doo doo a simple instruction to us all. doo doo doo doo doo doo # use the soap, doo doo doo doo doo.#catchy as the song that inspired this class in belfast. # keep them clean, doo doo doo doo doo # keep them clean.# wash your hands is still the mantra but the government is now outlining a lot more. this is complex. the prime minister appearing with the experts alongside. i fully understand public concern. your concern. keeping the country safe is the government's overriding priority. the plan does not set out what the government will do — it sets out the steps that we could take at the right time and on the basis of the scientific advice. prime minister, are you telling people today that, sooner or later, all of our lives are going to be disrupted somehow? the answer to your question is, i'm afraid at this stage it is just, i think, too early to say. to the chief medical officer, what is your best guess, if you can, of how many people will actually get this disease? it will not go above 80%. so, for planning purposes, of course we go up to the highest rate that it reasonably could. bu

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. ♪ wash your hands, doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ wash your hands doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ wash your hands ♪ wash youro ♪ >> i know you're singing along. i know you're singing along. you can't help it. the original version cracked the billboard top 100. it is an earworm kind of song. thank you, you're welcome. you'll be singing it all day. let's hope the new version catches on. >>> and some of our favorite furry monsters are stepping up in this time of need, an animated version of elmo and cookie monster. take a look. they recorded several public service announcements reminding kids how to wash their hands properly. you know who else is getting in the mix? grover, grover is teaching kids how to sneeze safely around other people. we're going to show you now. >> step two, move your elbow toward your nose and mouth. step three -- >> achoo! >> gesundheit. >> gesundheit. all part of "sesame street's" workshop caring for each other initiative helping families stay healthy mentally and physically during this tough time. >>> and we've been talking about pets so much. everybody who has one out there knows they

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this is d w doos live from berlin tonight germany pauses to honor the victims of a racist terror attack the nation's leaders are joined survivors relatives and supporters for a memorial in the western town of han now a far right gunman shot 10 people dead last month german president steinmeyer saying his country must do more to fight racism and anti muslim hatred also coming up tonight tear gas and shots fired on the border between greece and turkey greek guards use force to push back migrants migrants who were told just a few days ago by turkey you're free to go to your. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us we begin tonight here in germany remembering the horror of han l. 2 weeks after a racially motivated killing spree in the western german town the country's leaders today joined thousands of people including survivors and relatives to remember the victims a far right gunman shot 9 people dead in shisha barged in the town 2 weeks ago he then went on to kill his own mother before turning the gun on himself german chancellor angela merkel joined victim's friends and relatives at

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. >>> wash your hands ♪ wash your hands ♪ doo doo doo ♪ wash your hands >> parents get ready to haveng stuck in your head all day today. it's the latest edition of baby shark urging everyone to wash their hands. the video was posted a week ago and already has 3 million views on youtube. it's a great reminder for kids these days about staying safe and >> it's a great reminder for kids to stay safe and healthy. a great way to remind little kids. >> i spent the last three months trying to wash that song out of my head. we're back to saturday morning. march 28, 2020. we have a check of the headlines. u.p.s. has now reported more cases of coronavirus than any other country in the world. overnight that number jumped to at least 102,000 with 1600 deaths. hospitals struggle to keep up with its rapid rise in patients. the hardest hit the state of new york, especially new york city, leading other states across the country to now impose drastic new restrictions on travel frers the new york area. >> hospitals across the area will hopefully be receiving those desperately needed ventilators after

once governors close the boarders, fwheer a doo-doo show.e governor of florida if, you come in, what happens now with those thousands of hundreds of thousands of students leaving florida and the governor of alabama and georgia decide to block those interstates we will end up with a cascading mess. i want this quarantine to go away quickly. i hope it was a fleeting thought on the president's mind. again, don't give a damn order you can't enforce. >> rhode island starting to day, they're not going to knock on doors. they're stopping folks that have a new york license plate. they're taking down identities because if you have come from new york or traveled to and from new york, you now face potentially if you violate their regulations, either a fine and/or maybe some jail time if you continuously violate their regulations. what do you make of what rhode island is doing. >> i think that is a form of control. but that word quarantine. remember, once you quarantine a place, you won't have people for years scheduling a vacation in a place that's bee

laura: can the federal government doo moreave off a recession?iane: ty cannot stave off a recession. no matter what they do we are going through this huge stop. this is something we don't have can the government blunt the blows so that on the other se, individuals remain solvent? the iceberg is there. make sure that everyone has lifeboats this time. laura: does this feel like 2008 or of those things wely i know all 1987 was my first crisis. we don't kno the government's reaponse has been but it's not enough. we need a t lot a clock is ticking. until wall street sees efforts to keep people paid and keep these firms afloat, not picking winners and losers, ware talking bailouts, the whole nine rds. this is what we need now unt we get on the other side of this -- health crisis. that was southern that couldn't happen at the beginning of 2009. no one wanted to catch the falling knife. low interest rates on the others this will matter. they don't matte as much until the other side. we don't want to sli through in to these covid tainted waters. it is cri

the other thing is once governors start to close their borders, we're into a doo-doo show because whenoses his border like the governor of florida now don't want people to come in. what happens now with those thousands of -- or hundreds of thousands of students leaving florida if the governor of alabama and georgia decide to block those interstates, which by the way is against the law. so we will end up with a cascading mess. i wish this word "quarantine" go away quickly. i hope it was just a fleeting thought on the president's mind. but, again, don't give a damn law you can't enforce. >> general, you are probably watching rhode island because i can tell you're sort of hinting towards the ideas of closing borders. rhode island starting today, they're knocking on doors. they're stopping folks that have a new york license plate. they're taking down identities because if you have come from new york or traveled to and fro from new york, you now face potentially if you violate their regulations, either a fine and/or maybe some jail time if you continue to violate their regulations. what do

. >> so far everyone is being good doo g what they are asked t foit ieverybody's safety and well-beingmark: people seem to be standing quite close together. >> they do. any groups, tee, four, five, we are speaking to them. everybody should know by now if they've watched the news, etc. they know what the situation is. mark: the police station is seuttered up, like most shops and busin supermarket marshals encouraging customers to obse ve the etiqueof the epidemic. >> you are standing too close together. mark:o you think it is clear what you are supposed to be doing? >> it is, but i think a lot of people are not listening and paying attention to it. mark: to live in the same house? >> no. >>ou shouldn't be standing close together. >> i'm well aware of that. mark: do you think the rules are clear? >> from what i'm seeing today, no. mark:rc we are being to examine every aspect of our society and the way we live to enter a difficult question -- how ch does this matter right now? the prime minister's beloved land of liberty has become a kingdom in captivity, and not everyone agrees with it.

prepare for the high point of the curve and doo it now! when are you gonna do it, the night ever? reporter: monday was even national doctors' day. but in new york, they've had no chance to celebrate. they're on the front lines in a city where the coronavirus death toll is riding rapidly -- rising rapidly. >> there is coronavirus fallout for the u.s. economy. another big retailer is getting rid of workers. the department store, macy's, announcing it will temporarily lay off the majority of its 130,000 employees, without pay. macy's joins a growing list of american retailers who are laying off employees in a bid to save cash while their sales disappear. the department store depends heavily on foot traffic and was already struggling before the crisis. unemployment claims in the united states are ballooning due to measures to stop the spread of the coronavirus. all right. i'm joined now by our financial correspondent in new york. good afternoon to you. macy's laying off its employees. but wasn't that $2 trillion stimulus bill passed last week by the u.s. congress, wasn't it supposed t

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the jaipur who has been following signs of sectarian violence in the world's largest democracy am doos message in support of a songe was read out by pink floyd founder roger waters in pomona square this week thanks so much for jay for coming on before we get to the multimillion multi 1000000000 dollar arms deals in india with the donald trump your reaction to the trial here in london you know the fact is that journalists like you and i who cover all the destruction of countries or an immense debt to people like julian a science nobody believes you until you have hard evidence and they give it to us and i think really that's the reason why the us sure look you know determined to get assad to humiliate him to destroy him it's to sort of what the story of walk crimes and torture back into the bottle and make this a story about somebody demonized in such a criminal way my feeling is that he's not going to get anything like a fair trial and it's really quite a shame for journalism in general you might have to remind us actually there was a wiki leaks us cable showing the international red c

my family, my children that live in new york and new jersey can't doo that. one of the first things he did was go after healthcare as a retiredto healthcare worke worker, professional. i am a professional everybody needs healthcare why word youl. attack the aca? secondly he denigrated and attacked the first african-american president to prove he was a college graduate and went to school and born in america. this man cares for no one he attacks for everybody is equal opportunity with hispanics and women in african-american. >> you won't be surprised i will agree to disagree but first of all your taxes are too high and your beef is not with donald trump it is with the lunatic who was elected to public office of the majority in new york who raise your taxes that high. so maybe you should elect some republicans to cut your taxes. with regard to the aca it is unconstitutional nobody should have to be forced to buy anything especially not health insurance. if you decide to support the aca it will collapse you will end up with a single player. one - - plan and medic

and cockadoodle doo — the giant new art installation gracing a skyline in yorkshire. the giant new artation england the giant new art installation prepare to face wales twickenham england prepare to face wales at twickenham tomorrow needing a win to keep alive their hopes of winning the title in the six nations. good evening. in the last few minutes it's been confirmed that a second person has died from coronavirus in the uk — he was an elderly man with underlying health who was in hospital in milton keynes. the number of people in the uk now infected with coronavirus has risen again, to 164, up from 116 yesterday. that's the biggest increase in a single day so far. the government is to spend another £46 million to try to deal with the virus, including more money to find a vaccine and to develop a rapid test for the disease. around the world there are now more than 100,000 cases, of those more than 100,000 cases, of those more than half, almost 56,000 people, have recovered. but more than 3,400 have died. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh has the latest. science fergus walsh has t

researchers want tot doo this research it has been made so incredibly difficult to get the research protocols approved throughcr the process because they are very restricted so the researchers in charleston south carolina from the bureaucratic barriers that's where legislation would be helpful. >> one thing that was interesting early in your tenure you convened a meeting of former v.a. secretaries. how did that go over? did you learn something from that? do stay in touch with any of them? >> one of the biggest problems le a big organization the government is the constant turnover at the top. almost every two years there is a new v.a. secretary february 2017 is still open to this day. so when you have this turnover and then it takes a long time, there's not a consistency of vision. i believe it was incumbent upon me to learn from my fellow secretaries who dealt with the same issues i was dealing with. i thought it was be very helpful in moving things along and knew a lot more than i did in many cases. they were so kind and generous. they appreciated being tapped into. one of the reasons i wrot

. >> i understand some people have that opinion about bloombergythisan news, certainly to doo everything i can in a non partisan way, mr. bloomberg did president, he is involved in politics he doesn't guest:e emails in the morning telling me how to write my sinc. stories. been covering congress?s you've >> since 2005.. >> >> a long time ago 25 years agoi spent five years ago at the globe and mail. >> steven stress what cycle is it for? you >> this is my third presidential, i was an intern with you guys at roll call.een fourth, fifth campaign cycle. so it has been almost ten years professionally. >> and with ' you this morningmpaign trail. taking your phone calls on what'sin e ouahead this week ing washington, what's ahead this week on the campaign trail, christine out of west virginia democrat good morning. >> good morning my question is about the coronavirus test. why did the trump administration refuse w.h.o. kits in february? when this came out my question owned stock inine that the cdc is not using a company that trump previously owned stock in. could he benefit from this? have we ch

how doo you distinguish before the fact between a real crisis and a a manufactured crisis? clearly in the last two and jeers at the very least there been some very real crises, whether it's the rise of anarchism or communist ideology, dashes him, the chinese cultural revolution. at the time one might've thought anybody who's raising an alarm about that was exaggerating the threat and thishr would all go away. possibly some of the things we want about today whether it's divisive poisonous identity politics are manufactured or maybe they are civilization changing. how do you tell? >> to answer to that. one is in general when there some sort of, if you claim there's an apartment a problem, a health problem. the i important thing is are running out of the weight energy the way everyone believe in the '70s. the best thing to do look at the longer-term trend. when you t look at long-term trends for most of these, for all of them, they've improved. for instance, in the '70s like the economist julian simon a look at long-term transeven l said we were run out of oil by the year 2000

but that's what we know of history, is history is made by don't doo do things or things. of people do things or don't do things, history goes this way or it goes that way. it's written by us. >> what sort of reaction did you big-- did you get a reaction? i know there was a column in the new york times. [laughter] >> other than that. >> was there the sort of wonderment, incredulity, and preoccupation that assailed me when i watched it. feel that this was a widespread -- that people were significantst on a scale? >> i think they were. it up -- our goal initially was just get this into the world. we want people to see this story. that's one of the reasons we made it short. people to be able to watch it on the internet and send it to somebody and say, you spend seven minutes and watch this thing. and we encouraged people to pirate it. it on youtube and facebook and anywhere that wanted it. them to get itor out. it's my goal that this footage be like the footage of, being hosedtivists in the south. everybodythat is -- has seen in america that's a part of every high school in a

that's not something we often see president trump doo do when he gets in front of a bunch of reporters like that. we saw him feeding groupd to the experts. there are technical questions about the specifics of the virus and the resources that the administration has. he's walking the sidelines between keeping people calm and setting realistic ex peck takes bs what an outbreak in the u.s. might look like. he started out yesterday by offering condolences to the family of the american in washington who died becoming the first american to die of the coronavirus. he said we're likely to see many more cases in the u.s. take a listen. >> additional cases in the united states are likely. but healthy individuals should be able to fully recover. and we think that will be a statement we can make with great surety now that we've gotten familiar with this problem. >> this is really a shift from his more dismissive tone during the earlier weeks of this virus when say example it would disappear when the weather got warmer. he's set to meet with the pharmaceutical companies. but the topic of a a vaccine

seven and, we pledge allegiance to the folks, because in space no one can hear you scream, yabba dabba doothe beef, you know the thing." we've got a great show for you tonight. ( cheers and applause ) ty burrell is here. but when we return, the coronavirus takes a bite out of the big apple. stick around. come on! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: jon batiste and "stay human," everybody! ( cheers and applause ) jon, coming up in just a minute, our friend ty burrell from "modern family" is going to be here. >> jon: oh, yes! >> stephen: i say "friend." also national treasure james taylor is here tonight to do au. folks, of course, coronavirus continues to dominate the headlines. in fact, i've now indefinitely suspended my beloved travel segment "stephen colbert: international nose licker." ( laughter ) we were going to italy next. ( laughter ) the virus has begun to hit us at home. after diagnosing two new cases florida declared a public

but i doo wonder there is an asterix next to simon same. i think it was tested positive for something that's just what i heard. [laughter]. [laughter]. read it was a really long look at a rate. in the body winter joe is here. in the audie awards winter. and my only disappointment is that these awards did not have been two months ago because that i would've been able to say, you know i really think. okay that joke. hillary uber is nominated. [screaming]. for best female narrator. now hillary is also doing the voiced of god introductions tonight, so everyone's at say, hope she wins. because you don't want to an voice of god. [laughter]. >> no you don't, you do not want to make me angry ♪ ♪. hillary, please reveal yourself so that we can worship you. back. mo rocca: , the house. [applause]. where is she going. while the audio boards began 25 years ago, the audiobook is so goes back much farther. e the very first work of western literature was an audiobook. i am talking of course by homer the one to change earl jones but that he was unavailable

, most of the people unless you're a celebrity cannot get a testing kit so you really think door-to-doo testingal kit, no, it's an attempt to get in your home and kill you, a beat you bt definitely rob you, that is what that is. jesse: people are working remotely and this is just a bonanza for phishing scams, scam artist, identity thieves, you don't really know who you're talking to, maybe jim rogers from hr is sending you an e-mail, you don't see him face-to-face so you assume it's him, people need to be careful about the e-mails they are getting. >> very, very vigilant, for those not familiar, when we say fishing it is ph, you think you're getting a legitimate e-mail and it looks like it could be from the government, american express, it looks real and you hand over political information like your social security, your checking account, credit card and suddenly you are out thousands of dollars and it's happening all over the country especially related to coronavirus, the only way i think regarding your coworkers if you do videoconferencing, i think that would eliminate confusion. jess

>> this is natural in any primary, once it win knonows doo this point.e two front runners or two viable candidates going neck in neck. i think this illustrates like we saw in 2016, the very deep divide in the democratic party between a moderate, more, i guess you could say establishment lane and then the progressives trying to shake things up and you're seeing it playing out in realtime. i find sanders attacks on biden interesting going after him for establishment support, and i think he's going to have to be very careful with how he frames those attacks because biden got quite a bit of support from african americans across the south on super tuesday and it's easy for someone like jim clyburn to say aftrican-americas aren't establishment. when biden is quite frankly just getting the majority of the vote at this point. >> let me ask your thoughts about elizabeth warren because she has proven to be very interesting in terms of the impact she has had on this race. not just in the way that she, you know, by some analysis has been present and making taking so

she said maybe what they doo need to do is have a rapid response where every day they collect a bunch of tweets and say these are the type of things we will not tolerate. of course the sanders campaign at the moment isn't doing that. bernie sanders is condemning that. elizabeth warren has made it clear she doesn't think sanders is doing enough to stem the vitreal online coming from his supporters. >> thank you both for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and when we come back, president trump continues to lie and continue tuesday contradict the experts as he fumbles his way through the coronavirus crisis. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ no matter when you retire, your income doesn't have to. see how lincoln can help ensure you still have income every month of your retirement, guaranteed, at lincolnfinancial.com. hills. you crush them... kind of. kale. you eat it for breakfast... sometimes. you go far to eliminate stubborn fat. but sometimes life gets in the way. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells

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they understand -- the sanders idealism cannot trump with what joe biden has been able to d doo convincet very constituency -- amy: we're going to have to leave it there but this is a discussion we want to continue and we will certainly get you both back on as we deal with this pandemic. we thank you both for spending this time from your homes. michael eric dyson has endorsed vice president joe biden. keeanga-yamahtta taylor we want .o thank democracy now! is looking for

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for your money this morning wal-mart shortens its hours at stores across >>stores are closing their doo like apple and nike and also drop as the reserve dropped interest rates to 0. jane king is live the nasdaq with those stories and more hi jane. >>heari a yes said the markets, let's just startwith with that we've ben has almost 3,000 points in the dow already th morning. we've r stabilized right around 23 2400 points loer at the moment, 5 seconds into the trading y, stocks were halted for 15 minutes we hit that7% down trigger d all this happening even as the federal reserve cuts interest rates to 0 in an emergency move last night. banks said we're not going to pay dividends shareholders for our business loans instead to help those folks out and ne of that seems to be helping is economists a try to calculate ofthe economic from basically was global ecomic shutdown now amc thears a regal cinemas havannounced a social diancing measures to help prevent the spread of th coronavirus amc reducing seating capacity by 50% until april 30th and regal is cutting in half the amount people n go wat

they understand -- the sanders idealism cannot trump with what joe biden has been able to d doo convincet very constituency -- amy: we're going to have to leave it there but this is a discussion we want to continue and we will certainly get you both back on as we deal with this pandemic. we thank you both for spending this time from your homes. michael eric dyson has endorsed vice president joe biden. keeanga-yamahtta taylor we want .o thank democracy now! is looking for >>> hello and thank you for joining us on this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan with the news from tokyo. >>> we start with the new coronavirus pandemic in europe, where the number of cases continues to surge. pope francis has visited two churches in rome to pray for an end to the disease. the pontiff made an unannounced visit to the basilica of st. mary major. he prarayed before an icon of t virginin mary that wawas carrie a procession to stop the plague in the year 593. there have been about 28,000 cases confirmed in italy,

she said maybe what they doo need to do is have a rapid response where every day they collect a bunch say these are the type of things we will not tolerate. of course the sanders campaign at the moment isn't doing that. bernie sanders is condemning that. elizabeth warren has made it clear she doesn't think sanders is doing enough to stem the vitreal online coming from his supporters. >> thank you both for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and when we come back, president trump continues to lie and continue tuesday contradict the experts as he fumbles his way through the coronavirus crisis. that's next. way through the coronavirus crisis that's next. i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of impulse control, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! unlike ordinary memory wsupplements-neuriva? has clinically proven ing

and the democrats will doo opposite of all of the things.but the identity of the individual the kind of personality traits that they be bring to the office are are still extremely important. despite all of that some kind of built-in. all of the personnel's and thousands of positions throughout the executive branch that will be the same. so we see this now, i think maybe sort of heightened and exaggerated almost at the personality traits that define thisis president i really coming to the floor. and if you remember back in 2016, perryman a lot of republican had reservations about president trump. this step will be smoothed out. all of these things others like other politicians, he doesn't know a lot about the issues and all of that. and t it makes us a little uncomfortable. but in the end, the have the right people around him maybe he will become more presidential once the weight of the office makes it so clear. and so those things about him and all of the tweeting and everything that we don't really like, it won't really matter all that much

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we want to make sure that transition as they start implementing the loans and getting the doo money out the door happens as quickly as possible. host: this headline from marketwatch. the national restaurant association forecasting at $225 billion loss in revenue, up to 7 million jobs as a result of coronavirus. we are spinning the hour focusing on restaurants and the food supply in the country. after this is over, there's a concern we could be back in the fall with another wave of the coronavirus. how do you prepare for that? sean: great question. right now, we are just focusing on this phase. a lot of restaurants are beginning to look at things from a cash flow perspective and say if we can reopen and we are at 80% capacity, 70% capacity, how does that work? it will put a a lot of lot of straight on these restaurants. you mentioned the 5 million to 7 tillion jobs that could potentially be lost. when we put that letter out it unleashed a huge grassroots effort from america's restaurant owners and employees through the national restaurant association in washington. over 400,000 communica

it's like, doo do i believe what you know or i'm telling you? believe what i know. >> and another curious thing was happening over at bill's place. no one could figure out why cher's devoted dog jack kept leaping off cher's island and swimming to bill's house over and over again. >> they kept going back to your old home and swim over. >> he would swim right back and stay right there. >> but for bill, it was business as usual. he even threw one of his famous parties at cher's place with all her things still there. it all seemed a little odd to her friend shawn trainer who stopped by that night. >> it wasn't very well attended. >> why didn't people go? >> i just think that everybody had the same thing. it was kind of like really weird it was at cher's house. and doing it. >> bill even made a toast at the party to friendship. >> and bill gave a speech? >> yeah. this really was something about having good friends. >> just like a heres to good friends? >> yeah, just like that. >> wild bill was about an hour's boat ride from the main island. a big guy

i'm not sure how many had a anybody pass away but it is doo doodire straits right now. >> it seems you and your wife are well at this point thank goodness. i understand now you can't go through the -- the panama canal because of infectious disease concerns. so i understand this must be not beyond frustrating but also incredibly scary. i know you and your wife do have pre-existing conditions. how concerned are you right now? >> we're very concerned. we -- we've close -- we've had the door closed. we've been isolated, all of us, on the ship since last sunday. beginning today, we are not opening our door. we're only taking one meal a day. they leave the meals outside. so we only open the door once a day just to bring in one meal. otherwise, we are totally isolating ourselves. and hoping that neither of us have gotten the virus that will show up in the next few days. we're -- we're active people. although, we do have pre-existing conditions. and we just want to stay healthy. and i know that everybody else does on the ship. it's just scary. it's very scary. >> well, clifford, we are -- we a

to the they had a big problem with had to y and much of it doo wi do with the liability to the company. you and one for dr. hahn. the american hospital ssociation told nbc news that they need $100 billion in order to address shortages in other nt and infrastructure. you just signed two legislative packages. they say it didn't directly give money to address this issue. why not and will you commit to -- ng president trump: they're working with them. that's a separate issue but we're looking at that issue very directly. we're looking at it. best.going to do our we're working with democrats and republicans on that. we're looking at that very specifically. can you bottom line people, when can americans expect their lives to go back to normal? not happen until there's a vaccine? president trump: i hope very soon. we'll see. is unchartered territory, as you know. we think we have ideas. say what the o ideas are? i would hope very soon. we pull together as a nation. people are for the most part doing what they're supposed to doing. the social distancing is very interesting. a whole new term. a

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haslinda: where doo e.m. currencies go from here? there is a lot of pent-up demand.ion stabilizes we expect a lot of fun to go to e.m. jason: the news on the coronavirus will be critical. we saw e.m. currencies weakened a lot. if that starts to improve in the future there can be a relief rally but over the medium term, we still think the global growth cycle is weak. even though policy makers may start delivering something in the short-term, there is a not -- there is not a lot possibly in order to turn around the medium-term trajectory of the global growth cycle. there's still that downward pressure on e.m. currencies. paul: where are you seeing the best opportunities in carry right now? jason: the one carry trade we have liked for the past three months is in relative value carry strategy in asia. against inr. the reason that we like that is twofold. one, australia has been weighed down this rate deferential story. and second, it is also weighed down by the continuous deleveraging efforts in china. the a strong effort continues to show upside momentum. high.positions

seven and we pledge allegiance to the folks because in space no one can hear you scream, yaba daba doo, where's the beef, you know the thing. >>> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota -- let's go places. >> ouch. >> yeah. >> all you can do is say okay, okay. voters casting ballots in 14 different states. we'll bring you all of that in a moment. we begin with breaking news overnight. deadly tornadoes sweeping through one of those super tuesday states, tennessee. >> drone video shows roofs caved in, litter through the area. nine are confirmed dead in tennessee. meteorologist and climate jellowus what happened. >> reporter: it's a scene of utter destruction in metro nashville this morning. >> the cement front of the auto zone actually collapsed on to itself. >> reporter: our nashville station wtbs saw the damage firsthand. crushed cars filled the streets. this man's car was smashed by a fallen sign. >> i think i'm lucky to be alive and have a lot to process. >> reporter: the tornado filled the sky just before 1:00 a.m. lightning and power surges were visible leaving tens of t

would you support if they doo notdire believe that would supp to displace minorities. i will just say but very briefly i chair ten congressional hearings when barackckba obama would not helpn christians immobileg, 70,000 strong who made their we fleeing just -- there was an idp camp ten minutes away from mobile. when they learned that i wanted to go there they finally visited there and we are not providing that aid. we are working with colleagues across the aisle enough is enough and we did a bill to direct aid to get there. edyou have delivered. the and i want to thank you for to these that and the vice president and the president. >> there were three questions in there,yes. the last one isd we work on a modified policy, yes. the continued problem of the pmf is something that we have worked gionhard on.work ambassador have worked very diligently on these. but we have not succeeded we. have repeated progresses. from the iraqi government that they would work that problem the set and move them back and low security forces to in that region and we've had some success at g

and we don't want personality deny doo endorsements.he administration address these issues. we can't ignore this. we can't make it marginal. we can't give little cute statements about it every now and then. we have to begin to deal with policy. and i'm from the south. one-third of all the poor people live in the south, one-third of poor white people live in the south and exorbitant amount of african-americans. how can you say you run in the south and support people in the south or even appreciate the black vote or any vote from the south and you are not going to address the issue of poverty, the issue of the interlocking injustices like systemic racism and denial of health care. we are demanding through 25 questions tonight that we hope will be answered, if not will be furnish pushed into further debates. >> and if you want to know more about the campaign, you can follow bishop barber and you will tweet automatic those questions? >> we will tweet them out. they are coming out in a second and they on the poor people's campaign website. >