we will speak with incarcerated journalist j juan moreno haines. >> we are well awaware of whatas happening outside the walls abstain quinton, so now when w w house,is coronavirus and worldwide, there is a natural anxiety that exists over here about what is going to happen to us when the public brings this illness to us. amy: with 2.3 million people locked in u.s. prisons and jails, the u.s. has the largest proportional prison population in the world. then to seattle to meet a 17-year-old boy behind a website trackiking cororonavirus cases t is now a vital global resource. out w were sarsme or something like that, thehere wasn't juju a website you could gogo to easily on n a phone juse these stats updatated every minute. i think it is s interesting howi can help combat misinformation and provide the straight facts. amy: and like president trump, 17-year-old avi schiffffman has been tracking corona cases daily since december. his website has nonow reacachedr momore than 40 million views around the world and growing. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, t

nick haining is in at number eight. fraser brown will earn his 50th cap as hooker.rant gilchrist will start in the second row. meanwhile the decision by england to leave out mako vunipola from their game against wales as a precautionary measure against coronavirus has been criticised by public health england. they described the move as unnessesa i’y. vunipola is still training with his club saracens and will start against leicester in the premiership tomorrow. that's the sport. now on bbc news it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a very mixed bag, we have on the right which is an animated quest. we had first met, inspired by a true story of strength through song. and escape from pretoria which does pretty much what it says on the tin. so onward, it begins any fantastical world in which magic has been superseded by more down—to—earth, electricity and gas. two brothers, chalk and cheese, one believes in the old myths of sword

that is terry haines. we turned out to ritika gupta for bloomberg first word news. ritika: the tokyo summer olympics have been put on hold. japan's prime minister shinzo abe and the international olympic committee have agreed to delay the games by a year due to the coronavirus outbreak. it was scheduled to begin july 24. the euro zone is sinking into the biggest economic crisis in its history. efforts to contain the coronavirus pandemic have brought much of the business world to a standstill. private sector activity plunged to the lowest since the index started, more than two decades ago. the price of oil rallied for the second day in a row. brent crude is approaching $28 a barrel. the trumpet ministration says an alliance with the saudi -- the trump administration an alliance with the saudis is one idea under consideration. transportation will be allowed to resume in the city of wuhan on april 8, and residents will be able to leave the city and the surrounding province. last week, the province reported that new infections had dropped to zero. global news 24 hours a

and we welcome back errin haines, a ten-year veteran of the associated press, who has also seen the light. she's now editor at large for the 19th, a non-profit, non-partisan newsroom focused on gender, politics, and policy. and excitedly, we can say it launches this summer. christina, i'd like to begin with you. and i heard my friend conan nolan of knbc say the following so, i'll say this to be fair. l.a. county has 10 million people living in it. he said only eight states have greater populations than that of l.a. county. so we'll establish that before i ask you the following. how's the vote counting going and when are we going to learn who won the california primary? >> i've been trying to prepare people for several weeks of counting for a long time. in the end this is a good thing. we have won of the places that makes it as easy as possible to vote. we had vote centers that were open for 24 hours. now, the "l.a. times" has some terrific reporting right now about kind of what went wrong yesterday, particularly with the technology. you know, effectively they consolidated 4,500-plus locat

hain is doing well. zoom is doing well. everybody doing business on line. zoom is zooming higher.ryl: by the way i will add produce section at grocery stores over the weekend were full. maybe this is the moment to eat healthy. jason, paul, thank you guys both. really good points from each of you. we'll look at markets. dow down 606. we'll be right back. the american red cross urgently needs blood and platelet donations and asks healthy donors to schedule an appointment to give. during this corona virus outbreak, patients are counting on lifesaving transfusions. visit redcrossblood.org patients are counting on lifesaving transfusions. ♪ yes i'm stuck in the middle with you, ♪ no one likes to feel stuck, boxed in, or held back. especially by something like your cloud. it's a problem. but the ibm cloud is different. it's the most open and secure public cloud for business. it can manage all your apps and data from anywhere. so it can help take on anything, from rebooking flights, on the fly to restocking shelves on demand. without getting in your way. ♪ ♪ cheryl: big business is pitch

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apple and facebook donating millions of masks, haines going from making underwear to surgical mask. ford, gm and tesla say they'll start producing ventilators though engineers warn that an fda approved ventilator is an extremely precise and complex pete of equipment withare and many moving parts. >> later today in new york, a new drug trial will begin. it involves taking the plasma from people who have already been sick, removing the antibodies and giving the antibodies to somebody who is sick now in the hopes that it will stimulate the immune system researchers are holding hope that this therapy may work back to you. >> all right thank you. >>> after another major partisan showdown on capitol hill there is cautious optimism this morning among party leaders for a stimulus deal. some progress late last night on a $2 trillion proposal and chuck schumer says he hopes for a vote as early as tonight. let's bring in tracie potts and still no official word of the final deal >> nothing official but around midnight, just a few hours ago as those negotiations wrapped up both sites were saying

. >>> and sara haines is back to guest co-host. ♪ let's go >>> hot topics are on the table with whoopiy behar, sunny hostin and meghan mccain. now let's get things started. ♪ how am i going to change the view, gone crazy ♪ ♪ ♪ how am i going to change the view ♪ >>> hello, hello, and welcome to "the view." sara is back at the table. meghan is still here. joy -- >> i'm always here. it's my job. >> joy is self-isolating and whoopi, our moderator is at home. how's it going, whoopi? >> it's still going very, very well. it's great to hear you all each morning. i have to tell you it makes me feel like i have some kind of normalcy in my life, and i think a lot of people are watching us for the same reason because they want to see us, but it also makes them feel like life is moving forward. so i want to thank you all for making my life better. >> oh. >> thanks, whoopi. >> thank you, whoopi. >> well, just y'all are all right. you know i love you. we're going to start with some hot topics. you're not going to hear that a lot from me, but i'm telling you today. >> i'm, like, say it one more time,

everyone here in california, who has been engaged in cothis ongoinersation that there is really no hain being too early, and there is a lot of harm in being too late, and it makes itpretty imperative for local elected offials who seem to be getting it pretty quickly that we ne to do the c really catch up d to this, by that, i mean being able to ap up testing, ramping up the number of treatment beds, l the thinthat we need to deal with what we know will happen as the coronavirus spreads in our mmunity. >> whiis really -- not a one, but if. how well do you feel, like, santa clara county residents are complying with this order? will there be any need for enforcement? >> we have goseen very compliance, i think most folks get it, they understand the pu st s icy,blpaetrtbl af we really have not needed enforcement. there have been obviously some exceptions, that i thk a gun shop, open a coupleof days ago, and i called the police chief and they were right on it, and everything is shut down situations. there will be right now it is important for everybody to understand what the rules arbecause i

on the situation and let you know when they give us a response meanwhile political analyst tackler hain believes the deal was pretty much doomed from the very beginning of the negotiations well bill responsibility for the given situation must be shared by all parties are the moment right from the beginning of the peace process the americans have been pushing the one government close to the wall on making them to dig decisions in favor of the palace at a time where the taliban have been trying to. do sure as if they. didn't they don't want to talk to the students to tuition it's a very delicately poised situation it can ease and it's quiet for a giant situation where the americans would have a deal with the taliban but didn't want to be an interim agreement on the future of the country which leaves a gun and 3 very much exposed to. a proliferation of civil war. and that brings you up to date so far today just coming up to half past 7 in the evening here in moscow more from us at the top of the. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to get us to the world of

tom: terry haines, thank you so much.licopter money into the united states and maybe that is what we will see like we saw in hong kong. julian emanuel, and futures in the bottom. 197. the vix at 62. we will continue this morning the discussion, mohamed el-erian and the 9:00 hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: another extraordinary day on the market. let's do a quick data check and get the times right on the european central bank. futures -1.40. -- 140. dollar stronger in the last hour. the selloff sweeping global equities is gathering pace, putting a gauge of world stocks on pace for a bear market. there is hope and what the ecb can do today. i was speaking to the former treasury saying what is needed is a targeted ltro. that was your point this morning. tom: the liquidity note is coming out and as julian emanuel mentioned, it really shifted yesterday. we will do much more into the next half hour as well. an important note on the european central bank meetings, because of daylight savings times for our american audience, ge

but we are getting calls, here's the beauty of it, if we want masks, we don't know how, but haines, they called us, we'll make millions of masks. we got a call from 3m they are going to make great products. for instance, general motors, ford spoke to us about doing ventilators. the beauty is they are calling us. if you go to the national route, nationalization route, we are going to tell the company to make ventilator, they don't know what a ventilator is. in the case of one company, they used to make them years ago, and they know how to make them. it's a very complex piece of equipment, frankly. so what we are doing is, i think peter said it maybe better than anybody is going to say it, we have the threat of doing it if we need it, we may have to use it somewhere along the supply chain in a minor way, but we have millions of masks being done. we have respiratories. we have ventilators. we have a lot of things happening right now. so just threat of using it. but using it actually is a big deal. i mean, when this was announced, it sent tremors through our business community and through ou

world the potential consequences disgraced rejected and likely destined to die behind bars pedicle hain al jazeera. a 2nd day of hearings has begun in australia's high court where former vatican treasurer george pell is fighting to overturn his sexual abuse conviction serving a 6 year sentence for sexually assaulting 2 choir boys in the mid one $990.00 s. pella who once helped elect popes is the highest ranking catholic church official ever convicted of child sex crimes. a posthumous appeal for the only man convicted of the lockerbie bombing is to go ahead former libyan intelligence officer. my god he was found guilty of mass murder in 2001 for his involvement in the bombing of pan am flight 103 of the town of lockerbie in scotland is evolving ripples. mcgraw his family have long pushed to prove his innocence now 8 years after his death and more than 30 years after the look of the tragedy but got a chance. the scottish criminal cases review commission has decided the conviction can be referred to the high court for appeal for the 3rd time we had a dented fight 6 graves for referring the

world the potential consequences disgraced rejected and likely destined to die behind bars pedicle hain al-jazeera. israel's president has urged political leaders to say compromises him against consultations to decide on a new prime minister benjamin netanyahu is center right bloc fail to lead a majority in last week's election the 3rd in less than a year or faucets and lester's on with more on the political maneuvering taking place over this thank you if benny gantz can sure up the support of all those within his own bloc plus get the support of all 15 of the palestinians ready parties from outside the government not join a coalition but support a minority government from outside that would get him 62 and that is what he's trying for but to get the 1st he needs to beat the luck of 58 but at least one seat and that has become much more difficult given the approach that's been taken very recently. of the the leader of the gas ship r.c. one of those within his block only livia because his she says she will not submit to a government once supported government that is itself supported by pa

jump regardless of what the administration wants to say about it thank you from washington patty call hain meanwhile in asia infections are still rising across the region there particularly south korea which now has more than 7000 cases and 46 deaths so the largest number of infections outside of china where the outbreak began and authorities have started restricting the sale of surgical masks they view gopalan is monitoring the situation from hong kong. usually a factory racing to keep up with demand for its products would be good news but at this mosque production center in south korea it is an indication of a desperate situation with corona virus infection rates increasing by the hundreds daily this factories operating 24 hours a day but it's still contrary not the mosques fast enough the government has banned all exports of surgical masks and is limiting their sales to 2 a week a person home or all this is the 1st time i've cute for a mosque i've passed by here several times but they didn't happen for me. south korea has the 2nd highest number of coronavirus cases after china with more

matt hain eney in the city offe legislation that would offer rules for similar drug centers in the city for businesses, for residents under siege from this drug crisis, where everywhere you walk you siee needles and peopl shooting up, this is one of the solutions to that. >> san francisco's health department first promised these centers would open a couple years ago, in 2018. that plan went nowhere amid fears that drug enforcement agents might raid the center and arrest everyone. but a federal judge ruled plans to open an injection site in philadelphia were legal because operators will offer services to reduce drug use. >>> at least 25 people are dead tonight after a string of tornados tore across tennessee. it happened overnight. one twister striking in the heart of nashville. that devastation is widespread, as authorities continue to search piles of rubble, looking for any survivors. jay gray has more. >> reporter: the storm strike fast and in the dark of night. >> it just came out of the sky. >> reporter: multiple twisters ripping across tennessee, one tornado cutting a ten-mile path

used in iran to support what it calls malign activities in the middle east correspondent particle hain has more now from washington this is just the latest move just on tuesday the state department announced sanctions against 9 different companies in hong kong china south africa so what does this actually mean well if you are these 5 companies you if you have assets in the united states those would be frozen u.s. businesses and people are not allowed to do business with these 5 entities and probably the more biting sanctions is they get cut off from the u.s. right mantel sector so any big foreign bank detergent program is something this morning any foreign bank that actually works with banks they do business with these 5 companies they could face additional sanctions so really the big bottom line here is the united states is going to roam the globe to allies to enemies sanction companies sending the message that even though iran has been so hard hit by the coronavirus that the u.s. has no intentions of letting go the british government has apologized for its treatment of britons say of

president trump said yesterday that haines and 3m are offering to make masks. tesla and afford have offered to make ventilators. >>> we're committed to speak with doctors and nurses on the front lines of the battle of coronavirus. they say getting basic protective equipment remains a big concern and they are fearful about their own safety and the safety of their loved ones. >> it's the first time we've ever been truly scared to come to work, but despite being scared, we are trained to save lives, and we're committed to doing that. >> we are in a crisis state. we desperately need help. i implore authorities, government agencies, i implore the private sector to help us. we're putting our lives on the line. >> look, i got infected, and i was wearing the protective equipment i needed to wear. we know that when we go in those rooms. and to further increase our risk of getting this virus and to further put our families at risk, intentionally, which is what this feels like. >> there are people that literally are wearing bandannas because they have nothing better than

nick haining is in at number eight. fraser brown will earn his 50th cap as hooker.

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the grand princess will be taken to a noncommercial port where more tests will take place particle hain has more from washington d.c. . the broader issue though is we do not know the actual number of people who have the coronavirus unlike other countries where you see massive amount of testing there were huge issues with the way the federal government dealt with this at the beginning the c.d.c. was supposed to come up with the test they did they bragged about it held a press conference said look we came up with in 3 days problem is they sent it out it didn't work so then they had to fix that again just in the last few days another federal agency has said ok private labs and colleges you can come up with a test as well so we're getting conflicting messages from this administration tensions are continuing to escalate to lead turkey greece border of the flow of refugees and migrants has been fired by riot police on both sides thousands of people have been trying to cross into greece since turkey declared its borders with the open just over a week ago. the 4th senior saudi prince is reporte

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let's talk about this and several other stories with errin haines, joe lockhart and sara fischer.ears, everybody was having press briefings regularly. what is the significance of this ending of the briefing one year ago. >> i think most people out in america don't spend a lot of time thinking about the press briefing s but it really is the removal of one guardrail of our democracy, the fact that everybody day, monday through friday, someone would stand up and take all questions from all-comers from reporters in the briefing room. it's great that they're doing some coronavirus stuff, but there are a lot of other issues out there. and one of the things the press secretary does is run interference or referee within. and my view is that if -- if stephanie grisham has been doing her job we wouldn't be getting all these mixed messages on coronavirus. >> oh. >> that there's a discipline that gets instilled in the government in the interagency process where the government speaks with one voice. >> interesting. >> now basically their strategy is you let trump speak, and everyone follows be

more vulnerable americans aren't exposed can really help at al-jazeera the white house or particle hain is joining me live from washington d.c. it's quite clear that this is a 2 pronged attack isn't it on the one hand the health care is the important thing but also sustaining the economy as well. well right now i think when it comes to the politicians really pretty much most of the focus is on the economic piece of this pandemic now i think in the next couple of days it's going to very quickly switch to the fragility of the health care system in the united states there are pretty dire predictions that if they don't flatten the curve as we've all been told that the hospitals are simply going to be overrun there's always a ready been questions about just the capacity that exists within the system and again the army can build filled hospitals fairly quickly it's just a question of how quickly this virus is going to spread keep in mind very unique to the united states is doing less test in the entire rest of the developed world we're talking about thousands of people in the country of more

continues through more states starting next tuesday thank you very much from washington patty call hain. now twitter is saying that it will start applying a label to tweets containing manipulative forms of media social media platform is also planning to remove any content it deems deliberately misleading that's likely to cause harm social media companies of course have been under increasing pressure to deal with deep fake videos which use artificial intelligence to create realistic but fabricated content and which a person appears to say or do something they did not do as a users will be able to click on the labels to view information from reputable outside sources and see explanations on how the material could have been altered but the network says it will remove media which poses a threat to physical safety or videos which contribute to incitement voter suppression or elements which pose a privacy risk to it has also expanded its hateful conduct rules to ban speech that dehumanizes people on the basis of age disability or disease so for more we can speak to ina fried she's the chief t

politicians have sought support senator bernie sanders who is jewish says he won't attend particle hain reports. every year the american israel public affairs committee for apac a huge conference in the nation's capital almost $20000.00 people in the audience a highly polished production on stage the focus always the speakers many of whom are washington's most powerful politicians in both democratic and republican they show up and it shows a pac is a political force and there will be powerful democrats there with one notable exception i am very proud to be jewish and look forward to being the 1st jewish president this. democratic presidential front runner senator bernie sanders is not only refusing to go he's slamming the organization on twitter writing i remain concerned about the platform apac provides for leaders who express bigotry and oppose basic palestinian rights apec responded tweeting back in part that it was quote you know great just comment about what they labeled a mainstream bipartisan event but american university professor guise of believe support for israel in the us is

days you're going to see the cases grow exponentially thank you very much from washington patty call hain let's move to asia now because in. factions are still rising across the region particularly in south korea which has more than 7000 cases and 46 deaths it's the largest number of infections outside of china where the outbreak 1st began and the authorities have started restricting the skit the sale of surgical masks to the pollen is monitoring the situation for us from hong kong. usually a factory racing to keep up with demand for its products would be good news but at this mosque production center in south korea it is an indication of a desperate situation with corona virus infection rates increasing by the hundreds daily this factories operating 24 hours a day but it's still contrary not the mosques fast enough the government has banned all exports of surgical masks and is limiting their sales to 2 a week a person home overall this is the 1st time i've cute for a mosque i've passed by here several times but they didn't happen for me. south korea has the 2nd highest number of corona v

haine -- hanes can't make 3.5 billion masks. they can't do it in the time we need it done. g.m. and tesla can't manufacture 40,000 ventilators. the two million mask that -- that the vice president trumpeted yesterday from apple. we appreciate. it's an infinitesimal amount. it sounds like a big number. the president actually said yesterday the reason i come out and read these big numbers is so you will know that we are sending out lots of stuff to th. and i think that is a complete misimpression that somehow this is handled. or that we have got it together. we are one nation under god for a reason, mr. president, and that is to respond to a challenge just like this one. it cannot be one hospital at a time. one state at a time or one business at a time. that won't work. it's not a strategy. in fact, it's making matters worse, worse. because not only are we not fixing the supply chain but the pricing is getting completely distorted and people are compete ing with an incredibly scarce amount of goods. this is not a substitute, mr. president, for a coherent national strategy to figur

we need to have better supply hains locally. there's real opportunity for small businesses helping us in that regard. e the challenge will be able to connect opportunities with the businesses that are there. here's where our resource partners can be of tremendous help. i appreciate what you do in the maryland. the minority development business centers are women business centers. of contact e places connect toists could the companies that are with investorsnew opportunities businesses. so i just really wanted to and get from you your reach out.day to we're going -- we already relief the disaster programs for small businesses that can qualify. going to be e knocking on your door saying, can we get help under this program? will help.f maryland they're going to be your offices are going to be called upon to this. do you have the capacity to take care reach to of the, for example, the suggestion you made on list?ping a >> well, it would start by data from the businesses so the s.b.a. is what i'm recommending start from the down, util

but i think what trump was doing hain a way, i'm not suggesting e personally read these older documents, that is not my argument, my suggestion is he instinctively is american nationalist who drawls from older tradition to maintain every hand forns example. when trump ran for president, he had a particular nationalism of his own and if you go back he can see he said the same thing for 30 years and his own unusual way 32 men 35 years and he said over and over again thatt he viewed them as free riders, that is his view. primarily as free riders rather than assets, it's not mine is his. he was quite consistent about that. he said they were taking a vantage of the united states economically and taken advantage militarily, politically. and he aimed to somehow fix this through his own negotiating skills, it was a complaint, it was not a plan or what the policy alternative but it was a complaint with some popular residents as we saw in the 2016 primary particular when you tie into frustration over military interventions in iraq and afghanistan, not to mention libya, frustration with pattern of

nick haining is in at number eight. fraser brown will earn his 50th cap as hooker. their pf°p england's decision to exclude their prop as a cautionary measure against coronavirus after he travelled back via hong kong, they said it was unnecessary according to public health england. he has trained with saracens this week and will start against leicester on the premiership on saturday. johanna konta is wary of russian teeanger anastasia potapova ahead of their monterray 0pen quarterfinal tonight. the british number one says the 18—year—old's age will make her fearless. konta reached herfirst quarter final of 2020 by beating germany's tatiana maria in straight sets. it's the first time konta has won back to back matches since the us 0pen last september. rory mcilroy will look to build on an impressive start when he tees off in the second round of the arnold palmer invitational just before 6 this evening. five birdies and this eagle at the fourth left, the champion there two years ago on six under par — one behind overnight leader matt every. the world number one has fi

. >> "pop news" time with sara haines. [ applause ] >> thank you. been stuck in our heads since it dropped and now it's number five on the billboard hot 100 becoming gaga's highest debuting single since "the edge of glory" nearly nine years ago. "stupid love" is her 16th top ten overall and it's obvious fans love it too. the video has nearly 36 million views and the song has more than 15 million streams. we can't wait to hear the rest of her new album "chromatica" when it drops one month from today. >> we have to wait? >> yeah, one whole month. we should have waited a little long story tease it. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, tom brady, the patriots quarterback is taking his talents from the football field to the box office and launching his own production company. brady taking to instagram writing, i'm excited to announce to the world the official launch of 199 productions. when i was the 199th draft pick in 2000 i knew i needed to work hard every day to prove myself. so stay tuned. exciting times are ahead both on and off the field. now, as

>> reporter: my colleague sara haines came with me to check it out. >> we're trying to take ex-combato to because your life was structured and regimented and they're released into the world without the guys to back them up and communicate with them. that's the challenge for most soldiers. >> reporter: jay realized that both veterans and athletes needed support. >> a lot of these guys when they're done, they have the me statement that our vets do, which is i'm alone. >> reporter: so before the coronavirus hit, these men and women would get together once a week for a workout. >> someone needs some help, someone needs to share something. >> reporter: followed by peer therapy session. >> i attempted suicide three times. >> reporter: but with gyms now being shut down, mvp realized they needed to take action. >> we figured out a way for us to be together and still honor each other. >> reporter: so they put their program live online. >> this is what mvp is built for. brotherhood and sisterhood, is for leaning on one another harder than we ever had. >> reporter: streaming into veterans' homes

general motors and haines both saying they will step up, but the time line is uncertain. new york hospitals are nearing a critical mass as state officials prepare for a crush of new cases. the state is working with army corps of engineers to set up hospitals to increase bed capacity in the field. starting wednesday, all elective surgery will be cancelled to make room for an influx of patients. new york now has more than 15,000 coronavirus cases with more than 9,000 right here in new york city. that's an increase of 46% since yesterday. the number of ventilators that are available is also rapidly shrinking. the governor says about 6,000 new ventilators are coming in the next several weeks, but we need about 30,000 in the state, and each of them can cost up to $40,000. jon? >> jacqui heinrich in new york city. thank you. the white house coronavirus task force briefing will be coming up. that has been pushed back to 5:30, we understand. that's about 25 minutes from now. mark meredith is live at the white house for us right now. mark, what's the latest there? >> jon, we just

next, and supervisor hain earthquakes is noey isnot here,o talk about trash cans and contracts. would like to talk about a few contracts. i would like to acknowledge the controllers office and the city attorney's office for pursuing the investigation relative to the revelations of corruption, some of it casual and some likely contractual and not casual. sto that end today, number one, this is not in the realm of trash. this is in the realm of a different kind of clutter, which is advertising clutter. i'm introducing a resolution in the wake of arrests of our form work's director, mr. neru, urging the city to take steps to cancel the city's contract with jc deco. i am deeply, deeply concerned about this contract. i express concerns over the course of the protracted negotiations over the past year and a half, but beyond that, as i play this back in my head, i am very disturbed about the level of lobbying that this and maybe other supervisors receive directly from mr. nuru. he was engauged in illegal contact that we learned about over the past few weeks. i'm concerned that we may h