i. mused you know if you've been living one day i'll try to enjoy one more. for. you like the. sun to show you that i am not a little being on the end. this is how i began but to before you have done base yes. but we've closed 2 of them of course overlap of one set is stumbling getting that from you nothing that we can take on even at 200 people over. to take them because of something some of them fighting yes some of their part and they have died because of her debut. and that. was winding. up on the road after we met. i don't. know why he doesn't like. a little bit. then. i have i have 2 days to buy these. guns but the school. i'm going to visit one shows classes which had. asked baby so we are going to use it to have a town hall quick question. but all oh. yeah they. did. leave. now. you know i thought my days at the can be. solved. as. i thought the dog would you out. within an hour can you i say i thought that the young na-na na-na na-na. na-na. a thumb in the nothing but. that's us it really didn't. need the end. why dad why do cause when you still wouldn't welcome a thoug

i mean a kind of dialogue with a muse. and we influence each other to digital images inspire me to evolve because. i see the news only as a tool that will never replace me. or maybe it will alter fishel intelligence comes up with amazing results will algorithm soon rival human artists. bet on 5 years laden doesn't need a computer he creates busts of people who interest him unknown individuals and celebrities politicians activists or entrepreneurs. for the sculptor every last detail is important. to us 15 seconds let's look constellation is what really matters in the volumes have to be arranged in such a way that intensities emerge through the way something pushes up against something else yielding for example a depression here in. each bust needs to reflect the subjects true character. there are of course different approaches to artificial intelligence which things could go in a number of directions i can imagine that something will eventually come of it that works i just don't see what the advantage would be. high is laden

who cares if you know somebody in the civilian side of that window and that's i think again that's all this cordial the muséecalled a special latest version and now they've become incredibly incredibly. select i'm junk i'm in good health i don't smoke and they tell me i should worry about the current marriage because if i get it i'll most likely have a mild form of or you know i don't risk death as much as elderly people but do we know what the long term acts are carrying 19 can be i mean came in for instance or raising the risk of lung cancer in a future chance show salinger's and other organ systems no no no we have no data on that that's on lists us. or you know now everybody's become suddenly. it's not day don't do that whatsoever we are very mild if you just wrote or a disease that's lake there you know viruses. if you want and that you know evidence that it's any chronic or. station to any kind of. cancer or years old. i. mean i what i'm saying you know as a new inspection nobody here or any and we're all like you know entire population of the world is not protected this is the biggest issue because wh

today is fat tuesday, and this was a shoe that i was given when i was one of the queens of the mardi gras parade for the muses it to prince. i keep it near me. watching on our affiliate, wdsu. ma'am, you are protecting this because you have on purple. - and i'm a prince fan. - and you're the big prince fan. all right. listen. we have a great show for you today. we have three -- i'm so excited i ran off the wrong camera. it's a live tv show. let me go back to my spot. okay, take nine. i am so excited about this show. i'm nervous, and i ran down the aisle, and i wasn't supposed to. three daytime-talk-show titans, who would not have made the mistake i just made, they are not done talking yet. ricki lake, her own show went on the air when she was just 24. [applause] - woo! - ricki was an overnight success. her ratings were so high, she was second only to oprah. [applause] - montel williams, the first african- american man to have a nationally syndicated daytime talk show: his show was on the air for 17 seasons. [applause] - and my girl rolonda watts was one of new york's top news anchors in this very building at

i need to. put my best speed is based more on the them of the by. going to those well being to the pure feel mother than a little girl. is gonna say muse son me he's against me as a business suit. i guess i mean he also goes with what he's done about soit is the fault of even merchant women who keep years behind at the time he did if you can still make the most money. everybody have a dream and you don't need to sell your dreams. some. of the. time as well i did by this law and 6 i'm 62 by own zunes it's about us in sweden she stood as i stood but if i. tell bill justice indeed in feed the beast he says you gotta do is to die and i'd sooner comes my civilian becomes the whole cause and get him up at you and that's when i do see me back to the boys this is taking time to make. me. see this is just a smile so big these people will. buy enough to fucked up. and. we did it. in my different if you want and i stand by your name and sign and moved it all in nor was it on. a number of that you can add to this. if a boy called them a money you could get on the world with them and the whole debacle in the us a symbiotic i'm feelin my. ability of

i got a little enough for what you know will be a warm up i'm mobile holcomb the muse many haven't come about so many. more i want to go to the mountains for. a lot of. as. a model rational one of us. on a mission none of us are here for. anything that. one bone 10 year they need us telephone from and without a lot of fun on the phone a lot of whale confuse it that a lot of havoc if one had the whole of it. i would had taken them to the mountain on the little hand and on it had suffered at that from an error. that any. gain. the long haul among the national losses need to. come in as well as of money to get them and i said even though it's gotten along on the same cutting it will all add. to that i'm just another talk of from. him from australia had a lot you. can also let him get through the minute i had. a look at them shared a canal and they hailed with. a leggy for the. relative you will see from the herd you are one and then i had to go away argument but i view the whole darkness and that this is we need to learn how long they have died you will realize armored cars are one becomes

they wanted us to go to antwerp and i said if we get to the muse river we should get on her knees and thank god. i'm going to lay my cards on the table, if he knew that operation was senseless, that he got 100,000 german soldiers killed for no reason at all. it is a bogus concept of loyalty . generals have some loyalty to the men under their command as well. why did most germans realized the gig was up? for many it was perhaps hitler's suicide. you would be better off admitting that i was loyal to the end rather than saying i knew operation this or that was stupid. that is not what he said in his order of the day. forward, to victory, on and on. that is the most despicable aspect of the german officer corps as a cast. sorry to bum everybody out. [laughter] your left. >> and the decision of the japanese to surrender, how much did manchuria represent the resources left for the support of the army? dr. citino: a good question. manchuria is a resource rich region which is why the japanese seized it in 1931. were those in japanese foreign service holding out hope the soviets could serve as

not have to mean i would but they don't you would you build them he showed would you build them up and get them ashore to see that. he spoke up dalton in your woods just like you mused sonny those 2 new york that you worked in your old navy stuff as well that you would not wish to do and i knew. you were to meet in business with binocs but i believe we got over in the north. but 6 double digits of noise but he can get that much to jump interest rates kilogram to much too much you must put us through our cities. and i mean that i. mean that it's a nifty for the trips they figured out that over to singapore to make for the never put away for a few of them for tickets that it was fearless fish were. not the ship of the board 15 years ago. it's a bit of luck you face figure out what would you build on them both look on us they have on us was opposed his knuckles just not that sheer eliminate that your mark starling tediously over him easy to use and twist me struggle in the putting the disk which now has been outs of judea and drops you i'm not good but it will be bush cracked him to each missing double into just as of us even get each of. them to come 1st and the bill

i said, if we get to the muse we should get down to our knees. look, i'm just going to say this and try to lay my cards on the table. if he knew that operation was st. louis, that he got 100,000 german soldiers killed for no reason at all. it is a bogus concept of loyalty that only goes up. generals have some loyalty to the men under their command as well. i don't know, when did most germans realize the cake was up? perhaps for many of them it was suicide. you'd be better off just admitting that. i was loyal to the end than to say i knew the operation was stupid. it is not what he said in his order of the day. forward for the furor, to victory and on and on and on. that is the most despicable aspect of the german officer court. sorry to bomb everybody out. i get off on these tangents. >> to your left here. >> sure. >> in the decision of the japanese to surrender, how much did manchuria represent in terms of the resources left for the support of the army? >> that is a good question. i hesitate to give percentages but of course, manchuria is a reso

then we will have to but that it was in the winter that said i was in it and i'm pulling out the drive back to muse and i've got. 2 of us a about a fair number of halakhah there were the 2 were good it was in a compass. was ingenious she. looked. like i. think i was thank. god i'm. i'm gonna. try. and yuki to move the move over the theme. of the mule wrong. move in the game. i'll just keep my money because i cannot grease the bubble a few to get a lot of them bungle was the big i don't know. the all the beagle about it you could bandy. him with my thumb hokus in less funny listen q so. that i'm semi as which is sort of the snake if that will watson was i want to stay on the 10th strike bus into to phone to did go we should have been more going to play that really all that and that's the purpose. as now as it is an ox i'm calling about aft when mobile had better not i'm low on bush. the only kid is sort of all tortured by that amount of photo now in the. church to get everyone astonishment where a chef can i am worried but there stands in looking at him. in the news a steam only furthers to dangle t

i ran into a document in the national archives in college park, maryland in which eisenhower mused during the crisis of 1955 that you never can tell about these fanatical easterners. they seem to be willing to sacrifice millions of lives. life comes cheap in the east i guess. this sis a standard theme. there was a real fear in the united states about possible nuclear war. especially with the communist chinese as the election of 1964 drew closer. johnson had a political dilemma here. obviously, he had to appear tough on communism. no one could get elected president in america in 1964 if he was perceived as an appeaser. johnson had to soothe americans to assure them that he would not take any rash measures that might lead to a nuclear holocaust. it's a difficult balancing act. on the latter score, the republicans made matters easy for johnson by nominating arizona senator barry goldwater, a hawkish cold warrior whose free market small government philosophy could not have been more at odds with johnson's great society idea. barry goldwater was without question the most conservative candidate

happening here the never confirm coronavirus cases has reached nearly 100 nance mused just an employee last affects me as well i can't go home either from wednesday the government's going to use a ban on all foreign nationals and in the country tailor made the 1st is a case about them which is the double quarter as in central moscow for us with more on the new measures that have been introduced. well russia's corona virus infections have jumped to $93.00 people only 7 of which were actually infected within the borders of russia the vast majority came from abroad and the whole situation has really set off alarm bells with officials moscow's now banned public gatherings of more than 50 people until april 10th schools and universities will also be closed by the end of the week for about just under a month but students will be able to continue their studies over the internet now russia's also decided to close its border with neighboring bella ruse to halt the spread of the virus as for russian nationals returning from the u.s. and europe they'll be confined to self quarantine for 14 days president putin's also alre

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musing about this online. >> follow the advice of the doctors. i don't care what governor cuomo necessarily thinks, if the doctors and the experts are saying it's necessary, then he should have done it f you have the governor of new york and the experts on the same side saying don't do it, then he made the right call to hold off. howard: all right. richard fowler, 15 seconds. >> look, i agree with guy on this particular point. the problem is, you don't debate this in an open public forum. when you say there's going to be a quarantine, people say let me get out before the quarantine happens and that's how you spread the virus. i think if he's going to have a quarantine in new york which we could debate the legality of it, but the truth of the matter is, just do it, instead of debate, openly museing in the public. howard: the cdc issued a travel advisory. much more media buzz ahead. bill bennett joins us in a few moments. stay with us. you can't claim that as a dependent! because it's inanimate! people ask me what sort of person should become a celeb

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i was joking with an economist at muse. en the 10 years under 1%, i am no longer going to be writing notes because when you are under 1% on the 10 year, frankly, it is hard for us to wrap our heads around this. so what are you writing? what are you telling clients? how do you think about the 10 year when we are under 1%? jon: i think what it really reflects is a couple things. i make the argument -- this deviates from traditional thought -- traditionally, we have a positive term premium. you get paid extra yield for five longer duration products in treasuries. twos and fives are filled. i would make the argument we might be in a structural negative premium world. the reason for that has to do with the distribution of inflation. it is no longer massively to the upside. it is for deflation. but it also how treasury is sitting in the portfolio. at the end of the day, treasuries go up and down when bad things happen. this is a desired product. who are willing to get into that asset process when bad things occur. even when you th

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spectacle thoughts or just start to muse don't moan without thinking much when it's made to cook up stuff from bad the components only on and then you don't listen for months i pad's my moment of us adds thought the. numbers deal among touch and smiling clean money too little sublist for the new super good. there. well partially at the pistol to that that's so though it's just the doctors are watching us creates evil how dr he only has a glad of it it would be a show just a bone meal mill watching this. from. akagi about. to burn or for. but are are. are far far yet to be very. ringback first class of it but you want to bet you'll see the solution and not wish to special which will come you back you just machinists could check them mom really screwed up she went against nash to check but each new to me i'm going to just go that's it one time we snapchat customs so it won't be that starts it will set even though i'm thinking quickly the situation firstly it was really me among young men who took the debt to stuart chessman e.g. dance mama cry and yeah i'm not worth a car or all. the discussing the guys that stick a lift back to the yeah. this is just the stru

reached the peak of the outbreak it's not just the muse systems that the viruses be attacking the economy is also taking a real pounding the german. i love tanzer is canceled hundreds of flights with around 150 aircraft are grounded the german economy one of the most robust in europe is facing the real possibility of sliding into recession we asked people here on the streets of pearlie whether they are afraid of the virus wide of an issue and these are the supermarkets have been blunted and you take what you can carry in order to have something at home as a fat ass i will wait for a bit it's important not to be so hysterical. fabric that is there greasy i mean once you have a small staggered home which would last for 14 days supply in some food and again food is all right but there are a familiar i think it's messily exaggerated i'm not doing penny buying and in my usual grocery shopping it would be nice terry if others who did the same then you would not need to drive to multiple stores you might be the mule in that there is an epidemic many people die every year and now we have this corona virus theatre it's absolutely sickening i

i think is the primary. point was my best as it was being more even to the by. regarded as one of the real. if you're going to do. is gonna say muse on me these are guns and the answer this is to buy. this woman what is not funny about soy is a folded even woman kiki has been to town even if you can still be muslim. everybody have a dream and you don't need to suffer your dreams. some . of the. time as well i did this i was 6 and 62 by a monsoon 60 votes in sweden she stood as i stood but if you think i . shall behold justice in the interim there was the system of the domestic by and outs and because my is to be in the funds because i'm good in about you and that's how you see the benefits of boys i didn't come to. see this yes this model. is all we saw in boston as by and uk a fact of history in the called. it. in my cousin if you want i stand by you mean would have just gotten signed ghosted was on. a number on. liam hottovy going to be attended to this. if a board for them a money year could you get on the world with them and the whole debacle in the us a symbiotic i'm feelin my. ability look mr middle. aged are doing also call

i think it's quite an important step. what we've done in har muse is very point. countries going to a place where they feel they have to go. first it's an acceptance by the 27 that we can do it by joining forces of those able to be present. i think we made a very good progress in having a common diagnosis and looking to a number of questions. the defense front, it was 13 billion, maybe 7 billion. it's not done, but the very idea can exist i think is already a progress. what we've done with china, i think is also a sign of us being able to think as a common -- taking the strength of the internal market and bringing it in the discussion with external powers. this is also new. i'm not saying it's done and success is here and we can just apply and feel proud the whole way. i think that there is a realization. we cannot outsource our capacity to be definite in terms of technology. what we've done with the 5g is a way to say we have our own way to look at this question. our own way is to be strict on risk approach. this is also a way to affirm sovereignty. but with you,

will be, the president is starting to at least muse about rethinking social distancing and flattening the curve, all of those are still risks going forward. and ia -- some perspective here, the dow is up 1,000 points, great, it is down 10,000 points in six weeks, and thursday we're going to get the first real numbers about how many people have lost their jobs and it is going to be just terrifying. >> yeah. depression-like numbers, you used that description before, christine, stuck in my mind. catherine, so you have the president talking about reopening the u.s. for business as soon as next week. it is our understanding he's hearing from some of his economic advisers, others that the concern here is irreparable damage to the economy. not just cyclical damage, not just damage that will bounce back from once this has passed, is that a reasonable fear about irreparable damage to the economy? >> i think the concern about irreparable damage would come if we prematurely open business as usual, right? it is expensive to shutter tons and tons of restaurants, gyms, stores, anywhere where people might gather to conduct business. but it is much more expens

giles has always mused whether it was hood made the texas brigade or whether the texas brigade made hood. by the way, i know i am violating the rules of powerpoint. there is way too much text on the slide but -- and there is always a "but" -- what i want you to notice is the number of casualties the unit suffered. exas, 50%. taxe manassas, 50%. the first texas at the battle of antietam -- jack davis was talking earlier about the number crunching that social historians do -- i kind of like cleometric s. i remember crunching the numbers and looking at the casualty rates. i had a graduate student working with me and said there is a big 1862 -- it's called antietam. it does not always work that it works in other areas. --antietam, the first texas it was that diehard very aggressive unit that pushed so far into the cornfield that they are basically surrounded by federal horses. the generally accepted statistic is about 82% or 83% fatalities. if you look at the report after the war when he is writing back and forth he argues that it was closer to about 86% or 87% casualties because some men had joined the un

i knew it wouldn't work. they wanted us to go to antwerp. we should get down on our knees if we get to the muse. i'm going to say this, try to lay my cards on the table f he knew that operation was senseless, he got 100,000 german soldiers killed for no reason at all. it's a bogus concept of loyalty that only goes up. generals have some loyalty to the men under their command as well, and so i don't know when did most germans realize the gig was up? perhaps for many of them, it was hitler's suicide and you would be better off admitting that. i was loyal till the end rather than saying i knew this operation was stupid. that's not what he said in his order of the day. forward for the fuhrer for victory. on and on and on. sorry to bum everybody out. i get off on these tangents at times. >> to your left here. >> sure. >> in the decision of the japanese to surrender, how much did manchuria represent in terms of the resources left for the support of the army? >> that's a good question. i hesitate to give percentages. manchuria is a resource region, which is why the japanese seized it in the first place

i worry about the silence. wth bill clinton and george on the docket today, there are a few things that warrant just some quick musing at the start. the first of which, which always takes some kind of older folks like us have to acclimate our psyches to realize that, to you all, bill clinton genuinely is a figure of history. none of you have an active recollection, or even a childhood recollection of bill clinton in office. which actually is kind of amazing. even w is kind of a hazy figure to you. none of you all were older than probably -- was anybody older than 10 when w left office? no. even w is kind of a childhood figure to you all. that just in itself just gives a sense of, especially for us, how quickly history can move. and how quickly things pass from current day to historical. a dimension of that that i have been thinking about too is we are in the midst of this motion and general show -- generational angst and change -- "ok boomer" is prevalent in the culture. >> i remember truman. [laughter] >> the thi tt is so striking to me about that, is that bill clinton, who now fills -- feels in 1992 and the transit

talk to a bill muse and also list talk to martin summers martin summers independent journalist bill mew. is a previously activist know only come to you 1st of all bill you for against this i think your position is it's a time of necessity so you know you would probably normally agree with this that this up or getting this information in these very difficult times is a good thing i don't put words in your mouth where do you stand. but in talking to this question submittals we're going to build 1st search. courier we already have something like google maps which is actually able to take where we have google maps and things like that that are able to take our location on an anonymized basis and actually provide us an idea of how traffic is operating if it can be made to work in that way where data is anonymous and we can have a service that provides some form of utility to the general population then there is real potential here to to provide a service that would be absolutely necessary in this kind of occasion the concerns here are privacy and well actually the technology and these apps are sophisticated enough to do something in that particular manner it took an enormous a

i thought, if that doesn't sum up all president trump through the last 3 1/2 years, when confusion has been created by him in some governmental way, it's usually because, what? he's been musing or thinking out loud. this is where there's been the biggest disconnect how most governors in america have handled this, the jo friday approach, just the facts, sir, just the facts, ma'am, type of approach where the president continues to personalize the response, continues to personalize any ask or criticism. i mean, it was oddly reval a. tory that the president allows personal political views and personal sleights on how he deals with certainly governors. it's blunt honesty there but it's also a way to create more problems in this response. >> thinking out loud has heavy implications in a moment like this. chuck, thank you very much. a little tease of what you'll hear on "meet the press" w >>> good morning. we are seeing once again some showers. we got the rain yesterday. it's about 51 degrees right now in san francisco, so the temperatures remain in the 50s. today we will be seeing a slight warm-up in the 60s. a live look at satellite radar. you can see the rain, plenty of instabil

muse deal -- stimulus deal in u.s. history. >> this will deliver urgently needed relief to our nation's families workers and businesses. ins and democrats for coming together, setting aside their differences and putting america first. griff: the house overwhelmingly passing the $2 trillion package. it is really something remarkable. good morning to you. as i join you from washington, jed and pete in new york. pete: good morning to you both. we look at all these numbers, that 1.6% death rate, while every death is too much, when you consider how transparent we are about our numbers, how our testing is growing, it's encouraging to see that in this country we're taking the measures that can reduce that number to a point where we can slow the spread and i know a lot of people are nervous but thankfully the measures are being taken. it's just a matter of time. jed: pete, i know you have more experience with this than i do but i look at the ships that are arriving and i am in complete awe, not only of their ability to mobilize so quickly and get something like that put together but what they're able to do on there in terms of e