including senator rand paul, representative joe cunningham, representative neal dunn and congressman mike kelly of pennsylvania and ben mcadams of utah. fromsixth member joins us his home in miami, representative mario diaz-balart from florida. how are you feeling tonight? ?epresentative diaz-balart i am welcome i feel recovered, i am still weak but other than that i feel pretty well. aeve: this unfolded about month ago. explain what happened, and when you knew you had coronavirus. representative diaz-balart: a month ago it was a different world, congress was open to visitors, tourists, foreign dignitaries. we had regular meetings and hearings, and the last vote of that week was friday evening. is totally healthy but has pre-existing conditions and respiratory issues. so talking to our family doctor i said, i have been dealing with

with gibson, dunn and crutcher. they asked her how well do you type? she said, so-so. she loved to tell that story of course. she was never bitter about it. she said, didn't make it in the private sector so she went to a local d.a. she said i will do it for free. he said, i do not have a place for you. i'll work off your secretary's desk, and she did. she mastered that. had a brief sojourn in the private sector in phoenix a couple of years later, but, you know, she can't make it in the private sector, but the public sector worked well for her. >> i have to turn this over to general mays because he told me something that cracked me up. what would've happened had given, -- gibson, dunn and crutcher, given her the job. >> she probably would be retired lawyer from gibson and crutcher living out her retirement and never would have achieved a remarkable position that she did in the supreme >> that was a bracing reminder to me of why that story works out in the end, because i've told in a much more grumpy fashion until you corrected me. i'm going to ask evan to do one more th

dunn,idemiologist, dr. might have more. she will be here later to give her report. we are working with our office of management and budget, and part of this effort is to see with the transmission rate is. we hope to get it low one, which means we will shrink the number of infections. to 121ant to get down one, or one too .6. we believe that for every one that we have tested and found to be infected with covid-19, there are 5.5 others out there who have not been tested. if we have whatever we have out there, 1000 people with infection, there are probably 5500 out there that have it that we don't know about that we have not been able to test. if you have symptoms, we want you to get tested. we have the capacity now to test people that have symptoms. don't hesitate. contact your health care tovider, your doctor, go insta care and call them, they will make arrangements for you to be tested immediately. that is an important aspect of being responsible, and we have the capacity built up to be able to handle those who have symptoms. we would like to get to the point where

with gibson, dunn, & crutcher. and they asked her how well do you type? and she said so-so. she loved to tell that story, of course. she was never bitter about it. she said didn't make it in the private sector so she went to a local da and said i'd like to work for you. she said i don't have any money to hire you. she said i'll do it for free. he said i don't have anyplace for you. she said i'll work off your secretary's desk and she did. and she mastered that. she was in the private sector hanging a shingle in phoenix, and that's several years later. okay, she can't make it to the private sector. the public sector worked out pretty well for her. >> i now have to turn this over to general meese because he told me something that cracked me up about what would have happened had gibson, dunn & crutcher given had her a job? >> if they had given her the job that she deserved as a lawyer, she would probably be a retired lawyer from gibson, dunn & crutcher, living out her retirement and never would have achieved the remarkable position she did in the supreme court. >> that was a br

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this is revolutionary in its time, bill dunn. where should we do this? go someplace where people don't think you are crazy. where would that be? he said, if you were starting a publishing company, he said he would think about l.a. you should maybe go from boston, which is where i had been for 10 years and strikeout. i struck out for san francisco and the wonder of san francisco is people don't call you crazy. they'll say, what your idea? that's a neat idea, can i help? is there some way i can participate in this? there was a support network that was all yes's, rather than on no's, which is what i was feeling in the 1980's on the east coast. there was also a recession. that's when i picked up and turned out to be right. a lot of the internet and new technologies and the web was developed in lucerne and timber we moved to m.i.t.. i wasas the same time reestablishing in san francisco because that's where i thought the iraqi people would go and try to figure out what they should be. not everything in san francisco is roses, and i think has changed a lot. the

so dunn is now under lockdown the authorities are hoping to avoid a sharp increase in corona virus cases which would overwhelm the health care system well a global pandemic is a lot to worry about and especially when you're a child but if that isn't enough to turn your world upside down one astray kid has got you beat his name is corona and he used to love his name on till bullies started making fun of us but a new friend has helped him back the kids at school have been cruel to corona. they just could. not get to you. but corona reached out for help from the actor he knew as the voice of woody from toy story tom hanks and his wife rita wilson were quarantined in australia last month after testing positive for coated 19. this is my name is heard on the. wise has caught the crime. and hanks some corona a letter in return over them i don't think was an understatement. it was a static yes there is special because i always feel like i'm very nice he said i'm a friend of. hanks also gifted a corona type writer to his young fan. and i'll arrive back. a memory sure to last to infinity and beyon

bill dunn really, bill, which we do this? he said go someplace where people don't think you are crazy. so where would that be? he said, if you are starting a publishing company, he said he would probably think about l.a. sort of his way of thinking you should maybe go from boston which is where i had been for ten years, and strike at. so i struck out for san francisco and the wonder of san francisco is people don't call you crazy. they say, they will say what your idea? that's kind of a neat idea, can i help? is a summary i can participate in this? so there was this support network that was all yes rather than all know, which is what i was feeling in the 1980s on the east coast. so that was when i picked up, and it turned out to be right. a lot of internet and the new technologies, the web was developed. that was the same time i was reestablishing in san francisco because that's what i thought the wacky people would go and try to figure out what they should be. not everything in san francisco is roses, and i think has changed

so dunn is now under lockdown the old thora t's are hoping to avoid a sharp increase in corona virus cases which would overwhelm the health care system the german film awards ceremony is normally a glitzy and glamorous affair but this year was different germany's physical distancing rules meant no red carpet gala instead the prize winners were announced in a virtual ceremony this year's big winner was system crash which tells the story of a 9 year old girl with violent behavior problems and her experience with germany's child welfare system the film if the ice awards or lolas including best pitch of this were in play and best director for nora. well they doubly culture correspondent and film expert scott ross perot was following the award ceremony for scott tell us about the way the. yeah it was system crasher which was a bit of a surprise because this is a small social drama about a sort of out of control kid a 1st time film from a female director north and it wasn't considered the front runner this year that was plots which is this huge big political epic a modern day retelling of

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matt dunn, the center for rural innovation in vermont. matt, thank you. >> thank you.rrest they'll. arthelarthel.arthel: thanks, e. a ban in nonessential businesses in one state out west but a county sheriff says he won't enforce it. we'll take you there, next. itching for a treat. itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these frequently. they may be signs of an allergic skin condition that needs treatment. don't wait. talk to your veterinarian and learn more at itchingforhelp.com. and... l(music fades in). hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ arthel: with hundreds of reopen protesters working across parts of the country, two washington state sheriffs including in one of the hardest hit counties say they will not be enforcing governor jay insley's stay at home rules. dan springer is live in snohomish county where the first known covid-19 case in the u.s. was reported. dan. >> reporter: as we start to see other states opening up their economies, frustration is gro

suzanne's brother stephan dunn the divine foreseen complications but his story inspired a charitable organization that would later become famous for helping leukemia patients. ok we're now in the collection center of. all this stuff for marsh foundation in this whole area we are collecting the stem cells of the donors for our patients somewhere and in the world. from let's. just 10 years ago 19 when they decided to we did. this. it was like. little more than 2 months ago the sick so. they call me he said we. have potential patient we might see. a minimum of a little. impact on your body instead of the other study but also do you think will your body ever will this. for. we need. to do that. through 2 types of procedure most do not simply give blood stem cells to be exact the special medicines administered in advance to stimulate stem cell production then they sit for a few hours one a machine extract the precious stem cells from their blood that's how it is 8 times out of 10 the other procedure is quite rare. the donor has to be brave a bone marrow sample is taken straight from the h

to me jennifer dunn the mother used to stay at home but the authorities will punish kids who don't go to school. so i started going to elementary school the 5th year at. in door to your since i was 13 i've been learning at home using the t.v. and books that i borrow from people who are drawn to. this praise glorification is based on a mantra a basic mantra that has 21 chlorophyll cations. if he. gave me a few even. if it. was not. my mom if you just said you good. you. should. try. to get a good job for food when you are. just getting word that when are. you going to continue to build from 1st just make. sure you pull in and i don't. want to. go in with that nobody else was all made to let. you know. their own good to into it with you in it another mad life is a good life. she didn't talk about for better or for worse we were. born to be nomads it with that you think you. know we could go wherever we wanted but today we argue with the neighbors about which route we're going to take. the land over and there are lots of other problems. war. me. all i am all to all. me all week long. goi

jennifer dunn the mother used to stay at home but the authorities will punish kids who don't go to school. so i started going to elementary school the 5th year at. and were during your since i was 13 i've been learning at home and using the t.v. and books that i borrow from people who are drawn to. this praise glorification is based on a mantra a basic mantra that has 21 glorification and. if you. look at it. again if you look at. the number i'm not. sure. if you think that if you go. to. church. street if you're going to drop the food will you. just get one and are. you going to continue it was just just make. sure you pull in your food. and i just thought. that nobody knows about you or maybe. that's you know. she. got on good to into it when it. is a good life. human too and not for better or for worse we were born to be nomads hit with that you beat your. own we could go wherever we wanted but today we argue with the neighbors about which route we're going to take. and there are lots of other problems. war. me. while they are all. on. me all. there's been a huge change in our landscap

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that is brooks & dunn. thank you paul. who are these people are requesting songs at 4 am? if you are a 4 am in the morning kind of person i want to hear from you so hit me up with your request. >> a different voice right now but a minnesota doctor is going viral not only for his work in the emergency room but also for his voice. doctor elvis frangoise is an orthopedic surgeon also using his vocal talents to bring hope to many during the global health crisis. >> music essentially heals and touches people and heals the soul and places medicine cannot. >> doctor frangoise has been posting videos on social media and this performance was with colleagues for two years now and recently appeared on the living concert for america right here on ktvu fox 2 and he performed his version of john lennon's hit song imagine.>> saint anthony's dining room in san francisco feeding more people than ever during the pandemic and saint anthony's in the tenderloin has beyears and now serving about 3000 lunches a day which is 1000 more meals a day than before the pandemic.>> we have seen people we

husbands and partners pose the greatest risk in 5 minutes and one lucy one she couldn't django grew up in dunn dora one of my robi's poorest districts she knows firsthand how hard life here can be going through a whole lot through. the teen mom. i got into. before me i experienced violence and with relationships and ours was just a positive. about 10 years ago at the age of 90. when lucy found out that the father of her son david had infected her with hiv david died of just 7 months lucy decided to fight against the virus and for women she founded a club called the positive young women voices a regular meetup for women in the settlement to talk about sexual violence including from the partner. he beat me every day one of people told me that he slept with lots of other women i mean he always went out drinking and i went to bed hungry or you know women i learned and then of the dead up with a marriage a sexual assault can occur with a marriage if your husband forces himself on you when you don't want to then that's right plain and simple. my friend once came to me and told me that her husband wa

irene dunn, ronald coleman, patty lamarr, all part of a contingent of 50's screen celebrities giving their talents to aid the national war effort. >> in the second war bond drive, the four freedoms were adopted as images of the bond drive. there was a publicity campaign that went to 17 different cities, starting in washington, d.c.. rockwell came to the department store in d.c., and they showed off the posters. they printed in the millions duplicate sets of the four freedoms. a set of four smaller images that were given to you when you bought the bond. the large posters would have been sent around the country in post offices and schools and elsewhere to rally the nation to buy war bonds. the dissemination of this image in 1943, the spring of 1943, was pervasive. it was seen as the face of the war effort at that time. norman rockwell was trained as an illustrator. he studied in the arts students leagues in new york. learned the basics of painting and drawing the human body. and mastered his craft essentially with the skill of being able to re-create in drawings or in paintings as accu

distancing has been my guess to speak from a composite national spokesperson of our entire president sean dunn bombing of the b.b.c. to stop the spread of the disease. complex so fast difficult. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss him and her just 3 of the topics covered and a weekly radio prog show is called spectrum if you would like to get information on the clone of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at d.f.w. dot com forum slash science. like oh oh. vogue. mug gorgeous was sued for the russians sold. out their plans to. run so many different walks of life. some are pumping. oddly trying to get all of that comes straight from the heart and it's for a cd or even when there's no more delicious the mush to enjoy come. from their 1st glimpse of the logs on to their final resting place the russians are g.w. documentary. the president has put out in very transparent in the information he provided so you know winning the trust i've been in this was germany for paire

it would be the battle for her friend, doctor james dunn would come for. and finally, the least known, sarah josepha hale, for a person born during the formation of constitutional government in the united states and having a purchase at it as a child in the war and the celebration of a communal feast, she had a strong medicatiodedication to see the l observance continue, and it started under george washington but then fell into disuse. perhaps even more than those that followed in later years, honoring the founding fathers as those great men who knew no north or south unity, loyalty to the american family i and providential inspiration for the national government or the guiding principles for her campaign to help establish a national day of thanksgiving. on september 28, 1863, hale sat down again to write an american president. her persistence and feel for the cause was reflected in the letter. her youngest daughter had died suddenly in the previous day. her letter is businesslike, cites the support of the peak governors and invokes the support of her frie

the women's side of his drawing title tween current champion rose numbers eunice and jessica allen dunn day was called off after the machine us withdrew she had to quit related deaths in her family white double down assisting they're still going to fight somehow in a private island it's going to happen and it will still be a few weeks. for those not in the know when a soccer team is restarted after an offense by the opposing side a free kick is given so let's take a look at some of the best major league soccer had to offer back when fans filled the stadiums. thank. you. and extreme athletes are finding very creative ways to beat their boredom wall and self isolation canadian snowboarder sebastian is playing the game everybody played as a kid the floor is lava the goal is to get from point a to point b. without touching the floor and in sebastian's case he decided his dining room table and a yoga foam roller was going to be a really good idea red bull extreme athlete is one of a number combating theirself isolation with fun methods to keep things interesting and challenges for social med

unprompted and dunn interrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center. it's going to just appear one day it's like a miracle it will disappear the united states now has more coronavirus deaths than any other country in the world we examine the president's handling of the crisis. this is our live from doha with comprehensive coverage a month on from the declaration of a pandemic including the u.k. records more than 100 hospital deaths for a 2nd day the government gives police new powers to take action against people flouting emergency measures. a lockdown is imposing $31.00 probably just across turkey including the biggest cities the festival and ankara. and 2 big tech companies developing an alert to let you know if you've come into contact with somebody who's infected but does it infringe on privacy. so then the united states has become the country with the highest death toll from corona virus that's according to the johns hopkins university tracker right here more fatalities were confirmed in the past day taking the united states past italy you can see

my guess is the republican party's national spokesperson the lizard farenheit good president sean dunn promise. to stop the spread of the disease. 30 minutes. with think different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for mines. they were abducted by the nazis and taken to germany to be raised as citizens of the. during world war 2 thousands of the polish children suffered this fate. even today many of them don't know who their real parents were. telling children. kidnapping. april 20. 6th. this is g w news live from berlin tonight the coronavirus the sick and the starving a warning that the pandemic could cause famine of biblical proportions. millions of civilians living in conflict started he says including many women and children face being pushed to the brink of starvation but the specter of fan.

it would be the better were barton's friend doctor james dunn who worked with her on the battlefieldould confer on her the name the angel of the battlefield. finally, sarah josepha hale, the least known i would expect of the five i am talking about, for a person born during the formation of constitutional government of the united states and having participated as a child in the warm and inspiring celebration of a communal feast, hail had a motivation to see the national servants continue. it started under george washington. perhaps even more than those who followed in later years hail on are the founding fathers as great men who knew no north or south, eulogy to the american family and providential inspiration for the national government for her campaign to help establish a national day of thanksgiving. september 20 eighth 1863, hail sat down to write an american president. her persistence was reflected in her letter undimmed by the fact that her youngest daughter had died suddenly the previous may. her letter is businesslike, cites the support of two key governors and invokes the su

john dunn saw the laws related to the rise of violence and conflict in society. i see it more as an outcome with the constant need for efficiency to buy time without knowing for what purpose decreasing attention spans pushed beyond the cognitive limit with distractions and information that will never become knowledge and the increasingly manipulated and superficial uses of knowledge that will never become wisdom. in the first half of the 20th century, t.s. eliot wrote , where is the wisdom we have lostl in knowledge? where is the knowledge we have lost it information? "in the first quarter of the century, daily we conflate information with knowledge and knowledge with wisdom with the oesulting minutia of all three. exemplified by the attractive dynamic with this process , only the allocation of time to the inferential and critical and analytical function can transform information into knowledge that can then be consolidated into memory. only this eternal life knowledge will draw us and enable us to make analogies and inferences. the discernment of truth and the v

, one of the most chilling facts that i learned is one of the world's great book burners was matsa dunn and began was a librarian. he knew the power. >> exactly, he knew how powerful books are and he knew in the effort to reinvent chinese society that books had to be destroyed and clean the slate. >> alberto manguel in the book history reading has a chapter on forbidden reading. >> oh, really? >> and he says as slave owners dictators and other illicit holders of power have known, the easiest group of people to rule is the illiterate and if you cannot prevent people from learning to read, you destroy the books. >> and it's interesting because libraries are so -- in the present day more than ever, really make literacy a huge part of their mission because -- and again, this is an interesting evolution, from libraries basically being gentlemen club for educated men, then it evolved -- by the way, i find it so funny that i was astonished to learn that for many, many, many years children were not allowed in libraries. then children 15 years old and older could come. then children 12 years old

he wanted to thank the people at the dunn avenue safe way to help get easter groceries.f you have someone you wane to honor, head to our social media pages, post the picture. even though most flights are grounded there are still a number of night attendants in the air. they say they're at risk tonight. we'll investigate next. >> and we're starting to see signs of warmer temperatures that could put parts of the bay area into the upper 70s this week. we'll look ath the rising temperatures when we return. lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. while keeping safe and staying in, we can st

dunn said education haslet davis lost a leg in 2013. in the terrorist attack at the boston marathon thanks to the smart prosthesis by hugh had she can dance again. some needed. some thought. maybe you can use. 100001000 . boston home to the massachusetts institute of technology. but you have to talk about artificial intelligence and the human body is the pioneer in the field of intelligent prosthetics a single person who has both developed and. there are dozens of prototypes in his lap. so this is you have a motor and you have there's a motor this is a synthetic subcellar joint for inversion a version. so we've iterated and spent millions of dollars to to arrive at the soft of architectural he began developing prostheses after his lower limbs had been amputated his replacement legs became increasingly complex now they are a items with countless census mosts and computers. i quickly realize that i had an opportunity that from my knees dale i was there was a blank slate and i could create anything in that space that i could conceive of a

favorite of the dumb was family and $1507.00 he even painted a portrait of george's nephew charlotte dunnas charlotte was none other than the governor of milan at that time but given the short time frame in which the copy was finished between 57 and 59 is likely that not only solari 0 but also other leonardo pupils were involved including for example jump. but here's the next question where is this can't. after all if it's as big as we think it is it's not something you would lose very easily. and that's why we find ourselves. on the train to antwerp in belgium to follow the next trail of plums. we usually think of and for prez the city of rubens painter of the baroque but even in the early renaissance and for it was a very important city primarily because it serves as the major port of the low countries. but things started to change in the early 16th century primarily as a result of the growing tensions between the protestant north and the catholic south which ultimately produced the 80 years war. this is when the catholic church look for every which way to defend the faith in the low co

>> florida congressman neil dunn has tested positive for the virus and will tell you about his recoverynd his state's when he joins us coming up. these days you need faster internet that does all you expect and way more. that's xfinity xfi. get powerful wifi coverage that leaves no room behind with xfi pods. and now xfi advanced security is free with the xfi gateway, giving you an added layer of network protection, so every device that's connected is protected. that's a $72 a year value. no one else offers this. faster speed, coverage, and free advanced security at an unbeatable value with xfinity xfi. can your internet do that? >> coronavirus cases tripling in the past week in florida. >> potential new hotspot particularly vulnerable due to its large senior population in florida so state leaders are ramping up testing in an attempt to flatten the curve. >> joining us army surgeon and covid-19 patient congressman neil done. thank you for joining us, how are you feeling? >> i feel excellent, thank you. shannon: tell me what is going on in your state? they are trying to ramp up testing, w

it would be the battle where barton's friend, doctor james dunn, who worked with her on the battlefield would confer on her the nom de guerre angel of the battlefield. finally there just -- the least known probably i would expect of the five that i'm talking about for a person born in the formation of constitutional government in the united states and having participated as a child in the warm and inspiring celebration of a communal feast, hale had a strong motivation to see the national reserve continue and it started under george washington but then fell into disuse. perhaps even more than those who followed in later years hale honored the founding fathers as those quote, great men who knew no north or south, unity, loyalty to the american family and providential inspiration for the national government were hale's guiding prince post for her campaign to help establish a national day of thanks giving. on september 281563 hale sat down to write an american president. her persistence and zeal for the cause was affected in her lett letter, undimmed by the fact that her youngest daughter,

personal choice with critical applications handling for us as individuals but for us as citizens, john dunn saw the lost in this related to the rising violence and conflict in society. i see it more as an outcome of our unforeseen. the constant need for efficiency. buying time without knowing for what purpose. decreasing attention spans printed pushed beyond it there cognitive limits by smokescreen of distraction and information that will never become knowledge and increasingly and superficially uses this knowledge and whenever become wisdom. in the first half of the 20th century, where is the wisdom we lost knowledge. where is the knowledge we have lost in information. that was quoted. the first quarter order of our century, we daily complaint information with knowledge. and knowledge with wisdom. the resulting diminution us and exemplified by the interactive dynamic that governs our deep processes. only the allocation of time, to our critical analytical functions, can transform information into knowledge that can then bei consolidated into memory. level this in turn, will draw us and enab

to see what's on there that's the free a resource to get your credit report financial expert pete dunne says if you're out of work are making less. >>you should still try to make it least minim monthly payments as opposed to trying to get out of debt trying to get out of debt is not the focus right now he also says it never hurts to call your creditors communicate with them be honest with them you're not tell him a story you're just communicating and that that helps because they c market in your file. and ifthere is grace to be extended. by all means you'll be in line for that even though the relief package won't protect your credit score other federal policy changes can help. you know if you've got federal student loan payments, you're going to be able to defer those if you have an fha loan you're going to be able to put that into for parents reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. the stay at home order makes our living spaces now are workspace eating space play space for the kids pretty much everything but. >>well we make trips out for essential items we could be exposed to coro

. >> i know dunn, i know you got some blowback from the black community and you have been amazing inhe political process. but any time we say something about black people we get blowback. i am proud to be black, always have and always will. i can't get fat and obese and say to myself it's because of systematic racism. i am very aware of it, but i can't get fat and obese and say yeah, the system made me fat. >> i think it's two things. it is true, they have the bad food, all of the stuff you can find in bad food. but we have women telling us for years eat the healthy food. it turns out the ones telling us to eat to live and put down the sugary drinks. we can be resourceful and there have been people begging us for years to take it seriously. so i think this virus is teaching us about wellness and oneness. >> i agree with both of you. but we have to agree there are some fat white people out there, too, who don't eat properly, but we happen to be in a position where we can do that. some people don't have the information we have. some people who were set down in quote, unquote, ghettos a

. >> reporter: when adoptive moment joanette dunn sawent to take her baby home, th social worker saidaid, she'll never been a shining star. >> april had developed developmental disabilities and cerebral palsy after being denied a regular high school diploma, she lobbied lawmakers for bills that would give an easier path to other kids with disabilities that led to a job with the louisiana governor's office of disability affairs every morning she would get up at 4:30 to send happy birthday messages to her many friends on facebook. >> she was always thinking of others all the time, never stopped. >> reporter: april dunn was a shining star as a boy, riccardo witnessed terrible violence in guatemala. >> he dedicated his life to sharing everything he had learned as a psychiatrist when he moved to new york. >> reporter: he became a renowned psychiatrist at bellevue hospital. friends say he rescued countless people from substance abuse and mental illness but that's not all ♪ he composed operas and drew political cartoons >> he was always kind of on fire i just take endless inspiration from th

a wage problem in the job before this crisis ever happened in minnesota christian oxen dorf owns 5 dunn brothers coffee shops revenue is down 85%. >>and he furloughed 46 of the 60 employees but slowly he's coming back online. >>we're has been trying to bring people back on. specially archie employees because of cost about $3500 or employee to train them. >>but employees face new challenges beyond health concerns like home schooling kids are taking care of loved ones and with limited an uncertain work hours to offer oxon door says rehiring has been more challenging that they'd be like any other lawyer. >>it's being more in wages we're with that employee go. you know they're going to do what's best for their family. minnesota plans to lift its stay at home order next week while oregon continues to evaluate. >>do you expect that even if your restaurants may be able to open in. at a greater capacity that you'll still have trouble bringing people back. >>it's like do i want to reopen in a context where i have to ask my employees to come back we're going to compete. i don't think it's fair to

anita dunn, now working for the biden campaign, says the idea of him breaking through seems to be oned in washington right now. what joe biden is doing is you put out your best ideas, your best proposals, you model presidential leadership. what is the answer and how deep is this debate? >> i don't think the campaign is going to be won or lost in april by the challenger. the lesson of what's happened in the last few weeks is this is going to be, more than any recent campaign for the presidency, a referendum on the incumbent. this isn't just me saying this, democrats and republicans alike are saying the same. i'm skeptical that biden's daily media penetration is going to really shape november. i think what's going to shape this fall is the basic question of, did president trump bring the country through the worst of this and are we looking toward a brighter day or was president trump perceived as failing in his core task of protecting the american people. that to me is the essence of this election, no whether joe biden is getting 37 minutes of cable time every day in april. >> the incum

. >> reporter: in minnesota, christian opsendorf owns five dunn brother coffee shops.venue is down 85% and he furloughed 46 of his 60 employees. but slowly he's coming back online. >> we have been trying to bring people back on, especially our key employees. because it costs us about $3500 per employee to train them. >> reporter: but employees face new challenges beyond health concerns. like home schooling kids or taking care of loved ones. and with limited and uncertain work hours to offer, he says rehiring has been more challenging. >> that would be like any other employer that is paying more in wages, where would that employee go? they're going to do what's best for their family. >> reporter: minnesota plans to lift its stay at home order next week, while oregon continues to evaluate. do you expect even if your restaurants may be able to open at a greater capacity that you'll still have trouble bringing people back? >> it is like do i want to reopen in a context where i have to ask my employees it come back to work and take a pay cut? i don't think it is fair to ask

one of those infected includes another member of congress, republican congressman neil dunn of florida tested positive after not feeling well on monday. his office says he's in quarantine at home. >>> a headline breaking in the last hour, british prime minister boris johnson is out of the icu but still in the hospital as he continues his recovery from coronavirus. >>> we begin today with some of the heros on the front lines, the medical workers risking it all to keep those numbers from growing. >> it's been a crazy week. there's been a lot of people dying. this sunday i did 12 cardiac arrests in a 16-hour tour. out here in the streets it's nothing but ambulance sirens. >> the number of people that have come in and that have been so incredibly sick is just mind boggling. >> we are facing critical shortages of ppe and we're working in dire, dire environments right now where patients are dying. they're critically ill and needing respiratory support. >> being very careful about conservations of ppe, reusing masks, on some occasions gowns and sometimes not leaving the operating room to take

later nicholas christoph, and dunn working class and rural america. now and over the weekend on c-span2. >> the president just released in paper book from public affairs presents biographies of every president organized by their ranking in our much cited historian survey. c-span.com/the presidents