that is champion hill battlefield. either one of those he could have used to defend on the western side, moving across creeks and rivers, but each time, grant will meet pemberton on the east side of these rivers and creeks, which is completely opposite pemberton. it is not working out for pemberton. we talk about champion hill and the tactical action and so on. i am becoming more convinced, i just finished a book on the vicksburg assault and now i am working on the siege, but working on those letters and diaries, they brought into the thousands of letters and diaries. i am becoming more convinced that even more than the tactical action, in the days of may the 16th, 17th, 18th, grant's army is reaching a critical stage here in terms of supplies. we all know about grants supply line. he writes in his memoirs two times that i cut my supply line, how do you cut your supply line? he gets mixed up there. supplies landing there moving forward by wagon trips. he has got wagon trains moving forward basically by brigade or divis

so a lot going down at champion hill. so we're going to talk about that battle in particular, the larger vicksburg campaign just a little bit. i do not have a powerpoint either. i'm a little bit old-fashioned. we have a map of champion hill which we'll talk about a little bit. i tend to go a little overboard when i do powerpoint presentations and to keep from doing that i don't do powerpoints when i can help it actually. and although i'm beginning to realize powerpoints can be useful. you see some of them that are very good and they can help you along a little bit. i had a good lesson in this recently. i've got two daughters. my 12-year-old has been after us to get her a puppy. got to have a puppy. got to have a border collie. that's all we heard. no, no, we don't have another little dog. well, the little stinker made a powerpoint presentation to convince us why we need a puppy and of course now we're proud new owners of bingo the border collie. so powerpoint presentations do work, and i do use those on occasion, but not

i am becoming more convinced that even more than the tactical action at champion hill nrkts d hill, in the days of may 16th, 17th, 18th, grant's army is reaching a critical stage here in terms of supplies. we all know that grant's supply line, he writes in his memoirs two times i cut my supply line. how do you cut your supply line? he gets mixed up there. supplies landing there moving forward by wagon trips. he has got wagon trains moving forward basically by brigade or division elements of his army. as his reinforcements are coming and crossing the river, he will move forward with division anyway, so send a wagon train with them. these are reaching the army. they are living off the land a good bit, as much as they can. they're getting, you know, the geese, chicken, hogs off these farmers' plantations. what is one critical component to an army that does not grow on a plantation? mini balls. you can't pick those off the vine. you have to have ammunition going forward. what i have found in these letters and diaries is that by the time the army moves northward, fight these battles, yeah,

a woman named fiona hill-- >> hill: i have to say that the scale of this did take me by surprise.eats? >> hill: there were death threats. there was-- quite a number of them, especially online. >> stahl: she found it disturbing. and she doesn't rattle easily >> adam schiff: if you will please rise. >> stahl: as the public saw at the impeachment hearings as she held her own when committee members challenged her. >> hill: this is a fictional narrative. >> stahl: in becoming an overnight public figure, she found herself contending with the anxieties of her 13-year-old daughter. how did she absorb all of this? >> hill: initially, she was, you know, somewhat concerned about the whole thing. >> stahl: she must have been worrying all that time? >> hill: but she also helped me put things into perspective.beca ant to ttify in public, and obviously i was trying to prepare myself for this, she was preparing for a big test. and she was having me quiz her in the car when i was driving her to school. and she was getting quite anxious. and, you know, i was kind of trying to pull rank on this one

hill: mr. speaker, h.r. 5931, as i say, is a good example of both sides in this a -- orking together for house working together for a worthy purpose. i support the bill. i ask my colleagues to support i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. sangentleman from guam, mr. nicolas, is recognized. mr. san nicolas: thank you, mr. speaker, i yield myself such consume.i may i'd like to thank you, mr. speaker, and my colleagues, mr. clay, mr. stivers, for their partnership on this important and my colleague, mr. hill, for his work with me today as we seek to improve access to homeownership. this bill is an important step to help us better understand the arriers to obtaining traditional mortgage financing for small-dollar mortgages and barriers.educe those thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the remainder of my time. the peaker pro tempore: question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the 5931, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no.

why would i want to move back to potrero hill? the view. the structure of the building making it more of a family-style living. a new home is a new beginning for everyone. how this program can help others. giving residents a new location and environment, letting people know it's not where you live, it's how you live, and last but not least, letting every resident know that there is hope and a second chance of new beginnings with the newhouse ho -- new household. my aunt valerie says they gave her a new place, a place that's safe for the kids, no mold, great views, and community-style living, as i mentioned before. why is it important for me to live in this city? i feel it's important for me and my child to live in this city, reasons being, great neighborhood, great programs, the housing programs are awesome, and not to mention the minimum wage is way more than a lot of cities that we know of. i want to say thank you so much for allowing me to speak today. i currently live at john burden housing, in a studio. i would love to have a chance to

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cnn's sarah westwood is on capitol hill. sarah, we're now learning that this package could top $2 trillion. give us what details you know. >> reporter: that's right, fred. negotiators at this hour are still hammering out the details of this enormous, massive piece of stimulus legislation. but both sides say they are making progress now towards some kind of deal. as you mentioned, there are those outstanding issues that democrats and republicans still have to work out. one of those is the large unemployment insurance payments that are concluded included in . another one is financial assistance to hospitals, whether that will be included in the bill and what size and how to structure the state stabilization fund which a pot of money that states can access. it aims to help both individuals and small and large businesses that is moving at a quick pace than they normally do. white house aides are involved in the talks. larry kudlow here on the hill as well as steve mnuchin negotiating on behalf of the administration. senate major

it may well bring a bit of snow across the hills.ies, best snow across the hills. further north, brighterskies, best of snow across the hills. further north, brighter skies, best of the ascension in scotland where we will see most of the showers in the north—west of the country. —— best of the sunshine. this area of low pressure that is bringing the rain could be further north and take the wetter weather further north into northern england. again with some snow over the hills. again, how quickly does it clear away? that is a little uncertain. this rain could lingerfor a little uncertain. this rain could linger for a a little uncertain. this rain could lingerfor a bit longer a little uncertain. this rain could linger for a bit longer across the south—east of england. elsewhere, we do see skies brightening, some spells of sunshine and wintry showers continuing across mainly northern ireland and western scotland. those temperatures not changing very much at all over the next few days. by the end of the week, whilst we say goodbye to one

you all may know a little bit about cherry hill. i remember when they built those public housing out there, and everybody -- my whole family thought they had died and gone to heaven when they went to live in cherry hill. and would invite me to come up and spend time with them. and so my time in baltimore was first on cherry hill. so one day -- because i didn't know any of this about elijah, i was talking to him, telling him about my experiences in cherryre on jerry -- hill, and how my family thought something really good happened to them that they were moved out there. and he looked at me and said, you and i have a little more than this in common, and he started telling me about mount zero baptist church. and i was so carried away with that, i decided i was going to have a homecoming for elijah at mount zero baptist church. so i got in touch with the church and we arranged for the event to take place, told elijah when it was going to be and we all planned for it. and on that evening around 6:00, one of the worst storms that we ever

capitol hill. the treasury secretary said the market is dropping precipitously, we need to do something about it. there was a famous scene in which the treasury secretary was down on his knees in nancy pelosi's office begging for action. now you have the white house underplaying this and saying it's not that big of a deal, the economy is strong, the market is going to bounce back. so lawmakers don't feel that urgency when the top of the party is saying that. that's number one. number two, i don't think republicans' opposition to this bill is because of deficits and debt. it's structural problems. i think the president left in a vacuum. people got involved and worked up the white house against this and blew up what should have been an easy process. i'll be honest with you, craig. i think we've going to spend the next several months dealing with the legislative fallout of this from the government's prepare preparedness and new systems to handle this. this is not going to be a flash in the pan. this i

hill grew up in england and reputation for not suffering fools lightly.nce, a boy in her class set one of her pigtails on fire while she was taking a test. she put out the fire with her hands, then finished the test. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: oh, my gosh she is-- >> jon: that's fierce! >> stephen: that is tough! that is tough! you don't mess with that. she is tough. she is a terror in pigtails. forget pippi longstocking, she's pippi ass-kicking. ( cheers and applause ) a-gah! the first butts she booted this morning were republicans who insist on floating bizarre conspiracy theories about the 2016 election. >> based on questions and statements i have heard, some of you on this committee appear to believe that russia and its security services did not conduct a campaign against our country, and that perhaps, somehow, for some reason, ukraine did. this is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the russian security services themselves. these fictions are harmful, even if they are deployed for purely domestic political purpo

they went to live in cherry hill. they would invite me to come up and spend time with them and so my first time in baltimore on cherry hill. one day because i didn't know any of this was about elijah. i was talking to him and telling him about my experience in baltimore in cherry hill and how my family really thought something will happen to you if you move out of the town. he looked at me and he started telling me about the baptist church. i decided that i was going to have a homecoming for elijah at mountain zero baptist church. i got in touch with the church and i told elijah when it is going to be and he all planned for it. on that evening around 6:00. one of the worst storms that we ever had on that day came up. roofs taken off houses and i turned to my wife, you know what, we picked a wrong day to have a homecoming. nobody is going to show up at this church tonight. we got in the car and went anyway. when we got to that church, with all the storm and all the rain, it was full of people, the balcony. that's when

a bit of transient snow over the scottish hills.e pretty heavy rain accumulating for northern england and for wales. now, it'll be turning milder as well during monday night. into tuesday, i think the temperatures will be a feature. this warm aircoming up from the azores. lots of isobars on the charts, so again, it's going to be another windy day and there will be weather fronts around too, hence the cloud and the rain. so it starts off quite cloudy with outbreaks of rain for tuesday. we'll start to see a little bit of sunshine develop across england and wales but there'll be lots of showers packing into the north and the west of the country. winds a feature again, windier in fact on tuesday than monday with gales around some irish sea coasts. but, like i mentioned, with that very mild air and if we get some sunshine for england and wales, it's going to be exceptionally mild through the afternoon, with highs perhaps 16 or 17 degrees in one or two spots across the east. now, as we head out of tuesday into wednesday, it looks like wed

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i am seeing a bit of a breeze picking up over areas of the hills, east bay hills and the north bay hills. checking in on that in a moment. a view over san francisco, san francisco, a cool 46 to start your morning -- cooler santa rosa, 41, mostly cloudy skies. a view of the wind the wind advisory starts at 10:00 this morning. it will go until monday morning, winds could reach 45 miles per hour for our hills. north bay, east bay, to the santa cruz mountains and the east bay valley locations as well as our san francisco coastline. a cool day, temperatures into the upper 50s to low 60s, a look at the system that is bringing a little bit of snow in two areas over the sierra as well. as far as those temperatures go, it's a cool one out there. into the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s expected around the region. a look at numbers, plus the warm upcoming our way in the extended forecast coming up in a bit. how wars are banged up and fought off to snap a long losing streak. we have highlights. >>> the loophole making it possible for some people to vote twice and how california election officials a

nbc's kasie hunt is in d.c., where she's covering capitol hill. nbc host david gura is at the new york stock exchange and also in d.c. former surgeon general dr. viv echl k murthy who is a member of joe biden's just announced public health advisory committee. geoff, the president's going to speak to the public tonight we think it's going to be around 8:00 p.m. do you have any knowledge of what he plans on saying? >> reporter: well, katie, the president just tweeted in the last ten minutes or so ago that he plans to address the nation from the oval office at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacific, and he could use that setting based on our reporting to announce a national disaster declaration. that would unlock up to $40 billion immediately, push billions of dollars out the door to help state and local governments confront the spread and the economic impact of coronavirus. this would be in addition to the stimulus package that he's working out to congress. we also expect that he might -- could potentially announce travel restrictions to europe. healt

hill: many of us have some sort of relationship with the ocean. maybe it's through things that we like to eat or places that we like to visit, or even long-standing cultural traditions or values that we have around a healthy ocean and a healthy beach that we want to go visit. and so there isn't actually a, you know, a magic message from the past to t tells what''s going to happen because this great human experiment that we have embarked upon is a much larger problem than the geologic record can tell us about. anannouncer: "earth focus" is me possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundadation; and the farvue f foundation.n.

let's jump back to thom jensen this morning live in pleasant hill. let's see if i can hear you now. >> reporter: good morning. we got our power issue figured out here. what i was going to tell you is we're at the pleasant hill transit center in contra costa county. you can see one sole rider. trains don't operate until 5:00 a.m. been on that schedule for a while, b.a.r.t. has. now because ridership has been decimated under the new rules, down 89%, they're going to start shutting down operations at 9:00 at night now on weekdays and they won't start operating until 8:00 in the morning on weekends and, again, close at 9:00. as you were talking about, the parks over the weekend were packed. people flocking to beaches especially in marin county. and after getting inundated with visitors saturday and sunday both with sunny weather and concerns many people are not following social distancing rules, marin county has decided to close all public parks from the golden gate recreation area down to small community parks. the closures take effect immediately and u

add the that, the negotiations on capitol hill, thent presi is pushing g.o.p.ublicans, more cash to americans right t now. the bill has one check int for $1,200 per americanut the president wants way more checks to go out. robert: dhat about tense production act, whiched peppep -- help the president? yamiche: the president said invoke that act unless there was a worst-casecenario. today he said, actually, i did invokehat act yesterday and that i a directing companies to start mass producing medical uipment that is badly needed because hospitals say they're in dirpe shortages of things like masks gowns. but in that same press conference, the president backtracked and said well, i haven't actuallyulled the trigger. so we don't know whetheit's invoked that act. robert: there's been questions kbout kushner and other being a group in the t force. when you're talking to lawmakers onapol hill, how do they see the chain ofomnd and any possible intelligences there? >>a jred kushner is curious choice. not only because he's not b confirme he has not a day of experience in

clearly, circumstances differ on capitol hill. what do you know about his gym that he and many others were working out in this morning? that remained open. open for him and his colleagues? >> yeah. look, i'll tell you, i was surprised it was open. it was news to me when senators came up and told me. again, they offered it to me. i can't believe that he was isn't the gym this morning. apparently the senate gym is still hope. the senate gym is sort of a -- we aren't allowed into it but i've seen it before. it's a decently sized gym with a swimming pool. and most members will use that as their gym to try to get their workout in. i can't speak for every individual member how they decided to operate in their workout routines. a lot of us mooshed to working out of our homes. in washington all jim gyms are closed. clearly, senators were there this morning and one of the biggest things i heard after the lunch. he was there this morning. gym was open, senators were there, senator paul as well and what does this mean going forward? a couple

lis covers congress for the hill. thank you so much. mike: thank you for having me. >> newsmakers interview the top republican on the house select committee on the climate crisis. louisiana,ative of here he talks about whether gop members will join democrats in letting a joint climate report for the congress. graves: you heard folks a winning till and a all fossil fuels. i don't think the data shows the right approach would be contrary to the very objective with the climate advocates out there talking about it. be annly i think it would terms of employment, in terms of trade deficit, in terms of wages and opportunities for americans. areas wheresolutely we have bipartisan consensus and we are excited about working together and building some of this success we have made in recent years. other areas where they are very concerned about some of the statements we have heard from some leaders that i think would be very dangerous to the united states. we are making sure that we are pulling together our thoughts and whether we can incorporate i

morgan hill 2.69 and oakland hills inch and a third and very good rain in the santa cruz mountains as well and vallejo and castro sally and san jose that beat san francisco and santa rosa in last place .34. the european model shows that last friday and i was like that can't be right. it was right. sierra nevada dealing with snow and a lot of snow and new snowfall over the weekend. probably add 3-6, 4-8 to some totals. tahoe donner, 36, sugar bowl 40 and tahoe city to mount rose 23- 21 i'm sure there's more than that. looks like snow here and a lot up on mount hamilton and diablo as well and clouds we can probably see it till then the low goes down along the coast and it'll be vertically at 39. livermore at 38 and that's some cold temperatures and danville 39 and morago37 and cold, cold pattern and cloud cover in place, it'll be rain. 50s on the temps, cloudy ask cool, cool off and on rain more to the south and north and possible thundershowers and looks like a break to the weekend when the next system. >>> comcast trying to help people affected by the coronavirus pandemic. coming up,

also, mitch mcconnell briefing on the hill. we will go to mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader right on you from washington now. here we go. >> have divided and created three task forces among senate republicans, each of them test with coming up with what could best be described as the next bill. we were trying to reach an agreement among ourselves as to what senate republicans and the administration favor doing next. with regard to the bill that came over from the house, there was some discussion about a bigger proposal because we all know a bigger proposal was necessary, but i've decided you're going to go on and vote as soon as the seneca get permission to vote on the bill that came over from the house. send it down to the president and thus reinsure the people around the country that we can operate on them bicameral, bipartisan basis quickly. second, we will not leave until we have passed yet another bill and clearly, that will have to go into steps as i've indicated earlier, first senate republicans and the administrati

what i want to do tonight is i'm going to read some excerpts of hill women and talk about why i wrote this book, what inspired me to write it, the writing process and give you an overview about how this book came to be and came to the into the world and after that i will have time for questions and anything that is on your mind i would love to hear from you. this is a discussion and dialogue and i look forward to hearing yourthoughts on the book and the subject matter and anything you have on your mind . the first part i want to read comes from the introduction when i am talking about owsley county kentucky which is one of the poorest counties in all of america in the appalachia. about 4500 people, one ofthe highest poverty rates in america . it's hard for me to know which part of costly county i should show the rest of the world. presenting the broken, fallen in places helps people understand the extent of the poverty and i want them to know how deep it goes. maybe if they understand it they can help fix it but i also don't want them to think that this poverty isall that exists in ap

back to capitol hill possibly jeopardizing their health and the staff here on capitol hill includingthey were traveling against and against on airplanes and trains and so on. that was the biggest concern here on capitol hill. but, the deed is done. phase 3 of the coronavirus bill will be in route to president trump to sign. the house of representatives, dana, has aligned with the senate. >> dana: all right, chad pergram, thanks for that recap. we appreciate it. president trump is saying he will sign the 2 trillion-dollar rescue bill when it reaches his desk. we have chief white house correspondent john roberts live from the north lawn with more. john, this will be historic bill signing. this is the largest relief package ever passed by the congress. >> john: yeah, how would you like be the president to signs 2 trillion-dollar relief package through mechanisms could expand out to $6 trillion. i mean, it's an awful lot of money, but the president knows and i think the american people, certainly congress finally figured out that something like this is extraordinarily necessary. we don't

the heavy rain, the steadier rain, focused over the hills of mid wales again, though.mber rain warning from the met office, and by the time the rain eases off, by late morning, there could be as much as 100 mm of rain over the hills, feeding into those swollen rivers and likely to lead to some more flooding over the days ahead. quite a wet start for many western parts of the uk, including all the showers that we've got in scotland. but gradually through the day it does become drier and brighter in scotland, northern ireland, northern england, north wales and the midlands, with fewer showers. still some damp weather towards the far south—west of england and south wales. windy, those winds strong to gale—force, but very mild air. even further north, those temperatures are in double figures. but get some sunshine through the midlands, the south—east and east anglia, temperatures could be 17 degrees on tuesday. that's because the air is coming all the way from the azores. that's bringing that warmth. it is somewhat cooler further north, and in between those two different a

you're going to have to come over a hill, go down a hill, cross the creek, climb the next hill. and the rebel position is such that they can take you under fire every single step of the way. in a lot of places, there's abatees, you know, the felled trees in front here. even the skirmishers are entrenched. the confederates were so confident, they were sitting on top of their earthworks, daring the federals. come on, yank! come on over! and all of the federal troops who sneak forward and get a look at this say this is going to be worse than fredericksburg. in fact, this is -- the only thing that we can hope for is the first waves will be enough of a moving breastwork that us getting shot down will allow the follow-up la follow-up lathes to get close. and now the men begin to write their names on their pieces of paper and pin them to their uniforms so they can be identified. on succeed williedgwick's fronts front, everyone's certain this will be a disaster. but a disaster doesn't happen, because warren looking at this, understanding what's at stake, understanding his reputation is

let's begin on capitol hill, manu raju is. the real battle how many money goes to corporations, individuals, aid, et cetera. what is the latest on the negotiations? >> reporter: i just spoke to the white house legislative director eric uihlein, central player in the negotiations. he arrived on capitol hill and told me there's "been a lot of work overnight" discussions between the white house and senator chuck schumer of new york, the democratic leader to try to figure out a deal over a plan that could cost roughly $2 trillion. this sweeping measure marks part of the most aggressive intervention by washington into the economy, since perhaps the great depression, and now we are headed into a critical few hours, where the two sides are trying to get a deal before a crucial vote at 1:00 eastern, this afternoon. the question is whether there are the votes to advance that. uihlein did not know whether the democrats would ultimately be on board but the meet something about to take place between the treasury secretary and senator schu

this is from capitol hill. your reaction to what congress wants, the democrats, and what the president laid out tonight from the oval office. alejandra in north hollywood, an independent, you are next. caller: thank you. i was concerned about the , the unitedomments states being the best country. clearly we had not been as prepared as we should have. framing this as a pandemic that will go away quickly. we don't know if that's true or not. i feel by saying that, he's giving false hope to the american public. about how heerned tried to frame this as something that was foreign. it's from china, it's from europe. it's a global pandemic. it's everywhere. that's my comment. host: ok. mary in wilmington, democratic color. what you have to say? caller: first of all, other european countries started taking action in december. germany is one of them. the other country that has been very prepared is north korea. i think donald trump is a day late and doing anything about this. while i can understand people saying he's do

the wind is still a factor but not nearly as much as we saw yesterday unless you're up in the hills. and otherwise look for temperatures to go way above average. santa rosa at 78. here's the man with the traffic. now, sal castaneda. >>> a look at 80 westbound a 60 60-minute drive. not a lot of slow traffic out there. that's good. as you can see, traffic in oakland is looking good in both directions here on interstate 880. 4:01. let's go back to the desk. >>> voters in 14 states go to the poll today on super tuesday. two moderate democratic packages, candidates, amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg are now supporting joe biden after dropping out of the race. as lauren blanchard reports with only five democrats left in the race, the stakes are high. >> others are promising they are in for the long haul. . >> just a few days ago, the punpundents declared my company dead. i am very much alive thanks to you. >> senator amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg both backing the former vice president after dropping their presidential bids. former texas congressman beto o'rourke also throwing his support be

what is the mood on capitol hill? you mentioned earlier too, impeachment basically just ended and now they had this bipartisan bill just pass congress. what is the mood? rep. walden: is interesting, it is a really good -- it is interesting, it is a really good question because i was at the enrolling ceremony the speaker had after the house passed the bill. it was a republican leader, the majority leader, the committee chairs and top republicans on the committee. i want to tell you, it was a very unified moment back in the speaker's ceremonial office before we went out before she enrolled the bill and signed it. i have not seen that in a long time. i saw it with 9/11. i saw it in the attack. i have seen it several other times. it is not the usual. i think it is one of those that we gave each other the elbow. it was more than just replacing shaking hands along the way. it was one of those moments, we have done a good thing for the american people. most members of congress come here to solve problems. we bring different

reporting live in pleasant hill. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you so much dan out to the east bay where the city of hayward has opened up a new facility where people can get tested for covid 19 for free. the new center on one avenue is open to the public. but only people who are showing symptoms will be tested. we heard now from the hayward fire department about how this all works. >>if they you know meet certain criteria they're going to go to our to number one and answer some questions thought some people work and you know to make sure that all the lab work everything is is a sufficient and then i'm from there they go into the testing can't and that testing tent will they'll be i want to make sure that everyone knows that this is an uncomfortable procedure, okay, so there's a nasal swab that goes into the back of the nose. and then they're going to swap that for a 10 to 20 times each nostril and then that's going to be a collected and then from there there's another swab that's going to go into the back of the throat 10 to 20 times. af

the hills of north—east england too but for most of us it is a dry—looking picture.nd, this area of high—pressure, this area of low pressure not really changing very much. just a shuffling of positions a little bit more and that means the winds are going to switch from a easterly to more or a south—easterly direction. but that is still a cold wind that will be blowing and making it feel pretty chilly out and about, particularly in the morning. some patchy cloud around as well, cloudy to start the day across western areas, quite high cloud and a nice sunrise for some of you. the winds will make it feel cold and those winds will be at the strongest across the hills and western coasts of wales and across the moors and coast of south—west england. gusts of 40, perhaps even 50 mph in one or two areas, which will make it feel quite chilly — certainly knocking the edge of the temperatures. i suspect we will have some areas of cloud in the north sea affecting eastern areas of scotland in particular. we might have some of that both in the morning and the afternoon. it won't b

suzanne hill, dr. hill, let's start with you, you are in new york city, there are nearly 18,000 cases there, tell us what you are experiencing. right now we are experiencing some of the same things that everyone across the country is experiencing, we are all anxious and we are worried and we are worried about our patients and families and each other. right now things are still changing on hour to hour basis as we brace for what's coming ahead the next few weeks. >> dr. ottish, what are you seeing? >> it changes day by day and hour by hour. we have to create surge capacity within our hospitals and create icu s in places where we cared for different patients before. we are mobilizing teams or ready for what we know is coming. >> and dr. hills, do you say you expect to get the coronavirus? >> i think everybody here in new york is at high-risk for exposure. i think all of our healthcare workers feel like it is almost inevitable that we'll be exposed so that is right now the situation that we are dealing wi

for as long as they can get it live in pleasant hill. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>san francisco is also accepting donations of critical supplies. they're asking for a news masks and goggles disposable gloves as well as hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes they have now set up donation sites at 3 locations in san francisco. it is ucsf mount zion medical center and ucf mission center building and in oakland. there is the ucsf benioff children's hospital. now those sites will be open every day this week from 8 until 5 we have all the details about this on our website kron 4 dot com. tonight the death toll in the united states and around the world is growing globally there are more than 375,000 cases of coronavirus and over 16,000 people have now died. in the us there are now 43,000 cases and the number of deaths has topped 500 in california alone there are more than 2000 cases and 38 people have died. this is all according to the johns hopkins university coronavirus tracker map. and just a short time ago we heard from the president and the white house coronavirus t

our capitol hill producer, craig kaplan, reports that the rules chair, jim mcgovern, announced that the morning meeting that speaker pelosi spoke again with secretary treasury about further ideas for the bill. those changes, he reports, could be incorporated into the bill during this committee recess. the house came in at 9:00 a.m. eastern. and gaveled out quickly subject to the call of the chair until rules finishes their work this morning. jake sherman of "politico" tweeting, reporting that several house republicans tell me they have no idea if the white house is going to support the house democratic coronavirus bill. lots of frustration in the g.o.p. ranks right now as lawmakers look for guidance from the president. also from scott wong of the hill saying the trump administration's are briefing all senators this morning on the coronavirus. one more closure to tell you about. chad program of fox reporting republican senator tom cotton of arkansas' temporarily closed his d.c. office and staff was sent home to work from there. we'll have coverage this morning. we hope to bring you live

so karen hill is here tonight. she is the president and ceo of the harriet tubman home and national historic park, which is, was established to operate and manage the home of harriet tubman. in her role at the tubman home karen hill shares core values , with visitors who tour the property. she was also influential in establishing tubman's home as a national historic park. so with that, please help me with a warm welcome to karen hill. [applause] asantewa: good evening, everyone. i do need this mic. good evening, everyone. thank you for coming tonight. it is such a pleasure to see you all in attendance tonight. i want to thank ms. karen hill for gracing us with her attendance and i look forward to , a brilliant conversation. as elizabeth said, i am the curator of the house here at woodrow wilson's final home. after the presidency he moved directly into this home from the white house in march of 1921 and lived here until 1924. we two years ago with the , leadership of the national trust for historic preservation and

fauci gave the old chicken wing on capitol hill. washington taking precautions. you should too., it doesn't have to be weird. you can give a little something like that. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for the "special report." fair, balanced, and still unafraid. here is martha. >> martha: elbow right back at you, brett. thank you. all right, everybody, good evening. i martha maccallum, and this is "the story." it's time to come together. as america faces a big challenge, this afternoon we did hear from joe biden and from bernie sanders on how to combat covid-19, but they did also take an opportunity to say things along these lines. >> these have been compounded by a lack of trust in this president. >> we have an administration that is largely incompetent, and whose incompetence and recklessness have threatened the lives of many, many people in our country. >> martha: and we heard this from lawmakers. >> the billet that we saw that

there's an old saying here on capitol hill.rite the policy, let me write the procedure and i'll block you every time." this is why it's important to understand the rules here on capitol hill. the democratic and republican leadership got together and they got a quorum. they had to bring a lot of memories back to washington, d.c. that's something they didn't want to do. they wanted to approve this bill via a voice vote with just a skeleton staff, a sale which in toskeleton crew on hand. thomas massie basically force all these numbers to come back and get on airplanes. you have to have a quorum in the house chamber technically to do business, under article 1, section 5 of the constitution. massie was going to press that point. massie objected to proceeding with the vote there. he said there wasn't a quorum present, but what kevin mccarthy, and the minority leader, and house speaker nancy pelosi and majority leader steny hoyer dead, they got as many members as they could not just on the floor but into the gallery. so they blocked m

so the wind behind that is out of the north so we have a wind advisory for the north hills, 35 to 60 miles an hour, pretty good north wind in place for most of the day and mount diablo is at 60 mph but it will be blustery but also sunny and warmer, mainly 50s on the temperatures as the breeze holds it up and we go right into march with temperatures above average and we rebound rapidly from yesterday's cooldown. anything new on the roads sal castaneda ? no but more people getting on the roads as time goes on, although 280 looks decent driving to the west valley with no major issues. you can see interstate 880 off to a nice start if you're driving into oakland and when  you get to the bay bridge we are filling in. it is 5 am and now back to the desk. >>> topping the news, public health officials have confirmed five new cases of coronavirus here in the bay area this weekend and some people infected recently traveled overseas and others are healthcare workers. allie rasmus joins us from the santa clara county public health department with more. >>reporter: three new cases here in santa

hill, who, not church wielded decisive influence. the prime minister could only look on with despair as the president would also side with stalin. ,f things seemed bleak churchill was aware others had it much worse. at one point, he said to his daughter, sarah, who accompanied him to the conference, "i do not suppose that at any moment in history has the agony of the world been so great and so widespread. down on the sun goes more suffering than ever before in the world. but churchill had little choice but to accept the realities. to launch hostilities against a recent powerful ally would be unthinkable. he did think of it for time and order the joint planning staff to explore the possibility in order to -- to impose upon russia the will of the united .tates and the british empire appropriately enough, this secret plan produced in may of 1945, was called operation unthinkable. as, indeed, it was. but unthinkable or not, a conflict would come. with rob's taken examination of the impact of yalta on the battlefields of a war that was mo

prior to that, he served as rector of the national church hill library and center at george washingtoniversity in and also up -- served as the director of -- society. the museum has a long-standing relationship with the local branch of the church hill society and churchill society of new orleans. with him being half american, we

gusty in the hills. high pressure builds. we get a lot of sunshine and all of a sudden near 80 degrees midweek. plenty of sunshine. it will feel like spring before thingswn >> a chance of rain. >> hopefully the chance will get better. >> quite the competition this weekend in the bay like getting the best evewifi experiencein. with wall-to-wall coverage-there's a win. plus, added protection for your connected devices. that's a win-win. put it together with xfinity mobile- the most reliable wireless network. talk about a winning combo. get xfinity internet and xfinity mobile for just $30 each a month. you'll save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $300 off when you buy a new galaxy s20 ultra. now that's... simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >> a group of women competed for the title at miss wheelchair whr california. each participant is expected to give a speech on the importance of being roll models, for the disabled community. congratulations. time for some sports action. basketball. >>

in the marin hills over to the east bay hills. winds at 57 miles per hour. it will be another clear day. 40s, 50s. tahoe has dropped to 55. look at napa. one observation. 65. that's a north breeze. vallejo's at 53. mill valley. windsor's 52. novato 51. the low response for the breeze is churning ever so slowly. some of that has moisture around sue sawn right now. tuscan right now. it would not be surprising if it gets down to 59. fog is on its way probably not until thursday night or friday. there might be a little bit of rain on saturday. what they're doing is. they're going to put a low right here and it wants to bring in moisture like that. it's still seven or eight days away. that looks to be the pattern. that's what they're forecasting. 60s, 70s on your temps. it will be pretty nice on wednesday. cooling starts thursday. big time cooling will take us into the weekend. >>> a court date today for a young man accused of intentionally running down a group of teenagers in burlingame. what's now called a misunderstanding. what led that driver to hit those vic