kendis here.es in british politics have been diagnosed including johnson's secretary. his chief medical officer could have coronavirus, as well. you you he is self-isolating himself. the good news, this past week, boris johnson is supposed to have a weekly meeting with the queen in person. luckily this week it was done by telephone from the y93-year-old monarch. is the disease starting to hit for for many brits? >> absolutely. we talk about this rock hudson moment that people need to have where someone they know and like is confirmed. certainly prince charles testing positive was a wake-up call. but let me give you guys a picture of what it's like this morning in london. i'm standing outside of king's crossing behind me. and you can see a number of cars going by. there are a few folks out and about. britain's lockdown has been much more liberal than in other european countries and in france and italy and spain, people are allowed to go out for exercise. public transit is still running those busine

kendi are joining us, everybody!t's going to be a really fun discussion. ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, you lost half a trillion drawers yesterday, we decide trumps best words and the coronavirus is sharing your uber pool. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with the stock market. it's like a casino without the buffets, and for the last 24 hours, it's been on a wild ride. >> breaking news tonight, market meltdown. as the coronavirus spreads, stocks take a nose dive, the dow closing down more than 2,000 points, the market's worst day since the 2008 financial crisis. >> wall street's wild ride continued today, the dow surged after president trump talked about an economic stimulus plan. stocks rallied in final hour of trading up 1100 points to finish the day at the thousand 018. >> trevor: crashes, surge, it's so extra right now! it's always so weird the stock market never seems to have a sense of history. everything that's happening is happening forever and everything good is happ

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lindsay riser.et's get you what you need to know on the coronavirus pandemic. there's 24,026 case of coronavirus across all 50 states. the death toll climbing to 297. >> 80 million americans are right now virtually under lockdown today, as states across the country dramatically ramp up restrictions. new jersey becoming the latest to order people to stay home. >> we must flatten the curve and ensure residents are practicing social distancing. as i've said before, we can no longer maintain a sense of business as usual, during this emergency. and i repeat, just as it is no time to panic but it is time to be smart, proactive, transparent, aggressive, it is also no time for business as usual. >> on capitol hill, bipartisan negotiations resume today, on the third coronavirus aid package, that would include direct payments to taxpayers. the big four congressional leaders, pelosi, mcconnell, schumer and mccarthy, will meet in a few hours. >> as of now, an agreement has yet to be finalized. our committee cha

as you mentioned, kendis, goldman sachs came up with a number they estimate this week, $2.4 million. that's massive. a huge jump from the previous week. >> something after unprecedented meltdown, i need a glimmer of hope. tell me who is hiring? >> that's the good news. there's some companies that need a lot of people because they need to get the goods out, shipped, delivered to those staying at home. among those companies, amazon, d domi domino's, walmart and blue apron. those that don't want to cook a meal from scratch. they want a frozen meal and cook it as quickly as possible. >> amazon, hiring up to 100,000 people over the next few months. sabile marcellus, thanks so much. and ali velshi will have more on the massive stimulus package and if the companies deserve bailouts from taxpayers. >>> as cases spike in new jersey, the governor orders everyone to stay home. this as one of the testing sites was forced to close just minutes after opening. >> woman: what's our safelite story? we were on a camping trip... ...when our windshield got a chip. >> man: we drove to safelite autoglass

. >> i'm kendis gibson. glad you could be with us on this morning. we are going to start with the breaking news on the pandemic. there's more than 100,000 cases of coronavirus in the united states alone. >> a record 20,000 new infections were reported just yesterday alone. and overnight, the death toll is topping 2,000, doubling in just two days. >> president trump is backing down from comments he made about considering a federally-enforced quarantine of new york, new jersey and connecticut. the new york governor, andrew cuomo, firing back, saying he didn't even have the legal right to do so. >> i don't believe that he could be serious, that any federal administration could be serious about a physical lockdown of states or parts of states across this country. i don't believe it's legal. i think it would be economic chaos. i don't think the american people would stand for it. >> overnight, a new travel advisory, impacting more than 21 million americans. the cdc is urging people in new york, new jersey and connecticut, to, quote, refrain from nonessent

kendi's racist and antiracist model. thinking about it this way, and approaching the problem of stanton's racism, without sympathy for her means but striving to understand her motives, i think we can come to a richer and more nuanced understanding of this compelling and complex feminist foremother as a political actor. and this is essential, i think, because one of the key dangers of commemoration in general, when we see right now that we're struggling with nationally on civil war monuments is a tendency for us to mythologize heroes beyond the facts of the -- there -- their deeply flawed human lives. we want to believe our heroes to be perfect, free from ugly limitations that are all too common among our leaders in ourselves. and so we separate what we idolize about the person than the actual facts of their lives. but if we embrace the whole story of our heroes in the past , it can disrupt our blind belief in the perfection and help us to avoid troubling inaccurate mythmaking. it enables us to instead recognize the reali

a group called hooligans nazis and racists passed away the club gave him an official sendoff and kendis is kept in even raised to support your local who's shirt in on are of the neo nazi. in the top 2 german leagues alive and 600000 fans attend football matches every weekend committed hooligans in the country are estimated to number in the low thousands the number of fans who are prone to violence depending on the situation has steadily risen a smallish loud minority among football fans and m.m.a. fighters. so what is m.m.a. and what makes it so attractive to hooligans. it's a full context sport so. for sure if you're viewing this from the perspective it's also a useful could be useful using this in the street i think that's the thing which is the most appealing. nikos arms and it's there is a mixed martial arts fighter and social worker in berlin. he's been fighting for years and has seen how m.m.a. has evolved. before it was his war which was really the people were doing it in the in the backyard it was really. it was not popular at all when i was talking to friends i always have to e

can is where i think kendy help us understand stanton. and most of her public moments stanton supported racist ideas and policy. after shebefore and actively pursued policies they were antiracist. she is moving back and forth between these positions. racist and in play that is not right. did she say racist things? yes. did she structure are thinking in a way that contributed to and help maintain the oppression of people based on skin color? absolutely. but i think a more fruitful question is why she made those choices and a better use of the framework is to think about, and try to identify moments, where she supporting racist policy and moments where she's not. thinking about it this way and approaching the problem carefully and honestly, without sympathy for her means but striving to understand her motives, i think we can come to a richer and more nuanced understanding of this compelling and complexed activist. this is essential because one of the key dangers of commemoration, one that we see right now nationally, is the tendency for hum

stranger all the way over there separated by the two boxes on this saturday, i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm lindsay riser. corey is working from home today and we'll catch up with her a little later. this morning, there are 18,922 confirmed cases of coronavirus across all 50 states. the death toll climb to go 242. >> and at this hour, more states are dramatically ramping up restrictions. overnight, illinois issuing a stay at home order. that impacts some 13 million people. as several other states are expected to do the same, president trump saying the federal government is providing help. >> we're providing historic support to small businesses and to the states. the states need support. normally, they would do this themselves, but because of the magnitude of it, the federal government has gotten very much involved in terms of getting the equipment they need. so we're helping them. it's a responsibility they have, but we are helping the states a lot. >>> new york city mayor bill de blasio calling the city the new hety center of this crisis. the number of cases in the city topped 5,000 ov

ibram x kendi and reynolds join us this morning. welcome.and you say now it is not a work of history, it is a book about the present b-the here and now. why position it that way >> for a few reasons. number one young people don't like to read history books. so, to ensure them it's not a history book, it's sort of an open book. number two, because, because we do live on a continuum. all of our lives are affected by what happened before us our present is a put of our history. it's not what happened then but what's happening now. >> i love the two of you have paired up. i'm curious how you met and got together. >> we were both fortunate enough to be nominated for a national book award in 2016. i was saying iosn lewis. therefore i won as well. >> he wrote a book for the scholarly community and gets its readership and he comes along and says let me help you reach another audience. >> that didn't happen. >> i asked him multiple times and he said, no. >> why? >> why did you finally say yes? >> i said no because i had an awful lot of respect for dr.

kendis gibson is off. when you think of the people coming off of international flights, already on a cramped plane. now, they're waiting in cramped lines. lots to unpack there. >> hours and hours, waiting, all of this developing when you were sleeping. we begin with the coronavirus pan dedemic in the united state. there's 2,937 cases across the 50 states and puerto rico now. >> overnight, president trump tested negative for coronavirus. that's from a statement from his doctor. this comes hours after the president confirmed he was tested for the virus at a press briefing yesterday. >> i also took the test last night. >> did you? >> yeah. and i decided i should, based on the press conference yesterday. >> what were the results? >> i don't know what whatever it takes. they send it to a lab. >> at the news conference, vice president pence announcing the administration's plan to extend the european travel ban to include the u.k. and ireland. >>> overseas in france, restaurants, cafes, movie theaters and clubs a

i'm lindsey reiser, kendis gibson and corey kaufman are off tonight. >>> two people have died from coronavirus in florida. these are the first two fatalities on the east coast. meanwhile, on capitol hill, an urgent plea from a public health expert, in a briefing of congress yesterday one doctor from johns hopkins health system said the u.s. desperately needs more tests. >> not currently adequate and we need more. we need this as soon as we can have it. >> and off the coast of california, 19 crew members and two passengers aboard the grand princess cruise ship have tested positive out of the 46 people tested yesterday. vice president pence said all passengers will be brought into a port sometime over the weekend to be tested. >> those that need to be quarantined will be quarantined. those that require additional medical attention will receive it. >> this morning, the total number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in the u.s. is 335 across 28 states. that includes the 21 people on the grand princess. nbc's scott cohn is live in san francisco. there are more than 3,500 people on this grand prince

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i'm cori coffin along with kendis gibson and lindsey reiser. >>> health officials are investigating theirst possible outbreak of coronavirus in the united states. >> officials are investigating a health care facility in seattle they say two women tested positive with the latest strain of coronavirus and a number of people are ill with respiratory symptoms or pneumonia. >> we are learning about the first person to died from inside the united states. a man in his 50s with underlying health conditions. at this point, we know he had no history of overseas travel. officials say he was not associated with long-term care facility. they still don't know how he became infected. >> a health care worker from life care, a woman in her 40s. she is in satisfactory condition at overlake hospital and she has no known travel outside of the u.s. >> the second case is a woman in her 70s, a resident at life care at the long-term care facility and is in serious condition at evergreen hospital. in addition, we are aware of a number of individuals associated with the long-term care facilities who are reported

i think in terms of black voters, ibram kendi made a point last that in a tweet that we're talking about subset of black voters. we're talking about older black voters, primarily black voters in the south. i think people vote for a lot of reasons. most people are not reading every line of everyone's platform. and there is a lot of trust by associatation. whwhen jim clyburn comes in and gives his full weight behind joe biden, i think it did have a ripple effect. i'm not saying black voters in this out -- my relatives are in the south. i respect and have drawn wisdom from black folks in this out. my people come from the south. my research is about the strength and fortitude and brilliant leadership of black southerners in the black freedom dissent, so absolutely no to black southerners. but i think people are afraid and people voted more out of fear and pragmatism and out of hope and optimism. we have to turn that around. if you look at a joe biden versus a bernie sanders, both very imperfect. i'm not looking for a savior in this election. but clearly, dowown the line, looking at his past,

much as your kidare.n it is jason rold's working with abraham kennedy and st the retelling of abrah w kendy boch was sam from the beginning which came out in 2016, won the national book award. sth say young adult version and of course jason reynolds ask one of our greatest young adult he wrote long way down, which is a book that i love. >> how about therrific. >> brown: how about the classics you and i talked about? people really want to actually take the time and sink their teeth into something. >> okay, so war and peace, right? it sounds almost like a joke, except the brilliant nt yiyun li has started a war and peace book club online. so it's a public space. you read 12 pages a day of warin and peace a whole community of readers. d the next thing you know, you've read the book and theem pa is over and you've read war and peace, which is terrific. other thing that would b really fun to do if you have some time, read david copperfiel maybe you read it in high school, maybe you never read it at all. it's my very favorite dickens, but read it with the goldfinch by donna tart and see all the p