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farrell had been fired earlier that day. had said he had a long-running feud with one of his victims. according to farrell's neighbors he liked building guns out of mail order parts and believed that coors had sent people to spy on him after he hurt his shoulder in an accident. in short, there is no shortage of ways to look at the situation and find an explanation for it. but "the washington post" and plenty of other news outlets have already decided how you ought to view the shooting. the victims probably deserves to die for the sin of racism. today "the washington post" reported on the coors shooting with this headline, quote: news found on gunman's locker at milwaukee coors facility years before deadly shootings. according to the newspaper, which is now barely a newspaper, five years ago a noose was found in farrell's locker. the perpetrator never found and nooses pop up in fake hate crimes than real ones. the article proceeds to list a laundry list of grievances from a handful of employees stretching back a decade with a

and one of them you saw snoop dogg telling people not to go outside unless you've got to well farrellcribing isolation as the perfect time to party at home, but family members or roommates the governor of course issued a stay at home order last week which could last up to 3 months and that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues of 7 thanks for joining us. my money should work as hard as i do. so i use my freedom unlimited card to buy all the latest tech stuff. today, i'm earning on a charger. so, just the charger then? ummm... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah! (sarcastically) fantastic. earn 1.5% cash back on everything you buy with freedom unlimited. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> prince charles. he's got it. >> prince charles is self- isolating in scotland this morning. >> should meghan markle be worried? >>> then, party zero. >> how a birthday party with 50 gifts is turning into a coronavirus nightmare. >>> plus, escape from new york. >> concern that the virus will spread, as thousands flee the epicenter. >>> and the new telltale sign you may have the disea

you heard snoop dogg telling people don't call outside unless you have to well farrell all dressed uparty describing isolation as the perfect time to party at home without family members or roommates the governor issued a stay at home order last week of course it could last 2 or 3 months. the bay area's on steph curry says he's going to be interviewing infectious disease expert doctor anthony found she we've seeing a lot of fun cheese, the head of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, he's been at most of the president's daily white house briefings, not all of possibly because he doesn't always agree with the president curry tweeted today asking fans to submit questions, he's going to host the q and a session. 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. it will stream live on his instagram page and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 i'm catherine heenan our coverage on the coronavirus pandemic continues at 6. hundreds of thousands of kids will be out of school for at least another month, several bay area counties announced the extension on school closures today, even parents wonderi

and i remember looking at susie farrell, the writer, and going, "i haven't really reconciled it that left alone in that rather dismal house for quite a long period. years later, your mum approached you, something we see in the film, out of the blue, turned up at the office of a bank you're working at, and it was you then who subsequently approached your dad. why? there was a small domestic incident that triggered a real reaction from me. as susie the writer says, that is understandable, i cut my mother out of my life for four to five years. and i cut my father out of my life for ten to 12, ii to 12 years. when i reconciled with my mother, it was because she was terribly ill. and i had made her ill. part of the collateral damage which i regret more than anything. it reached the point where i had become relatively successful and confident that i wanted to... i felt the need to show off. 50% of it was to show that i have done something with my life. like any son or daughter wants to show their parent. but it was more aggressive form of, "i really want to show you now." also another part

hunter farrel mission director for the presbyterian church in peru learned from pastor eleanor stark of st louis that another equally polluting dove run plant was located in her culinary m. . 3. this foundry also belong to franco. the pastor decided to go there with peruvian archbishop federal grant oh. links are formed between the peruvian and american communities. pastor eleanor stock had organized a meeting she invited some environmental health specialists from st louis university fred mandel struggle and 2 representatives from la jolla community. we had a conversation had a meal together and talked for a couple of hours really just sharing experiences around the circle and as each person spoke every testimony that was given from people in her kill any of the folks allowed or you would say that's the same situation we're facing the same situation in our city. and the stories are the same same things that were happening same relationship with the company same kind of intimidation and threats same kind of denying that there was an issue the same health issues in both places and. the

and so we had people like will farrell came over to play on my team >> seth: uh-huh. >> mike meyers,h: who was the best -- other than yourself -- >> yes >> seth: who was the best celebrity? >> i would say probably will farrell >> seth: yes >> because he was very fit >> seth: yep >> he was very good at football. he said he grew up in orange county and played a little football, soccer there when he grew up but then you get off into baseball and all your other sports >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and you lose the one true god's game [ laughter ] the ability to play. but will was fantastic but he was also -- i mean, he is literally the nicest person i've ever met >> seth: he really is. yeah >> he's just a joy >> seth: and his -- can't be that nice on the soccer pitch. >> no -- >> seth: it'll back fire on you. >> -- you gotta be a killer. killer >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] one last thing i want to ask you. because this is an interesting different times. >> i did >> seth: three different films >> exactly the same performance but three times. >> seth: yes, exactly. same lines you insisted o

national, the paul nicholls—trained eight—year—old finished ahead of captain drake in second, withjoe farrelllate attack from tiesj benoot to claim overall victory by 18 seconds at the shortened paris—nice race. the final stage was won by columbia's nairo quintana, with benoot second and overall winner schachman back in sixth. the race finished a day earlier than planned due to coronavirus. and britain's elfyn evans is third after 13 stages of the world rally championship in mexico, more than half a minute behind toyota team—mate sebastien ogier. esapekka lappi's rally ended in dramatic fashion, the finn's ford catching fire. no—one was hurt. the all england open badminton championships have been taking place in birmingham this week and the line—up for the men's final has been decided. top seed chou tien—chen of chinese tapei was leading denmark's anders antonsen when the dane had to retire due to injury. chou tien—chen will meet antonsen‘s compatriot in the final, viktor axelson. england's marcus ellis and lauren smith will be in mixed doubles action a little later on. you can watch live cov

year—old, who was a runner—up in the welsh national finished ahead of captain drake in second, withjoe farrellibraltar open after beating egor figor raydo 4 frames to 2. his victory included this break of 132. and britain's elfyn evans is third after 13 stages of the world rally championship in mexico, more than half a minute behind toyota team—mate sebastien ogier of france. esapekka lappi's rally ended in dramatic fashion, the finn's ford catching fire. no—one was hurt. among the other sport going on today is the all england open badminton championships in birmingham, with the semi—finals under way. england's marcus ellis and lauren smith are in action in the mixed doubles right now. ellis and smith lost the first game to their indonesian opponents, before staging a great comeback in the second game from match point down to take it into a decider. that's taking place right now. you can watch live coverage on the red button and the bbc sport website. men's golf is on hold until next month at the earliest. we've seen that the men's first pga major of the year, the masters, and the opening ladi

howie: the plug was pulled excuse me after dylan called the move upsetting and her brother ronan farrells accusing publisher from hiding from him and walkout, difficult decision and i'm not defending the movie director, i don't know what happened 3 decades ago except that he was never charged. woody allen who recently lost a movie deal with amazon is radioactive. still to come corona virus coverage has for become a constant present in our lives, are we (janine) i used to be a little cranky. dealing with our finances really haunted me. thankfully, i got quickbooks, and a live bookkeeper's helping customize it for our business. (live bookkeeper) you're all set up! (janine) great! (vo) get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks. howie: the media nonstop coverage of coronavirus. >> i think the 3.4% is really false number. now, this is just my hunch. i would say the number is way under 1%. >> we need truth, we need facts and we need testing and donald trump should take the next month in golf while someone else handles it. >> the president said he had it under control and h

president, i gave you strategic re- [laughter] michael and farrell look at each other and said shouldwe tell him. mrmr. president, we made that up and bush was crushed. he thoughtht he had said it. [laughter] but he fought back and said well, you did not make under [inaudible] [laughter] what did you say? >> what i was trying to say in my louisiana language was tha that -- >> simultaneously translation. >> music crosses all boundaries for the one that i noticed when i seen that no matter what audience i am singing to is when i do a song live like you were dying.g. that song is one of those songs that i feel like i'm privileged and blessed to be the vessel for that song. i don't feel like that's my song but if you like it's a song that is meant for everyone and everybody finds a way to relate to that. that is what great music does and i'm fortunate in my crew that i'm able to have songs like that as part of my repertoire and as an artist that is ultimately what you want to do is move people and bring them together in a way they may not have been involved with a song like that or a mess

it was going to can create some will farrell/ron burgundy thing. i. >> i loved it. too. i waited for a couple of years what have you got there? >> got a -- >> i got one, too. have you been trying to do stuff tin doors? i have one, too. i have a -- this is the sapped wedge. >> yeah. i've got this one. >> put it on the carpet and make balls around the place >> can you juggle with the ball? i can't -- >> yeah. oops i just lost it oop. >> yay, that's awesome >> there we go oh, my gosh. that's what i'm excited about. i cannot do one of them. that is phenomenal, buddy. the that is so good. you've got a little guy enjoying the ride at home >> last week it was before the lockdown happened, it was like the sport to do. you could literally walk the fairway. confined of saved one for the last i'm not going to run the house >> you working on your putting game at all? >> i'm doing a little bit. it's a hole at the end of the hallway that i'd like to get into would you like to see it >> yeah. i'd love to see it >> piemt you on a book here in the hallway. >> oh, my gosh >> right there a

howie: the plug was pulled excuse me after dylan called the move upsetting and her brother ronan farrells accusing publisher from hiding from him and walkout, difficult decision and i'm not defending the movie director, i don't know what happened 3 decades ago except that he was never charged. woody allen who recently lost a movie deal with amazon is radioactive. still to come corona virus coverage has for become a constant present in our lives, are we starting to scare people? saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. rowithout the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing wherever you are - even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. the business of hard work... ...hustle... ...and high fives. modernized comfort inn's and suites have been refreshed because our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place

us, bailey is a stress eater, because after the announcement, warren's press secretary gabrielle farrellosted on twitter "bailey legit just swiped someone's burrito." ( laughter ) along with footage of staffers trying to get the tex-mex from his maw. yes, it's your burrito, but bailey has a plan for that. ( laughter ) >> jon: oh, oh, a plan! a master plan! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: ladies and gentlemen, it's time -- >> jon: come on, give me that. >> stephen: -- today, we are all bailey. so it's time to say goodbye to elizabeth warren. oh, here comes her horse. ride lizzy! ride! ( laughter ) ( applause ) so now its down to biden and sanders. showdown at high noon. right before they both eat dinner. ( laughter ) either one of them would be the oldest president in u.s. history, so it's going to be important they choose a running mate that is experienced, yet seems a lot younger. so... jimmy carter. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the other big story is still the coronavirus. it's all anybody's talking about. you could say, america has coronavirus fever. but you shouldn't. that would be

farrell can do will smith and chris rock. chris tucker.ome people i wish i could do you know when obama came about. the mannerisms i love you know, the inflections but i never thought i had the boys. . it is the actual voice. when barack obama talks in a my daughter what we gonna do? i know the cadence but i never thought i had the voice. so you know, that was always one of them i tried to do. i did you ever think you would be here? some people would say your life has provided funds for other people. you have fun while doing it. is that a dream come true? >> not many people get to live their dreams. when i talk about it, everybody has a dream. everybody knows what they like to do. most people don't know how to go about doing it. there too afraid. so, when you know what you want to do, you go for it. there is nothing better. >> is there something in particular if i come to your set, tonight you would like to talk about? >> all the things i could not talk about here. you have got to keep your job. >> i have seen your routine. this is a very

even more was reveal by roland farrell, despite substantial evidence and published instead of new yorkernected weinstein brought to bear including hiring private eyes an how difficult it was for the women to publicly accuse him especially on the record. >> we wondered if we'd ever be able to publish the initial allegations against him. if you had told us that 2 and a half years later we would watch harvey weinstein being the one sitting silently in court as these women took the stand to tell detail accounts what he had done to them, i wouldn't have believed it. howie: convicted of third-degree rape and sex act but acquitted on more serious charge. thanks to a handful of reporters harvey weinstein is a convicted rapist. we hope you like our facebook page, we post daily columns. we like hearing from you, good, bad, ugly. you can subscribe at apple itunes, google play, we have a lot to tackle in the wake of south carolina and even more on super tuesday next sunday just a reminder that we will be back at 11:00 eastern and we will see you then with the latest buzz. arthel: new information on

mia farrow posted this clip of her son, ronan farrell, crooning sometime. >> ♪ nowadays ♪ i will sendi don't care ♪ i've got ways >> laura: he has a great voice. >> if you need a definitive proof, laura, that he's not sinatra's kid, that's it. i mean, i don't know why he's running around singing in the house, but nice of mia farrow to celebrate his 90th birthday. they're having a lot of self-serving folks out there. but madonna and others we've shown you, but i have to give a round of applause to garth brooks and his wife tricia yearwood. they did it concert for their fans on facebook the other night. they took requests, they were pitch-perfect, laura. ♪ ♪ we are far from the shallow now ♪ ♪ we are far from the shallow now ♪ >> it was laid-back and cozy and for the fans. that's what we should be doing during these times and what entertainer should be doing. >> laura: a cappella. they had the guitar. >> just the guitar. >> laura: incredible monster talent. raymond, i just thought you were going to treat us with another madonna singing about that for sure whatever that was buried >> i w

farrell opened fire on february 26th, last thursday, and killed five employees before turning the gunf. a motive is not yet known but police are interviewing employees and don't believe the shooting was racially motivated. senate minority leader chuck schumer is facing backlash from chief justice john roberts. schumer made threats to justices gorsuch and kavanaugh, as the supreme court hears arguments on the first big abortion case of the trump presidency. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released a whirl wind and you will pay the price. [ cheering and applause ] tracee: justice roberts issued a rare rebuke, defending his colleagues, calling schumer's comments, quote, inappropriate and dangerous. roberts will hold the deciding vote in the case. the senate wants a deeper security review into 5g networks. lawmakers yesterday passing legislation requiring the trump administration to identify security threats and possible fixes within the equipment and software. there has been growing concern in congress that foreign countries could spy on the data t

week's to tells people not to go outside unless you absolutely have to sound advice there's will farrelln party, a tire. >>wow what a jacket he isolation is the perfect time to party at home with family members or roommates of course if you're using social distancing. right. >>i grant high thinking, yeah definitely social distancing and i heard that there's a new hashtag out there whether at home and that's exactly what i'm doing out here today at the comfort of my own home getting in the bay area forecast let's take a live look outside and we are noticing. calmer and clear conditions out there because of that lack a blanket of storm cloud cover temperatures already cooling down into the low 40's for the north bay with widespread mid to upper 40's. everyone else even oakland cooling down finally in the 40's up 49 degrees. but we're all going to be in the 40's tonight with the exception of parts of the north bay you're actually going to be under a frost advisory. that's because you're going to have temperatures at or below freezing so this is going to go into effect during the overnight h

for example, on the 19 polk, one of the recommendations is to address the hotspot at larkin and farrell using the quick build tool kit the board approved earlier this winter. that is an example of something built into the capital budget and we can move forward on. we would like to increase weekend service on the 9 9 thats something we are not able to do under the current budget. we will be as creative as we can with scheduling to help with gaps where we can. 229 sunset has two-tone indication. the reason for that is because we are recommending a significant service increase we create a 29 rapid for this route. that 29 rapid was going to be commented with travel time improvements that make the service quicker and more reliable. we will continue working on the capital piece. there are capital resources in the budget to address it. we will continue with the planning process because i am hopeful that we will identify resources and getting community feedback on what the 29 rapid would look like, where it should stop and go. it when allow us to be ready if and when funding becomes available.

i believe tom farrell is the bankable ceo that's why i reach for the 5 point be point 3% yield. i keep stretching, it's not the bottom, it's the start last, you want to call it, you can get it at 7.28%. i can't. last, 6, i want a tech a tech that's levered to an unassailable trend 5g kwa qualcomm it has a 3.8% yield. tomorrow it slices through 4.5 give you a prep, 4.5 it's a buy. before that, no. i don't know when this breakdown comes to an end. as i said, i will say again, all of the work i've done says it's still got to go through the s&p level of 2018. it's not there yet we don't have a stimulus plan in place. why should we need one i think it's time to buy a basket of accidental high yielders ups, abbvie, wells fargo, vez, dominion, qualcomm i like them so much that if they go down more, you can keep adding your position into weakness we did it in 2008, '09 we crushed it. they get cheaper as they go lower. this unforgiving market, that is all you can ask for. chad in new jersey chad >> caller: hey, jim. congrats on 15 years with the show want to talk to you about cleveland c

paul nicholls—trained welsh national runner—up finished ahead of captain drake in second and joe farrellonds at the shortened paris—nice race. the final stage was won by columbia's nairo quintana, with benoot second and overall winner schachman back in sixth. the race finished a day earlier than planned due to coronavirus. and britain's elfyn evans is third after 13 stages of the world rally championship in mexico, that's more than half a minute behind toyota team—mate sebastien ogier of france. esapekka lappi's rally ended in dramatic fashion, the finn's ford catching fire. no—one was hurt. men's golf is on hold until next month at the earliest, and we've seen the first men's and women's majors, the masters, and the ana inspiration postponed. however, in cape town, the south african women's open has just finished and it has been an incredible debut for england's alice hewson. in her first event on the ladies european tour, she won by a shot and my colleague chetan pathak caught up with her earlier. it feels absolutely incredible. it isa dream it feels absolutely incredible. it is a drea

will farrell teaching us how to wash our hands to a different song. bollicelli. he sang the song "time to say good-bye." he sang it in italian. one of the most beautiful thing i ever heard. i know you guys know the song. >> i love that james brought together such a group of musicians. like the acms this weekend. >> we'll talk about that. can we just say james corden has a nice garage, tony. very nice. >> not as nice as my basement, gayle, clearly not. >> we'll let the public decide. >> my talk of the table is, in normal times if someone showed up at my house with a perfectly good picture cut up into a thousand little pieces i would think i'm in some big trouble, some complicated trouble. now i say honey where do you want me to put your new puzzle. puzzles have made a gigantic over the top come back as we hunker down. demand for jigsaw puzzles has jumped 370% at the world's largest puzzle maker that's ravensburger. on thursday, march 26th, sales ten times what they were a year earlier. i have to say puzzles not for me. i asked my wife what the attracti

there's two ways to look at this, right, one is farrell as son who needs enemies and the other way tobe pretty bad. gillian: like maybe marry your daughter, that's pretty bad. there's controversy in fairfax, virginia of who should be able to speak about school subject, correspondent doug has details, take a look. >> i'm dr. franklin, what have you given us? >> a republic if you can keep it. >> dc appellate judge is authority on the constitution and appears in instructional videos produce it by is it.org because of decline in civics education and survey found only 26% of american adults can name all 3 branches of government. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag -- >> last fall ginsburg at school in conjunction with the video. the associated press learned of visit and had another video questioning minimum-wage laws. the ap noted the koch brothers contributed $83,000 company. >> i see the way in which the koch networks led by charles koch is funding educational programs to spread ideas that benefit billionaires an harm working-class americans. >> to some claims of libertarian bias seem abs

. >> warren's press secretary gabrielle farrell posted on twitter, bailey legit just swiped someone's burrito. along with footage of staffers trying to get the texmex from his mom. yes, yes, it's your burrito, but bailey has a plan for that. >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >> i've been there with dogs, once it's in the mouth, hard to get it out. >> i love that bailey appeared on rachel maddow. that was great. >> i was just going to say that. welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin again with a story about the coronavirus. the worldwide outbreak has reached nearly 100,000 confirmed cases and more than 3,300 deaths. health officials in the u.s. and elsewhere are now scrambling to contain it. there are now 230 known cases. nevada and colorado reported their first cases yesterday. 12 people have died, 11 of them in washington state where a seattle suburb has closed all schools for the next two weeks. >>> this morning a cruise ship with passengers and crew members suspected of having the disease sits 70 miles off the coast of san francisco. that city j

>> small fraction of the totality of the music, a stark contrast to why farrell had to pay marvin gaye's you talk music, it's our favorite thing in the world. >> i love when you geek out. >> music and law. >> here's one for you, by the way. blake shelton, he made a little girl's dreams come true.ttning with remarkable stories of forgiveness. but first your local news. cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and it lowers a1c! jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection... ...in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, ...ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction and don't take it if you're on dialysis or have... ...severe kidney problems. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar

. >> he's actually -- >> reporter: chris farrell is noaa's lead investigator for an unprecedented six-week-longoratory in the atlantic. >> reporter: you're as far east as you're going to get here which is why barbados is the spot to do this. >> yes, that's right. a sweet spot for doing this kind of work. >> reporter: you're flooding the atmosphere with just about everything i can think of. it's drones -- >> two, one -- we brought out, you know, a fleet of ships and aircraft, balloons, everything we could think of. >> reporter: the idea is to get as many different data points. >> right. >> reporter: clouds may live in the air, but they're created by conditions far below on and beneath the surface of the ocean. so to fully understand them, you need a ship. how you doing? >> good. >> reporter: i'm jeff. noaa has one. the ron brown, a state-of-the-art floating science platform. >> this is a heavily instrumented surf board. >> reporter: dr. elizabeth thompson runs the science program on board. it's a surf board that's taking these incredibly complicated measurements. >> i don't think a human would e

transport formnd y.o, marg next, we have rachel farrell joining us in the next hour.k of the latest business flash headlines. apple says staff in most of its worldwide offices can work from home from the coronavirus -- during the coronavirus outbreak. ifloyees can work remotely the job allows them to this week. apple is trying to ensure that on-site remain safe. the company is especially close to the virus with its supply chain in china. is unlikely to move forward with an offer for the ritz hotel in london. bids have been weighed. the news comes amid disputes among the heirs of the hotel. one member of the berkeley family is threatening to sue. reports from jakarta says that google will open his first data center in india this year. jakarta says that google has already completed the physical infrastructure and has hired staff. alibabat, amazon and are also launching services in indonesia. still to come, we get japan's final adp prints. gdp numbers. will break those numbers for you, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ japan is likely to revise down its fourth-quarter gdp data

for example, on the 19 polk, one of the recommendations is to address the hotspot at larkin and farrell using the quick build tool kit the board approved earlier this winter. that is an example of something built into the capital budget and we can move forward on. we would like to increase weekend service on the 9 9 thats something we are not able to do under the current budget. we will be as creative as we can with scheduling to help with gaps where we can. 229 sunset has two-tone indication. the reason for that is because we are recommending a significant service increase we create a 29 rapid for this route. that 29 rapid was going to be commented with travel time improvements that make the service quicker and more reliable. we will continue working on the capital piece. there are capital resources in the budget to address it. we will continue with the planning process because i am hopeful that we will identify resources and getting community feedback on what the 29 rapid would look like, where it should stop and go. it when allow us to be ready if and when funding becomes available.

for example, on the 19 polk, one of the recommendations is to address the hotspot at larkin and farrellusing the quick build tool kit the board approved earlier this winter. that is an example of something built into the capital budget and we can move forward on. we would like to increase weekend service on the 9 9 thats something we are not able to do under the current budget. we will be as creative as we can with scheduling to help with gaps where we can. 229 sunset has two-tone indication. the reason for that is because we are recommending a significant service increase we create a 29 rapid for this route. that 29 rapid was going to be commented with travel time improvements that make the service quicker and more reliable. we will continue working on the capital piece. there are capital resources in the budget to address it. we will continue with the planning process because i am hopeful that we will identify resources and getting community feedback on what the 29 rapid would look like, where it should stop and go. it when allow us to be ready if and when funding becomes available. i

for example, on the 19 polk, one of the recommendations is to address the hotspot at larkin and farrellusing the quick build tool kit the board approved earlier this winter. that is an example of something built into the capital budget and we can move forward on. we would like to increase weekend service on the 9 9 thats something we are not able to do under the current budget. we will be as creative as we can with scheduling to help with gaps where we can. 229 sunset has two-tone indication. the reason for that is because we are recommending a significant service increase we create a 29 rapid for this route. that 29 rapid was going to be commented with travel time improvements that make the service quicker and more reliable. we will continue working on the capital piece. there are capital resources in the budget to address it. we will continue with the planning process because i am hopeful that we will identify resources and getting community feedback on what the 29 rapid would look like, where it should stop and go. it when allow us to be ready if and when funding becomes available. i

valley authority all over again and we're just subsidizing companies to keep their employees on farrellernd finding things for them to do because keeping them on the payroll will pay off more in terms of minimizing taxpayer requirements than releasing them or firing them or laying them off and then having to go find jobs in the future that's bucket number one do what you can to keep people employed bucket number two we see people already unemployed if you're going on to unemployment or federal government assistance, then maybe we pay them a bonus. not a good word but give them a check for thousands dollars to help them get through the immediate need because it just has been laid off or don't have a job. that helps people get through these problem times. but they should be just two very distinct you have to keep work, working to help people stay employed i don't like the idea of just giving everybody a thousand dollar check for a lot of small businesses, you know, if they know that their employees are going to get a check and that business is struggling they might say you know what? i'm go

. >> "the wall street journal's" charles farrell and the economist's zanny minton beddows.weeks, been talking to friends who are doctors and people i've met through this who are doctors. just got a text from an operating room at a major hospital in new york city showing an empty shelf. no more masks available in that operating room. it's a scene that's playing out in hospitals across the country. they just don't have the supplies they're going to need to fight this right now. >> kareen, final thoughts? >> yeah, so, i'm left with, we have to pray for our country. this is going to get a lot worse before it gets better. but we will get through this. we have to. we have to take care of each other, our elderly. if you have an elderly that lives next door to you, check in on them. but we'll get through this together. we will be resilient. >> we will. jonathan lemire? >> the president is teasing a major announcement today from the fda. remains to see what that is. is that going to be a trial drug testing? some sort of new testing mechanism? that's not clear but people around the w