china virus. the giant of american industry is wakening, retooling our factories to join this fight just as we did during world war ii. never bet against america's workers and american ingenuity. and all across this country americans are springing into action. we know the vital role our doctors and nurses will play in the coming months alongside our first responders, our factory workers and farmers, our grocers and on down the list. ask yourself now how can you help. can you keep your distance from those most at risk realizing that the china virus preys on our most earnest desires, for society and companionship. can you offer a charity for a friend in need? can you pick up groceries for your elderly neighbor? can you keep your workers on payroll an benefits just a little longer until our legislation kicks in? can you postpone your tenant's rent for a month? can you pray for deliverance of our nation and the world?

that is a daunting price tag except when you put it in context of the american economy tand what it takes to keep us on track or put us back ontrack . our top priority must be the in the direct really to the healthcare sector. our doctors, nurses, first responders, lab techs and in the hospitals and health clinics they support. yesterday i spent an houron fthe telephone with the governor of illinois, jd pritzker. talking about the reality on the ground in myhome state and the choices that we face . it's a tough job being governor . never cover and when you have to make a decision about the lifestyle of families and al individuals about the businesses and their future. and literally a life-and-death choice in terms of policy. no one willingly accepts that but when you run for high office, there's always that possibility. these concerned and i share his concern about the t capacity of our hospitals and thclinics in illinois to abide or to deal with the infections that are becoming more and more common in our state. the numbers of infections are growing as the number of tests are increasing

it will only get more daunting in the days to come but know this workers, the country is with you. we support you, we respect you, we love you and we are already working on policies that will help you as much as that can be achieved in family to my senate colleagues what we must do in the next few days is unlike anything any of us have ever done in our time in congress. this is a crisis without modern precedent. we will have to flex muscles that manufactured feed incorporated in ways we may not be accustomed to. we are going to have to work across the aisle in the span of this capitol capitol to produce momentous legislation in the span of a few days. we will do it because we must do it. the american people are suffering while businesses are shuttered while workers are without

one day the prime minister's wife and 2 government ministers have already tested positive for kofi daunting. ghost towns across. the only crowded places here are hospitals the virus is now spreading faster in spain than it is in italy. this situation has become so desperate that patients who don't require urgent care are being treated in their cars in madrid medical staff are running on empty with tired dr christina bell yo has come out of retirement to assist on the front lines each other sent. their meals good to make yourself lease full this way you feel your helping society and being of service to your colleagues and to the hospitals as the ground without going into. up until now each region has been making its own decisions about what to do in the crisis catalonia put 4 towns on lockdown and other regions have already shut schools restaurants and other public venues but now the central government has stepped in and made it clear that from now on the directives will be coming from madrid but the measures we're taking are drastic and unfortunately they will have consequences. this means

to get new years i thought since joining us not them thanks for that michel just one day not to be daunted states where lawmakers have now agreed to 2 trillion dollars stimulus package after days of wrangling democrats and republicans that arms the deal shortly after midnight in washington among the items agreed adults could receive direct deposits of up to 1200 dollars 500 dollars for children the government will support small businesses with loans to the tune of $367000000000.00 and hospitals will receive around $150000000000.00 in aid and also be half a trillion dollars in guaranteed subsidized loans to larger businesses. president trump has said that he hopes americans will be back at work instead the world health organization is warning that the u.s. could become the new epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic break in new york city is so severe that white house officials have called on anyone who has recently left the city to self isolate for 2 weeks more than 15000 cases have been confirmed in new york city and around 200 deaths it's been in lockdown since sunday. people in new york h

our medical workers are already performing a herculean task that will only get more daunting in the days to come. but know this, workers, the country is with you. we support you, we respect you, we love you, and we are already working on policies that will ease your burden as much as that can be achieved. and finally, to my senate colleagues, what we must do in the next few days is unlike anything any of us has ever done in our time in congress. this is a crisis without modern precedent. we're going to have to flex muscles that of may have atrophied. we're going to have to cooperate in ways we may not be accustomed to. we are going to have to work to produce momentous legislation in the span of a few days. we will do it because we must do it. the american people are suffering, our businesses are shuttered, our factories lie a dell. our -- lie idle. our workers are without work. let us come together and do what's necessary to protect sir. mr. booker: i would like to vitiate the quorum call, sir. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. booker: i'm grateful, mr. president. this past w

it is a daunting task. the amount of money involved is anywhere from 7 billion to imtroleum. for these estimates from time to time. and that is a massive amounts of money by any measure. but the measured against the economy of the united states, may not be adequate to the challenge. some have suggested cash payments to individual americans. i have no aversion to that idea. they hope it is substantial. i hope it is a one time that is not followed up by many of us, or in the democratic side are working on a program that we think will say families, were not just going to send you one check and wishing the best. we will stand by you during this very difficult and challenging time. i've spent the last several days on the telephone with business leaders across the state. it started with calling one of my favorite restaurants that had an online f message is talked about closing downte for busines and not quite sure of their future printed it is troubling to hear a person, family members for their lives into a restaurant and now facing closure and wondering they will ever open again.

looking at 30 days, it's daunting. taking it a week at a time, how do we assess where we are going, what do we do to make it better and assess how the work is going forward? we have to accept that there will be changes in terms of how the nation functions. i don't think we know it all yet, but we haven't seen it. host: we appreciate you start your day with us. >> use charts and maps to track the virus global spread and the u.s. andes in county by county. our coronavirus web page is our easy way to watch c-span unfiltered coverage of this pandemic. >> earlier today during his daily coronavirus briefing, new york governor andrew cuomo talked about his brother, chris cuomo who tested positive for coronavirus and the impact that could have on the family decision to issue statewide guidelines. >> he's smart. he's social distancing, yes. wind up exposing yourself. people wind up exposing you and they find out they are positive days later. >> my mother is older and she's healthy. i said you can't have mom at the house. lonely

it is a bit daunting really coming and seeing the shop empty.ng to look into it. most of the big retailers are long gone. the smaller ones that i left are struggling. if he gets any lower than this, it will bulldoze the place down. the main shopping centre... rewind to the 60s and 70s, the talent was bustling, once at the heart of the coal industry. but decades of industrial decline have left their mark. now many of the big name chains have gone, what was was a primary retail space has been left to decay. and almost one in every four shops here is empty. that is nearly double the national average. after more than a decade on the high street, bernadette called time on her shop. she didn't want to sign a new nine year lease, so now work from home. i haven't got the overhead didn't like i had in the shop. we looked at moving further into the marketplace. we were talking about thousands of pounds a month rather than hundreds. across the uk, more than 17,000 shops are forecast to close this year. that is up forecast to close this year. that is ‘7 for

the numbers are daunting. what are we doing? everything we can. first, flatten the curve, continue to flatten the curve so you reduce peak demand. we announced dramatic closings yesterday to reduce the density. it is possible we will do more butatic closings, not today i am talking to the other governors in the other states, showing that expected flow into the hospitals. it is clear we cannot manage that flow. how can you reduce the flow? you reduce the spread. how do you reduce the spread? you close down more interaction among people. how do you close down more interaction? close the bars, the gyms, etc., and you continue to close down things such as businesses. italy got to the point where the only things they left open grocery stores and pharmacies. those were essential services, but they closed everything else. we are not there yet but we have to get down that rate of spread because whatever we do on the hospital side, we cannot thatmodate the numbers demand on the hospital system. we just an active rules yesterday. we are not enacting any of

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very clear about what we've been doing, and what it will take, to stem a bigger tied, and it is a daunting undertaking, across the entire government. which is why he added man power to this whole effort and put the vice president in charge of it. but make no mistake about it, whether it's border security, or the coronavirus, president trump has made your safety and the safety of america the number one priority of his administration. [ applause ] >> thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you, everyone. >> good to be with you all. >> thank you, cpac. >> thank you. >>> hello. hello, cpac. good morning. man, this is excited, right? my first time being here on this stage. it's great to see all of you. it's an honor, really. i know you have all probably had

yes, it sounds daunting. but the cdc said it is important to note so far as far as they know, no one has become infected from touching a surface contaminated with the virus. but you should be cleaning all of the surfaces first with soap and water and thin disen fecting them. and the biggest takeaway is to make sure you're regularly washing hands. send us your questions about covid-19 on social media, also find full coverage at nbcbayarea.com, click on coronavirus coverage tab, it is on our home page. >>> let's get to our weather. and take a live look in san francisco. we saw a dip in temperatures today. but even more changes are coming this weekend. you could see some clouds and some fog already in the city. our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is with us. what do we need to know, jeff. >> we do have about a 20 degrees temperature drop moving in with the storm system that will pull down all of the cold air from the north and also some chances of on again/off again rainfall this weekend. so it is not nonstop r

i feel like sometimes we feel daunted.nspire people to work remotely as a team and not feel like, you know what, we're lo losers you never felt like a loser if you were under your command. >> that's a great point. we had to fight in jsoc distributed with people sometimes alone. we were across 27 countries simultaneously and synchronized ourselves every day. we had to realize when people are alone, they don't have what the germans used to call the feel of the cloth, the feel that you could put your shoulder up against your comrade and know you were together. i think in today's world, particularly in this work from home environment, we have to set up a daily operating rhythm where we communicate to teams with candor and accuracy but with the humility to know we don't know exactly what's going on we can't predict perfectly at the same time we have to get information from them. imagine you're a new employee in a team you can start to feel alone, out wherever your home or apartment you work in. most of what you used to learn wa

>>now a day despite daunting challenges caused by coronavirus a california state school superintendent wants to reassure parents and students at learning will not take a back seat. >>good evening, thanks for joining us tonight, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore 2 additional bay area counties have issued orders to shelter in place. >>and just a short time ago the president signed a major bipartisan relief package for americans during this coronavirus pandemic social dense distancing is very important in our daily lives in no different here that's why we are so far apart to maintthasocial distance were practicing the guidelines to the centers for disease control recommends. >>and we encourage you to do the same thing. >>tonight around the world more than 8,800 people have died from the coronavirus is with more than 218,000 cases reported globally. there are more than 9,300 cases in the united states with the death toll up to 150 in california, the total number of cases up his up to 865 with 16 deaths. >>these tallies come from johns hopkins medical center and we have that center's interact

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it will only get more daunting in the days to come but know this workers, the country is with you. we support you, we respect you, we love you and we are already working on policies that will help you as much as that can be achieved in family to my senate colleagues what we must do in the next few days is unlike anything any of us have ever done in our time in congress. this is a crisis without modern precedent. we will have to flex muscles that manufactured feed incorporated in ways we may not be accustomed to. we are going to have to work across the aisle in the span of this capitol capitol to produce momentous legislation in the span of a few days. we will do it because we must do it. the american people are suffering while businesses are shuttered while workers are without work. let us come together and do what's necessary to protect the american people in this time of historic challenge. i yield the floor. >> mr. president this past week we have seen the spread of covid-19 has really become a crisis not just for our nation but a crisis for every american. today millions of ame

the british people may be worried, but they are not daunted. this challenge. for a period, it is going to be tough. but i am confident that our economic performance will recover. to get to the other side, £12 billion to start with for public services and private business, spending on a scale worth listening to. first, first, whatever extra resources the nhs needs to cope with coronavirus, it will get. whether it is millions of pounds or billions of pounds, whatever it needs, whatever it costs, we stand behind our nhs. he promised cash, grants, even suspending business taxes for some small firms. if people fall ill or cannot work, we must support their finances. we will make sure that our safety net remains strong enough to fall back on, for businesses with fewer than 250 employees, i have decided that the cost of providing statutory sick pay to any employee off work due to coronavirus will, for up to 1a days, be refunded by the government, in full. beyond the immediate emergency... the task was also to keep the promises of the tory manifesto, t

that math is daunting, overwhelming, some say impossible.or sanders did not make a public statement last night, meeting with his campaign team today to discuss the road ahead. again, cnn is live in burlington, vermont, for us. we're going it hear from the senator at the top of the hour, we expect, ryan. what are you hearing from inside the campaign? >> reporter: you know, john, they are being very tight-lipped as to what exactly bernie sanders is going to tell us here in this 1:00 p.m. press conference. i have to say, i've talked to numerous aides over the past 24 hours. at no point has any aide even suggested the idea of sanders exiting the race, but they've also been very careful to acknowledge that he has really pe performed below expectations in both of the last two super tuesday contests. they expected to do much better in states like michigan in states like texas, you know, even in a state like california, where they expected to run up the delegate total, they fell well short of their long-term goal. so, what is the path forward for be

the sunset after tokyo, this summer, and the thought of training for another year and a half seems daunting right now. >>> i think they made a good decision considering what everybody is going through at this time. >>> it is the first time in modern history the olympics have been postponed during peace time. the games in 1916, '40 and '44 were cancelled because of world war i and ii. >> a critical miss >>> and welcome back. good wednesday morning to you. tracking some showers on high def doppler. i'm at my home in san jose but still giving you the forecast and tracking some showers right now this morning. so, let's show you first of all, a few spotty showers for the north bay and also looking at some showers pushing across parts of the san francisco area and for the peninsula. gianna. >>> we have an injury accident westbound 24 at fish ranch road causing some delays now. all lanes are blocked until it is cleared out of the way. a vehicle spun out and is facing the wrong way. another vehicle as well. debris in the roadway so they are going to run a traffic break in a few minutes. signs have

. >> reporter: the idea of not being able to bring home a paycheck can be daunting. >> stephanie joins me now. we've been seeing a lot of roller coaster days but that was a big, big drop today. should we be concerned? >> lester, concern is fair but it's not a time to panic. we're not facing a financial crisis today. what we're facing is a public health emergency and the underlying economy is strong with patience we'll see that strength again. i said treat your 401(k) like you're trying to treat your face do not touch it. >> that's easier said than done. your point is taken. >> at least not yet. >> thank you. >>> there is growing concern in washington after a senator and four house members were in contact with a man infected with the coronavirus after that two of the congressman came within close proximity to president trump. our jeff bennett is at the white house. >> reporter: as financial markets tumble and the number of u.s. cases of coronavirus climbs, president trump tonight continuing to downplay the outbreak as the coronavirus crisis hits close to home on capitol hill at least fo

this truly is one of the most daunting challenges that our state has ever faced. but sometimes, the worst times have a way of bringing out the very best in people. and marylanders are a shining example of that. we have seen so many examples of compassion and generosity in recent days, and there are dozens of them. but let me just tell you a couple. a number of our distillers across the state are now, instead of producing alcohol, they are producing hundreds of bottles of hand sanitizer for the local communities. yesterday, the owners of pasadena boat works donated 14,000 respirator masks to the maryland department of health. and a group of baltimore city residents has come together to form a quarantine response network, to run errands and check in on their elderly neighbors. in places like hampden and charles village and winchester. in these times of anxiety and uncertainty, the people all across our state always look for ways to reach out and help their neighbors. to encourage that generous spirit, today, we are launching a new maryland unites website at governor

the sunset after tokyo, this summer, and the thought of training for another year and a half seems daunting right now. >>> i think they made a good decision considering what everybody is going through at this time. >>> it is the first time in modern history the olympics have been postponed during peace time. the games in 1916, '40 and '44 were cancelled because of world war i and ii. >> a critical miss >>> and welcome back. good wednesday morning to you. tracking some showers on high def doppler. i'm at my home in san jose but still giving you the forecast and tracking some showers right now this morning. so, let's show you first of all, a few spotty showers for the north bay and also looking at some showers pushing across parts of the san francisco area and for the peninsula. gianna. >>> we have an injury accident westbound 24 at fish ranch road causing some delays now. all lanes are blocked until it is cleared out of the way. a vehicle spun out and is facing the wrong way. another vehicle as well. debris in the roadway so they are going to run a traffic break in a few minutes. signs have

this it is a daunting, urgent challenge on which so many lives depend. method, bbc news.at we call clinical trials, next month in april. what might be the timeline from then onwards? that is the big question. here are aiming to have 1 million doses of a vaccine ready by the end of the year, so by the end of december 2020. but really in parallel to that effort, we are scaling it up to what we like to say our population level numbers of doses because that is what is going to be crucial here to stop the spread of the virus. yes. it was only the 9th of january that the chinese government published the genetic code for this virus online. it must have been a massive wake—up call for people like yourself. yes, that was really fundamentally critical to us. without that piece of information we couldn't really move forward. when we got that genetic sequence, we immediately shut into action and had our vaccine designed in three hours and immediately started manufacturing after that. that was really the critical piece of the puzzle that we needed to move forward. you have been tackli

and so to have people like the united states say ok, even that is not important, it just shows how dauntinghis is going to be. there is no way we will get there without the u.s. coming back in in a strong way. david: do you think if you met with president trump, you could convince him on paris, to maybe get back in? or is that beyond your capabilities to do that? bill: i -- i -- someone else should do that. [laughter] david: all right. now, the largest companies in the world and in the united states today are technology companies -- apple, facebook, google, microsoft and so forth. do you worry that there is too much power and too much data in the hands of these technology companies, and are you surprised the government has not done something more than they have today about this? bill: well, technology has become so central that government has to think ok, what does that mean about elections? what does it mean about bullying? what does it mean about wiretapping authorities that let you find out what is going on financially, or drug money laundering and things like that. so yes, the governmen