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welcome to "am joy." i am coming to you from beautiful selma alabama where i'll host a presidential forum with senator elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar. the big news this morning is what happened last night in south carolina. former vice president joe biden's big win pushed the pause butt tn on bernie sanders's big win. it wasn't even close. 99% of precincts reporting, biden won almost half of all voters followed by senator bernie sanders in a distant second place. billionaire tom steyer who spent many millions of dollars and practically moved in to south carolina came in third place and promptly dropped out last night after he failed to hit the 15% required to win any delegates. joe biden's decisive win which through his campaign a bieltal lifeline was all thanks to black voters who delivered him six in ten of their votes, no small thanks to house ha jort whip jim clyburn who gave him the endorsement. because of this, he's in a very close second place behind bernie sanders in the delegate count and lea

here is my interview now with cofounder, former partner planet perkins bell joy. you -- bill joy. you say you want to test everybody and separate people from those who are not sick and tell us how you do that and look at wuhan as an example of what to do? >> in wuhan they shut down the city and quickly discovered that they weren't getting control because what happens after community spread is you get what probably should be called family spread as people come together and families they cross-infect each other. we know that people in families will do that. we also know that a lot of people don't appear sick even though they are. suppose you have 4 people in the family together, you know, a couple of adults and a couple of kids, one of the parents doesn't look sick and they go do the shopping but they could be one

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joy with joy reid starts right now. and i'm trying to parse the difference between what is really happening with the government about coronavirus and what donald trump says because it is a big distraction. he keeps saying stuff that is not in sync with what the experts are saying. >> he tweeted about the perfect plan and everything. and i'm getting all the stories of people encountering trump supporters who don't believe there is coronavirus. >> so now i want the government to think about this. we have assembly, people at cpac who have it. we're doing rallies. i'd love too know wh know about move forward with this thing instead of the tweets that seem to be down playing it saying the fake news media is responsible. >> and you also have to have a government that does believe in the science because they can't read act if react if it doesn't believe that it is real. and then the experts like dr. fauci feel comfortable talking about the science. >> actually seeing them take something that is science, weather prediction, and

. >> good morning and welcome to "am joy." as the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc around the world, the u.s. has now overtaken every other country to become the first country to report more than 100,000 confirmed cases, surpassing china and italy in the most perverse possible version of trump's signature slogan america first. and nowhere is the crisis more dire than the american epicenter of the virus, new york, which accounts for nearly half of all cases in the u.s. donald trump meanwhile who expended presidential time sniping at governors like new york's andrew cuomo who is failing in his mind is not praising him and thanking him and genuflecting on to him made a startling claim about how he would handle the coronavirus. >> some people would like to see new york quarantined because it is a hot spot, new york, new jersey, some other places, i'm thinking about that right now. we might not have to do it, but there is a possibility that sometime today we'll do a quarantine, short-term, two weeks. >> that came as a

joy reid is back with us. yamiche, your reaction to elizabeth warren's interview tonight, her exit from the campaign today. >> well, i think the reaction and what i'm hearing is a real sense of frustration among women in this country who really feel like elizabeth warren was treated differently than other male candidates mainly you could see when she started to gain momentum there started to be real questions how you're going to pay for medicare for all, paying for all these plans, and when she was giving detailed answers or give me a minute, people were not asking the same questions. at least her supporters think of bernie sanders and others who have been able to rise by putting detail into their plans and how they're going to pay for it. i think what you're seeing is a real sense women are treated differently in this country in their eyes in the sense that of course now what elizabeth warren said and what we knew was almost true 2 1/2 years there's more a more moderate lane with biden and a progressive lane

joy." coronavirus, officials in states have teen significant step. schools in several states have shut down empirely, and multiple universities are desolate, turning to online classes instead. large gatherings that have become routine parts of our lives like nba games and march madness have been canceled. the boston marathon has been postponed for the first time in 144 years. graduations and church services happen in about every state. with easter just weeks ago, it's not clear what that will even look like it's one of the few times a mass crisis will impact every single american, no matter who you are or where you live. joining me is author of "how to catch a russian spy." max brooks, and 'licioalicia, a frank galuzzi. before we jump into how our lives will feel and look different, because you have frank here, you have to ask you to start off with, because one of the ways we got here is we don't have anyone really in charge and sort of coordinating this response the president is worried th

joy. well, that dra mat i believe mah the american bridge pack running right now in three states lays out in devastating fashion donald trump and his administration's failures in their slow and disastrous response to the coronavirus pandemic. trump spent weeks downplaying how serious it was egged on by close advisors like jared kushner who reported in vanity fair, viewed it nothing more than a pr problem. trump wrote it off as a democratic hoax and he kept up with the happy talk despite receiving dire warnings from inside the administration about the looming pandemic. the waushington post is reportig that the u.s. intelligence agencies began issuing warnings as far back as january. and so here we are. the hour by hour updates coming out of local and state governments are heart wrenching. there are now more than 19,000 cases of covid-19, the illness caused by coronavirus in the united states. new york is reporting the largest number of cases with more than 8,000 people infected. 247 people

all safe episodes well well we've got a fad of our time thank you joy writer in beer or they're in nairobi now fighting a job in south africa just got caught in the economy is in recession power outages have been plaguing businesses and that's a worry for the continent's most industrialized country. the outlook is getting darker for south africa months of rolling power cuts have left bakeries homes and factories without electricity blackouts topic growing list of problems for africa's 2nd largest economy the government and mounds to a soaring deficit at a recent budget presentation unemployment is stuck at an 11 year high and now another recession the 1.4 percent contraction in g.d.p. and the 4th quarter was worse than expected it followed as 0.8 percent contraction and the 3rd quarter electricity cuts from utility company are to blame crumbling power stations and malfunctioning equipment have forced eskom to cut electricity around the country repeatedly nearly every industry is suffering among the worst hit are the agriculture transport and construction sectors all posted negative growth

welcome to "am joy." as the coronavirus continues to play out, and wreak havoc on our daily lives, our economy and frankly our psyches, we're still only just beginning to process the cost of the frankly incompetent management of crisis by the trump administration. here is where the map stands today. there are almost now 3,000 confirmed cases of covid-19 in the united states. including 60 people who have died. and so you can understand how fast this outbreak is moving. i want you to compare the map last sunday, when there were 395 confirmed cases, and 19 deaths. with last week, there were 300,000 confirmed deaths -- and looked at that way, it is clear the pandemic is growing exponentially. what is not clear is that the president and his administration have any kind of a handle on it. donald trump, whose history in business and entertainment and now in politics is frankly capable of containing the growing threat to public health. let alone assuaging public anxiety. and that is frankly scary. because you nee

also on the ground is msnbc's joy reid host of a.m. joy. she is there in selma. of woke af on sirius xm, also the co-host of the podcast democratish and beth fouhy. welcome, everybody. glad to have you here. before i come to you here in the studio, let me get back to joy reid. joy, tell us what you are seeing and hearing right now. >> i have never seen anything like that. >> joy, tell us what you are seeing and hearing? >> oh, i think i am back on with you guys. >> yes. >> we are now gathering. the crowds that only gotten bigger. reverend sharpton there, reverend jackson, senator warren, senator klobuchar, augusta. mayor pete buttegeig and his husband. i am telling you who else i am seeing here. it is just packed. it is packed, guy, i have never seen it this packed. and the -- the thing that everybody is waiting for, and anticipating, the big moment, will be when john lewis, congressman john lewis, the hero of the selma -- of the edmond pettis bridge, when he appears i think it is going to happen at the top of the march. he is going to be meeting in a car, he is

and they cried tears of joy. you'll remember the pictures president trump and his wife were on the tarmac and one of them handed me a card, i put it in my suit pocket as they were making their way towards the crowd. when i got home that night i saw susan and pulled out the card. at index card wasso 126 . it said the lord brought back the captives and we were like men, our mouths were filled with laughter and our tongues were bound with joy. and it was said among the nation the lord has done great things for them, the lord has done great things for us and we are filled with joy. amen to that. >> many of the hostages would not have been able to make public, there is nothing on more proud of than what president trump is doing in bringing home every american. we had lots of success. [applause] so that's the mission of the state department. how i spend my time advancing it? you should know that it's different, different secretaries rolled differently . i'm not in it or the fancy dinners in paris or switzerland or vien

joy with joy reid starts right now.ing to parse the difference between what is really happening with the government about coronavirus and what donald trump says because it is a big distraction. he keeps saying stuff that is not in sync with what the experts are saying. >> he tweeted about the perfect plan and everything. and i'm getting all the stories of people encountering trump supporters who don't believe there is coronavirus. >> so now i want the government to think about this.

joy. this week colleen smith an emergency medical technician in elm hurst hospital in queens invited the new york times to see for themselves just how overwhelmed she and her colleagues are as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. it's one of the hardest hit locations in new york city as well as it's located in queens which happens to be the hometown of donald trump. this headline by our colleagues at wnbc underscores the the extent of the nightmare at elmhurst hospital. on wednesday 13 people who tested positive for covid-19 died there and by sun rise thursday the line for people waiting to be tested stretched down the block. queens now accounts for the most cases in the city with more than 8,000 as well as the most deaths of any of the five buroughs. 124 people have died there. new york city remains the epicenter for now of the covid-19 pandemic with more than 26,000 cases. overall there are now nearly 45,000 people who have tested positive for covid-19 in new york. this is the highest b

>> well, good morning, joy.e reality is that we are not going to be, but we are already in a very severe crisis in america's hospital systems. and it is all hands on deck. and every single stop should be pulled out to ensure that we actually have made every available manufacturer that can produce more masks and so on get to work right now. the national need is going to be in the billions of the supplies, wish we would have prepared for this a long time ago. 2 billion to 3 billion masks over the next year is not out of the question. you really should be changing them regularly between -- so on. and they're told not to change them between patients. this is already something called crisis standards of care. things are changing fast. we're expecting huge numbers that are going to be coming to our hospitals. we're going to be in a situation resembling italy. and we need to really step it up as much as we can. >> yeah, i want to play another sound bite from governor cuomo yesterday, talking about the scarcity at hand.

and you see them -- these massive cows just leaping about, with pure joy. and no one can believe that a bull -- and i run a bull sanctuary. what kind of idiot runs a bull sanctuary. i run a bull sanctuary in india but a bull who weighs late rally a ton, would like to play with a tire, just like a dog. chickens jump for low, hanging apples. takes them while. she wants that apple. not giving up here. up she goes. rats giggle when they're tickled and we all know that dogs love to jump for joy. simpling pleasures. animals dedeprived of simple pressure. in animal kind we take people back to a time when using animals as tools of convenience, no matter the risk to their limb and their lives was considered quite normal. pigeons idea as mention messengers and now be weather. wells fargo delivered by pony express and now we use drones. canaries in coal mines, and sometimes they were killed and now wave ha sip the tick human nose. ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus once considered exotic and now we have virtual reality. you can go under the sea and touch and ma

joy hancock, navy career would span for decades, was one of those who volunteered. secretary of the navy was joseph daniels, he did not cut corners when he found a practical way to do things, and when we found that civil service couldn't supply the number of women they wanted in the clerical ratings, he said, any reason why they should not be sworn into the navy reserves? and his aides looked up the law, the legislation, and much to their surprise they found somebody had neglected to write in the word male, so mr. daniels said, bring in the women and that was it. we were accepted because we had certain skills to offer, mostly in the clerical field, and they did expand communications, cryptology and telephone operators. >> 1918, the war ends and women are mustered out, no thought given to keeping them in service. not until 20 years later does that thought reappear. (music) [drums] >> 1938, hitler begins the march toward war. the navy realizes women will be needed again, yet there is opposition. joy hancock was a navy civilian employee at the time >> those objections

bill joy is a co-founder of sun microsystems.university became one of the first universities in the united states to offer computers to its students, bill joy becacame one of the firstt computer engineers writing the code that laid the foundations for the first software. today, bill joy is focused on making sure that technology helps usus meet the biggest challenge of our times. welcome to kamp solutions. bill, you've studied many technologies that could help

so just give us, joy, some of your favorite activities. not necessarily as creative at home schooling their kids as you guys are, what are you recommending that people try to start doing with their kids today, joy? >> sure. you know, i totally echo what shay was saying. it is so important to know your kiddos. in this time of such uncertainty, the best thing that we can do is stay calm for our kids and one way to do that is to have some fun together. whether it is having an indoor picnic or do something exercises together, or turn on some music. one of the best things we do in our house, we do dance freeze. we turn on our best music, we dance, we move around and push pause and everybody freezes. and that is so much fun at any age. get yourself moving. it will raise your serotonin levels, you'll have a great time together, you'll love together. and just as shay said, this is a hard time. we are not going to do it perfectly. my second point that i talked about was providing structure. while we do want to have fun, if our students are in schoo

. >> the community bike build program is the san francisco coalition's way of spreading the joy of bikingnd freedom of biking to residents who may not have access to affordable transportation. the city has an ordinance that we worked with them on back in 2014 that requires city agency goes to give organizations like the san francisco bicycle organization a chance to take bicycles abandoned and put them to good use or find new homes for them. the partnerships with organizations generally with organizations that are working with low income individuals or families or people who are transportation dependent. we ask them to identify individuals who would greatly benefit from a bicycle. we make a list of people and their heights to match them to a bicycle that would suit their lifestyle and age and height. >> bicycle i received has impacted my life so greatly. it is not only a form of recreation. it is also a means of getting connected with the community through bike rides and it is also just a feeling of freedom. i really appreciate it. i am very thankful. >> we teach a class. they have to att

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kenya joy we just listened to bobby winds our rap slash public service message there for us what sort of a role do pop culture and social media have in getting the word out. a lot actually because when you look at the african demographics at the moment a big population happen to fall between the ages of 35 going down and this major concern for most of people right now are focusing or making sure that the young people get the message because the older generation at the moment does not have access to technology on a large scale and they are or happen to be the most vulnerable demographic when it comes to the spread of the coronavirus or covert 19 so social media and pop culture is playing a humongous role in spreading the message to last of the young people on the african continent and in kenya and uganda as well particularly so young people acting as multipliers of the message there now that message itself it seems quite simple wash your hands stay home but neither of those things are easy for everyone . indeed access to water is not readily available to millions of people around the a

joy -- >> i'm always here.>> joy is self-isolating and whoopi, our moderator is at home. how's it going, whoopi? >> it's still going very, very well. it's great to hear you all each morning. i have to tell you it makes me feel like i have some kind of normalcy in my life, and i think a lot of people are watching us for the same reason because they want to see us, but it also makes them feel like life is moving forward. so i want to thank you all for making my life better. >> oh. >> thanks, whoopi. >> thank you, whoopi. >> well, just y'all are all right. you know i love you. we're going to start with some hot topics. you're not going to hear that a lot from me, but i'm telling you today. >> i'm, like, say it one more time, whoopi. >> i do. i love you all. i love you all, and i'm so glad that we're doing this together because a lot of -- we're helping a lot of people co and that is, you know, that has nothing to do with what our political beliefs are. that has nothing to do with our color. it has to do with us as

>> yeah, i totally agree with you, joy, these are not normal times. this is not like, donald trump is not like any past presidents we have had. it's incredibly abnormal. he's not fit. we see it now more and more, that he shouldn't be president. but we've known that from the beginning. and so here's what he does, he comes off with a half baked idea. and what he's trying to do, he's trying to win the new cycle. he's not trying to fight the disease. and so the -- this is a man who wakes up every morning, he gets his policy briefing for fox and friends, and then he goes and figures out, how am i going to get that headline, that news headline, how am i going to calm the markets. that's where his mind is, he's not proactive, he has no plan, and so we have to continue to call him out and let folks know, this is not normal, this is not the way a president should behave. and let's not forget, he goes on twitter, he attacks democratic governors, he makes it about his polling, it is all about him. we have such a self-centered president, and that is one of the ma

we have all this inventory and all this time and our jobs are to spread joy and make happiness and that taken away with the coronavirus so some of my friends, i thought i kind of miss the mark because it was on thursday but i thought i felt i needed to do something so i joined in and went around friday and put balloons throughout our little town to bring happiness and joy and smiles to everybody. it is getting gloomy with everything going on. >> some of this art, this is pretty advanced stuff. not simple to do. that's really incredible when you look at it. is the statement from the leader of this project. with all the fear and uncertainty in the world. i felt we had to do something. balloons make people happy in ways nothing else does. working balloon professionals can't make you happy right now who really can. you have a lot of countries and a lot of people doing this, 378 different designers like yourself in 15 different countries. i wanted to ask you what a lot of people are worried about the most in a situation like this, very scary, really scary for kids. do you find this cheers ch

"am joy" with joy reid begins right now. hi, joy. >> good morning.f financial, like, what you can make do, because we needed good news today. >> a little bit. a little bit of good news. >> a little bit of something. i think for a lot of people there is a lot of worry about the long-term economy. i was speaking with a friend of mine that owns a restaurant in new york and they're making the point that, you know, as much as people who have small businesses want to keep going and pay their employees, at a certain point you can't, you know, drivers, freelancers, people who do deliveries, people who work for grubhub. it is a thing to worry about. it is a concern. >> and i was in a diner the other morning where the owner was really making a point to talk to all of his customers including me and say, you know, we're going to have food the whole time, be open the whole time and i think he was saying it for our benefit and for his staff's benefit to say i'm going to try to keep this going. this is my business, i depend on my employees. if people stop going to

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. >>> good evening, i'm joy reid in new york. the democratic presidential race has undergone a seimic shift after joe biden's super tuesday come back. all but counted out after going winless. biden's came pain roared back to life in huge way after his big win in south carolina setting up a quick super tuesday for barack obama's former vice president this week. biden got another boost today when he was dlarp edeclared the in maine giving him victories in ten of the 14 super tuesday states. biden swept the southern states including texas, the second biggest delegate prize of the night. thanks in part to overwhelming support from african-american voters. senator sanders promised youth vote surge just frankly did not happen. biden's victory last night have propelled him past sanders in the overall delegate count. last night in los angeles, he told his supporters there's a reason it's called super tuesday. >> just a few days ago the press declared the campaign dead. then came south carolina. they had something to say about it. we're t

the on the screen, you will have a lot of joy, my friends. and oui’ have a lot of joy, my friends.n has called for the european championship to be postponed so that the serie a series season can postponed so that the serie a series season can be completed. they will meet on tuesday to discuss what happens with the championship and it will then allow for, of course, domestic legs across europe to be completed if that is possible. for me and the rest of the team, that is all the sport for now. we've got some good weather on the way. monday is expected to be a sunny day, across much of the country, after what has been a bit of a changeable weekend for some of us. and the weather front moving away towards the east. a big gap in the clouds here. and this is where our area of high pressure is coming from, in fact, an azores high is building in, from the south—west, and that's clearing the skies across the uk from monday. but there is low pressure out there in the atlantic, and it will bring some rain later on monday, to north—western parts of the country. but this is what looks in the sh

joy reid, i'd like to start with you. we have a front-runner, joy. i think you've seen the map.blue i'm talking about. two-part question. what do you think should happen in the democratic party tomorrow morning? what do you think will happen in the democratic party tomorrow morning? >> well, you know, i hate to tell the party what to do, but i think what is going to happen, what you're going to start to see are democrats start to move on from the primary. i think that the biden campaign, what they must do is find a way to bring down the bernie sanders, you know, supporters, his hard core supporters are going to be heartbroken. i worked an election where we lost. it is very difficult to walk away. and in the case of what we were doing in '04, it wasn't that the people i was working with had some great attachment to john kerry. it was a great attachment to ending the war in iraq and to defeating george w. bush. and when we lost, i can remember that election night having an older woman sort of crying into my arms, you know. she couldn't believe that it wasn't possible to defeat a p

are you ready to come to this with joy in the process? you ready to make history in the selection and bring an end to the trump era in november? [applause and cheers] with you on my side, i think we can't go wrong. thank you being a part of this. thanks for coming. let's go on to victory. thank you. [applause and cheers] ♪ ♪ ♪ always time for a good conversation, there's an ear for what you say come on the risin' wind, we're goin' up around the bend yeah ♪ oh catch a ride to the end of the highway and we'll meet by the big red tree there's a place up ahead and i'm goin' come along, come along with me come on the risin' wind we're goin' up around the bend yeah do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do yeah do do do do do do do do ♪ ♪ [crowd noises] [indiscernible]

he brought joy and love to all who knew him. when the basic check said that they have some new policies. can i ask the prime minister of the united kingdom to advise the house and every disabled person in this island. when he was at the heart of his government. from their position immediately when it became a problem. >> let's be clear that i don't agree with those views. that individual no longer works for the government. >> would you hold this government and future governments to a growing environmental agenda. they were carbon neutral by 2020. this of course brings me great joy to have their heart breaking cause. they are following in the footsteps of the national government. they led the way in having the carbon target. they're gonna leave our country and our environment. >> the next couple of weeks. after the deductions. she was left with the grand sum of 111 pounds i know it likely they will want more details. but when you ask for the support. does he think that 111 homes is enough for that. i'm very happy indeed to look a