gwen baumgardner is in london tracking all of the detais for us. what is the latest on this stimulus package? >> reporter: hey, good morning, anne-marie. the government is hoping to inject about $1 trillion into the economy amid the growing health and economic uncertainty. if yesterday's st. patrick's day festivities were any indication, businesses need the support. dublin, ireland, was eerily empty for st. patrick's day while bourbon street in new orleans looks like a ghost town. >> not to overstate things, it's pretty catastrophic. >> reporter: attempts to slow the spread of the coronavirus have shut down businesses and restaurants around the country. that includes matt hogan's pub in new york. >> we're going to keep our staff on for as long as we can. if this goes to two to three months, it's going to be difficult because people need money. >> reporter: from boston -- >> almost two weeks now. i haven't paid my guys. >> reporter: to sacramento -- >> 40 people or so depending on this job. >> reporter: business owners and employees are getting nerv

last night they appeared at one t lmeas rols gwen baumgardner reports. >> how are you?reporter: the duke and duchess of sussex appeared in public for the first time in london since news broke of their proyal family.back from the meghan flew in hours earlier from canada where their son archie remains. brits weighed in on the couple's return. >> i think they have their own decisions to make and it is up to them. however, i feel desperately sorry for the queen. >> i support them 100%, yeah. free people and they can make their own decisions in life. >> reporter: meghan and harry were in town to attend the annual endeavor fund awards, which celebrates the achievements of sick and injured service members. >> i think that shows more about him than anyone else, that he's not part of the royal family, but still wants to continue supporting the country. >> please give a warm scottish welcome to harry. >> reporter: harry who insists on dropping the word prince from his title, previously served in the british army and said he's committed to helping fellow veterans. a few days ago h

gwen is next. gwen from silver spring, maryland. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have a question about getting tested. ipersonally thought that possibly had coronavirus and i and i to get tested, called my local clinic, and they did not know where i could get tested. now, i think i am pretty much tested -- should i get at this point? if so, i still don't know where. i guess that is my starter question. not get theu could test before and you have recovered now, at this point there is still a significant limit in the number of tests available and the capacity to run those test, so it would not be recommended you would continue to try to seek that out at this point. in the future, i would expect and i would certainly hope that people like yourself that have -- that feel like they might have it or feel like they might have been exposed to it by association with other people in the community would be able to quickly get a test done to put themselves at ease, but also more importantly inform the response so we know where it is, how big it

i me tell you another story, when -- gwen was a tall, very attractive white woman. when she came to new york she settled right into new york city club life which she really enjoyed. she told her she came into the interview with a list of stories she wanted to tell us. there good stories. they didn't feel necessarily like good stories when we heard them. she would meet men, be list actors and not very famous athletes and she was very clear, she sat on her own sexual boundaries and she would go back to her hotel rooms with them and she did not want to have sex so she would describe it, she would give them a blow job to get out of there. and for her, that was a self protective escape, but it made us think, what is the feeling of indebtedness that she felt like she owe them a blow job. she shared with us two stories are being sexually assaulted. the first was freshman year when her roommates were encouraging her to like data guy on campus, just try that. and she wasn't super psyched about it but there was a freshman or senior who was into her so she thought at least the

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gwen hines — it's really uncomfortable reading, isn't it?mber of the leadership team we completely accept we got it wrong and we are so sorry team we completely accept we got it wrong and we are so sorry for what the women went through. it should not have happened that the charity made it worse in the way they handled it so we have done a huge amount of work since then. this was about things that happened in 2015. ijoined two years ago and since then we have done an independent review and had an outside expert speaking to hundreds of our staff to understand what it felt like to work at save the children. what do you think is the worst thing in the report? the worst thing in the report? the worst thing in the report is what happened to the women and asa report is what happened to the women and as a women working in an organisation i cannot believe senior men acted that way and what really went wrong as the charity investigated those as informal concerns when they should have been investigated formally is that we are very clear. any complaint

congresswoman gwen moore tweets this. house expected to take action soon on its second robust coronavirus package to help state and local governments, businesses and individuals impacted by the coronavirus. i'll keep working with government partners at the federal, state and local levels to keep wisconsinites safe and healthy. from doug lamborn of colorado, tweeting, some coronavirus information, he says use these practical and important tips if the white house coronavirus task force to keep your home safe. from josh of "the washington post" who tweets this. president trump quote won't be tested after having contact with a member of brazil's delegation at mar-a-lago this weekend that has reportedly tested positive for coronavirus, per spokeswoman stephanie grisham. she says contact was limited though the brazilian official was in a picture with president trump. up next in the wake of the coronavirus, a senate panel looked thealt effect the outbreak is having on the small business supply chain. they talked specifically abo

there is support for the tribes position, slid from when gwen representatives and mid-atlantic representatives. new england representatives and mid-atlantic representatives. the response that comes from supporters of indian mobile is, johnson versus mcintosh. -- indian is, johnson versus mcintosh. in april the senate were approved the act. -- approved the act. the -- exceptept those the following day. andrew jackson signed them into law. almost immediately the jackson administration starts negotiating with tribes. have got planned for you now. the first tried to say ok is the choctaw nation. a provision that says, when you we'reut to these lands, going to swap you for, what would become known as the indian territory, no state shall ever be allowed to pass laws to govern the choctaw nation. this line becomes a standard feature of these removal treaties. no state shall ever be allowed to pass laws to govern the nation. the other provision in their is a provision saying, and you will only title to those lands. -- will own the title to those lands. that is the means by which georgia had claimed th

us and in june of 2019 he rolled out along with danny davis and linda sanchez and terri sewell nd gwen moore, and jimmy gomez and other members of the ways and means committee the fact that social security is a simple rights issue as well. -- is a civil rights issue as well. a civil rights issue that has long gone unaddressed. 's been more than 37 years since social security was last fixed, and that was under tip o'neill, ronald reagan, and howard baker. it's been more than 50 years since social security was enhanced. do you think things have changed or people in 37 years? and in 50 years? every american listening to this understands that that is the case. they have faithfully paid in to this earned benefit, and have gotten in return a benefit but one that needs to be changed and modified in a way that makes sure it's sustainably solvent into the next century and enhanced in the following ways that people like danny davis have advocated. here's the four ways that we enhance social security. number one, we make sure that no one can retire into poverty. in the wealthiest nation in the wo

restored -- >> nobody would ever be reassigned or discriminated against or prejudiced or real quaintedded gwenerns about the functioning of the d.ful. chris: and you can't tell me whether that happened. >> i'm not going to tell you because that's still under investigation. we are doing a comprehensive, thorough investigation. chris: secretary azar, thanks for coming in today. we'll, of course, be tracking your efforts and the efforts of the entire task force to follow and fight this disease in the week ahead. >> thank you, chris. chris: up next, we'll ask our sunday panel about the administration's response so far and the political and economic fallout. ♪ ♪ oh, hi, samantha. you look more like a heather. do you ever get that? it's nice to finally meet you in person. you're pete nocchio? oh, the pic? that was actually a professional headshot. i'm sure that's it, yeah. i, uh, i think i've lost a few pounds recently too. i'm actually doing a juice cleanse. wait! you don't... (glass breaking) (gasp) ah! oh...! with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you

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restored -- >> nobody would ever be reassigned or discriminated against or prejudiced or real quaintedded gwenconcerns about the functioning of the d.ful. chris: and you can't tell me whether that happened. >> i'm not going to tell you because that's still under investigation. we are doing a comprehensive, thorough investigation. chris: secretary azar, thanks for coming in today. we'll, of course, be tracking your efforts and the efforts of the entire task force to follow and fight this disease in the week ahead. >> thank you, chris. chris: up next, we'll ask our sunday panel about the administration's response so far and the political and economic fallout. ♪ ♪ i...decided to take the dna test. and i...was...shocked. right away, called my mom, called my sisters. i'm from cameroon, congo, and...the bantu people. i had ivory coast, and ghana...togo. i was grateful... i just felt more connected... to who i am. greater details. richer stories. and now with health insights. get your dna kit at ancestry.com. these expect and way more. internthat's xfinity xfi.u get powerful wifi coverage that leaves

no bill is perfect certainly gwen graham tried responder crisis like this and we are pumping out more of our federal tax dollars and borrowed federal treasury dollars than ever in history of our country through this process would you add the phase one, a two, phase three. .. >> to be able to help heem, to to have the financial security to pay their bills and to stay afloat and by the way, we have funds to state and federal offices to fund their costs as they shift to this dramatic new system provided through this legislation. so that's for people directly. second, the stimulus package is going to provide relief for small businesses trying to stay afloat making sure they will have access to credit and liquidity needed to weather this storm. one is through a major expansion, what's called the small business administration 7-a loan program, this is going through businesses that are currently providing funding to small businesses. so it's a community bank. it's the savings and loan. it's the credit union. it's the regional bank, wherever people are banking they'll be able to get these loa

. >> guest: you are right, the late gwen eifel so many have paved the way for me at the white house and they encountered racism. if you step on one of our shoes there will bep a riot. >> host: this is the first african-american white house correspondent. he received posthumously at the 100th anniversary for the white house correspondents association. on the board at h the time and e struggles and the challenges that they had they don't fall short. i take it with a badge of honor to be in that space. and i believe that voting is sacred, and i've suspected and respects the part in history because c-span is rolling off the tapes and i am a part of history and respect that and i take it seriously. [inaudible conversations] >> host: what was going on? >> guest: that still brings tears to my eyes. >> host: we heard a voice at the end say mr. president, are you racist? >> guest: that was me. i said it three times i believe. i still haven't come to terms with that question. i don't regret asking it of the reason i haven't come to terms with it is because in 2020 right now and 2018 no matter who

gwen is next. gwen from silver spring, maryland. caller: good morning.nk you for taking my call. i have a question about getting tested. ipersonally thought that possibly had coronavirus and i and i to get tested, called my local clinic, and they did not know where i could get tested. now, i think i am pretty much tested -- should i get at this point? if so, i still don't know where. i guess that is my starter question. not get theu could test before and you have recovered now, at this point there is still a significant limit in the number of tests available and the capacity to run those test, so it would not be recommended you would continue to try to seek that out at this point. in the future, i would expect and i would certainly hope that people like yourself that have -- that feel like they might have it or feel like they might have been exposed to it by association with other people in the community would be able to quickly get a test done to put themselves at ease, but also more importantly inform the response so we know where it is, how big it is,

you'll see blake shelton and gwen stefani. two hour special.rie underwood, tim mcgraw. a tribute to country great kenny rogers. the acm awards were postponed due to the coronavirus so this will air in its place and the coolest thing about it is, >>>, here is what you can expect, a cool and cloudy start to the day and through the afternoon partly sunny skies and daytime highs around where we should be for this time of year. there is a chance for the north bay to see an isolated sprinkle or shower. that is a possibility but, mainly dry conditions expected with a mix of sunshine in clouds right around where we should be for this time of year. for inland locations topping out in the mid to upper 60s this afternoon. for the bay, low to mid 60s this afternoon and for the coast, over 50s. we will stay -- to our north as we go through the week. mostly sunny skies wednesday and thursday with a mix of sunshine and clouds on friday. the next weather system will bring the return of the rain for the weekend. >>> southbound 880 at 92, the closure in the righ

he wrote, gwen stefani helped him take it to the next level with stripes.and called it a hatchet job. >> looks okay. >> actor scott evans posted a photo of the uneven haircut with a video of his brother, chris evans, helping him fix it. now part of the reason i'm nervous about doing this is because i'm no stranger to bad haircuts. i wanted to share a photo of when i was 6 years old after i first tried to give myself a trim. that little v in the front. it took about a year for that to grow out. >> soine that -- >> don't try it at home. >> i was going to say, you know do not try this at home. ape lot of people are coloring their own hair with disastrous results, cutting their own hair. you've got to do something. >> mr. mason, do not cut your hair. do not -- i'm not going to cut my hair. we'll do a special segment on the man bun or the ponytail, and we will get through this together. >> i'd like to see that. i'd like to see it. >> all right. my "talk of the table" is an easy one. basically take it in with your eyes, folks. it's a friday. we've got puppies. th

and you are right allison dunnigan, ethel payne, harry -- the late gwen ifill. there are so many others who have paved the way for me at the white house. they encountered racism harry was over 70 years ago. they were talking about no you cannot come to the press conference. if you step on one of our shoes, the white reporters, there will be a riot. come on. >> host: the first african-american white house correspondent. correct? >> guest: yes. >> host: during npr? >> guest: yes, the problem is he never had his press credential. he received it at the 100th anniversary for the white house correspondent association. i was on the board at thatrd time. that they -- the challenges that they had. they don't fall short on me. i take it with a badge of honor to be in that sacred state. i believe the white house is a sacred state. and i believe that voting is sacred. i respectd it. i respect the part in history that i play, because i am in history now. c-span is rolling all the tapes for my novice time to now. i'm a part of history and i respect that. i take it seriously.

a lot of that before the south carolina primary where joe biden scored that gwen and in texas closert was on south carolina. let's assume most of it was. those voters robbed of the chance. hoping for a bit of a comeback. there is a race coming on for the republican nomination. you may not know it. talking about republican presidential candidate bill well challenging the president and all the 14 primary states up for grabs today. good to have you. >> great to be with you. thank you. neil: i was looking at the breakdown of the states where you are getting a lot of attention. north carolina a big rally. vermont the republican governor is endorsing you. without being dated, i would think that is about it. disembowel me of the notion that those are your best shots. >> well, i think vermont losing backing of governor phil scott, utah with the backing of evan mcmullen who about 22% there last time running as independent, not even a major party candidate and massachusetts where he served two as governor, those are probably the three i've got my eye on. there are some wildcards out there. col

this bill provides critical funding in helping our communities thrive exen gwen when this crisis passes. as we prepare to provide relief for the american people amid this national emergency, i'm reminded of the words that president kennedy would have spoken were it not for his untimely loss on november 22, 1963. this is a time for courage and a time for challenge. neither conform it or complacency will do. neither the fanatics or faint-hearted are need. let us not be petty when our cause is so great. let us not karl amongst ourselves when our nation's future is at stake. let us stand together with renewed confidence in our cause. united in our heritage of the past, and our hopes for the future and determine if this land we love -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from maryland reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm proud to yield one minute to the gentleman from pennsylvania, dr. joyce. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. joyce: thank you, mr.

host: gwen from alabama. reporting -- talking about the turnout in south carolina. one story just before midnight last night said well over 500,000 people voted in south carolina, a handful of votes is still being counted. we will see if we can get a better final figure. they said things were approaching record turnout. they also reported a few problems with the new voting machines. official said all of the reported issues are being quickly resolved. a couple of callers have mentioned the closing of polling places ahead of time. they called it consolidating polling places to make the process more efficient, in their terms. alabama is a super tuesday state. 52 delegates at stake. here is the former mayor of south bend, indiana. pete buttigieg talking to his supporters last night following the south carolina results. [video clip] a mayor whog: i was lived hundreds of miles away from washington in a middle-class neighborhood in a diversity in the industrial midwest. i am offering a new approach. i am offering a nominee and presidency where you can turn on the tv and fe

this bill provides critical funding in helping our communities thrive exen gwen when this crisis passes. as we prepare to provide relief for the american people amid this national emergency, i'm reminded of the words that president kennedy would have spoken were it not for his untimely loss on november 22, 1963. this is a time for courage and a time for challenge. neither conform it or complacency will do. neither the fanatics or faint-hearted are need. let us not be petty when our cause is so great. let us not karl amongst ourselves when our nation's future is at stake. let us stand together with renewed confidence in our cause. united in our heritage of the past, and our hopes for the future and determine if this land we love -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from maryland reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm proud to yield one minute to the gentleman from pennsylvania, dr. joyce. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. joyce: thank you, mr.