forus say yak and a young guy very ambitious very very cool and trying to help his people and they we've been reporting about the coronavirus and they only quoted some guy from the street who was not happy with the government decisions which were very strict and for this he the c.e.o. and the head of news go to arrested they went into jail for a couple of days over easter and from now on his station doesn't get any information about the coronavirus anymore from the government from the jordanian government which i think is one of these cases where governments try to also bring down liberal openminded journalists and media houses and i think this shouldn't be tolerated and really the jordanian government to change their policy on this. talk to us about how regimes that are already known for silencing critical voices in their nations are using the pandemic as a means to tighten their grip yeah it's i think something which they which at the end they really use because it gives them the opportunity to to show the strong man that they have a strong state and that journalists and some kind of w

a low probability this was a deliberate act but they are still his assessment is based on the fact forusays the weather was bad and there were no unusual north korean troop movements. but again that is one assessment not the final assessment of this time. the timing of this is what many people are worried about because it comes just 2a hours after kim jong—un made his reappearance after a 21—day absence. in past the north has made deliberate provocations to the south to try to use it as leverage when it comes to negotiations so some are concerned that might be going on but right nos more details are needed. let‘s talk about coronavirus in south korea. the authorities there have been widely praised around the world for the way they have had handled the outbreak. what is the latest on the social distancing rules and when you say social distancing, i raise eyebrows, and i know this will make a few people around the world veryjealous others there are sadly very few social distancing guidelines here. masks in public places are part of culture here and there are temperature checks that many p

foru know, not snap at everybody. >> trevor: well, luckily, your fans don't have to wait a year to hearlled "reunions." tell me a little bit about it. >> you know, i went through this period after i got sober a little over eight years ago, where the person that i used to be, i looked back on him with a lot of judgment and a lot of disdain, and it took me a good six and a half or seven years before i felt like i could be friends with that guy again, to where i felt like that was safe, you know, because i didn't want to forgive myself too quickly for fear of turning back into the person that i used to be. finally, in the last couple of years, for whatever reason, i felt comfortable look back at the music i made then and the relationships i made then and the person that i was then, and, you know, revisiting that, going and sitting down and sort of having a conversation with that person and not just hating his guts, you know, because it was safer to do that. so once i started thinking of those things and those people, then a lot of memories came back, and sometimes in the form of ghosts, yo

factors, which is well we low what break-even cash flow is, so we certainly have our work cut out foruse good news is we're seeing each week improve. the bottoming was earlypril may looks like it will be a better month.y hopefune better still. the bookings out in july lok more encouraging. it's going to be a gradual process, but i's too early to make the call. if things don't improve clearly, we're going to have to radically restructure. but that's not mething that we have to commit to at this point. >> woodruff: and can you say at this point how much more you need from th federal government from the taxpayers? >> well, first of all, we came in tois year very strong. we have the sger balance sheet in the u.s. industry by far. we've got anvestment-grade credit rating. our leverage was 24% in rms of the debt to total capital. we've raised a significant amount of money and have over $15 billion in the bank as we speak. so we've got ample resources to see ourselves through a reasonable ti horizon to get through this challenge you know, the money that we got from the government so far was en

. -- foru still issued the an emergency rule today and what will that proposal look like? >> we have really stood -- we have released it. i have to make sure everybody understands what a scoped statement is. it is a long document that meets some legislative need around the potential rules. it is an overall statement. it is available now. you should be able to get it anyplace. i certainly don't have it memorized. that scoped statement will be published. it is available now. it will be published monday and there is a 10 day waiting time before we can even talk about and put together a rule. today,what we discussed the process of it, with the legislative leaders, and what that statement might mean. it is one thing i did not memorized coming in. one thing i would like to say and this is off topic, so i am not -- i don't want people to say, where did this come from? it is my understanding that senator tiffany just released a statement saying that is calling andrea palm or to resign -- palmer to resign. senator tiffany, please, just relax. insane statement. we talk about trying

chair foru madam convening us and for your steadfast advocacy. mr. patton, the attorney general indicated that he was going to encourage the bureau of prisons to release medically vulnerable placed yet the bop has as far as the numbers i can tell less than 3000 people on home confinement since late march, despite congress and the cares act giving them ample authority to do so. can you explain why the numbers have been so unacceptably low? >> thank you, representative jefferies. i wish i could explain it. quite honestly, i have been shocked by how callous the response has been and the lack of urgency. the numberste that you just put out, less than 3000 is in fact the more accurate number. a representative mentioned that attorney general barr's 20 about 5000 people being in home confinement, that is the number of people in home confinement, not the number of people they have moved into home confinement because of covid-19. eett was a very misleading tw on his part. i wish i could explain it. at the brooklyn facility, we had an instance of a vietnam vet

if it's not a substitute foru e actual then you have to build in the protections of the guardrails which these revolutions that i've seen so far absolutely do. >> let me turn back, you noted that remote participation could concentrate congressional leadership. you also argued that members want to hold leadership accountable and i think you said they need to write a minimum -- to questions, can you expand on the ways in which remote participation could be at the expense of other members. >> yes, one of the rays that remote voting empowers leaders and they will be the one in the capital itself. even with any remote process there's going to be people that have to be in the chambers to make the rules and motions that procedures will be necessary to pass law, if lawmakers areaw not there there significantly removed from the information process of lawmaking, that creates a situation where if they're not there to lend information through first or second hand experience, then it will be much harder for them to be in in the process to know what policy provisions are in play. if they're not there

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