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trish: republican congressional people elise stefanik says she received a vial, threatening note whilerossy shopping over the weekend. the first liberal media hope can the coronavirus will be trump's downfall. >> we have to have some kind of leadership. >> the world is note looking for president trump to lead on this. this may be donald trump's katrina. trish: my next guest doesn't do. ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. to feel exhilaration. it all starts with an invitation. the invitation to lexus sales event now through march 31st. get 0.9% apr for 60 months on all 2020 models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. (woman) no matter what business you are in, digital transformation never stops. verizon keeps business ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business... (second man) virtualize their operations... (third man) and could even build ai into their customer experiences. we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. (woman) where machines could talk to each other and expertise

we will continue to be on this. ,onna lieberman, elise gould and robert pollin.s is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: we ended the show in italy w where 6 60 million peope are in an unprecedented nationwide lockdown and the death toll has increased to o at least 82727. all airport will shut down passenger flights starting friday and rome's main airport will close a terminal. authorities ordered all shops closed except food markets and pharmacies. italy's economy has all but ground to a halt. amy: among the recent dead is the head of the medical association in northern italian province. italian doctors have warned doctors across europe to prepare for covid-19. in a letter, they reveal up to 10% of all people infected with the new coronavirus need intensive care. for more we go to milan to speak with antonella serrecchia, an italian journalist at the vision, an online magazine. welcome to democracy now! i know you are under the total lockdown right now, as is everyone else. describe what yours

trish: republican congressional people elise stefanik says she received a vial, threatening note whilerossy shopping over the weekend. the first liberal media hope can the coronavirus will be trump's downfall. >> we have to have some kind of leadership. >> the world is note looking for president trump to lead on this. this may be donald trump's katrina. trish: my next guest doesn't do. things you can do with schwab: you can earn more when you invest your cash. ♪ you can get a satisfaction guarantee. ♪ you can also wonder why our competitors don't offer that. schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.people 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. for people 45 plus at average risk. i took your advice and asked my doctor to order

these people are, what their back rooms, families, what kind of situation they were growing up inn elise stefanik who is a republican, a couple republicans in there, she was a senior at a private school in upstate new york and one of her friends had a sister who worked inis the towers and when they found out aboutbo it this girl obviously t incredibly emotional and that for elise stefanik was a huge moment, watching her friend think that her sister was dead, it turns out the sister was on the tower that day and the friend was fine and it was all okay but everybody that i talked to had if not something that intense in terms of watching somebody think that their sister had died, it was a moment for them, it jolted them and made them realize america was not alone in the world then we go into these wars that further complicate and destabilize these characters opinions of what america's role in the world is and how much we should interfere in all of those attitudes inform how millennial think about politics. >> you are on television, how did 9/11 affect you, not with your political -- >> i wa

elise preston joins us live from the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in new york city. thank you from joining us. >> reporter: thank you juliet. as the virus continues to spread across the country, states everywhere including here in new york have taken drastic measures to get a handle on this deadly disease. doctors and nurses on the front lines of the coronavirus fight say new york city hospitals have been overwhelmed and look like war zones. several with makeshift morgues set up outside. >> we are scared and trying to fight from everyone else's life and fighting for hours as well. we have the highest risk of exposure. in many shifts i've left from i've cried. >> reporter: this atlanta nurse shared her worries online on facebook. >> it's so hard to see everyone being scared , going to work scared. >> reporter: 200 ploys at 200 boston hospitals have tested positive. they expect the cases to peak in a week. the huge convention center in manhattan is being converted into a temporary hospital. it's scheduled to open monday. seven other makeshift hospitals are in the works

host: we would like to thank elise gould for bei "washington" continues. host: we are joined by elizabeth redden, a correspondent for inside higher ed, and we will talk about how coronavirus is affecting higher education. elizabeth, good morning. guest: good morning. host:

elise preston shows us how one church ministry in new jersey is working hard to continue its missiono ask you to collect whatever you need. we do it practicing social distancing. >> reporter: mary katherine voucher was one of a few volunteers who showed up to the weekly food pantry at st. teresa of avila in summit, new jerseyt. fears of the coronavirus forced many volunteers at the loaves and fishes ministry to stay home, but the pandemic isn't stopping hunger. >> these people are our needy, so we felt we have to continue the program as best we can. >> reporter: 79-year-old milicent benjamin loaded up a cart of food for herself and friends as the coronavirus continues to affect more people and businesses. this week's bag of canned goods and pasta is even more critical. >> i thank god for the food because i know i don't have the money to get the food. and i really thank god. and i thank god for the people that fix it to give us. >> reporter: the majority of the people coming to get food are seniors walking from a senior housing complex right across the street. with the elderly most at

the only worry for australia was witnessing elise perry limping off the field in what looked to bea limpingwhat looked to be a hamstring problem. so we do know that australia, the defending champions, or through to the semifinals along with india, england and south africa. there is still a final round of games to go here in sydney. once those are done and dusted, we will know who plays who in the semi finals. the final takes place in melbourne on eight march. india captain virat kohli criticised his team and skirted around questions about his on pitch behaviour as new zealand completed a 2—0 whitewash in christchirch by winning the second test within three days. india had another nightmare with the bat, out for just 124 with cheteshwar pujara's 2a enough to make him top scorer. the hosts wrapped up a seven—wicket win with ease. virat kohli managed just 38 runs in total across both tests — and afterwards faced questions that he'd sworn at his opposite number kane williamson and at the crowd. what do you think? what make at the big question. i'm asking you the answer. you need to find out exa

australia star all—rounder elise perry has been ruled out for the rest of the tournament.ld australia get there. that final takes place in melbourne on march the 8th. finally, you know you've made it when a toy doll is created in your likeness. dina asher—smith — the reigning world and european 200 metres champion — is among several sportwomen who've had a barbie doll made in her image. it's all in honour of international women's day on sunday — and to raise awareness of female role models in the sporting world. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. we know, of course, it was a very wet winter. now the met office says it was the uk's third least frosty winter on record. we are going to start wednesday with the widespread frost. but there is more rain on the way, as these weather fronts head in, particularly to parts of england and wales. so even where you start with some sunshine, you will see some cloud increasing and the chance of rain pushing north. bu

this was most curious, elise. to abc news, multiple sources say the president spoke to alex rodriguez, a-rod, as he continued outreach across the country, and the president has responded on twitter calling it fake news. however, the optics of a headline like this, wouldn't americans prefer to see the president having discussions with medical experts? >> i don't think that a-rod is the first person that anyone necessarily thinking of when they want to get advice about a public health crisis, and that was reported by abc news originally, and they have a better track record with facts and accuracy than donald trump. he is known for consulting people who are completely inappropriate to weigh in on such matters of seriousness. when i saw that news report, i couldn't help but to laugh last night. dark laughter, but laugh a bill, because it's so typically for donald trump. >> i've got to tell you, i'm going to call up a-rod for an advice on a fastball or player placement on the field. coronavirus, he's getting through it

a country on lockdown that elise prime minister orders unprecedented restrictions to try to stop the spread of coronavirus. and richelle carey this is out of her life and also coming up. chinese president xi jinping travels to work on the out the center of the outbreak after the country reports another significant drop in new cases. the white house confirms president trump has not been tested for corona virus despite flying with the congressman who is now in quarantine. and a day without women the mill worker strike in mexico to show what the workplace is like without them.

elise, thank you so much. guest: thank you for inviting me.ost: coming up, elizabeth talks to us about how colleges and universities across the united states are responding to the coronavirus. coming up after that, we will take more calls. we will be right back. >> we are asking people what is important to them. >> media bias. no matter what network you are looking at with the exception of a handful, they are dishonest. they tell you it is objective information when it is not, and that's wrong in my opinion area >> the most important issues to me -- opinion. >> the most important issues to me and 2020 are raising the minimum wage. i know people that have to work multiple jobs to make ends meet and cannot support their families. >> one of the many issues i would like to see is people addressing the issues and fulfilling campaign promises. there are many candidates fighting over one another saying this is my agenda, these are the people i want underneath me, this is the program i want to institute. we need to protect where our food comes from, p

another republican harassed, congresswoman elise stefanik had a pretty horrific note., a note was left on congresswoman he'll lease steph facstefanik's car, sayingn hell you fascist pig. she said this note is just sad hatred. we are praying for the author. former vermont governor and dnc chair howard dean responded by doubling down, he said i don't condone this but as you sow, so shall you reap. there is no excuse for the note writer or for you, you are a shame for your district and a democratic united states. this twitter user says this is a perfect example of the incivility of the left. suzanne chiming in, talking about the fact that he used a bible verse to condone an attempt to threaten or silence freedom of speech. she says it's another way the left perpetuates hate. this person points out howard dean demonstrates he has no clue what condone means. no word on who wrote the note that was left ton congresswoman's car. rob: joe biden's had a lot of flubs recently. a lot of people are trying to make this into one. let's listen. >> we cannot get reelect -- we cannot wi

republican elise estefanik shared note left by a changer.o a democratic united states. that has received a lot of opinion. the competition is stiff. miniature horse named ricky bobby hoping to win over the nay sayers, if you will. 24-pound cat named lunchbox is hopping into people's hearts even service dog in training dodger is trygon the famous bunny ears but an early favorite is lieutenant dan, the two-legged dan who won't let the competition slow him down. you can vote for your favorite bunny until march 18th, we have the link on our website, foxandfriends.com. i love lieutenant dan, do you guys have a favorite? ainsley: i like the name lunchbox. steve: all right, the big news is you don't have to be a bunny to be a bunny. ainsley: you can be a horse. steve: horsing around. ainsley: you have a comment. brian: janice, can you tell me something generic about the weather? janice: it's going to be mostly sunny. spectacular. here is the past 24 hours. we do have a storm system move ago cross the central u.s. that's going to bring some rain, ma

says that's out of the question it's elise daily coronavirus death toll has fallen but the country 742651 deaths on sunday the government has increased locked on measures shutting almost all factories and banning internal travel new zealand will go into lockdown for a month as it attempts to stop the virus spreading prime minister just into our day and announced that all nonessential businesses and schools must close and residents must stay home there's now more than 100 mostly imported cases of the virus in new zealand syria's health minister has confirmed its 1st case of course on the virus a 20 year old who returned from overseas there is concern about the impact of the virus on the country in a province alone there are a 1000000 displaced people aid workers have warned an outbreak would be devastating you're upset with the headlines on al-jazeera more news on our web site al jazeera dot com rewind is up next. as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the wilds. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. c

peter baker and elise jordan, former white house aide in the george w. bush administration.we played a little of the president sunday. i noticed late this afternoon when he and other administration officials spoke, there did seem to be a markedly different tone the president was taking. it seemed as if perhaps last week he had been trying to coax the markets with his words into some measure of stability and now after seeing yet another plunge today, he was offering a message of hey, maybe there will be a recession. i think the line he used to paraphrase was the markets will ultimately be okay but you have to take care of coronavirus first. has there been a shift along those lines in terms of his thinking and his administration's approach? >> i think you did see a different tone today, saw a president willing to admit this is a serious situation, one in fact that will last until july or august. remember, just a few days ago he was telling us this would burn off by april or may and that this would miraculously go away, under control. he admitted today it is not under control.

at least -- elise stefanik whose republican i have in this book there's a a couple republicansn there, she was a senior at a private school and upstate new york and one of her friends had a sister the work in the towers, and we found out about it, this girl obviously got incredibly emotional, and that, that was a huge moment watching her friend think that her sister was dead. turns out the sister was not in the towers today and she was fine and the friend was fine and it was all okay. but everybody that i talked to had it on something that intense in terms of like watching some rethink their sister had died, something that, it was a moment for the period it jolted them. and make them realize america wasn't alone in the world. and then we go into these wars that further complicate and destabilize these characters, opinions of some of what america's role in the world is and how much we should be interfering in other countries business, and all those attitudes and for mouth millennials think about politics now. >> and you are not a politician. >> no. >> how did 9/11 affect you? not neces

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host: we would like to thank elise gould for bei "washington" continues. host: we are joined by elizabeth redden, a correspondent for inside higher ed, and we will talk about how coronavirus is affecting higher education. elizabeth, good morning. guest: good morning. host: a lot of the colleges and universities in the washington, d.c. area, in the capital region, have basically closed their campuses and are going to virtual and online classes. is that something only happening here or are we seeing it all over the united states? guest: it's happening nationwide. it has been hard to keep track of the number of colleges switching to virtual instruction because the changes have come so rapidly over the last week. there's one crowd source document that a scholar has put together that has identified more than 200 colleges around the country that have posed or -- a move to virtual instruction . we are seeing it all over the place, all types of colleges. some of the nation's most elite colleges have moved to virtual instruction for the remainder of the semester, p

it's elise coronavirus catastrophe the death toll is rising at an unprecedented level but government is taking more drastic measures that will reduce the number of people dying and what lessons can other countries learn from italy this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm bernard smith hospitals and morgues overwhelmed bodies piling up in churches and just under 800 deaths in war single day that's the shocking reality in italy which is becoming at the center of the coronavirus pandemic and a symbol of the enormous challenges facing europe's public health systems the government is struggling to keep up with the spread of the virus it sent in the army to enforce the lockdown in long body the northern region at the center of the outbreak and it's tightening already strict controls on daily life prime minister just happy conti hold it all but the most essential business is to close until april the 3rd he's described the situation as italy's most difficult crisis since the 2nd world war. that. we're slowing down the productive engine of the country but we won't stop it it's n

important for the families whose children are not good to keep a garden today or nurseries for pam elise where parents are currently on medical leave or on vacation to care for their children as for additional benefits for the children between 3 and 7 i instructed the government to accelerate all the necessary work to make that happen so that the people would not get these payments in june but in june already in use with payments will be given to the families i also call upon the government to act faster so that the information will be circulated in a expedient manner. thirdly we need to support those who are on medical leave or who has lost their jobs medical leave being calculated . in regard to the salary and. work experience that is why some people do not get it the king a lot of money one on medical leave this is unfair my suggestion is as follows to install norm a quota for the salary to be paid for those for medical leave that should not be less than one minimum wage that will be in force and will last until the end of the year economic russia's economy economy continues as well a

to be sure we are not fighting another army new another nation but the enemies that invisible and elise and. that decision came to the french took the calls to stay at home and self oyster late 2 likely in fact while balls are restaurants were being closed all around them and many here in paris came out to the parks to picnic to meet their friends all to sit by the same and do the same but no more. the government has announced new measures to limit new infections by limiting contact between people as much as possible to amplify the impact of this measures paris parks and gardens will be closed. restriction these are really centered around self isolation so people have been told that they can leave their homes but the very specific reasons that could be to go for a medical appointment it could be a top up on food supplies or it could be to go for a walk for health reasons anybody leaving their property has also been told that they need to have one of the existing active staff to just state why maybe even their home for some of those reasons that i just outlined anybody who is cool flouti

get sick i'm a photographer and they call and work from home i need to interact with people selfies elision is just impossible is what i do ludmer is 79 has more than ready to handle the challenges ahead. you know. back in the soviet union we had a saying when the party says do it's the calm small replies yes and today we have to follow the same principle if the government says it has to be done that has to be done people say western democracy is the thing to strive for that's how we have to live but there's a big problem when we see the democracies can unite in theory they are doing that but in reality each stands for itself. ludden remembers how his daughter in law courts swine flu back in 2009 he believes called the 19 is no worse than that and the world will survive. good. she got sick with swine flu or it was a very worrying time back then we didn't see such a big panic. everyone is gathered in the kitchen listening to president putin's address to the nation this is just one of many russian families and families worldwide who decided to self isolate before even any request from authori

thank you elise so much for joining me today in these uncertain times it's been an absolute pleasure having you here thanks brianna. it's time for a break we'll have more with dr eddie fattah cause he's joining me next with some tips on staying healthy during the corona virus outbreak we'll be right back. the world looking to cash. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them under age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge no if you're going to exploit our child here in los angeles there we're going to come as you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the early 6 trade. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. you know what i'm going to get there so i don't think about it at all many of us at home and not

hello there good to have your company it's elise overtaken china as the country which has suffered the most deaths from the coronavirus italians have recorded surer than half the number of infections us china but now has a big death toll 427 people died in italy in the past 24 hours taking italy's toll talk to 3405 that's a 156 more deaths than china will spain's numbers are rising rapidly to more than 100 dead in the past day while the rons health minister said that over the past 24 hours on average one person die from the virus every 10 minutes or michel barnier the european union's chief breaks it negotiator has tested positive for coal that 19 the 69 year old said he's doing well and following the necessary instructions i'm on a positive note china has recorded its 1st day with no person to person infections colbran and reports now on thursday's grim news from a city. the head of the world health organization has called coronavirus the enemy of humanity in this intensive care unit in the italian city of baghdad it's easy to see why this footage filmed by the head doctor gives just

quality of life i'm not always going to be there for her and i don't want her to use a wheelchair but elise walk with a cane 'd . but not as the start of the week is shaping up we will bring you all the latest developments in 30 minutes but not so tell it more great programs get going in moments. i'm not sure that they were going underground as the u.k. e.u. trade talks begin today to determine a post brics it future while they do nation media continues to look away from the case of arbitrarily detained julia songe which may determine the end of free speech in britain coming up on the show deputy leader of the left party in the german bundestag 7 document calls on labor leadership candidate gets accused of persecution of julian assange to see for himself in court what the u.n. calls torture and arbitrary detention of the founder of wiki leaks plus forget the coronavirus will breaks it all doubts on multinational chemical companies catalyze mass insect extinction all this more coming up in today's going underground but 1st what was it actually like to sit in a london court last week watching

it's elise coronavirus catastrophe the death toll is rising at an unprecedented level but governmentis taking more drastic measures that will reduce the number of people dying and what lessons can all the countries learn from. this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on bernard smith hospitals and morgues overwhelmed bodies piling up in churches and just on the end.

bush white house and state departments elise jordan.e super tuesday elections in a second. first the cover of the "atlantic" is too timely about donald trump's war on institutions. experts on the run. >> really. >> yesterday, last night, on cable news, he attacked the world health organization's estimates on the lethality of the coronavirus. and it will certainly continue today. unfortunately for donald trump, a virus doesn't really care about loyalty oats, or who you voted for four years ago. >> right. the -- no. you're right. george packer cover story is incredibly timely, although in a way it's didn't timely for three years because experts have been on the run in this administration for three year, and george's point, i mean, we focused on the justice department, on the state department. what is true there is also true at any of the scientist-oriented branches of government and the thing to worry about the most is this. you have a lot of people, i live in washington i know a lot of these people, hanging on in their jobs. in cdc, noaa

measures and medical treatment methods have been working very well you know just moments ago it's elise prime minister has decided to extend the nationwide locked on this according to italian media reports this comes after they recorded the highest single day number of deaths for any one country from the virus since the outbreak began 475 people died there on weapons day it's a lead has been on lockdown for almost 2 weeks asian stocks have fallen as fears of a prolonged global recession take hold south korean markets plunged more than 8 percent there were also losses in japan and hong kong that follows another big selloff on wall street. protesters in cities and towns in brazil have demanded the resignation of the president. his handling of the corona virus outbreak. of concern about the virus is quote styria and he blames china for the outbreak he's been seen defying medical advice by shaking hands with supporters south america's biggest country has reported for deaths in more than 400 cases including government leaders. a large religious event in indonesia has been cancelled but thous

a country on lockdown that elise prime minister orders unprecedented restrictions to try to stop the spread of coronavirus. and richelle carey this is out as her life from doha also coming up. chinese president xi jinping travels to woodhall in the out the center of the outbreak after the country reports another significant drop in new cases. the white house confirms president trump has not been tested for corona virus despite flying with the congressman who is now in quarantine. and a day without women the mill worker strike in mexico to show what the workplace is like without them. italy is expanding travel restrictions to the entire country locking down 60000000 people to contain the corona virus outbreak and president and move follows another spike in deaths from the virus despite a strict orange teen imposed in the north of italy the troika the reports. it's a nice curated virus that demick already the 2nd most deadly after china has taken another dramatic turn with more than 60000000 people the country's entire population under lockdown from tuesday. prime minister is that they

listen, i understand for elise, i understand, it is not just the president. tom friedman wrote about this yesterday. i understand given the enormity of the impact on the the economy, i i can understand folks who want to find as fast and as short a road back to normalcy as possible. i get that completely billy got a do it responsibly. we got a do it responsibly. we are not there there. we have to stay the course. we believe we are basing our actions on the fact and signs associated with the spread of this virus. you can't. flip a switch we had begun to aggressively for m any weeks get out ahead of this but we took our most taccone and steps on saturday. onhat it draconian steps saturday. that is only three days ago. we need a longer runway. judy, on any of these questions but especially the one i did not answer at all related to hospitals? judy: on the testing, we think and we are getting 92% of all the test results. otherher 8% are from one hospital lab that does not have a direct link into our data system and some smaller labs -- and don't have a direct link

. >>> my thanks to jonathan, basel, elise and most of you to you for watching. "mpt daily" with chuck todd starts right now. ♪ >>> welcome to wednesday. it is "meet the press daily." good evening. it is a long continuous day from super tuesday to extended wednesday but wow what a 24 hours it's been in the democratic presidential primary. joe biden pulled off a comeback. he leads the delegate race for the first time with wins in ten of the 14 suner tuesday contests including maine and nbc news called less than two hours ago and michael bloomberg announced he was dropping out to endorse joe biden. this afternoon in front

well robert elise armies having its successes in virginia, and we talked about that heading into pennsylvania, in the summer of 63, to give the virginia farmers some space, to grow those crops, that were then going to be collected on their behalf a little bit later, all of those battles we talked about being a places of transportation, the railroads, in the rivers, is because there was all this food together, and signed. there was a mechanism behind the scenes for doing that, that involved people all over the place. in the confederacy. so that is what i have for you for today. any questions? okay, i do want to take attendance as we are finishing up. so hang out, don't go anywhere, but you can begin to pack up your things. i just want to make sure i got everyone as you were coming in. thanks so much, i guess we are going to finish early. when they tells not to shake hands, or just these into your elbow, that is his social distancing method. exactly the same stuff they were telling americans to do, at the turn of the last century. why is this important? even though we have made astounding impro

sam elise overcome by fear and distrust. dramatic pictures from the greek turkish border. once again refugees are caught between competing political interests. seems to recall the migrant crisis of the 20 cysteine. these people lost all hope some good. 90 minutes on t.w. . i'm not laughing at the gym i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and wait for them and me thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes of the classics the indians think you see for the country that i'm playing the piano needed change will take from this drama day out to eat it's all about ok bob i might show join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. post is the schumann race destroying itself. we are ruining the basic elements of our system we're using too much water and we're polluting the water supply for the i'm. going to play golem or supplies will last forever but they won't come up when the rain stops and starts march 20th on w. . cut. cut . play . this is the news coming to you live from burning in between the high. hope and hopelessness refugees and migrants stranded on the bo

elise stefanik was targeted with a vicious note. from democrat howard dean that is triggering outrage. carley shimkus is here with how it's playing out on social media. good morning. >> good morning. on saturday, a note was left on the congresswoman's car that said rot in hell, fascist pig. she posted it to twitter. she said i understand that respectful and passionate policy disagreements are foundational to our democracy but this note is sad hatred. we are praying for the author. former vermont governor howard dean responded saying this, i don't condone this but as you sow, so shall ye reap. you are a shame to your district and to the democratic united states. a lot of people saying that response was out of line. this twitter user saying this is a perfect example of the incivility of the left, shows their hatred and intolerance for anyone who doesn't share their beliefs. suzanne says using the bible is another way the far left perpetuates hate. this person said howard dean demonstrates he has no clue what condone means. no word on

lawmakers hope to clear any final hurdles tomorrow before a vote on monday and as christine elise hu is warranted. we're already seeing signs that the coronavirus is having a negative impact on the us economy now we don't have precise government figures yet but we do have. >>is anecdotal evidence of americans losing their jobs and projections of just what kind of impact that's going to have goldman sachs is predicting 2 and a quarter million americans are filing for insurance this week alone that is an eight-fold increase versus the week before. now we know what industries are being hit it's largely did the hospitality and leisure industries we're seeing this with airlines with hotels airlines and air travel in this country have essentially ground to a halt united one of the biggest carriers yesterday saying that going to have to make cutbacks if congress doesn't intervene and provide that rescue mary out one of the biggest hotel chains here in the u s announcing that it's going to furlough 10,000 workers and one of the biggest restaurant companies here in the actually here in new yo

has been ordered to pay more than $6 million to the family of a man that was shot and killed by bart elise the family spoke out telling henry lee that the verdict brings a sense of closure but not an end to their pain. >> reporter: a federal jury has ordered bart to pay more than $6 million to the family of 28- year-old celine kendall who was shot and killed by it transit agency officer. kendall was fighting with another man across the street in january 2018, gunshots were fired. body camera footage captured an officer running across the street and confronting the men. he shut kendall several times in the back and the officer said he saw kendall getting up off the ground and feared he would shoot the other man. kendall's family said he was surrendering when he was shot. >> they were going through a fountain of lies and misperceptions. >> the attorney said bart was sticking to a false narrative and is now paying the price. >> what the officer said it happened did not happen. he had many opportunities along the way to act as a reasonable officer. >> family members have protested at bart boar

one other logical elision that happens is let's pause at allele difference we've solved the affordabilitycross Ãbwe don't know the mechanisms. if we showed that more african ancestry lead to lower test scores through more genetic african ancestry to lower test scores, the mechanism could entirely be through skintone, it could be that more african ancestry means you are darker skin of your darker skin needs you are treated differently in society. that could entirely be the mechanism even if we showed that. there's almost no way to falsify that possibility. stay tuned, i just want to say that the model of using sibling comparisons when i do that i find there is no effect of how much african or european ancestry is sibling has compared to the other sibling in terms on the effective educational attainment or test scores. to me that's more of the ideal experiment and does not support the hypothesis that genetic differences are explaining racial differences and test score gaps. this not published yet, and making sure i have all my keys crossed and eyes darted but stay tuned. >> let me just resp

elise, thank you very much for joining us. thank you for what you're doing.nd thank you for letting people understand the reality so they get that it's not just numbers, it's your life. >> thank you for having me. >> no, it is a privilege. tell people, even though it's not at the apex because, remember, people who aren't doing your job say, well, it's not that bad yet. it's not that bad yet. what is it like right now? >> bad. it's as bad as i've ever seen anything before. i've been doing this 20 years, and i've never seen it this bad. i've been doing critical care for that long and these are patients that are the sickest i've ever seen. we're used to taking care of sick patients in the icu and them we have some easy ones. this is one after the other. we have six icus open strictly for covid patients, all on ventilation, intubated, sedated, paralyzed as sick as they can be. we have sicker patients on the regular floor that we usually have in the icu but don't have room for them. >> so what kinds of things? i don't think it's a time to hide anything from people

my name is elise. i'm a nurse practitioner not the icu. i'm about to take my temperature.very morning and every night, i'm taking my temperature. to make sure that i stay healthy to take care of my patients. >> by one of the nurse's station right now and we have the doctor watch manage the room to make sure everything is going okay with the nursing staff inside. the unit that i work in is a coded quarantine critical care unit. highest acuityacuity, sickest ps that we have in the health system right now. people are 20, 30, 40, 50, much younger than we expected. >> this is the tubing from the ventilator. the ventilator is the breathing machine that goes to a patient. the tube goes into the patient's mouth, into the patient's lungs and inflates and deflates the lungs to help them breathe. if a patient's heart is not doing well we put them on a cardiac bypass machine. this only affects the lungs and helps with the breathing. for now we need to bypass the lungs, and this machine will oxygenate the patient and give the patient oxygen while his lungs are healing. >> crying right

basel, elise and most of you to you for watching. "mpt daily" with chuck todd starts right now. ♪ >>> welcome to wednesday. it is "meet the press daily." good evening. it is a long continuous day from super tuesday to extended wednesday but wow what a 24 hours it's been in the democratic presidential primary. joe biden pulled off a comeback. he leads the delegate race for the first time with wins in ten of the 14 suner tuesday contests including maine and nbc news called less than two hours ago and michael bloomberg announced he was dropping out to endorse joe biden. this afternoon in front of his staff bloomberg explained the motivation behind that quick decision. >> i entered the race for president to defeat donald trump and today i am leaving the race for the same reason. to defeat donald trump. because staying in would make it more difficult to achieve that goal. i've always believed that defeating donald trump starts with uniting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it. and after yesterday's vote, it is clear that candi

know we are told to do the social distancing so if you do go pick up your mes just make sure your elise unarmed distance 6 feet apart don't get too close to people don shake hands just get the meal d leave at least people can get this food because it's critical for some kids whmay not have that meal and you think about the kids to and how they're doing i wonder if you're going to be out there you know by the time some kids come by. >>because it's only been most of them. a day or a couple days the weekend and alrey kids are going not kids are going crazy without anything to do. i mean i'm ing that's like to die, it's kind of nice to be wcan i stay in my it and we should mention the social distancing so. >>youeporters usually of come into the station and part of our singer akon now you guys are coming in anymore righ >>the hour handing off our equipment that we share with other reporters and we're not gettg interviews were not really going up to people trying to get you know, they'rsound to see how they're then wee just putting them are is putting ourselves at risk so this is a huge chang