triggered an outpouring of anger and grief on the internet what's seen when people mourn the least when lee young takes place there resistance the government countered with a propaganda push by continuing its offensive against the group. eventually the drastic measures paid off in march infection rates started declining schools reopened in many places just as more and more countries were starting their own corporate crisis state alleviation even showed chinese officials handing over medical supplies to other countries threatened by the pandemic go ahead all along maintained an open transparent and responsible attitude and we have provided all the urgent help that we could to help countries in need. you knew infection china had knowledge gauged in a different mind could you find home grown in this epidemic with do you remember. well how will it be remembered far beyond what important leaders been saying about their response to the virus and to the growing international calls for an investigation as to why it wasn't contained in by problems i mean that's a very sensitive topic and. diplomats and go

lee young raised concerns about a growing pandemic in early january. dr. lee tried to blow the whistle on the spread of one of the world's deadliest diseases. you know what he got for doing that? he was punished by the communist chinese government for, quote, unquote, spreading rumors. tragically, dr. lee passed away in early february due to this virus, covid-19. after the death of dr. lee, he actually became a rallying point for chinese citizens that were very upset about their government's coverup of this virus. only then, after he died, and after the public outroar, did the chinese government apologize to his family and posthumously dropped dr. lee's reprimand. throughout this time the world health organization demonstrated no interest in the accurate and verifiable information on the two dangers of this virus. we now know that in late december, 2019 taiwanese officials had summoned the alarm about human to human transmission of virus directly to the world health organization. prior to that it was only thought animal to human transmissi transmission, but

lee because it is a sunday. every hat was in the air. a young cousin , wenever met lee remarked regarded him with the greatest generation. we heard of god but here was generally. it is kind of funny. lee arrived in lexington on may 28. 1870's. his last diplomas. on august 60 is called to a special meeting to see if the trustees could raise $100,000 for new astronomy observatory. $100,000. it was five years to the day that the judge borrowed $50 and a suit to persuade lee to take the job. now they are taught about $100,000. when he got back from savannah, he had a letter. he had one letter from a spiritualist that was asking lee's opinion on the current franco-prussian war. replied that, and the question was one about which military critics were different. you understand what a spiritualist is, right? i am in the wrong business. he wrote, the question was one about which military critics would differ and that his own opinion was deficient. he pointed out that the medium was free to consult julius napoleon,exander, wellington, and all of history's

senators alexander, cassidy, collins, lee, murkowski, paul and young voted to overriled president trump on the vote. >> more than 3 million u.s. workers south jobless aid last week, rising total lebron james to 33 million since the virus struck. the jobless rate is flow close to 20%. the national april unemployment numbers will be released on friday. >> president trump leads the white house national day of prayer service this afternoon. we'll have live coverage from the rose garden at 4:00 eastern ear on c-span. "wall street journal" prime-time, a special evening edition of "wall street journal." our guests are dr. jeremy faust, bostongency physician in on to you excess death rates ould show leaders it's safe to soften the covid covid -- covepled requirements. join the conversation tonight on washington journal prime-time at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ >> television has changed since c-span began 41 years ago but our mission continues, to provide an unfiltered view of government. already this veer we've brought you primary election coverage, the presidential impeachment process and n

lee in a sad voice. our country needs her young men now. he did take the oath. when he informed his father, his father exclaimed, you have disgraced the family. the son said general lee advised me to do it. oh, that alters the case. whatever general lee says is all right. i don't care what it is. i want you to think about i startg right here as to read this part of it. know.f you already this is washington college in lexington, virginia. i want you to think about something right now as i get into it. if you are robert e lee, what would you do after the war ? i do not know if there's a right or wrong answer. i am just pondering. the college itself had been heavily damaged during the war. federal soldiers were using some of the buildings for barracks. the college had been kept open as a prep school. it only had four professors as faculty. meeting the were night of august 4, 1865, in order to elect a new president. a member stood and said that miss mary lee, daughter of the general, stood -- said the south stood ready to give the general everything but what he reall

so we got a very detailed update from cfo, megan wallace, and with young lee and embarking on our processnd knowing, also, with histori historical deficitt we had initial projections, both for this coming year, coupled with some additional covid-19 examples. and we went through and the power point's presentation is available to be able to demonstrate closing out this year, the budget solutions for this fiscal year onward to next year, what that deficit looks like. so i believe under the leadership of pelosi, there's a great push in the coming weeks to see if we can get what the next package will look like and so again, all hands on deck, both within the district, our city leaders working with the state legislators as well as our federal leaders around what that will look like and the summary there. >> you don't want to press us with the real numbers? >> the initial protection for next year is upward of 80 million. the staff presented some initial budgeting solutions that worse case scenario with the budget solutions, we're nearing about over $55 million. >> thank you. >> go ahead, superin

lee was a young man who lived in north minneapolis, was killed by police, as well and so there is this feeling that if you're not white in minnesota or minneapolis that your life doesn't have value and there won't be any criminal consequences for the police if they kill you. >> councilman jeremiah alison, thank you for your time, sir. >> thank you. >>> let's turn now to mark. mark of course, president and ceo of the national urban league. he is the former mayor of new orleans, louisiana. mark, just first of all, just your reaction to what we have seen play out in the streets of minneapolis over the last few nights. >> craig, thank you for having me. one point i want to make so that people are clear is that there can be an arrest and there should be an arrest of the officers before formal charges are brought. that is a common process in the criminal justice system. so the two should not be conflicted or confused. this is why it is crucial to show good faith, to show that this system is going to operate in this instance in the way it would operate if those were not police officers if the

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so edward lee is a french, young french writer and he wrote a fantastic book i recommend to everybody called who killed my father and it's in this book that he makes this distinction. politics and style against politics and life and death. what does politics and life and death mean for abolition. well, abolition is presence, it's already happening in so many ways in so many places around the world and many of the people who are listening in tonight and watching tonight are already doing the work and are stumped as many of us are because so many of us are under some version of shelter in place, house arrest and yet the word continues. now james teaches us that people are conservative, conservative. they wait and wait and try every little thing until one day people come out in the streets and clear up in a matter of years the disorder of centuries and says this is the portal, this might be the portal for which people who are doing all kinds of little things of various kinds around the world come out and clear up the disorder of century. my friend and comrade ana maria of abolition radio

so we got a very detailed update from cfo, megan wallace, and with young lee and embarking on our processnd knowing, also, with histori historical deficitt we had initial projections, both for this coming year, coupled with some additional covid-19 examples. and we went through and the power point's presentation is available to be able to demonstrate closing out this year, the budget solutions for this fiscal year onward to next year, what that deficit looks like >> hi, everybody. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and i'm joined here today by our county health officer, dr. thomas aragon. he is a native san franciscan and has been with the department for over 10 years, has been responsible for all of the decisions that are being made to keep us all safe and healthy. just yesterday, we made an announcement about a safe re-opening plan and i want to talk a little bit with him today about the kinds of decisions, the very hard decisions as a public health officer that he has to make to keep us safe. i want to touch a bit on how are we going to re-open safely. why the decisions around masks

you're going to have aggressive senate republicans, really young, smart libertarian-leaning folks like mike lee joni ernst. they will ask tough questions. to the right, or to republicans, he is the person who supervise what was ultimately a baseless investigation into president trump's campaign. but he's not going to have friends on the left, too, because they are going to say, "he let trump off easy when they were going to try and let obstruction of justice pass." so he was a double agent for the trump administration. you have folks like amy klobuchar and kamala harris up there asking the questions, and you can bet that kamala harris is going to be at her showboating best as she tries to audition to be biden's vp. so it's going to be very tough hearing, but i expect rod to handle himself well. he is very for a full and his responses, and it's going be interesting to see how he addresses some of the bigger questions, on when he became aware of the abuses, what he did, what his thinking was that he was going through this process. >> harris: wow. nobody lays it out like you do, ian prior. you tee

ago with the prime minister leakages young speech and it's basically at least for the international audience the most important to watch and usually prime minister lee he would give out any real growth targets for the economy and this time everything is different that he didn't give out a specific number and that it is basically acknowledging the reality of the coronavirus crisis and it's quite unusual but however priming the silly has put the focus to step in the employment market and it's quite important get more the party because unemployment means danger for the social stability so they really put their focus for this year for poverty alleviation and also. the employment market. in beijing thank you so much well before china's national people's congress got underway in beijing communist party leaders held a minute's silence for victims of the corona virus and were high on the city where the global pandemic began to hans offered more than 50001000 cases but the number of officially reported deaths in china has remained relatively low fewer than 5000. the number of confirmed the worldwide kovan 1000 cases has topped 5000000 many new infections are

so we got a very detailed update from cfo, megan wallace, and with young lee and embarking on our processnd knowing, also, with histori historical deficitt we had initial projections, both for this coming year, coupled with some additional covid-19 examples. and we went through and the power point's presentation is available to be able to demonstrate closing out this year, the budget solutions for this fiscal year onward to next year, what that deficit looks like. so i believe under the leadership of pelosi, there's a great push in the coming weeks to see if we can get what the next package will look like and so again, all hands on deck, both within the district, our city leaders working with the state legislators as well as our federal leaders around what that will look like and the summary there. >> you don't want to press us with the real numbers? >> the initial protection for next year is upward of 80 million. the staff presented some initial budgeting solutions that worse case scenario with the budget solutions, we're nearing about over $55 million. >> thank you. >> go ahead, superin

opportunity to learn how to program using the mine craft game. 2 years ago lee develop the mine craft platform as a way to introduce other young people his age to coating. and he has since been teaching other children how to program at whiz kids computer center in san jose congratulations there you go. the spotlight, someone making a difference in your community we have a new section on our website. it's called kron 4 heroes oi after news. a lot of quick form to let us know about your hero and you can find that page at kron 4 dot com. >>and that wraps up kron 4 news tonight at 8, here's what we're working on for kron 4 news at 9 sonoma counties already in phase 2. now they want to take it a step further what could open up if they get approval to advance to late stage 2. and where the rest of the bay area stands in the road to reopening. california secures millions of dollars to help with the struggling workforce. we take a closer look at where that money will go and talk with the state employment development department about how it will be used stay with us kron 4 news at 9 is next. >>when prime time. the news station you're w

are prepared to sacrifice many years of imprisonment or even their young lives for the future of hong kong. >> chris patton, martin lee this careful, strategic policy that keeps hong kong safe while holding china accountable. it feels like the trump administration has kind of pursued something of the opposite. trump has lavishly praised china when he's wanted his trade deal. then he attacks it on coronavirus largely to deflect blame, i would argue, from his own performance. it seems that we're entering a period which reminds me of the 1950s of anti-communism where you're not going to get a strategic scalpel like policy. you're going to get something very big and blunt. >> well, i couldn't begin to fathom out the doings of president trump's diplomacy so let me just give three particular examples of things i think we can do. first of all, we do have to work with allies again. this would be a great step forward, and i hope we can see it in relation to china because what has happened in hong kong is bad for the world as well as being bad for hong kong. secondly, i think that britain should take a lead with the united stat

you're too young to remember zz top. what's going on lee hand with-- leland with this? >> my mother says she's going to have to show up for her flight the night before if this continues. there's a homeland security source who warns that the temperature is for them to do something. besides your shoes and laptops you'll face a thermometer at the check point. and the wall street journal says they might change things in the coming days. we're learning of problems with thermal scanning since each of the trial airports are din, the tsa needs to design different systems and it's unclear how the temperature will be taken by the tsa. what happens if your temperature is above 100.4 and who deals with people who require secondary screening. first thing's first, the thermal cameras that have the temperatures from a distance are accurate, and differences of a degree or two. and has the question of the tsa officers use forehead thermometers, that brings the question, does the tsa have the legal authority to check your temperature. what happens specifically if you have a fever. plus t

teach others how to code want to show you benjamin lee of cupertino 2 years ago, he developed is minecraft platform as a way to introduce other young people his age to coating. yes since been teaching other kids how to program at whiz kids computer center in san jose on may 30th will host a free online coding event. it's called the mine craft molding social distancing. being rather modinger modding modding i just got corrected in my air modding this is happening from 10:00am to noon. participants will have the opportunity to learn how to program using the mine trapped again. >>now wonderful thank you to him and you can also spotlights somebody making a difference in your community go to kron 4 dot com and find kron 4 heroes under news once you're there you have to do is fill out a short form and let us know about your hero still ahead part is expanding its clipper card only program the next station that will stop selling paper tickets and the nfl is looking to add more diversity to the coaching ranks, b >>riders will need their clipper card to use the transit system at sfo bart says it will stop selling paper tickets at the airport

lee from the royal life saving society uk, eight deaths. each of tragedy for the families. involved many young what are your concerns for the hills more generally does elope we are happy for people to come and take the message we want to get across is please no barbecues or fires, just remember there are vicinities open. duncan, lee, thank you very much. if you‘re coming here to take your unlimited daily exercise, the message is keep your distance and don‘t go swimming. marks & spencer has reported a 21 per cent fall in its annual profits. m&s saw an improvement in its food business but profits dropped by more than a third in its clothing and home sectors. the retailer told investors that it had taken a 52 million pound hit to profits because of coronavirus. a gp who spent more than a month on a ventilator fighting for his life has been describing what happened to him. mike hare was a fit and healthy man in his 50s, with no underlying health conditions. 0ur health correspondent, catherine burns, has been speaking to him and his daughter mike hare is a gp, butjokes that his nickname should be m

lee statures and so forth. they were not that way then, they were very, very young. i think that is an encouraging part of our story. i don't think we can ever know enough about the american revolution. by the way, the new museum of the american revolution is just opening philadelphia is a must for all of us. it is marvelous and particularly it's a place to take your children, your grandchildren to get them hooked on history. it is brilliant organized spectacular building by robert stern. it's right in the center of where the historic neighborhood is. it's only a few steps down the street from independence hall. we who lived in the boston area take reality of the miracle of that era as part of our environment, part of our world, that is getting great. but i love kennedy's profiles, i read that when i was still young and not really aware of what i wanted to do with my life, i love his regard for john quincy adams for example. >> what i like and that quote, i'm not here to comment on anything but what i like so much on that quote is the word civility which is a lost ar

few minutes ago, a young man through water bottle at the lice department and an officer saw him do that and fired right back and hit him in the chest area with one of those less than lee thiel lethal projectiles and it looks like it stung the person pretty well because they retreated back toward that great car and left the the cops have eyes on and if you throw something at them, they will fire back at you, so that person happen to be standing very close to where i was so i saw the whole thing unfold. he threw when they fired back at him and he took off. that's kind of one little story here of what's happening is probably hundreds if not thousands of people who have been protesting in san jose continue to be out, the crowds have dispersed, there still standing around waiting to see what happens, the police department has made a line. i hear a lot of sirens so they might be bringing more officers in from other areas to help san jose clear the streets. we will remain to see if that will be the tactic that police will use as we start getting into nightfall. when the sun goes down, withno the police department or worse, so that is a very dangerous situation and i'm sure t

young people were unaffected we're not so sure that that is the fact anymore. toddler elementary school children are presenting symptoms similar to our saki disease or toxic shock like syndrome christensen lee joins us live now from new york and kristen so much we don't know about this virus and that includes the way in which it impacts children what did we learn today about this this inflammatory illness that appears to take hold. well what's interesting miriam is the governor said that these children did not go to the hospital presenting symptoms of coded 19 the symptoms that they showed when they visited their health care practitioners were fever and skin rashes and swollen glands in extreme cases what happens is. inflammation of the blood vessels and heart damage these are symptoms that are associated with cows saki disease as he said and toxic shock syndrome these are really rare diseases so the fact that there's been 73 of them in new york state is considered very unusual and suspect and then when they went back and tested these children afterwards they found out that the majority of them had been exposed to the corona virus and had antibodies in their system so now they are looking a

young man and his family? >> well, i would first raise that lee merritt, the attorney, one of the attorneys for the families, hadrvention of a special prosecutor or the justice department a couple of weeks ago when we in national action network got involved. the question is will the justice department commit the resources and the commitment to come in and do it, it could be a good thing. the problem with this case, kasie, has been that this young man was killed february 23rd, and the local authorities who apparently had a videotape that has gone public just this week, never moved forward when that tape clearly, by all of the legal experts that i've spoken with, said there was more than probable cause on that tape to have led to an arrest. an arrest does not mean an indictment or conviction, but there's probable cause. so there is little confidence in the local authorities that sat there with evidence and did nothing for two months. and here we are now. it took a tape to really get the kind of reaction that we should have seen immediately after this young man was killed. >> erin, it's to the point even ivanka tru

newest addition, a warm welcome a young female giraffe named could gigi was introduced today, she's about 2 years old and 11 feet tall, she took a 30 hour journey from lee richardson zoo in kansas city as part of the species survival plan to promote genetic diversity in giraffe which are kept it. >>her genetics were deemed an excellent match for breeding with my boost to a 21 year-old male giraffe gigi is too young to greet her own offspring now female giraffe typically show interest in breeding about 4 years of age so the oakland zoo animal team is hoping that this habitat sharing will help form a love connection between the 2 animals as a long stretch to get a drink of water. the next day the clock, it's back to business in many states but covid-19 cases are rising white health officials say lawmakers in those states are hurting not helping and ahead in sports. the 49 ers 2020 schedule is out mark breaks down >>according to johns hopkins university more than 73,000 americans have now died from the coronavirus so far as many states move forward with reopening plan as a catch-all second wave of cases of the virus is a risk many lawmakers and business ow

young man, which of course is what he was doing on the day he died. christi and victor. >> martin thank you so much. >>> joining us now is one of the attorneys for arbery family, lee merrittank you for being with us. let's start with one of the persons that martin mentioned being investigated, not officially a suspect, william brian. you say he should be arrested too. why? >> if you look at this like an ambush, which is what it was, these men decided that ahmaud had done something critical in their mine, they had put criminality on him based on his blackness alone. and they say it was to ultimately arrest him, but we know they killed him. everyone who participated in that coordinated ambush is guilty of murder. they're accessories, they should be arrested. >> i know georgia lawmakers are renewing their push for hate crime charges in large part because of ahmaud's shooting. will you or the family be having conversations with lawmakers regarding that? >> absolutely. we've already been in contact with the dnc. we just moments ago put out a statement in response to trump's comments about the shooting. specifically, he said that he's leaving it to the governor to get justice f

young folks, old folks, in the middle. it is unclear whether they're reliable or not. they can play loose with it. >> they didn't show up for hillary clinton. tremaine lee, thank you very much. listen to the latest edition of his podcast, "into america." he takes a closer look at women voters and biden's 2020 bid. chuck, over to you. >>> all of this comes as president trump is struggling in recent polls. joining us now is our nbc news national political correspondent steve kornacki. steve, look, it's not been new that the president is trailing, but he's starting to get into dangerous territory historically. boy, when you look at the inside of that fox poll, as bad as an eigh eight-point deficit it is for the president, you realize it was their least democratic poll they'd had in a while. tells you a lot. >> also an issue where trump is expected to have an advantage on the economy. i'll show a couple stats on that and how it ties in here. from the fox poll, this is no surprise, but the last poll they took before the pandemic took hold, a majority of americans said the economy was in good shape, good or excellent shape, 55%. now, the number, again, not su