i think we have got ernie back. ernie, can you hear me? we are trying to use cell phone technology on a tv show and it's not always perfect. rob, how did -- okay. we are going to try this one more time, ernie, tell us why you got involved. >> i don't know if you guys can hear me but i just want to say it's a great initiative, rob, my manager came up with this great idea and it's a great cause, we want to help the people in the front line, and one of my partners has already done 6 million bars to help out the association. so this is a great clause. please all the clubs around the country, find a way to get in. it would be great. steve: yeah, and ernie, there are a lot of people who are golfers. >> thank you. i can't hear you. all good and we wanted to get involved. thank you so much. steve: okay. you know what? that's probably as much as we are going to hear live from ernie. so, david, you know, it started just with your club there in the morris town area. now it's nationwide. if people would like to at their local level get involved, how d

and a rugged little man named ernie pyle. there was no retreat.e fleet that came to stay, that had to stay. had to stay because the men the navy landed needed tons of steel from navy guns. even as we beat off fresh waves of jap planes overhead, the big guns of the fleet smashed enemy strongholds miles away. [explosions] had to stay, because our men advancing through the rice paddies and over the steep bridges had to have close air support from the flat tops. in the air control room aboard the command ships, strike upon strike was ordered. ♪ then the navy and marine flyers lay down precise, deadly rocket fire to help make the next 50 yards of advance less costly. [airplane engine] [explosions] this was the fleet that had to stay because always the stream of supplies to those troops must be steady and huge. a bridge of ships was brought across the pacific to bring our men more food, more medicine, more ammunition. and waiting at the end of the longest supply route in any war were the kamikazes. [explosions] this was a fleet fighting like infantry, p

i do ernie's voice it's very inspired by ernie. "how are youo od to see you. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh.g in the world. and it's like everyone loves it but the best part i think is how you got this movie >> oh, we have to talk about that this is -- yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, please >> it's so cool. >> jimmy: so this is, what 2017 you were on our show? >> 2017, yes it was i think only the second time i was on the show and we were talking about manifesting stuff, 'cause i remember i came to the "late night" set when i was like in drama class like on a field trip and i was like, "i want to be on the show one day," and i remember telling you that. and you were like, "oh, my god we manifest this stuff like let's manifest something else." and i was like, "i want to be in an animated movie one day." and we like held hands on the desk and wished for it >> all right, i would like to voice -- >> jimmy: i would like to voice -- >> both: a character in an animated movie >> jimmy: motion picture >> in animated movie motion picture film one day. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause thanks yes. let's play t

ernie is an american original, a man who devoted his life to giving voice to working people's hopes, dreams and rustrations. he and i have not always agreed on everything, but we have always shared a conviction that we have to make america a fairer, more just, more equitable society. we both know nothing is more powerful than millions of voices calling for change, and the ideas he has championed, the energy and enthusiasm he has inspired, especially in young people, will be critical in oving america in the direction of progress and hope. for the second time in 12 years, we will have the incredible task of rebuilding our economy. and to meet the moment the democratic party will have to be old. you know, i cannot be prouder of the incredible progress we made together during my residency. but if i were running today, i would not run the same race or have the same platform as i did in 2008. the world is different. there is too much unfinished business for us to look backwards. we have to look to the future. bernie understands that, and joe understands that. it is one of the reasons that

ernie patty with a glimpse of what it looks like is and sounds like on the front lines of this fight. welcome to mtp mail day and the start o

keep returning those cars, we'll be okay tell her she owes us a couple hundred bucks. >> any way, ernie garcia, ceo of carvana, thank you for coming on great business model, sir. >> thank you >>> there's a wild one if you're getting bored, that might be a good one to buy "mad money" is back after the break. >>> it is time it is time for the lightning round. [ indiscernible and then the lightning round is over are you ready, skedaddy. rob? >> caller: hey, jim, how we doing? >> doing good, how about you >> caller: good. i've got to tell you, you pick us up every day. the way the world is going, and we've been down and out. >> ahhh, one of my buddies called me this morning and said jim, you look tired. that hurts i'm back >> caller: i'll tell you what, we watch you, and you bring us back to life >> thank you i needed that. it's lonely. my wife left in the first week of march i'm by myself reading books. what's going on? >> caller: can you let me know about tsm? >> i think it's going to be okay, but that's in that cohort of semis that i like to think includes nvidia and amd. bring it, bring

ernie patty shared this video at the end of a particularly grueling shift. >> i guess that's just we did our best that's all i can say it's not been a good day. really horrible. >> reporter: among the lives lost, father basile, small in stature but mighty in energy mary roman was not just a former city clerk in connecticut, she was a senior olympian that set shot put records and survived polio. >> she's a fighter but in the end, you know, this virus is nothing to play around with just got the best of her but it didn't get her without a fight, i guarantee you that. >> reporter: new york city officials are considering chilling contingency plans including burying the dead if morgues are full authorities hope it doesn't come to that. >> gabe, thank you. >>> more on the breaking news out of london where british prime minister boris johnson battling coronavirus is now in intensive care his condition worsening. richard engel has late details now from london. >> reporter: british prime minister boris johnson tonight handed over duties as head of government where necessary to a deputy after b

cedillo called his partner, ernie pate -- asked him to check up on the guy. >> when i approached then the person identified themself as david mallory. >> reporter: david mallory was carter's live-in boyfriend. he too was a former employee of american eagle. >> i ask him, "what are you doing here at the mall?" he said that he had dropped his girlfriend off to pick up some papers at aeropostale where she was a manager. >> reporter: so perhaps it was just that. david giving carter a ride to pick up some paperwork at her new job at aeropostale. cedillo decided to go inside. the mall was open but the stores were still closed. >> and i happened to go up to aeropostale and there is a manager that's actually in there working. and i was able to confirm that carter cervantez did not work for him and he doesn't even know who she is. >> well, so much for that story. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: cedillo turned his attention to finding carter cervantez. no luck. you didn't see her at all in there? >> no, sir. >> reporter: did anybody see her? >> no, sir. >> reporter: so, cedillo had a disgruntled emp

as promised, let's do some of your questions jim, coming to you first ernie in michigan, it is on market research. i like this question all of the thing that is we all look at and you look at making the investment decisions help the people at home figure out what they should look at please explain what is relevant to the investor in terms of numbers, earnings and other reports. >> thanks, ernie the things we traditionally look at like earnings are very difficult to look at right now you don't know how to project the earnings going forward when we near an economic shutdown what we don't know when we're coming out of. what to look a the is balance sheet. how much cash is available you look at companies that are debt when is that debt due? if a lot of it is not due for three, four years, may not be such a big problem but start to think about cash burn versus the cash on the balance sheet. so in times of stress like this, it's balance street, balance sheet, balance sheet hope that helps. >> appreciate it your take on charles schwab. >> look. it is a high quality company but that doesn't mean

so care for so far the sfl a critical relief fund has raised about $200,000 in san francisco, cape ernie kron 4 news. >>and time now to talk about our storm tracker forecast and joining us working from home us our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow happy april. >>yeah april finally year hopefully this will be a little bit warmer than march boy that was a cruel month justine now the winds kind of kicking up around the bay area today and certainly that make up these little cool cool down some parts is still a lot of sunshine and that's what it looks right now outside the golden gate bridge we've got sunny skies that's why it's going all night long see flag waving in the breeze out there as well temperatures just a bit of a hit yesterday, we're 62 in san francisco. we came down a few degrees 57 for the high they're 64 in oakland 63 degrees and san jose 62 for a high in little more 65 degrees in concord and 65 degrees in santa rosa all these temperatures running a little bit below the average reason cold front rolling on in of course and bring us any rain but help to clear out the skies and

.>> ernie sanders campaign said let's be clear, holding this election amidst the coronavirus outbreak is dangerous, disregards the guidance of public health experts, and may very well prove deadly. as it stands sanders trails joe biden by 303 delegates. >>> the acting secretary of the navy, thomas modly , has resigned after making disparaging remarks about captain brett crozier on the aircraft carrier the theodore roosevelt, brett crozier was relieved of his command after his letter pleading for help for sailors amid the coronavirus outbreak on the ship was leaked to the media. after firing brett crozier , thomas modly flew to guam and gave a speech a board roosevelt calling brett crozier naove and stupid and 230 sailors on board had tested positive for covid 19 including brett crozier who is from santa rosa >>> we're now learning the former trump campaign spokeswoman kayleigh mcenany will take over's white house press secretary after the white house announced stephanie grisham would stepped on his press secretary and would be returning to the east wing as first lady melania trump's c

so e careful or so far the sfl a crical relief fund has raised about $20000 in san francisco keep ernie kron 4 news. >>before we go we want to take a little peek outside. >>we're checking in on the airport sfo which is t very busy these days of tperatures in the 's and 40's 48 in san francisco, 43. in redwo city right now 30 degrees annapolis a lile lately, i've dcovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're scovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-tu, on the mobile app, and witheliver ile keing safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'lbe here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mile app, and with delivery. welcome back role during this we hear a tron for want to w honor some of our bay area hees in this morning. we want to she a spotlight on kate breslin kate h been working at and these local bake in the north bay since 2015 and this is a local mom and pop shop and they don't necessarily have the the means to have a big online pla

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glorie attorney ernie in italy we also having to accept another reality when it comes to getting this curve not a spiky getting it flattened out we have to deal with variables which present themselves as accepting a trend based on trends plural because johns hopkins they're they're wonderful device they're tracker today making the point that the u.s. spain germany and italy are reporting each 2000 new cases per day that's an astonishing figure and it's difficult to see how quickly that will go from being a spike or even a 2nd spike to that curve flattening out well if you will if you look at the. and influenza pandemic of 'd 1918 we we can imagine that there are many many burst of infection will reappear after the fist one nevertheless now we are much more prepared to control the occurrence of a new big a meek even in small areas and larger areas. what is important to remember is that we don't really know all many persons bally are infected by any one who is tested and recognized therefore we really don't know how many persons are immune. and 1st of all testing immunity of the as many

exchange at highgate wood and — the one that everyone remembers me for — the premium bond computer, ernien those days, computers were a thing most people... i'm in a computer museum! are you? because you were on the cutting edge of... very early on. ..britain adopting computers, coming to terms with what computers could do and you, after this, as you say, it was actually quite a high—tech job at the post office. you then went into the private sector at icl. you spent a couple of years there, but this is what intrigues me about that — you say that you discovered, at icl - which was, again, at the time, was a leading technology company... oh, it was our national pride. yes. you said, "i discovered what is now known as the glass ceiling. "it was an excellent company, "but i felt unable to grow the kernels that were in me." so, what did you mean at the time by "glass ceiling"? i think i was getting soft, mild discrimination. women did not do this, no, i could not apply for promotion there, no, it was not suitable for me to be talking about marketing, i was technical, and generally feeling tha

ernie but wellness is not the true positive or no question element of burnout and so so i think that meditation is extraordinarily important gives me reserves i don't have without it but i'm afraid that i'm just not sure that it's all the burnout epidemic i don't know where meditation falls into to answering the questions about professional film and what does that do to reduce my workload what does that do to my control what does that do to increase the sense of fairness that i have about work what does that do to get more rewards those are a few of the. only got about. 90 seconds left and i want to give jill and she has responded that some curves here answer i think that's a great question gabe and i feel definitely i don't think meditation will fix all of that i think there systemic issues and professional fulfillment is a huge part of it. meditation i feel like is a high performance tool so it's not just about stress management and feeling good but it makes your brain function better it gets you out of stress overdrive it helps you with problem solving i have students who have bet

a man came up to him and said, this was before he was the supreme justice it was ernie's a lawyer for the naacp. the man said jim, nager boy, what are you doing in this town? he said i'm waiting for the train to shreveport. the man said will or boy you better be out of this town before sundown. the sun has never set with the nager in this town. that's a story that he says in his autobiography. some african-americans face all kinds of intimidation and even real dangerous when they travel. this is a fair in colorado. i have to wonder why were they were in these outfits on the ferris will? so african-americans also depended on travel guides. like the negro motorist book that was produced in york city. how many of you have heard of the negro motorist book? how many of you. how many of heard of all the other travel guides that existed? there were many different travel guides for a variety of audiences. if you part of a church group, a fraternity, or sorority, there were guides that found special housing for you. there were guides for show people there were many different guides in the back

hey ernie kron 4 ne. california has evacuation plans for earthquakes floods mudslides and of course the wildfires but officials are now trying to figure out what to . if one of those disasters happenduring the coronavirus tbreak. well the state's residents to continue social distancing and frequent hand washing. that is ifthey must evacuate and uh we understand the red cross is also changing its procedures for evacuation centers. >>happening tomorrow, san francisco unified school district is opening up to more meal pickup sites that new sites will be at eldorado elementary school and longfellow elementary school they are joining the list of locations handing out food in the city on mondays and wednesday's you can get up to 5 days worth of food over the course of those 2 pickup days, no id or proof of school enrollment is required and children do not need to be president for adults to pick up the food. >>san francisco bay ferry says it is discontinuing its midday ferry service on the alameda oakland route

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ernie sent in this one, normal waiting in line at places like costco. social distancing of course of the utmost concern. but we are already adapting to those lines and the wait and on this next picture, facebook every morning, in fact, kathy goes out to the safeway and talks about the line wait. passover items, yesterday she posted about that, there is toilet paper. actually anti-bacterial lotion over there as well. the last item she posts was about the flow of lines. one-way traffic in safeway. you guys, we come back here, kathy is a councilperson for santa clara. she considers that a part of her new normal to help out. you guys are helping out as. we all of you have friends as well. we are all adapting. go ahead and share that with us. we are all looking for the tips of how we can bring some new normal into our lives. >> absolutely, mike. thank you. look, we have been having a lot of rain the past couple of days, how is that doing for our system? for the bay area? it's been the kind of dry. >> it was so dry in the month of february. march we had some

so care for so far the sfl a critical relief fund has raised about $200,000 in san francisco keep ernie kron 4 news. >>after the break exert advice on what you need to keep in mind to i'm from making sure you say physically helping during this crisis you need to say financially healthy of course to several lawmakers say they tried but failed. >>to get the credit rating protections added to that trillion relief plan. but as our washington correspondent trevor shirley tells uscrit experts say things are there are still some things that you should do on your own. there's a lot packed into the trillion coronavirus relief package, but no protections to insulate your credit score. i push for that and so the 30 minutes before the agreement signed ohio senator sherrod brown said consumers, especially those now out of work needed that kind of protecti republican chairman. >>and president trump said but financial experts say you can still help yourself. first by finding out your current credit score. i recommend people go to annual credit report dot com just to see what's on there that's the free

we had clean finger hasn't had any that's dirty and ernie. with that clean cited the glove. and that goes into the trash can and then clean your hands again with a surgical mask to put it to your face. >>behind your ears squeeze to form and it was pretty full now. >>and when you remove it make sure your hands are clean in 90 years. >>miss away into the trash can and be for you check your base make sure it's been advised to not reuse masks and gloves but doctor mark earner with dignity health northridge hospital says if you have to you can wash clubs with soap and water and from asks you could actually spray he's kind of mass with a 5% bleach solution. >>and you could actually right reason he also showed us how you can make your own n 95 mask but using h vac filter material and then you can actually get it right and you can take a few stable it into the inside of the mast. >>a more stable as to the outside of the mast and then we can create basically another layer of protection. >>and that was christine was our reporting well when you think of gloves and masks and gowns most

we had clean finger hasn't had any that's dirty and ernie. with that clean cited the glove. and that goes into the trash can and then clean your hands again with a surgical mask to put it to your face. >>behind your ears squeeze to form and it was pretty full now. >>and when you remove it make sure your hands are clean in 90 years. >>miss away into the trash can and me or you check your base make sure it's been advised to not reuse masks and gloves but doctor mark earner with dignity health northridge hospital says if you have to you can wash gloves with soap and water and from asks you could actually spray he's kind of mass with a 5% bleach solution. >>and you could actually right reason he also showed us how you can make your own n 95 mask but using h vac filter material and then you can actually get it right and you can take a few stable it into the inside of the mast. >>a more stable as to the outside of the mast and then we can create basically another layer of protection. >>it's a great idea. well as christine was our reporting for us this morning. all know this is an

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so careful or so far the sfl a critical relief fund has raised about $200,000 in san francisco keep ernieron 4 news. >>how about a little peek outside before we go a live look at the san mateo bridge we are expecting sunny warm mild conditions around the bay area this afternoon so some pretty nice weather in store we'll have your full forecast coming up in just a what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. tside more now than ever before. it's spring. the season we plant, we garden, we grow things. we bring new color to our outdoor space. we're here to help you make your home the best it can be. bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh... it's real. believe me. i mean, this is unexpected. you would say, remarkable? absolutely. a remarkable deal! thank

important to her to look for he virus itself so the snow was falling just they're actually looking for the ernie that are says for its own little chino the test that we're looking is lookinto the immune response to the burst doct scott boyd is leading a team of stanford medicie, scientists who for 2 weeks now have been working nstop on a test to detect antibodies against the novel coronavis in blood samples in each of these human for these antibody tests are. >>there is there evidence that somebody really was exposed to a search of the tunes of the new coronavus and the second that you learn us do they have any worries that could pentially be protective against re nfection. measuring antibodies and people who were not overly ill could show lp calm and mild inctions arin the general population. >>and could help inform when it's safe to resume normal activitjust like this one are going to be really helpful for making those kind of decisions currently we can tell if somebody as the anybody's in their blood. >>we can te the levels of the overall number of any piece of the out. the thing that'sthat's

has been saint barnabus hospital in the bronx where i would like you to meet somebody else, here is ernie patty, an emergency room physician at saint barnabus. >> the battle continues. the end of another shift. we still have a large number of people intubated down here. i believe there's 13 intubated. and about five or six on cpap. a lot of people are still requiring high concentrations of oxygen. it doesn't seem like it's slowing down. although we have had a little, i don't want to use the q word, but a little lull right now, which is good, because we're able to catch up and get some patients upstairs to the icu. let's hope we reached that plateau at some point soon, where we flatten the curve. i'm hopeful. >> when he says we've got five or six patients on c-pap, what that means is that saint barnabus in the bronx is one of the places that has basically mcgyvered a response to the huge number of patients who simultaneously need mechanical systems to breathe. as coronavirus attacks the lungs. what the doctor is describing is most of the patients they've got are on traditional ventilators

they do business in the socialist country so denmark is saying no, no we are open for business and ernie says i love your socialism and denmark. it's kind of funny in scandinavia they love the socialist scandinavia and we are not socialists. >> host: 's scandinavia wake into this impact on the middle class as they tried to have a more capitalist system and america may be shifting more the other way. is there a circumstance where the two would cross? >> guest: may be. scandinavia has a lot of success and they have longevity and health in all these things and there are several authors that we look at. if you look at the statistics and try to understand there's amazing statistics so scandinavians live longer than we do and have higher incomes than we do but here's the interesting thing. if you look at scandinavian americans want to live here the scandinavians have migrated here for 100 years or more in their average income is still higher than our average income in our country. the argument is there something about culture and the idea of this work ethic makes a difference and i truly think

so careful or so far the sfl a critical relief fund has raised about $200,000 in san francisco keep ernieron 4 news. >>how about a little peek outside before we go we're checking in on the airport's suns up it's a brighter shot and so far. >>it's looking good or i don't have delays at sfo traffic looks good on one on one and 2.80 it's just a little chilling suffer stopping on prop something for your arms will ha 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. 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. during this time of uncertainty we're kron 4 want to make sure that we honor some of our bay area here. uh yeah this morning we're focusing on south a business that is offering free virtual martial arts classes. >>it's victory martial arts studio in

the first sergeant below the berm and ernie has his .45 out, and two guys are getting up and they're running towards the outskirts of the forest. the implication being, you don't get up and run, i'm going to knock you off with my .45. so the motivation was great to get up and run. and i'm carrying the machine gun. at that time, i had moved up. i was promoted. i was moved to the first gunner. it only took three weeks. so i was -- and i was able to move up quickly because guys got hurt and guys were on rotation. now, the machine gun is split into two parts. you have the gun and you have the tripod. first and second gunner switch off. sometimes you carry the gun, sometimes you carry the tripod. unfortunately, it was my turn to carry the gun. so as i'm running to the edge of the forest, there's a rifleman running next to me. and off to one side is a german tank, and as this guy is getting up to run, he is shooting -- shooting at us with machine gun. the both of us hit next to the the both of us hit the ground next to the edge of the forest, and the guy next to me says, i think i'm hit. i

this is ernie patty, he is an emergency room physician at st. barnabas. >> well, the battle continues. the end of another shift. we still have a large number of people intubated down here. i believe there's 13 intubated. and about five or six on cpap. a lot of people are still requiring high concentrations of oxygen. it doesn't seem like it's v slowing down, although we've had a little -- i don't want to use -- but a little low right now, which is good because we're able to get some patients upstairs to te upstairs to the icu. let's hope we reach that plateau at some point soon where we flatten the curve. i i'm hopeful. >> when he says we have got five or six patients on cpap, what that means is that st. barnabas in the bronx is one of the places that has basically a response to patients who need mechanical assistance to breathe as coronavirus attacks the longs. lungs. what dr. patty's describing there, they've also started repurposing cpap machines, machines for people with sleep apnea, basically into a make-do clinical solution for critically

ernie patty with a glimpse of what it looks like is and sounds like on the front lines of this fight. welcome to mtp mail day and the start of what is going to be a difficult week. i'm california ity tur. continuing msnbc's breaking news of the coronavirus pandemic. we're standing by for the start of today's coronavirus briefing at the white house. as the number of deaths has now passed 10,000 here in the u.s. boris johnson, who like president trump, initially down played the threat, is now in intensive care and as public health official here's at home are sounding the alarm, that it's going to get significantly worse. >> the next week is going to be our pearl harbor moment. it's going to be the hardest moment for many americans in their entire lives. >> things are going to get bad. we are struggling to get it under control. >> this is the moment to not be going to the grocery store or the pharmacy, but doing everything you can to keep your family and your friends safe. >> for the next week and a half are going to be very difficult. >> if we let our foot off the gas, and start doing t

in the last -- ernie sanders has endorsed joe biden for u.s. president and trying to get his supporters to back the nominee. he called on all political affiliations to work to defeat donald trump. the timing was less than a week after sanders dropped out of the race. bloomberg powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. global stocks pushed higher day ahead of one of the most unsettling earnings seasons of record. let's get to the markets with our bloomberg managing et or the in singapore. do you think the risk on optimism is all about investors who think they have an edge or people who think earnings season ill be as bad as expected? >> i think that earnings season will be highly uncertain. it will be very hard to take a clear signal away from it. it is a momentous earnings season as many people are talking about but that doesn't mean it will be easy to understand. i think there will be so little clarity. several phases of evolution about how we interpret it. we got this incredible stimulus package. i think t

now in the ernie days whether i was working apollo 8 on that back-up crew and apollo 11 the first time we landed, we were still learning so the simulations were useful to drudge up situations with fairs that we had actually go back to work and back through the program office and worry about changing software or changing our procedures to be able to handle that should it ever happen for real. so we're still in a learning curve in the early part of the program. but at any rate, apollo 13 had a particular fair with an explosion. and as we went through design and that is true of modern airplane, aircraft design, spacecraft. as you go through the design of the vehicle, you work through what we called -- i don't know what they call it in the commercial business, but we call fem mema. failure mean effect analysis led by engineering where they looked at every component, every fail open or closed and every wire, fail opened and what is the manifestation of that failure and documented. and early on in the design before you built hardware that would even affect changes to the design, adding redun

. >> that's a look at some of the authors, watch any of these programs in their entirety ernie other,ot to booktv.org. television has changed since cspan began 41 years ago but her mission continues to provide an unfiltered view of government. already this year we brought you primary election coverage. the presidential impeachment process. and at the federal response to the coronavirus printed and was c-span's public affairs programming on television. online or listen our free radio app. and be of the national conversation c-span's daily washington journal program or through our social media speed. cspan, created by private industry, america's television company as a public service and brought to you by your television provider. saturday night at 11 eastern, watch author, they discuss the pandemics. >> what happens now is when we have outbreaks of contagious diseases, we look at the social political roots. people get sick, and then we help we can through vaccines and drums edit to make it go away. >> should not be surprising then when i talk about invalid, somehow very quickly animal

roughly same time ernie came out to become core commander in baghdad under george casey and he came to me and said eric i think i need more troops, he was then the core commander at fort hood, i think, three core, and he said i think i'm going to need more troops. and this was after secretary rumsfeld had resigned but before secretary gates had been swore in, he didn't get swore in until he was presiding over the a&m graduation, for you folks in texas to show how important that is. so i was living with this very uncomfortable situation where i had the outgoing secretary of defense on the third floor of and i have a secretary leaving and a new secretary coming in i haven't had a chance to brief yet. we're going to have to see where it all goes. >> just because couple of you mentioned this, one of the very fine grain and interesting story that's emerges out of the broader tale involves the question of whether there were additional troops available for the surge. what's remarkable is you get widely different answers to this question. depending where you were in the government. the officia