i said hello today. i called him a wonderful guy for us. he tested positive. before he said hello, he said, we need ventilators. i said, wow. that is a big statement. hopefully he will be in big shape. i spoke to angela merkel. she is being forced to stay at her house. this is an incredible situation. last night, i spoke to president xi. we talked about the experience in china, and all the things that have taken place. we have a very tough experience. we have great communication together. things have happened that they experience.early we are getting all of that information. of that has been sent to our scientists. the people to thank behind me who have been incredible friends. they have been warriors. there is no one tougher or smarter than the people sitting alongside of me. i think i want to start by asking mitch and kevin to speak and then we will go through a few of the folks in the room. mitch, i would love you to say a few words because you -- this day for 24 hours a longtime. this is the result. it is the biggest ever, ever approved -- $6.2 trillion. so

i. hello and a warm welcome to our program thanks for joining us today europe's coastlines are littered with ticking time bombs remnants from the 2nd world war that are becoming ever more dangerous in the north and baltic seas alone around 1600000 tons of war ammunition lie on the seabed like this huge underwater my most of it was simply disposed of in the sea by the victorious allies and decades on erosion is threatening to release the toxic loads substances such as arsenic mustard gas and t.n.t. could contaminate the already vulnerable waters of the polish coast and one of the biggest worries for ecologists is the massive amount of oil from sunken warships found in places such as the bay of. environmentalist olga sarna fears that the past will soon catch up with the present and ruin the sea that holds a very special place in her life. the vest a plot of peninsular in the device called the channel this is where the shots were fired that marked the start of the 2nd world war polish marine conservationist augustana is worried about the threat posed by contaminants and emissions that are

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hello. i am heather holmes. >> i am frank somerville. the international olympic just one of tonight's a massive trillion stimulus package. here in california, governor gavin newsom said richard branson is flying medical supplies to the bay area. but we begin with disappointed athletes as the pandemic forces the cancellation of the 2020 summer olympics. ktvu's azenith smith, you talked to a bay area olympic hopeful. >> reporter: the olympics have been cancked before during war. athletes say this was the only option. >> definitely hard news to think about. something so special for me and all athletes. >> reporter: he is on the u.s. olympic table tennis team. defeated in 2016. he is relieved yet disappointed. >> when you see the news and and how the virus how the virus is spread and how dangerous it is, it was the only option. >> the international olympic committee president said the decision was based on safety guarding the health of athletes and to hup contain the virus during uncertain times. >> we want this olympic flame to be a light a

before i even say hello i already know her skin temperature 32 point one degree celsius. all subway entrances are now fitted with infrared cameras. if your temperature tops 37.3 degrees you're isolated behind a barricade and sent to the hospital. and of course there's also someone checking for face masks in the subway. not that there's much to check. normally now the trains look like this. the real problem is the shortage of masks. together with ms lee i'm going to investigate the problem. you know we're closed try their. hair it says masks self-doubt. and i don't have to have masks only electric ones can i look. he only has a mask for 40 euros which of course he offers us straight off when it definitely got against the virus. which wires do you mean the coronavirus of course you. wonder what you have to change all the standard masks every 2 days to be on the safe side every 2 days yes to ensure that you're protected against a virus that is unnecessary with this electrical mask you can be used for 2 months no problem 2 months. what about the standard masks like yours coul

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. >> i said wait a minute, i just said hello to the guy 15 minutes ago, and he's kissing me. 's hugging, he's kissing -- these people, it's bad. >> jimmy: if that doesn't get you in the mood, i don't know what is going to. [ applause ] so today trump's attorney general william barr made an unexpected statement this afternoon. as you may know, earlier this week four prosecutors for the justice department resigned after barr overruled them and said he would lower the seven to nine years of prison time they recommended for trump's friend and former campaign adviser roger stone, who is convicted of lying to congress, witness tampering and obstruction of justice. this came after trump angrily tweeted that he thought stone's sentence recommendation was unfair. barr told abc news today that he thinks it's time for the president to stop tweeting about department of justice criminal cases. in other words, he's like listen, moron, how am i supposed to do your dirty work if you keep telling people about it? [ laughter ] and some people are applauding him. i don't know. i think it's a pr

i. >> hello, how are you? >> this is what we do to keep everybody safe we're talking about how to keep the market safe. maybe not let the market go down 10%. neil bradley of the chamber of commerce says he wants the payroll tax cut. it can help small businesses immediately. i think we'll hear calls for more help on commercial paper. a lot of demands on the table. >> it really is. it was interesting to hear the guest from valley national bank as well as the guy on friday talking about extending loans so that small businesses don't go out of business under the stresses that they have in terms of the cash. >> yeah. everyone go back listen to valley national. fascinating candid discussion with the ceo it's good to keep them going if they can now we'll turn it over to "closing bell. thank you for watching >> and the final hour is here. >>> kelly and ty, thank you very much for that one hour until the close, i'm wilfred frost we are staying focused on bringing you the most important market moving news and sara eisen

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i don't. know. hello everybody and welcome to the lead edition of africa i am sunday in kampala here in uganda and i am very happy to welcome you today this week we have the new environmental topics and ideas from the europe and africa with me my colleagues in the huge area and little sandra it's great to be here again my name is now ty i am glad you tune in for today show we will be taking on a trip all over all continents as we shed some light on the environmental threats faced here in ethiopia we will see how the church communities are working to protect their local chief relation. and i will show you what south africa is doing to better protect its coasts and seas. we will investigate why slashing and burning homes the soil and crop yields in the long term. did you know that church congregations in ethiopia play a cute role in environmental protection it all started when deforestation began to deplete the country's indigenous local stuff it was a congregation's up for to preserve their local forest i'

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hello. igree with the guy from coronavirus.t this everything in this country, they make a scare tactic out of it and the american people fall for it all the time, they run scared. if you are going to get it, you are going to get it. no matter what it is, whether it is the news, the weather, everything is dramatic. killer storm on the way or breaking news and you jump out of your seats. everything is going to be taken care of. they are going to do what they have to do. let's hope they put the money to good use. thank you very much for letting me speak and have a good day. host: michelle in fort lauderdale, florida. concerned.m really cannot seem to get any of the math -- masks because they are sold out from amazon. masks know of any available to buy anywhere? host: what kind of prices are you seeing online. i know they are sold out. caller: i don't really care about the price. host: i am curious what they are charging for these kind of things. $20.r: i think they are not pricey. host: we have h

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i said hello. i didn't know what to say. these points are important, things about the two types of growth, letting your guard down, making the first move, asking for help is a strength, not a weakness. i had to ask the flight attendant to help me. i need help all the time. if you were here earlier i needed help on the stage and that is a strength, not a weakness. the other piece of that story in one of the chapters, whenever someone steps in it, i will say, it is important to have them save face. that felt a lot worse than i did. i sat in there longer than normal and i thought what am i going to do. i got to get out of here. what are the odds that he is sitting by me? i probably won't even see him again. so i come out, walking to my seat come in the aisle and there he was on the other side of the aisle. i think he was put there on purpose because it gave me an opportunity to walk up to him. his face was already, so was mine. i walked up to him, leaned in and i said are you going to remember this as much as i am? and he goes,

i sat next to him and i said "hello." then i said "good bye." that's about t. no. didn't like the job he did. i didn't like the job that he and biden did. i didn't like the position he put us in. i didn't like what he did to our mill attempter we didn't even have a military. our military was so depleted. and i tell the story and i hate to tell it'll it because as soy embarrassing. but right now, we have more ammunition than ever. it's so all over the place. when i was having difficulty with another country. we're almost four years out. there's been no war, and we're respected again. i was told by a general, sir, please don't do that. why? we have no ammunition. this is the condition we were left in. when you look at so many different problems that we were left, i mean, and with countries, but he said the biggest problem we have is north korea. that's what you're elude t. and i have a good relationship with him. i said, did you ever call him? the answer is yes he d. but i'll actual, yolk they admit that. maybe they do. but called many times and kim jung undid not wa

hello? carry-on. can you hear me? i be... hello? carry-on. can you hear me?ii be... hello? carry-on. ne payment. i think we might bejust will get one payment. i think we might be just reconnecting to paul and a second. and we are reconnecting to claer as well. in the meantime, plenty more questions ican give the meantime, plenty more questions i can give people a sense of. i might re—want to or those just to give people a sense of what people are asking while we try to reestablish those lines. we will move forward a little bit while we establish those lines. 115 people have died in the uk in the past 2a hours — bringing the death toll to 578. it comes as hospitals in london are having to deal with a tsunami of patients and critical care beds at some sites in the capital could be full by the end of the week — that's the warning from the chief of nhs providers. he said the nhs is also having to deal with unprecedented levels of staff sickness. some intensive care units are already full. patients will be transferred from next week to london's new temporary hospital — a vast conference ce

i think we can say that strongly. host: maryland, we hear from thomas. hello. caller: yes, good morning. i am a retired army officer and i used to work for the public health center, so my thoughts are my own. i want to ask my fellow listeners, are we going to be remembered for this for posttraumatic growth, ptg, or acrimony and throat cutting? we embarrassed ourselves during katrina, and the japanese during their fukushima radioactive situation. i think we have a conscious choice. i personally am a christian, i am not preaching on air, but i think we need to look at the idea of being transformed through our suffering versus getting each other and becoming more divided. finally and in the interest of brevity, we need to be honest of sort of the economic triage. the government cannot reward everybody for every bit of suffering that they go through. if you take a look at everything from paying people following 9/11, and i lived in new york city during that, there are going to be things that occur that will decimate you economically. the government cannot constantly make up for perhaps that y

i feel like that could be enough to change people's minds, eventually. hello. glad to see the back of february's relentless record rainfall. the met office confirming it was the uk's wettest february on record. the first few days of march are looking a bit quieter, less windy. more importantly, less wet than it has been and the reason for that, the jet stream has moved south and it will take with it the more substantial areas of low pressure, the wind and rain, allowing us to keep, well, overall pressure low, but really just showers feeding in from the atlantic as we go through the next few days, and we're on the cold side of the jet stream so we are in the blue, and as a result, we are going to find temperatures at or below average for the time of year. some of these showers coming in will be wintry in nature, particularly on hills. there may even be a bit of sleet and snow associated with this weather system pulling away from southern england as we start monday. icy elsewhere, where you have had showers overnight, and into the morning, and some will continue,

hello. say im annted to independent voter and i am still up in the air as to who i am going to vote for. as an independent voter, i am also a former government employee and i am still up in the air as to when it comes down to two democrats or republicans, who i will vote for. in this particular situation with the democrats, i think what win is the fact that senator sanders does not show any validity as to how he is going to pay for the programs he is proposing and ultimately, classld hurt the middle as well as the rich. going down the line, i don't if presidentnk trump's response to the coronavirus is going to be successful, i think if we combine that, people will want to stay the course for another 4 years. what i don't like about president trump going forward is the fact that -- the way federal employees have been treated. is to his budget ideas take away the social security supplemental retired employees get. if he does that, that would hurt me and i don't know how many thousands of federal emp

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i said hello. i did not know what to say. and why these points are important, these chapters in the book looking up, things about the two types of growth, letting your guard down, making the first move, and for me, asking for help is a strength, not a weakness. i had to ask a flight attendant to help me. i need help all the time. if you are here earlier, i needed help on the stage. it really is a strength, it is not a weakness. the other piece of the story, an one of the chapters, what is also important, whenever someone steps in it, i will say, it is always important that you -- that man felt a lot worse than i did. i sat in there a little longer thanan normal, and i thought, wt am i going to do? i have got to get out of here. it is a plane. 250 people. what are the odds he is sitting by me. i probably won't even see him again. so, i come out. i am walking to my seat. i was on the aisle. and there he was on the other side of the aisle. and i think he was put there on purpose because it gave me an opportunity to walk up to hi

today, i called him a wonderful guy, boris johnson as he tested positive and before he even said hellod we need ventilators. and i said while the, that's a big statement and hopefully he will be in big shape. i just talked to merkel, she is quarantined for four weeks, she is being forced to stay in her house, this is an incredible situation. last night i talked to president xi and we talked about the experience that they had in china and all the things taking place and we learned a lot, they had a very tough experience and they are doing well and he's doing well, president xi is doing very well, we learned a lot and we have great communication together, we will send great data from china, things have happened that they see that they've had an early experience and were getting all of the information, much has already been sent it was sent yesterday to her scientist to study, we will have more on that and be discussing that at 530. i just want to thank the people behind me, they have been incredible friends, warriors, there's nobody tougher or smarter than the people standing alongside o

. >> i picked up and said hello. he said can i speak to ray. i was like this is she. could hear rustling of papers. he was like i'm just trying to get the name right. i was like you just didn't know it was a girl. >> did it anger you at all that just those changes, make it gender neutral, and now you're a candidate. >> i never felt anger and frustration. that was like okay, look, if they're not going to hire me because i'm a woman, i don't want to work for them anyway. >> reporter: gender wasn't an issue for the st. louis cardinals who made rachel a strength coach. she credits her dad with first introducing her to the power of lifting. >> i'm sure i was the only 11-year-old girl in the weight room at the time but i didn't notice because i was hanging out with my dad. overtime that became a habit for me personally. >> take me back to early childhood. what were you like as a kid. >> i've always been like a little crazy. >> reporter: by crazy, she means driven to succeed at every sport, especially soft ball. but in college, rachel began to struggle with anxiety on the fi

hello i'm daryn jordan this is observer lawyer from doha also coming up. i will not be running for president in 2020 but i guarantee you i will sting. u.s. senator elizabeth warren and her presidential campaign leaving bernie sanders and joe biden as the only 2 major democratic hopefuls.

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i came up with the patella hello. and guillermo and i are going to demonstrate it. say guillermo and i have run into each other on the street, and i say hello, guillermo, right? it's good. and then if we really, it's like a fist bump with your knee, and if you really like somebody, say hello, guillermo. there you go. go back to your spot. and all you have to do, and all you have to do at the end of the day is make sure to wash your pants, that's all. the president is doing everything he can to calm this nation's nerves. this morning he tweeted my fellow americans, while i know this is an uneasy time, trust that your representatives in washington are working around the clock with the world's best scientists to protect you and your family from this terrible disease. when we band together we are strong. he didn't write that? oh, no, he wrote this. oh, low ratings fake news msdnc, comcast, and cnn are doing everything possible to make the coronavirus look as bad as possible. include be panicking markets. why is the media only focussing on the negative side of the corona

i like meandering paths and antidotes. >> hi i am rebecca to. >> hello. >> so we are not going to havea chance in new york to vote for elizabeth warren because she has dropped out, are you endorsing another candidate? >> i have actually suddenly turned into elizabeth warren and i'll tell you later. [laughter] i have to say your wink or of a mayor who you would think would have other things to do was tweeting elizabeth warren today and i feel like the hallway is being framed that the lady has to go serve her man, i have a really big problem with. [applause] yeah, i want a green new deal, want medicaree for all that mit suggest some leanings and i think she does to but there's some strategy to it, is it in politics to endorse the person who is not going to win, does that complicate things for the winner, she did not endorse anybody in the primary last time, i think she's under 0 obligation. like aoc, you lucky people in proximity to her district, i from nancy pelosi district, one from over from barbara lee want to say i will support whoever the hell wins this bizarre crazy thing that's l

guest: hello. i a thought about run asrg, if he would the vice president for whoever was the leader of the pack and fund the presidency out of his own pocket and leave the democrats to have their money for their down ticket, and then when they get in, he could walk away. i don't think he wants to be president. i think he wants trump out. guest: that is an interesting campaign finance question. i think if he was the vice presidential candidate, he could spend as much money as he wanted to from his own personal reserves, but he would get the preferred rates that candidates get for advertising. if a candidate buys a pres idential ad, they get a better rate. he could get more bang for his book as a candidate than if he w ere on the ticket. i think it would be odd for him to get elected vice president and then leave the job. the question is a good way of recognizing the role bloomberg may play in this campaign. even if he is not the nominee, he will be spending a ton of money. of somes are critical of the

i think abigail is here. she may have things to add to that as well. >> hello, i am with the department of homelessness and supportive housing. echoing others. thank you, mayor breed and doctor colfax for your courageous leadership to our city partners and our nonprofit service providers. i want to focus on the steps we are taking to help prevent the spread of covid-19 in our shelter population. we have taken steps in constant communication with shelter providers. we extended the stay of people at navigation centers and shelters to fix the population and allow people inside to continue to shelter-in-place. we have made the extremely difficult decision with the guidance of the department of public health to pause shelter intakes. this allows us to pause people coming inside and potentially bringing the virus with them. it allows us to create space for social and physical distancing within our shelters. we increased shelter hours. they are coming online for 24/7 with increased meal service, staffing and cleaning and a lot of hard and creative work. we are recommending or the department of public health recommended the

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