we will talk to jennifer shuttt of roll call -- jennifer shutt of roll call. sent the message hours earlier. what jennifer shutt is reporting , she says work on that package, the third package has been ongoing for days, with treasury secretary steven mnuchin proposing a trillion dollar package to the senate on tuesday. emerged as a critical negotiator for the administration and has also continued talking with speaker nancy pelosi. that package could provide direct cash payments to americans as well as grants and loans for struggling and shuttered businesses. nearly a 46 billion dollars supplementals ending were last to increase funding for dozens of federal agencies. specifics on that out of the treasury department, it is proposal, stage iii the third package of legislation which is like the from an initial discussion this morning or today in the discussion. the airline industry would get $50 billion of aid out of this. other distressed sectors proposing $150 billion. here is the economic impact payments proposed. authorizesion would and appropriate funds for

sectors of the american economy being hard-hit, and what to the need. ,ost: as debate continues jennifer shutt, appropri announcer: we are live in columbus, ohio waiting for the start of a news briefing with governor mike dewine. he will update us on the coronavirus situation in his state. live coverage here on c-span. we expected to start in just a moment. -- expect it to start in just a moment. ♪ ♪ gov. dewine: good afternoon, everyone. this year's spring comes early. later tonight is the first --

we will read some of what jennifer shutt is reporting.he says work on the package, the third package has been ongoing for days with treasury secretary steven mnuchin proposing a trillion dollar package on tuesday. he has repeatedly emerged as a critical negotiator for the administration and continue talking with nancy pelosi. that package could provide direct cash payments to americans as well as grants and shutteredtruggling or businesses. to the office of management and budget sent congress a nearly 40 spending request to increase funding for dozens of federal agencies. some specifics on that out of the treasury department being called a stage three proposal. this is the third package of legislation likely, certainly some initial discussion this morning or today in the senate. the airline industry would get $50 billion out of this. other distressed sectors proposing $150 billion and here is the economic impact statements proposed in this legislation. it would authorize inappropriate funds for two rounds of direct payments to individual

sectors of the american economy being hard-hit, and what to the need. ,ost: as debate continues jennifer shutt, appropriations and budget reporter. announcer: it is easy to follow the federal response to the outbreak at c-span.org/coronavirus. track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps and charts. watch briefings and hearings with public health specialists any time, unfiltered, at c-span.org/coronavirus. we will have more on the coronavirus with ohio governor mike dewine, how it is affecting his state. that will be live at 230 eastern -- 2:30 eastern. the latest world health organization briefing on the coronavirus pandemic. the organization saying 200,000 confirmed cases and a thousand deaths have been reported worldwide. . who officials talk about coronavirus testing and vaccine development as well as response efforts in europe, africa, and the middle east. this is about one hour. good afternoon, everyone. delay, first.the welcome, everyone to this regular press conference on covid-19. we are today in the executive boardroom of the world health organization. it

(applause) >> hello everyone i'm jennifer shutt at sea queue roll call and i spend a lot of my time talking with lawmakers and staff and not just about the process but about the annual spending bills and we are here today to talk a little bit about some of the efforts in the past few years to overhaul the annual budget and appropriations process as well as the personalities of the politicians that are paying those forward and the real life politics that impact the process every year. so, one thing i'd like to point out is that everyone on our tables should have cards that you can submit questions on so if you want to write down a question at any point during the panel members from the committee with responsibility of the federal budget will collect those from you. joining me today is laura blessing at georgetown university and phil joyce from the university of maryland, rory myers from baltimore county and steve redburn from george washington university. they are going to give opening statements and will start off with laura who will talk about what the budget and process is supposed to loo

sectors of the american economy being hard-hit, and what to the need. ,ost: as debate continues jennifer shutt, appropriations and budget reporter. announcer: it is easy to follow the federal response to the outbreak at c-span.org/coronavirus. track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps and charts. watch briefings and hearings with public health specialists any time, unfiltered, at c-span.org/coronavirus. we will have more on the coronavirus with ohio governor mike dewine, how it is affecting his state. that will be live at 230 eastern -- 2:30 eastern. the latest world health organization briefing on the coronavirus pandemic. the organization saying 200,000 confirmedas