what we have in this image is kansas city newspaper with the wonder city of the texas panhandle. citydea that this amarillo , it is something that today sounds a little old-fashioned. we also have this blueprint above that is by an architect that i think deserves his own study. we have an image of the united states with the city of amarillo larger than any other city and showing the networking of amarillo as a crossroads for the united states. and you can see that the santa fe railroad is just one straight shot of a line. it is quicker than even to dallas. houston isn't even on this map. the idea that this network is what this whole show is about, it would be close for a number of reasons based on the cattle trade. these objects tell that story. we are standing in front of another object. this is a reproduction, a that was born in the kansas city area and studied for a few areas. when he didn't get the raise he outed, he decided to start in amarillo and found his new firm. he was in amarillo citizen and built so much of the landscape in this area. also of the skyline of amarillo.

so he became quite a local hero in kansas city. unfortunately, the large numbers of casualties who would come after him would far eclipse the story of simmons.

then settling here in kansas city to raise me and my brother and sister. i know that you have made it your part of your business to tell people firsthand what happened and i wonder what what happens to that history what happens to the stories when you are gone and this is. i am speaking about speaking and now will tell you what prompted me. it was an awakening for me when i heard the skin it's denying that never happened it was just like a tongue and to my brain to my mind to say hey sonia this was the reason you survived you have to speak for them. him better than our auschwitz when one day when we are count that and s.s. men went to lord lord arose and just you know how to talk our numbers and they start calling all of those numbers where they supposed to go to the guest i used to say to my daughter if i reach one hard company something my greatest fulfillment is speaking to a disturbance in schools because this is our future generation and then in a few minutes when you see this horrible horrible. clouds. from the chimney. so you can imagine i don't kno

in kansas city as in most places state -- nationwide, influenza arrived by way of an army camp. there were two motor pools knew the city and that's where influenza first emerged. city leaders including the public health officials tried to calm the public which again was a very common response and suggested don't worry, civilians will be fine. of course that was not true justice was not true everywhere else in the country. wasate september the army completely quarantined and something with 1000 people were already down the onus. the kansas city department of health continue to downplay the risk until they could not any longer and in october 7 it was clear there was a major health emergency taking place as they closed schools, churches, theaters and band public gatherings of any group larger than 20. that figure is important to note because you could keep some things open. you could keep saloons, dance halls as long as you didn't have more than 20 people in any given state. you could keep those open and they did. were someely there infighting among the public health in kansas city

so he became quite a local hero in kansas city. unfortunately, the large numbers of casualties who would come after him would far eclipse the story of simmons. but not in the army's way of thinking. the u.s. army, a hospital would be named for him in denver colorado, which actually leads us to another one of our human stories. a nurse. she was also killed in combat. you can tell by our surroundings, we have kind of changed locations in the museum. we are still following the story of important people involved in the story of medicine and medical delivery and actually this relates very closely in some ways to fit simmons who we just talked about, but it may be the most not obvious way. the stress, the medals, and this batik uniform belonged to sharon laying. sharon lane was not even born during the first world war one fits cements would be killed. but as i mentioned, we named the hospital after fits simmons and it fits into the story where you see sharon lane, originally from ohio was trained as a nurse. we know that in the late sixt

not only where you're from but the community i'm playing in, in kansas city.out to the kansas city community, getting out there, shaking hands and meeting everyone but raising funds for the right reasons. >> seth: and you also -- you just opened a science lab somewhere. is that right? >> yes, a stem robotics lab. at operation breakthrough, which is a unbelievable cornerstone in the kansas city community. it helps the under served kids that are in poverty that just need somewhere safe to go after school and on top of that it provides an unbelievable educational experience like the stem and robotics lab that i was able to provide to the organization >> seth: that's fantastic. so you -- yeah, absolutely [ cheers and applause 100% deserved. last question, so we still have -- we still have a fair amount of time before the next season starts. when does celebrating stop do you just kind of go >> oh, i feel like it just keeps going as life goes on. right? [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> i mean, once you win one, you won it a million times >> seth: yeah, yeah, yea

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blue moon odom and moved west with the team in 1968 and after rough years in kansas city were part of three straight world championships.>> we moved to oakland it started clicking we started winning and was we started winning we did not think we would lose in kansas city we did not win but in oakland we did.>> it was another day that epitomizes everything spring training is about. fans got a chance to see a grand slam and they were able to celebrate baseball's past while also watching some of the players who hope to be part of its future. and surprise arizona joe fonzie ktvu . >>> popular tourist destinations cleared out amid coronavirus concerns and coming up reactions around the world as well as how ite is responding to criticism here at home. >>> out with the old, and with the new, what new york plans to do with old payphones. life getting things done. started a company from scratch, creating 20,000 good paying jobs. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. expanded healthcare to 700,000 and raised teacher pay. elected for th

louis in the east, kansas city on the westside, st. louis/canada so many votes, clinton 89,004 years ago. to the east, there it is, st. louis city. almost 35,000 votes as well. so joe biden looking for urban votes to african-americans, democrats who live in big cities. he can expect to run those numbers up tonight. but also in kansas city, jackson county, not as many votes as st. louis but clearly a good number, 90,000 between the two of them four years ago and she picked up almost 49,000 votes. up here in michigan, the polls close at 9:00 eastern time. this is where bernie sanders turned his campaign around, tucker, four years ago. the polls had him down 25, 30 points. primary day came and this is what bernie did 1.5 over hillary clinton. i would expect in detroit wayne county, tucker, she ran up the numbers 163,000 votes for company years ago. similar to st. louis, kansas city. you've got voters in detroit and the suburbs of detroit and oakland county as well. over here in macomb, macomb county the birthplace of the reagan democrats o

whole, kansas city has gotten out in front of us.t directly involved in that kind of work has to, you know, go against that instinct of defiance and do the right thing which in this case is stay home. >> jake, help us understand, you have seen so many different difficult situations. how would you assess what we're looking at here? >> well, obviously as i mentioned earlier, this is a whole of america threat and requires a whole of america response. i think what's different here, it's hard for people to understand it. it's easy for us to rally behind one another for an enemy that we can see. this is an enemy that nobody can see and many people can't even understand. i think to jason's point, americans are defined by fierce independence. it's time for us to define ourselves by, you know, a fierce sense of community. this isn't about you. this is about your neighbor. this is about us taking the necessary and urgent steps to do what's necessary to protect our community. we have to suppress that urge to look out for number one and rather l

we are using it in kansas city. >> it sounds great the. results of his french study that spurred a lot of this talked about coronavirus patients that were cured when they used the combo. 57.one% got the hydrochloric when and neither if you go to 12.5%. is it strange to see this combo of things working. they are for bacterial infections. it is an antibiotic. >> that is correct. the results of these studies, these are small studies at this point. we can't put them out, apply them in a general case. the mechanism of use, it actually changes the membrane of the cell. many people believe the the pack may be synergistic with the:00 when but we don't know for sure. >> is there anyway you could see that something like this could potentially backfire in some way? >> of course these can. for starters we now have shortages in these drugs now and they are useful for people with arthritis and they are an essential antibiotic. the risk of the drug itself is very low. when taken at the dosage that is being used, a drug that has been around since 1955, wi

. >> whitney richardson from kansas city, kansas altered the way she operates day to day. >> i have a whole decontamination procedure. i always glove up. anything i might have touched during delivery, i completely spray down. >> brittany says the newfound appreciation for her line of work keeps her going. >> i get messages from people saying hey, i justan to thank you so much for being out there. it means a lot to me as a driver, and i know it means a lot to other drive others as well. >> but the nationwide lockdown is disrupting drivers' basic needs. with some rest areas closing bathrooms and restaurants miles from georgia to florld. >>mari>>e inda. >> good morning. if's time to start my day. i'm about to go inside the truck stop, shower and get me something to eat. >> the truck stop's quiet. >> please practice social distancing. >> the dining area nearly deserted. >> it's closed. popeye's is closed. subway i eat fresh. driver's lounge is closed until further notice, so no tvs for us. shower one, that's my shower. >> but thankfully, the showers still in service. ♪ >> i like that writ

there it is a raining morning for you in kansas city, it's headed towards st.ia, chicago is going to have a morning rush hour, too. eventually, some of this rain will move up into areas of the ohio valley later today and tomorrow up through the northeast. it will get weaker. if you're in the green here, that is a quarter of an inch of rain. we're going to get a little bit of rain in areas like new york, boston, philly, d.c. tomorrow, but it's not heavy. it's very light. so keep that in mind. today, the heavier rain is areas of northern missouri and also in illinois. today will be extremely warm for this time of the year. we're already at 50 in pittsburgh, charleston is at 46. and today is going to be 68 in new york city. almost record highs. 69 in boston. but as we look at the week ahead forecast, as i mentioned, a little bit of this wet stuff heads to the east on wednesday. tuesday, light rain in the south. a new storm comes into southern california on tuesday. and by the time we get to friday, we're going to see some wet weather once again in areas of the nor

so my name is caroline kennedy kansas city and just graduated from high school. so i met sonia when i was in 8th grade and her story lead changed my life and completely changed my outlook on what i want to do. her one individual story was all it took to inspire me to go and start this organization. and that's really the whole idea because one person has the power to impact one person has a power to impact one person and it's a huge chain reaction. i mean if you think about it sonia coming to my school had an impact on all of you now even so maybe me coming to your school will have an impact on other people in the future. when those truths seem wrong. when old rules just don't hold. any you get to shape out these days comes to educate and in detroit it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. blushes and thank you to the chico to more from the beach at the home team your he said it's not that it's in detention since that only shooting against. the. beautiful to build it myself included. a is a that i was going

so my name is caroline kennedy i'm from kansas city and i just graduated from high school. so i met sonia when i was in 8th grade and her story changed my life and completely changed my outlook on what i want to do. with her one individual story was all it took to inspire me to go and start this organization. that's really the whole idea because one person has the power to impact one person has a power to impact one person and it's a huge chain reaction. i mean if you think about it sonia coming to my school had an impact on all of you now and so maybe me coming to your school will have an impact on other people in the future. if this outbreak really highlights that our system for global governance is weak and i doubt not only is it international health regulations which dozens of countries are currently violating but it's just the broader system in which we tackle these challenges and i think this highlights we need to do better in the future i mean for one thing i certainly am when so many countries are breaking international health regulations to make sense to revisit th

louis instead of kansas city?k he wanted to spend more time in michigan and i think it's because he's seeing the writing on the wall in missouri. it looks like all signs are pointing to the vice president winning pretty handedly there. st. louis has more voters, so it makes sense to go there if you're only going to one side of the state. you're starting to see that candidates have ceilings when it's down to two candidates. >> before we go, let's talk about elizabeth warren, the one person whose endorsement we're still looking out for. if you're warren, what are the potential consequences of your decision here if she decides to stay out of it or back bernie sanders or joe biden? >> senator warren is an endorsement that i'm sure vice president biden as well as sanders would love to have. he's been able to build a coalition of voters that has been excited around the election cycle. i would be sitting back and seeing how the rest of the -- how tomorrow plays out and see if vice president biden or bernie can drum up so

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i wanted kansas city royal's tone is much as new york yankees. wanted the pittsburgh but harvest own as much is los angeles. because it was good for the sport. and it provided the hope faith that you needed. slowly but surely in the legislative process we got things done two-point we had over $5 million in revenue sharing. but a lot of other mechanisms, and in 2014 and 2015, went to the world series in kansas city missouri, that was a thrill for me. i never forget people everywhere kept saying thank you thank you so again the keywords we are hope and faith that's what everybody wants to hear anything else worked out well and we have work to do yet but it came along way in a short period of time. doris: you have statistics about how many more teams and into this final playoffs. especially the wildcard. the one everybody got into the playoffs at one point and that was like in 2001 and it really made me happy and it did what we wanted to do it so it really worked out well. and it is so important because the fact of the matter is and he used to say t

kansas city back through oklahoma city on monday pushing it to indianapolis. mostly rain. next storm after that is more potent coming into southern california as we go through tuesday and wednesday, wind, winter -- >>> good saturday morning pmg a look at san jose we'll have a few light showers, maybe drizzle through noontime. otherwise a chilly weekend and we lose the hour of sleep tonight. a winter weather advisory through 10:00 in the mountains, about half a foot, maybe up to ten inches. the snow level down to 4,000 feet. it's a chilly day out there. the accuweather seven-day forecast, maybe a sprinkle tomorrow and then light showers early in the we can. warmer and dry >>> i argue it's way too early. we shouldn't do it at all but we >> we should nev have le an hour of sleep. >> yeah. >> it's only really bad for people who anchor morning shows on the weekends. let's be clear. >> that's true. i saw dan wincing the way you pronounced cape cod. didn't seem right to him. >> give it to me. >> you didn't do it the new england way. >> which is? >> cape cod. >> there you go. >> y

this boar guy this 17-year-old right outside kansas city got it. then it's everywhere. >> i think there is plenty of evidence of that even if you go back to washington state, jake, the first patient diagnosed in washington state in january, when they looked at that time genetic sequence of the virus and tried to spare compare it to the viruses six weeks later, it was very similar, suggest tag basically the virus had been circulating in that community for a month-and-a-half. i think especially in places where you have a lot of international travel. i think it's clear the virus has been circulating some time. now you look at the map this virus is here so much, so,aas much as we focus on testing, which continues to be important. the testing really was to try and determine how widespread is this? i think we are starting to know the answer to that question even without the testing. it's clearly here. >> and it's not just killing old people. not you know which is to say nothing about the people that are belittling the deaths of people over the age of 60.

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company, we are incorporated in delaware, domiciled in kansas city, we trade on the nyse, we have 27,000 american workers and yes, we are a u.s. company that happens to have a foreign company own 50% of our shares. when i asked whether amc would be asking for a loan or loan guarantee, he said liz, we will take either. but what's important i think to note here is that amc is making its case, still not in the clear at the moment, but he told us exclusively they look like they should absolutely be able to get a loan guarantee. coming up in just a few minutes, i'm going to talk about the badly wounded retail sector. some of these chains. it looks like the ratings agencies, it's not their business to have a heart, they are pulling out their hammers and hammering away. cheryl: amen to that. liz claman, thank you very much for that incredible reporting. we will see you of course at the bottom of the hour. liz claman from her self-quarantine at her home. >>> well, we want to talk about household products. this is procter & gamble, folks, one of two dow 30 stocks in the green this hour. they got

it's this man. , from kansas city. he was 35 years old when he led his battery of kansas city misfits. a lot of them are catholic. they were an ill disciplined group. them into shape. and he led them very effectively during the war. leg.nit was mostly cap lifelongers became political supporters. they saw the prohibition amendment had passed. generally 16th, 1990. daughter -- heis is talking to all the soldiers. he said, it looks to me like the anyway,liberty will -- it looks to me like mentioned businesses would be pretty good in the land of liberty. and some of us want to get in on the ground floor. you know how wet that city was. york, detroit, and so on. what were they thinking? how is this ever going to work? the 18th amendment was ratified january 16, 1919. i will put up the first part of it. the transportation of the liquor was prohibited. to have a law to define -- what do they mean by intoxicating liquors. uh-uh.eeler was -- the hall ish all going to be made illegal. you can see his amazing mustache. next -- ye

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built by the veterans community project here in kansas city.that i didn't really care so much about myself, you know, stopped taking care of myself. nobody's relying on me, and it became what's the point. >> reporter: veterans have twice the risk of becoming chronically homeless as other americans. this neighborhood where purple hearts mix with post traumatic stress is designed to get warriors off the streets, back on their feet, and looking ahead. >> when i came h military, we didn't transition -- i transition out of a barracks lifestyle into living with my parents, right. >> reporter: brandonn mixon is a crew chief and co-founder of th vets. mental health, job training, personal finances and more for free. do you have success stories? >> oh, absolutely. i'm not trying to sounds cliche through the door is a success story. you're not alone. if you're battling something, let's figure it out together. >> i was going through a pretty difficult time. >> reporter: jason kander serve floods afghanistan, was elected secretary of state of missouri. >>

and that rain could be very widespread across the central plains but even here a very warm day kansas city 24 celsius and that again is well above the average about 11 degrees above the average but it won't last long we have got this line of snow working its way across the central plains pushing up into the upper midwest just full celsius in denver and scattered showers really into this of an area of california and then down to the caribbean and central america it's been pretty quiet here ready for the last week and it's the same the story as we go through this week so on wednesday since scattered showers are yucatan peninsula maybe pushing across course amala on into wards the nicaragua scattered showers as well across his fun yola becoming a little heavier wednesday into thursday across areas of mexico but dry and warm in mexico city at 27. a journey both dog. there's a very forever there's a lot of the rockies and beautiful. the beautiful lady you have to be very patient and lord jesus of the sea has ascended he just now is introduced to it though when my father and my most or arching f

atlanta tops out at 73, 51 in minneapolis, 52 in kansas city, 64 in los angeles. >>> coming up, the companies now looking to hire thousands of new workers. >>> also ahead, the shocking way the crooks are trying to scam people out of big money during this health crisis. >>> later the creative way some teachers are ♪ on the road again >>> back on the road again. at least truckers are. his health crisis to keep stores well stocked. many states have shut down rest stops and hotels so truckers are now cooking meals in their trucks and sleeping in their trucks. >> we appreciate them. >>> it's important to remember many families are struggling to put food on the table. at one .100 cars were lined up to get canned goods and other supplies from a food pantry in ohio. >>> more companies have announced they're hiring new workers. dollar general and cvs are both looking to fill 50,000 new positions to meet growing demand and the grocery delivery service instacart plans on hiring 300,000 workers. >>> we turn to the fbi issuing a new warning about scams that promise testing and treatments for the coronavir

circulation setting up in the plains, north of kansas city.blue, it's really heading the midwest. now, you think it would tuck in air behind it, and it will to come degree. of course, it also induces it.th ahead of by the time you get to sunday, temperature of 26 in d.c. go down from 26 to 13 by tuesday. it's spring, changeable weather. stillean, breeze is growing. showers seem to be concentrating from haiti east wards to the smaller island. beyond that, a pickup of a theain amount of rain on eastern coast of nicaragua and which is seasonal. there's a concentration around bolivia. could see a couple of days of fairly heavy rain. alone.n't be ♪[music] exileled.own n and >> an intimate film about the elected leader of madagascar to return to his reinstate his presidency. >> return of a president. on al jazeera. ♪[music] >> hello again. this is al jazeera. to remind a moment you of the main news. italy has reported a steep rise in the number of virus-related deaths. 919 people died in a single day. and in spain, the number of have risen to nearly

love, that love bring me higher love, oh ♪ joe biden will also be holding a rally later today in kansas cityeadsn pole last week, bernie sanders in missouri for points ahead of the primary. missouri hosts 78 delegates at stake. at, vermont senator bernie sanders held a rally in grand rapids michigan head of the presidential primary. watch live at 12:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, outlining at -- online at c-span.org or on the c-span radio app. ♪ sen. sanders: we have one candidate who is standing up for the working class the middle class. we are going to win that election. >> for those who have been knocked down, counted out, left behind, this is your campaign. andresidential primaries caucuses continued tuesday for six states, including idaho, mississippi, michigan, zurich, north dakota, and washington. watch our coverage of the speeches and results tuesday evening, live on c-span, c-span.org, or listen from wherever you are on the free c-span radio app. federal health officials testified before the senate health committee on coronavirus response efforts. lawmakers asked about the availability

sonia was shot ski lives in kansas city her granddaughter leah is a seattle based filmmaker and she's making a documentary about her grandmother's past and more recent past follow sonja you know oh i you i'm good i'm curious how do you think those experiences of your use those experiences that are so hard to imagine for most of us how how they shaped this woman that you are 7 decades later. well. never. believe. it's. out.

nuisance rain throughout the remainder of the week making its way across the southern plains into kansas city. now, the forecast totals, they're on the light side, but until thursday afternoon, potentially could e anotheser e week compared to last week but we are still sitting in the 70s. >>> so, the big question, how long will the mild air last? >> we want too know. we can appreciate it, though, while it's here. thanks, janessa. in today's quick hits, and they're off. the 48th annual iditarod race kicked off in alaska over 53 will travel nearly a thousand miles through the state. >> justin bieber's cat sushi is back home after missing several weeks. all thanks to sandra lee lee said she found the cat and called the number on the animal collar >> a transgender woman named riley knocks made history as the first women to perform during an nba halftime show. she is a boneyce impersonator and performed a three-song medley during the wizards game we'll be right back. fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you heal

tell which which st city of kansas city is and- most recently- you know i think people will be pretty forgiving on that front. and what about bernie sanders okay and then that he is the candidate to fire up people up to get them out and vote because he- has this kind of. enthusiastic movement that rrounds him he's not the more ambitious. ones revolutionary policies. how you know absolutely and there's certainly a very hard core group of supporters behind bernie sanders i think you know for his the problem he faces is that his claim to energize- youthful voters- the younger younger voters- didn't really materialize- in earlier contests on super tuesday in particular he didn't move his numbers up- and the younger voters were actually not a huge factor so i you know i think his problem is that you made big claims for energizing- you know a group of voters and getting them to the polls but the data doesn't doesn't actually support that caroline fredrickson thank you very much indeed. thank you so much thank you thank you k. spoke with business okay it's c. you have been having a look at t

he's the owner of beas markets out of kansas city. he was an ex-inmate that was serving, i believe, a lifece sentt the time when i was. >> reporter: and is this changing your creative approach to your painting? e you having all kinds of new >> i'm having so many ideas, chris, that come to me that i would love to paint. ecis is history. and it should beded no different than everying that haened back with picasso a rembrandt and all of them, they captured their history moments. that capture that moment.ists >> reporter: and whesocial past, we will be tith of the mr. wash to share with you what he came up with. >> sreenivasan: graduations, weddings, even memorial services can beostponed during a pandemic, as painful as that may be f those involved. but what about life-events that can't wait-- giving birth, for example. newshour weekend special correspondent karla murthy spoke to new mom, christina lewis halpern, aut what it's like to become a parent while so much feels like it's crumbling all around you. >> reporter: as the news was gett

kansas city will top out at 57.ver, 61. 50s in the pacific northwest. 74 in dallas while miami hits 79 today. >>> coming up, the obsession with toilet paper during this coronavirus outbreak. >>> also ahead this morning, the unexpected new twist in the scandal surrounding prince andrew. >>> plus, a new developing story overnight. another scandal rocking the u.s. banking industry involving a where teams compete to make the right decisions about safe food preparations. our challenge in this round -- read and follow package cooking instructions, and use a food thermometer. let's see how our teams are doing so far -- team 1? we just got 100 points. we separated our raw food from our cooked food. team 2? we got a 100-point green card for proper hand washing before our meal prep. referee: we've reached a critical safety point in the challenge. okay, team 1, let's check this out. uh-oh, not a safe internal temperature for those hamburgers. that puts everyone at high risk for food-borne illness. you get a red card -- underco

denver and kansas city will be almost as warm hitting 67. minneapolis tops out at 50, warmer than detroit's 48. the high in dallas will be 82. 79 in new orleans. mid 50s for most of the northeast. >>> coming up, the big news about gas prices. just how low they can go. >>> also ahead, the changes at walmart and target because of the coronavirus, and what we're learning about the ability of cleaning products and other supplies. >>> and later, vladimir putin's >>> back now with reports of a looming shortage of medical masks because of the coronavirus outbreak. manufacturers haven't been able to keep up with the demand from health workers, and it may get worse. germany and south korea have now stopped exporting them. >>> we're also following this breaking headline from overseas. the highest ranking medical official in the british government is now infected with the virus. >> health minister nadine dorries is now in self-quarantine after meeting with other lawmakers, including prime minister boris johnson. meanwhile in italy where all 60 million

in missouri, nurses at a kansas city hospital are turning their masks in at the end of their shift so they can be sanitized and be used again the next day. >> we get one mask to use for the entire shift for various patients, which is a little scary. >> reporter: across the country the rate of infection in rural areas remains relatively low. >> we understand and know that the virus does not pay attention to which community it should and should not be transmitted within. >> reporter: texas is now reporting more than 1,400 cases. most of them in the dallas and houston area. but more than 20 of the cases are in smith county, the ng 1da self-quarantine for travelers coming from new york, new jersey and connecticut as well as new orleans where a month after mardi gras brought in more than emergency could define the city for generations. in alabama, the number of confirmed cases surpassed 500 overnight, and while schools in the state will be closed for the rest of the academic year, the governor says she has no plans to issue a shelter in place order any time soon. >> we are not louisiana. w

at the safety initiative follows murders and rapes of tax on public transport and if you live in kansas city in the united states free bus services are planned this year the $9000000.00 annual cost is the same as collected in bus ticket revenue now. all right let's bring in our guests here in the studio with me is a release is transport correspondent for the global affairs and lifestyle magazine monocle in luxemburg constance cars standing by senior research scientist at the university of luxembourg she's also an urban geographer and in china india sagarika pond about is a founder trustee of iraq gary foundation which promotes road safety sustainable transport and community development great to see you all thanks very much indeed for joining us constance and luxemburg constance carby great to start with you on the face of it this plan sounds great doesn't it but does it back close scrutiny what do you think yes i think it does and i think. you know when as look at the specific situation of let's a regular it's a small country it's very much dependent on trust water labor and the infrastructu