hale's presentation of her case.less than a week following her letter the president issued a proclamation that urged americans to observe the last thursday in november as a day of thanksgiving. hale was delighted that her work to secure top level endorsement for the national day of thanksgiving was complete with lincoln's Ãb finally, i would like to comment briefly on the qualities this woman had, americans both men and women face daunting odds during the civil war years but women confronted the addition hurdle of overcoming sexually old stereotypes. thousands upon thousands of women experience the war personally or indirectly during its four year duration. loved ones were lost, daily routines turned upside down and property and worldly goods destroyed. many women played crucial wars in the world effort in north and south and left records of importance compliments in their wage but few achieved a significant and sustained results of the five better angels before, during and after the war. we can acknowledge that bein

tony hale. this week in unnecessary censorship and music featuring miguel, and now, mayor pete buttigieg! ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> hello. welcome and thank you for being here tonight. my name is pete buttigieg -- and i am running to be the next host of "jimmy kimmel live!" this is a very strange night. not only because this is my first time hosting a talk show -- because we're doing it without a regular audience. due to public health concerns over the coronavirus, we cancelled our studio audience tonight. a few kind kimmel staffers and some friends are here instead, we're going to have a great time. everyone is spread apart at the cdc-represented distance. this was not our plan. we just decided this a few hours ago. and it's disappointing, because as you all know, i love to crowd surf. it's kinda my thing. but the experts have told us the best way to prevent the spread of the virus is for us to physically stay apart. so that's what we're going to do. the only way we're going to get through th

sarah hale in the mid- 18 hundreds was famous because she was the editor of a women's magazine first the women's journal and then the book she was the editor of the she was also great at attracting american writers and giving them credence in their publication and she paid back in those days a lot of people picked up stuff and just ran it because copyright was pretty loose. a long time would use the magazine as a marching platform. believing that women need to be educated and colleges and poughkeepsie new york raising enough money to establish college and also for them out vernon association so it could be renovated after falling in great disrepair. women's advocate but american history. the only one born in the 17 hundreds right after washington took office so perhaps an older version of what is appropriate in the way of women's rights. so now i will just read some sections that could give you a forward of these women and then to follow that with my listing of characteristics or qualities that i think allow them to do the things that they do and did. first starting with harriet tubm

hales says he hopes to get tested at some point today.around but there's one story that might catch the eye of nfl fans. quarterback tom brady has announced he is leaving the new england patriots after 20 years. his statement is on the bbc sport website. but for now, bye from me. thank you very much, holly. let's recap on the latest government advice. everyone should now avoid social contact with others and unnecessary travel. that means you should avoid pubs, clubs, theatres and other social venues. you should also start working from home where you possibly can. anyone who lives with someone who has a cough or a temperature should stay at home for 1h days. and you should only use the nhs if you really need to. from tomorrow the government will no longer be "supporting" mass gatherings using emergency workers. and on schools, the chief scientific adviser said that it "may be necessary" to think about school closures but only "at the right stage" of the outbreak. but what do you do if you find yourself out of work, with no income because o

hale? assistant general manager for power. under this item, you would be identifying priorities for -- key priorities that need to be satisfied for the city to move forward on the proposed acquisition of pg&e's transmission and distribution of assets serving san francisco. those key priorities address financial stability, support for utility workforces, community and worker safety, climate change prevention and mitigation, affordability and equity, operational excellence and improved service to city departments. happy to take any questions you may have regarding the item. it's responsive to an interest i believe on behalf of the commissioners to express some additional guidance to staff and it's also quite consistent with a public resolution heard at land use committee yesterday of the board of supervisors, which addresses some of the same key priorities from the board's perspective. happy to take any questions. >> president caen: at that meeting, were there any comments or suggestions about changing it? or -- >> no. the commi

including the full first—team squad and coaching staff, as well as a smaller number of people from our halemy which we have also temporarily closed as a precaution. we will bring you more on that on bbc news. now it's been a significant day in terms of cancellations and postponements. the bbc understands that the opening race of the new formula 1 season, the australian grand prix, is cancelled. we'll start with the season opening formula one grand prix in australia which we were told is off this weekend after a mclaren team member tested positive for coronavirus. we've been awaiting official confirmation. our formula one reporterjennie gow is in melbourne. what's the latest, because there are conflicting reports? we understand the grand prix is not going ahead. it comes from the fact that neither the fia nor f1 have been able to give us an update yet. toa been able to give us an update yet. to a certain extent, everybody‘s just hanging by waiting to see what happens. fans have been flooding towards the circuit, trying to get in to redeem their tickets and see the racing. they are currently

what the light also for the owner john hales who was in tears at the end.finished second in last year's race but this year it was an emotional and emphatic victory. unbelievable. every jockey's dream to and emphatic victory. unbelievable. everyjockey's dream to take a look to the right and take a look at all the fans and cross the line in front, everything went perfectly well and barely saw another writer the whole way and he jumped and galloped and was very brave up to the last and get on well. a good finish but not as good as in the novices chase. barry gerraghty came out of nowhere for another win. what an incredible finish that was, as you say champ, nowhere to be seen coming into the closing stages but came through to nick it on the line, a quite remarkable finish to the race. what a bit ofjockeying to ta ke race. what a bit ofjockeying to take it on the line. champ is named after the great ap mccoy and terrific celebrations from his five—year—old son archie celebrating with zara tindall and the princess royal. certainly a right his dad would have been

tony hale.music featuring miguel, and now, mayor pete buttigieg! ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> hello. welcome and thank you for being here tonight. my name is pete buttigieg -- and i am running to be the next host of "jimmy kimmel live!" this is a very strange night

they are haling the strict measures they've taken to obtain the coronavirus outbreak.ronavirus is still far from done disrupting people's lives and businesses. the impact on china's economy is illustrated by data issued on monday by the country's national bureau of statistics. in the first two months of the year, three key economic indicators posted significant drops. industrial output, retail sales and fixed asset investment. the chinese government is key to -- keen to get business back on track. but as we see in our first story, some companies in beijing are facing a lack of manpower. >> this area on the outskirts of beijing is home to many staffing agagencies. usually, the streets would be swarming with job seekers, but not this year. this staffing office has cancelled all events briringing together job seekers and employers. >> translator: we'll restart the job fairs after the outbreak ends. when that will be depends on the government's handling of the issue. >> reporter: local resourceses have restricted public gatherings, and that includes marketingg activities.

hale heard a terrible, devastating storm hit the city. dr. mayo and his sons were in charge of helping the survivors. they needed nurses. most women had families to look at. when seeking help, dr. mayo went down the street to the academy of our lady of lorde, founded by the franciscan sisters. the mother superior center sisters to be his nurses. they worked in a dance hall in various makeshift facilities. not long after the disaster, what we see here in this tableau, his mother alfred, came to doctor mail with the true vision. she said we, the franciscan's, will build a hospital for the city, if you and your sons will staff. it doctor male resisted. hospitals were expensive, risky. he was elderly, small town, we cannot do this. mother alfred persisted. she said with our faith, hope and energy, it will succeed. so they shook hands, doctor mail and mother alfred. no legal contract. it was a bond of trust. from, that st. mary's hospital opened in 1889. if you think about, it in this tableau, men and women did not work together as professional co

hale? assistant general manager for power. under this item, you would be identifying priorities for -- key priorities that need to be satisfied for the city to move forward on the proposed acquisition of pg&e's transmission and distribution of assets serving san francisco. those key priorities address financial stability, support for utility workforces, community and worker safety, climate change prevention and mitigation, affordability and equity, operational excellence and improved service to city departments. happy to take any questions you may have regarding the item. it's responsive to an interest i believe on behalf of the commissioners to express some additional guidance to staff and it's also quite consistent with a public resolution heard at land use committee yesterday of the board of supervisors, which addresses some of the same key priorities from the board's perspective. happy to take any questions. >> president caen: at that meeting, were there any comments or suggestions about changing it? or -- >> no. the commi

hale? assistant general manager for power. under this item, you would be identifying priorities for -- key priorities that need to be satisfied for the city to move forward on the proposed acquisition of pg&e's transmission and distribution of assets serving san francisco. those key priorities address financial stability, support for utility workforces, community and worker safety, climate change prevention and mitigation, affordability and equity, operational excellence and improved service to city departments. happy to take any questions you may have regarding the item. it's responsive to an interest i believe on behalf of the commissioners to express some additional guidance to staff and it's also quite consistent with a public resolution heard at land use committee yesterday of the board of supervisors, which addresses some of the same key priorities from the board's perspective. happy to take any questions. >> president caen: at that meeting, were there any comments or suggestions about changing it? or -- >> no. the commi

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check out the view around mount hamilton, they are seeing snow around street level radar. 101 morgan hale definitely seeing wet weather. keep umbrellas handy. as you look at our radar to the west, winery road, we are seeing mixed precip takes. it's a level 1 on our storm impact scale. chance of thunder, i saw a lightning strike on morgan hill and snow on our highest peak. how much rain over the tlaft two days, it ramp up as the system stalled over the south bay. santa cruz 2 inches of rain, one and a third in san jose. third after an inch in santa rosa. not as much in the north bay. oakland at the airport about an inch and a half in livermore. so some good news, special right now, we need that. temperatures right now in the 40s. 50s, a wider view showing you the slow-moving storm. it's a cold storm, dumping snow on the sierra, dumping rain in the southern california right now. chains required on all roads except 80. here's a look until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, 3,000 feet, additional foot for the highest peaks. definitely some travel issues. not a good idea to venture out there. we're seeing b

. —— hale is possible. some of us have temperatures in double figures. most of us will not.s been. with a mainly light winds and clear skies on tuesday night, that means it will be a widespread frost around. look at this cloud and some rain heading in toward southwest england and wales. meet the temperature not going down too far and recovering it later in the night. that rain is from that area of low pressure i showed you so uncertainty about half north it will get but a new forecast ta kes north it will get but a new forecast takes it further north. that does mean a spell of rain heading through much of england and wales. going towards southern scotland and ireland. not necessarily just rain, snow and more in the pennines for a time as overnight and into thursday, the outbreaks of rain continued the outbreaks of rain continued the parts of england and wales and then on thursday we were slowly clear from the east and southeast of england. behind that, it will turn dry on thursday, a bit brighter and temperatures pretty much where they are going to be throughout they are goi

thank you jon hale just throw this and offer people heading out of town quickly or maybe you know heading to the sierra. >>i'm just getting word that 80 is closed between colfax in placer county and truckee near the nevada county area looks like it's because of the weather because of the when and the snow. so just in case you plan on heading out of town 80 shut down right now because of the weather and because of the snow in the windy conditions. so you may want to think twice about heading in that direction will check back in a little bit later if anything changes on the road conditions will definitely let you know here at home into san francisco, there's a line it's long. the cash lanes stacking up a little bit you only have to open on the right so busy commute into san francisco, not a bad commute, but it's just a sign that it's picking up out there are still at 8 minutes off to fremont street. here is the golden gate, one oh one looking good we've had no problems so far into or out of san francisco, so 18 minutes novato to the toll plaza we're checking in on 92, i think it's like our

joined a 3 way video conference with china and japan to discuss the threat of imported cases as wayne hale reports. diplomatic tensions have been put aside for now as south korea china and japan pledged greater cooperation to fight coronavirus boxes of protective equipment donated by the chinese government arrived in south korea to be sent to vulnerable communities on friday the foreign ministers from the 3 countries spoke via video link you sent me you don't know what on a you do have i'm sure we all agree that we need to think about ways to prevent the spread of the corona virus as well as the need to minimize the economic and social impacts caused by the decrease of exchanges between our people due to this incident just weeks ago south korea had the highest number of coronavirus cases outside china now the situation appears to be stabilising and the number of new cases being recorded is trending downwards but there is no sense of complacency in south korea in fact the government is introducing stricter border controls summer as of midnight on march 22nd we will conduct testing for all p

it will be increasingly infrequent from the north and west, where there is hale. it will be ecology for or across a note on the west. temperature is in single digits. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. . the number of people who have tested positive for cutrone in the uk has risen to 206. milton keynes hospital is isolating people who came into contact with a man in his 80s, who died from the virus on thursday. 140 britons remain quarantined onboard a cruise ship off the coast of california in which 21 people tested positive for the virus. and in other news £306 million will be paid out by insurance companies to clean up the damage from storms denis and ciera. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. on the programme tonight... we'll take you to twickenham, where england need to beat wales to keep their six nations dream alive. nine points to go... it was far from straightforward against bournmouth, but liverpool are now within three wins of the premier league title. and i will have all the latest from a busy day in the battl

his guests will be sir patrick stewart, tony hale and music from jhene iko and miguel. for that tomorrow night as he hosts the show. our first guest is a very funny man with a very funny show that is on every night against ours, which is rude. "lights out with david spade" is on weeknights on comedy central. please say hello to david spade. [cheers and applause] ♪ >>> hey! yeah, man. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> hello, james. >> jimmy: you feeling okay today? now that the bachelor's over your life has no meaning anymore, does it? >> what to look forward to. i did watch it last night. >> jimmy: of course you watched it last night. >> i sometimes hit him up about it. i know you know all the tricks. >> jimmy: i like to watch your instagram stories and you take pictures of the tv screen. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. what a loser, but i do. i got into it last night. first of all, last night was the big ending. most people sort of know what happened. it's like this big. it's all girls, it looks like rush week at delta gamma. they have one guy in the room. and then they have, they

and former mayor pete buttigieg will be filling in for me, with sir patrick stewart, tony hale and jhenefor that. our first guest is a gifted and golden globe-winning actress whom you can see running and shooting and stumbling in a very scary new movie written & directed by her husband john krasinski, "a quiet place part ii" opens in theaters a week from friday. please say hello to emily blunt. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: well, it's very, very good to see you. >> you too! >> jimmy: how did the big premiere go? >> it was awesome. i'd never seen it with an audience, so it was kind of incredible to see all the screaming and jumping. >> jimmy: the movie is great. it's hard to make a great sequel. >> that's why we were really reluctant to entertain the thought of a sequel. john pitched me the opening of the movie, which is amazing. >> jimmy: he worked on the opening of the movie, and it's amazing. >> it is amazing. >> jimmy: and he said hey, i have an idea how to start this. >> and you'd want to be an idiot not to be in this scene. >> jimmy: would he pout or r recast you? >> can you ima

to dave in hail, -- host: hale, michigan. i have been juggling this my mind about the todd mary election. we could not amend the constitution on the facts of a -- the republicans put up seven electors up there in the primaries. democrats had two. i am independent, so it does not matter to me. saying is a secret ballot, and then they keep it secret until the federal election, and then they open the becomes intohen it play. to -- theverybody has political side of the situation. for both sides. count, ande vote may it may not count just like a regular person off the street. your comments, please. i will get off the air. host:-- guest: you make good points, but you lost me when you said why couldn't we amend the constitution. that is very hard to do. 38 states. there are probably a lot better ways of ordering our elections. and evidently, there is going to be messiness. in general, i think we have got take am that -- we can great deal of pride impaired with all of its messiness, we still do a great job. host: kevin in owings mill

. >> we need to hale a divided nation, not drive us further apart. we need a broadbased agenda that can truly deliver for the american people, not one that gets lost in idealogy. we need an approach not only strong enough to win the white house, but to hold the house, win the senate and send mitch mcconnell into retirement. that broad and inclusive politics, that is the politics we have attempted to model through this campaign. that, i believe, is the way forward for our eventual nominee. >> cnn's jeff zeleny joins us live now. jeff, tell us what you're learning about from the buttigieg campaign about joe biden? >> we know when he made that speech in south bend, indiana, he had two very important phone calls. one was from joe biden, and the former vice president congratulated him on a strong campaign and a good race. he also asked him for his support. i'm told mayor buttigieg is essentially going to sleep on it. he's going to give it some time to figure out what the best timing is for an endorsement like this. a variety of people around the former ma

hospitals are ramping up these virtual appointments to u c davis health is dicating 3 doctors to just soli hale these deo appointments that are coming in each day. they can often make a diaosis without seeing you in person by just observing you through th video feed they can not only make a diagnosis but also write a prescription. >>i can see the patient. i can see their speech pattern i can see whasymptoms are so manifest and then a visible to me 's a savings to the patient. its last strainand stress on the alth care system and it less stress anstrain onthe providers >>if patients are diagnosed online and e asked to come tthe hospital doctors are the necessary protective care to begin treating. you as oon as you walk into the hospital. noto the east bay were over 400 passengers are still on board that grand princess uise ship docked at the port and passengers tested mbers positive when the ship docked on monday but governor gavin newsome says that is aware of more passengers who have n tested positive since cong off that ship prof force michelle kingston has thstory. >>you'e not going to belie

hale? assistant general manager for power. under this item, you would be identifying priorities for -- key priorities that need to be satisfied for the city to move forward on the proposed acquisition of pg&e's transmission and distribution of assets serving san francisco. those key priorities address financial stability, support for utility workforces, community and worker safety, climate change prevention and mitigation, affordability and equity, operational excellence and improved service to city departments. happy to take any questions you may have regarding the item. it's responsive to an interest i believe on behalf of the commissioners to express some additional guidance to staff and it's also quite consistent with a public resolution heard at land use committee yesterday of the board of supervisors, which addresses some of the same key priorities from the board's perspective. happy to take any questions. >> president caen: at that meeting, were there any comments or suggestions about changing it? or -- >> no. the commi

tomorrow night, from "american idol" katy perry, lionel richie and luke bryan will be here, lucy halemusic from andy shauf. and on thursday, chris pratt, huey lewis, and music from sam hunt. so please join us for those shows, too. our first guest is an emmy and golden-globe winning person with a new animated show about a pubescent teenage boy, "duncanville" premieres sunday night on fox. please say hello to amy poehler. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> fine. >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm great. >> jimmy: i feel like i haven't seen you in a long time. >> someone said back stage it's been like four years. >> jimmy: since you were on the show, i've seen you. >> yeah, i went to college, i went back to school. >> jimmy: oh, you did, what did you study? >> i'm a veterinarian now. >> jimmy: oh, great. that was your dream, wasn't it? >> always wanted to help the animals. >> jimmy: you, everything's good? by the way, i'm so interested in this, i'm curious to ask you about it. because typically, with award shows they will wait

the game plan is still very much in question, in terms of how health officials are going to hale here in san francisco. also in that press conference, by the san francisco mayor, again, just a short while ago, confirming that in the city, two more cases of unknown origin, coronavirus, one including a 90-year-old man. they do not know how he became exposed to the virus here in san francisco. >> all right, erin, keep us up to date as this thing develops as i know you will. erin mclaughlin, thank you so much. >>> i want to turn to the trump administration's response to this. vice president pence heading up the coronavirus response spending the day. nbc kirk patterson is in kirkland, washington that seems to have become a hot spot for the virus. steve, good afternoon. thanks for joining us. give us an idea of what the vice president's objective is here for this trip? >> reporter: well, yasmin, looking at the surge of numbers day by day by day, i would think this is more the epicenter even being the hot spot. i think the vice president has been the front man to combat this. i think he want

chris pratt, lucy hale, huey lewis, and music from andy shauf and sam hunt.s for all of that. our first guest tonight is one of the great actors and one of the rare white men who looks good in a hat. his latest motion picture is "the call of the wild." it opens in theaters february 21st. please welcome harrison ford. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? very good to see you. did you watch the oscars last night? >> they were last night? [ laughter ] oh, man. >> jimmy: you missed it again. you didn't even go when you were nominated for best actor, right? >> what? >> jimmy: yeah. you were nominated for "witness." the movie "witness." you were nominated in 1986. you did not attend the oscars. >> well, i had a lot of homework. >> jimmy: last time you were here -- >> it's old news. >>. >> jimmy: -- or maybe it was the time before. i don't remember. you were almost pleading with the "star wars" people to kill han solo. you'd had enough of han solo. you wanted him dead. and then -- >> we're putting a different complexion on it. i figured that his utility had been exh

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you know if they're kind of fghts are cutting back its haling and he may just got a house that he was barely making payments on. yocan see how this is going to start to ay out in more negative csus during summer and spring with like kitchen table budget kind of stuff fopeople. well side interesting okay, i'm speaking of pulling back and cutting back we also have sports venu just a story today about the acp center santa cla county, the sharks may be pulling ck on having people come to the arena to watch. >>the hockey matches the olympics. they were floating may get canceled or postponed i me the sports world is also heating all the warnings, it's pretty fascinating. it is baseball players are told don't sign aographs now because you watched you watch baseball still be on us lawsuit fencing i can you know so it's starting to get perpetualerpetuating a about this becau there's ittle some real things to concern yourselves about under some not so real. >>th is on thafreaks me out little bit the olympics and these are so many billions tied up in that ah nbc so one billion in advertisents ri

questions the credibility and reliability of one of the formal quiet boys who was sexually assaulted by hale the other one died in 24 chain of a drug overdose but the prosecution today told the court that there's no reason to not believe this witness he'd come across says well liable incredible the jury sold that and there's no reason why the like what should not believe all i've got now obviously these 2 days of hearing has come to an end now it's been very a very significant case in this trial but this appeal process is very far from that's because the justices decided to reserve in on making a decision on this case and that means that we may not hear back from them for months so essentially many things could happen here but getting to the crux of it 7 justices now need to decide over the coming months whether they will uphold the conviction or allow george pell to walk away a free man. still to come on the al-jazeera news our football leagues are suspended right across europe will assess the financial help the sport is taking details coming up. or war. i haven't got time for sports this y

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all of the government's common law examples, going back to sir edward coke and sir matthew hale, all involve solicitation of crime, per justice breyer's question. professor volokh explains this, and he explains why that's the case, because solicitation offenses fall within the traditional exception of speech integral to a crime. there is no dispute, however, that nothing my client did encouraged or even solicited anyone to commit a crime. so, justice breyer, were the court to read the statute in the way that your honor suggested -- although i don't think that's a fair reading of what congress did -- but, if the court were to rewrite it that way, the judgment of acquittal would still have to be affirmed because there is no suggestion that any of my client's -- the people that she encouraged were ever encouraged to commit a crime or did commit a crime. justice alito: well, on -- on this point -- justice ginsburg: mr. feigin, was there anything in this statute -- this is little iv, and the earlier parts of the statute, i, ii, and iii. is there anything that she could have been convicted

all of the government's common law examples going back to sir edward cooke and sir matthew hale, all involve solicitation of crime per justice breyer's question. professor volek explains this and explains why this is the case, because solicitation falls in speech integral to a crime. there is no dispute, however, that nothing my client did encouraged or even solicited anyone to commit a crime. justice breyer, were the court to read the statute in the way your honor suggested although i don't think that's a fair reading of what congress did, the judgment of acquittal would still have to be affirmed because there is no suggestion that any of the people that my client encouraged were encouraged to commit a crime. >> was there anything in this statute, this is little i-v, the earlier parts of the statute, 1, 2, and 3, is there anything she could have been convicted of when she was taking people's money and doing nothing for them? >> so to answer the question, justice ginsburg, then i'll address the premise, no. the provisions do not prohibit my client's conduct. however, the falsity aspe

hale? assistant general manager for power.under this item, you would be identifying priorities for -- key priorities that need to be satisfied for the city to move forward on the proposed acquisition of pg&e's transmission and distribution of assets serving san francisco. those key priorities address financial stability, support for utility workforces, community and worker safety, climate change prevention and mitigation, affordability and equity, operational excellence and improved service to city departments. happy to take any questions you may have regarding the item. it's responsive to an interest i believe on behalf of the commissioners to express some additional guidance to staff and it's also quite consistent with a public resolution heard at land use committee yesterday of the board of supervisors, which addresses some of the same key priorities from the board's perspective. happy to take any questions. >> president caen: at that meeting, were there any comments or suggestions about changing it? or -- >> no. the commit

beth hale is an employment lawyer and partner at cm murray. thank you very much for being with us.er minister are saying they should not be punished for doing the right thing. the government seems to be suggesting anyone currently entitled to and eligible for statutory sick pay, battle kicking on the first day rather than three days' absence as is normal. we haven't seen the details and exact legislation yet. one thing to be borne in mind is that the cost of statutory sick pay is borne by the employer, not the government. on the face of it, u nless government. on the face of it, unless the government indicates otherwise that additional cost, that will be welcome clarity for workers affected, but it will pose additional costs to employers. what are the rules and regulations surrounding sick pay in terms of what you have to prove? do you have to have a doctor's' letter if you are incisor —— self isolation, you probably don't want to go to a gp surgery, do you? nhs111 can issue certificates where they've recommended self isolation and there are guidelines for doctors to do the same. i

charles: hale, neil. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money".ence that the economy is local motive run into a hole of doesn't and unknowns. we'll get fresh insights from the fed in one minute less. joe biden scoring a massive victory on super tuesday powered by black voters just as president trump's numbers among the key demographic were heating up. now to jennifer schoenberger at the fed. >> businesses are concerned that the coronavirus will hurt operations but to date they are not seeing a significant impact as we look across companies across this country, anecdotal evidence across the federal reserve 12 bank districts revealed in february. charles, we're seeing disruptions to supply chains and delays. companies in several districts are concerned we could see further disruption in the coming weeks. the travel industry and tourism are being hurt. as we look across this economy, anecdotally we're not seeing broad pain. now, case in point, you look at boston federal reserve

with me now is chris hale from universities uk.your existing students. what is the situation across the country today for them? a lot of universities now, or the majority of universities, have now put their education provision online stop so they will be encouraging students to stay home and they will be uploading lectures. they will have the facilities to let students access them and engage with lecturers and their peers as well. they will also be exploring ways in which they can do exams and assessments in an alternative way, using online means. what about international students? because of course, many international students don't have an alternative home to go to in the uk and some of them can't get home to where they originally lived because of the collapse of flights internationally and closed borders. absolutely, and universities are very aware of those students. they are looking at options around giving them possession within student accommodation and making sure they are being looked after. —— giving them provision. they w

michigan., hale, go ahead. caller: good morning.t on the supply and demand that we have right now, on the essentials especially, i watched your former guest and one lady said in hawaii they do not have this .r not -- this or that i see no problem with having these trucks. our trucking industry is huge and should be running as far as i can tell. all schools being closed, they should be running these trucks and stocking up on essentials per the governor's request on where we should be putting these essential supplies. them at actually buy those locations and so on. and off topic this emergency -- ition, it seems to be don't want to call it the retailers but for essential parts of it that are demanded highly, it seems like we should have this stuff dropped right off from the truck at these schools and so forth that have been closed, and people will not even have to go to the grocery stores. host: a similar sentiment expressed earlier. congressrom donna -- physically together so i can see who shows up every time, sticks their nose and t

cheryl: well, along with telling jokes buttigieg did interview sir patrick stewart and tony hale, review far kind of mixed, kind of funny, kind of serious, you know, but good for him -- maria: good for him for sticking his neck out on that one. president trump tweeting this morning, here is what he just said, four decades, the cdc looked at and studied its testing system but did nothing about it. it would always be inadequate and slow for large-scale pandemic but pandemic would never happen they hoped. president obama made changes that only complicated things further. their response to h1n1 swine flu was a full-scale disaster, nothing meaningful done to test problem until now. testing will happen in large-scale basis, all red tape cut and ready to go. let not forget as testing scales up the number of cases will also scale up. don't be surprised when we see tens of thousands of cases of coronavirus in the united states. it's coming. curving the spread of the coronavirus alarming tests that virus can remain airborne for days, person to person contact is not the only way the virus can sprea

stuart: dale, you were both -- you are both hale and hardy, and you are both recovered? >> yes.i'll leave it as that it happen dale and sherry grizell. shanks very much for joining us. welcome back. good to see you again. >> you're more than welcome. we're happy to be back, and we encourage our fellow americans not to panic. just be smart, wash your hands often. stuart: good advice, sir. dale and sherry. thank you very much indeed. good stuff. >> thank you. stuart: still ahead, chaos at stores across the country. people rushing stores to stock up on essentials. we've got a live on that coming up next for you. i wish i had gone into aspen dental much sooner. it would've saved me a lot of money that i spent. my family has bad teeth. when you're not able to smile you become closed off. the meaning of a smile to me is the beginning of a conversation. the best advice i can give anyone... ...is don't wait. at aspen dental, we're all about yes. like yes to free exam and x-rays for new patients without insurance. yes to flexible hours and payment options. and yes, you'll start smiling m

joining us now on the sofa is matt farrell, a restauranteur from liverpool, while employment lawyer beth haletion? obviously it's better news than it was 2a hours previous, that brought a bit of relief to the businesses and coming out with the trade bodies and the industry leaders, the language is the same. although it's going to help, there's still no on how employers are going to be help, help for the self—employed and how realistic a lot of this is in loans, an industry largely affected by brexit before this, is it realistic these businesses can pay it back with their small margins? i think a lot of them are going to struggle and how feasible that is. over the next 2a hours more information needs to be... it is how quickly we can get this money. the industry... a lot of businesses run week by week. three orfour businesses run week by week. three or four days, businesses run week by week. three orfour days, it businesses run week by week. three or four days, it can businesses run week by week. three orfour days, it can be businesses run week by week. three or four days, it can be too late.