shane lowry is keen to "hit the ground running" and is excited to work towards a date — after the pgah. lowry admits, though, that he's disappointed he won't get to defend his open title he won at royal portrush in 2019 — after this year's championship was cancelled. the irishman is keen to get back to playing competitive golf, even if spectators aren't allowed to watch the action. i have not touched a club in nearly four weeks now, which i don't normally do that and i miss golf and just missed playing the game like hitting a bucket of balls. so getting tournament golf would be really nice, if it isjune great, if the little bit later if not ideal but like i said we have a date now but like i said we have a date now but it's something for me to work towards. serena williams' motivation "is still there" despite the uncertainty over when tennis will resume — that's according to her coach patrick moratoglou. williams is the most successful player of the modern era with 23 grand slams, but is still one short of equalling margaret court's all—time record of 24. the american last won a major

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shane lowry — the winner last year. says he has a lot of work to do with his side, which is why he's agreed a new contract until the next world cup in 2023. jones current deal was due to end next august. but this new deal could see him eclipse world cup winner sir clive woodward as the country's longest—serving head coach. jones took over in december 2015, won the grand slam in 2016, the six nations 12 months later and led england to the world cup final last year. but he says his job isn't finished yet. having done the four years, i felt the project hasn't been finished yet, i think there's still a lot of growth in the team and the last six nations, as i discussed previously, i wanted to make sure that i could still have an effect on the team and still have an effect on the team and still improve the team, i think i can do that and therefore, it is a good fit for me to continue because we have a lot left, we are still a young side and i think i can still add to the grace of the team. and finally, with no sport on at the

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one man who'll be in that european side is shane lowry. 2019 open champion shane lowry says he can'tjug for another 12 months after this year's open was cancelled. he says he's itching to play again. i haven't touched a club in nearly four weeks now. i don't normally do that. i miss golf and i miss just playing the game, and even simple things like going hitting a bucket of balls. to be able to get back playing some tournament golf would be really nice. if it isjune, great. if it is a little bit later, it is not ideal but, hopefully, as i said, we have a date there now and it is set. like i said, it is something for me to work towards. jamie murray's doing his bit to try and fill the void left by the cancellation of wimbledon. he's hoping to organise an event for british players this summer that will be played behind closed doors. talks are said to be at a very early stage, and it's all dependant on any relaxation of social distancing guidelines. that certainly would be something that might help tennis fans who are going to miss wimbledon fortnight. which of course will be in the nex

shane lowry was the winner last year.his side, which is why he has agreed a new contract until the next world cup in 2023. jones's current deal was due to end next august, but this new deal could see him eclipse world cup winner sir clive woodward as the country's longest serving head coach. jones took over in december, 2015, won the grand slam in 2016, the six nations 12 months later and led england to the world cup final last year. but he says his job isn't finished yet. having done the four years, i felt the project hasn't been finished yet. i think there's still a lot of growth in the team, and the last six nations, as i discussed previously, i wanted to make sure that i could still have an effect on the team, still have an effect on the team, still improve the team, and i think ican do still improve the team, and i think i can do that, and therefore i think it isa i can do that, and therefore i think it is a good fit for me continue. because we have had a a lot of growth left, we are still a relatively young side, an

shane lowry, the winner last year.t on at the moment, many have been looking back on past triumphs, including england's ashes test win over australia at headingly last summer. well, one bored fan has gone a step further and recreated the scene, with his cat starring as ben stokes. 358-9. 358—9. stokes on strike, england needed one to win. and in comes pat coming from the far and then he bowls to stokes who hammers it for four! and it stokes with the bat raised! i cannot believe i have seen that. fantastic fa ntastic stuff. fantastic stuff. jack leach with the glasses on the other hand it was my favourite. that's all the sport for now. thank you so much for that. let's bring you up—to—date with the coronavirus briefing for today. the health secretary, matt hancock, has been setting out how the government hopes to achieve "a significant increase" in coronavirus testing after strong criticism about the small percentage of nhs workers being screened. in his first public appearance since recovering from covid—19, mr hancock

just last week, reverend joseph lowry passed away at the age of 98. >> getting creative. to stay in the public eye. bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh... it's real. believe me. i mean, this is unexpected. you would say, remarkable? absolutely. a remarkable deal! thanks, i get that all the time. wait what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle wow... i think i'll take two. for the love! oh. higher immunity, of higher protective mechanisms. >> reporter: vpm1002. an enhanced version of an almost 100-year-old tuberculosis vaccine. while they have virtually nothing in common, they both can cause severe respiratory problems. professor kaufman believes vpm1002 would boost the immune system to help it fight off infections with coronavirus. >> to provide a kind of innate, nonspecific immunity against other infectious diseases. and that also includes viruses that cause pulmonary diseases and coronavirus is one of them. >> reporter: the researchers are gearing up for trials with groups at high risk of suffering severe complications from coronavirus. medical professionals and el patients.

on that same day, jed lowrie came this close to a grand slam.settled for a two run double in a 8-3 win. >>> on april 12, the a's were the home team in kansas city. the franchise moved from philadelphia akansas city municipal. of any they would call home for 13 years before moving to oakland. this is normally the week for the masters. on this day, sam's need beat ben hogan in an 18 hole playoff to earn the third green jacket. arnold palmer became the first four-time winner, 10 years later. in 1987, he made one of golf's all-time shots. a chip in to win a three-way playoff with greg norman. the only major tournament win. >> miracles do happen. >> that is this day in sports, april 12. >>> this day in sports is happening today instead of years ago. there >>> we will have sports history yet again in >>> we want you to practice social distancing, we don't want you to practice spiritual distancing. >>> easter sunday, unlike any other. churches found creative ways to celebrate and reflect, holidays. >>> churches sat empty but congregations found meaning

that's by rich lowry. respected journalist and pen.mp ventilator story. here is another one that just came out. kyle smith, the ventilator shortage that wasn't. the ventilator short and that wasn't. because we got it fixed. and we are going to help the states stockpile ventilators. so if a thing like this should happen again they have got them. the stories on testing are all over the place. we are actually in good shape. i will have the vice president and others speak to you about that. but we are in good shape on testing and we are getting better all the time. we'll see some interesting things. i thought before i went any further i would like to have the general who has done an incredible job, tell you where we are. we are still building beds and hospitals for people who need them. the hospital business generally is getting pretty much closed out. but we are creating space for people just in case. i thought the general has been so impressive and has done upa great job. on behalf of the services and the federal government, he will say

that is by rich lowry, respected journalist and person.eedi completely trump ventilator story. here's another one that came out. kyle smith. the ventilator shortage that wasn't. the ventilator shortage that wasn't, because we got it fixed. we are also going to help the states stockpile ventilators so if it were to happen again, they've got them. are allies on testing over the place. we are actually on good shape. we are in very good shape on testing. we are getting better all the time. you are going to see some interesting things. i thought before i went any further, i would like to have the general, who has done an incredible job, tell you where we are. we are still building beds and hospitals for people that need them. the hospital business is getting pretty much closed out now, but we are creating a lot of space for people just in case. in some cases, they probably will be using them. i thought he has done such a great job, i thought on behalf of the services and on behalf of the federal government, he will say a few words of what we ar

when, you know, i heard scott and rich lowry's national review podcast a couple of nights ago saying the only way we reopen this economy is with expansive testing. that's what everybody said. what about we send a swab around to every american? i know that sounds crazy. they said, it doesn't sound crazy. we have to be aggressive. this president, like i said, it's like opening kick-off of this pandemic crisis. he takes off his helmet and uniform and runs to the sideline and sits on the bench. he is not engaged in the most important issues of this so-called war, as he described it. >> testing is the key. in new york city, testing is still so scarce, you can only get one if you're going to the hospital and you're sick enough that you may be admitted. so there's simply no way for the large amount of the populous to be tested. and i think there's a few things in play here. first of all, the president is loathe to admit any error or mistake. he doesn't want to talk about testing failures that happened before. as kattytrotting out misleading statistics from the briefing room podium, saying t

is back a sacramento man says he received a check for his son who died almost 2 years ago, michael lowrie reports. >>in sacramento, tim fenkell is still mourning the loss of his son benjamin the state parks interpreter who died a year and a half ago. yesterday he received this letter on white house stationery signed by president trump addressed to benjamin fenkell deceased he is receiving an economic impact payment of $1200 fine. >>direct deposit. i send died. over 21st 2018 the letter is a response to the coronavirus pandemic. >>but the goal of helping families in need but to the phone calls the letter ripped open an old man. i was crying. it's hard to talk about it to invent gill says his son's bank account was deactivated long ago. so you wonders where did the money go. >>how many other people deceased checks are going out there. holding up money that could aid to people that really need. >>turns out the fan kills are not alone, kathleen mckane told us her mother received the same letter from the white house announcing a $1200 direct deposit for a woman who died 11 months ago the odds

so to watch the rest of this talk into find out other c-span appearances by rich lowry, visit our website booktv.org. and search his name using the box of the top of the page. >> next on book tv colonial historian mary beth norton looks at 1774 the lead up to the war. after that columbia university professor reports on the social roots of sexual assault on college campuses. and later, we took kickoff book tv in prime time with books on the u.s. economy. find more information in your program guide. student good evening. i am lauren rosenberg and i would like to welcome you to tonight's program. to our members i'm so glad you'reth here it's your ongoing support that make events like this possible. into that many of you joining us and equally warm welcome and an open invitation to view the wide range of programs we have at the smithsonian institute. now is a perfect time to turn off yourself once or anything else that might make noise or in the program, thank you for doing that. we're thrilled tonight to welcome a claim historian mary beth norton. she is the author of five books and coeditor

that is by rich lowry, respected journalist and person.pletely blew the trump ventilator story, which unfortunately, it did. and here's another one that came out. kyle smith, the ventilator shortage that was sent, the ventilator shortage that wasn't, because we got it fixed. and we are also going to help the states by the way, stockpiling ventilators. so if it should happen again, we have them. the stories on testing are all over the place. we are actually in good shape. i'm going to have the vice president speak to you about that, but we are in very good shape. and we are getting better all the time. you will see some interesting things. i thought before i went any further, i would like to have general who has done an incredible job tell you where we are. you know, we are still building beds and hospitals for people that need them. i guess the hospital business in general is getting pretty much closed out now, but we are creating a lot of space for people just in case. and in some cases, they probably will be using them. but i thought tha

that is by rich lowrie, a respected journalist and person. media completely blew the trump ventilator story, which, unfortunately, it will. another one here just came out. kyle smith, the ventilator shortage that wasn't. the ventilator shortage that wasn't. because we got it fixed and we are also going to help the states, by the way, stockpile ventilators so if a thing like this should happen again, they have got them. the stories on testing are all over the place that we are actually in good shape. i'll have the vice president and others speak to you about that, but we are in very good shape on testing and we are getting better all the time. you'll see some interesting things. ill thought before i went any further, though, i'd like to have general who has done an incredible job tell you where we are. we are still building beds and hospitals for people that need them. i guess the hospital business, general, is getting pretty much closed out now, but we are creating a lot of space for people just in case, and in some cases, they probably will

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that is by rich lowry, a respected journalist and person. the media completely blew the trump ventilator story. here's another one that just came out. the ventilator shortage that wasn't. the ventilator shortage that wasn't. because we got it fixed. we're also going to help the state stockpile ventilators. so anything should happen again, they have got them. the stories on testing are all over the place. we're actually in good shape. i will have the vice president speak to you on that. we're getting better all the ime. you'll see some interesting things. i thought before i went any further, i would like to have general semonite, who has done an incredible job, tell you where we are, we are still building beds and hospitals for people that need them, i guess the hospital business generally is -- general, is getting closed out now but we're creating a lot of space for people just in ase. in some cases they won't be using them. but i thought on behalf of the services, on behalf of the federal government, you could say something about that, than

that is by rich lowry, a respected journalist and person. how the media completely blew the trumpet ventilator story. --trump ventilator story. here is another one. the ventilator shortage that wasn't. the ventilator shortage that wasn't. going to help the state stockpile ventilators. so anything should happen again, they have got them. the stories on testing are all over the place. we're actually in good shape. i will have the vice president speak to you on that. we're getting better all the time. before -- i would like to have the general who has done an incredible job tell you where we are. we are still building beds and hospitals for people that need them. business ishospital generally getting close out now, but we are creating a lot of space for people just in case. -- on behalf of the services, on behalf of the federal government, thank you very much. thank you mr. president. i just want you to know that on all ofof all of that, those patients and victims that have been affected by this terrible virus. the president and vice president

gottlieb tell rich lowry our numbers are as inaccurate as china's. maybe less so because we don't have community-wide testing. so the numbers are wildly low when you look at the infections. from what i've heard, talking to health care officials, talking to new yorkers, talking to reporters on this story, they all say the same thing. the death count is also dramatically undercounted. so many people are just dying in their homes that never get to the hospital, that don't want to go into the hospital. we will never know. >> people can't get testing. >> we will never know how many people are dying and have died from this disease. >> without question. talk to any doctor in any city, and they will tell you exactly what you said, joe. which is, first of all, you and i both know people who had it but didn't get tested, either because they couldn't get a test or didn't want to waste a test on themselves, when they knew, sitting in their homes, they had it, and they rode it out. we know, without testing, the numbers are exponentially higher. also, as you say,

turning to your headlines civil rights leader joseph lowry laid to rest at a private funeral in atlanta scheduled on his 99th birthday in october. he is known as the dean of the civil rights movement worked closely with dr. martin luther king jr. and jessie jackson. he died of natural causes last month and he was 98 years old. >> more than 3,500 rental cars are destroyed in a massive fire near a florida airport. witnesses say those cars triggered small explosions fueling flames in a rental car parking lot. helicopters were seen dropping water to control the spread. the fire is now contained. the states fire marshall is investigating what caused that fire. >> take a look at this , a man tackled by shoppers after he's caught spitting and coughing on food at a supermarket in massachusetts. witnesses say he started getting violent once he was confronted by employees. police say they have no reason to believe he has covid-19, but the man could face criminal charges. >> meanwhile this is amazing a former astronaut says the coronavirus is scarier than space. dr. bill fisher, the father of our

shane lowry won the tournament last year. be included in the 2021 games and that the schedule will remain the same. the announcement came after a virtual conference to discuss the logistics of moving the olympics to next summer. securing the athletes' village, is the first priority as it's being sold off as a residential development with people due to move in in 2023. no financial figure was put on the cost of postponment. and finally, with no sport on at the moment, many have been looking back on past triumphs, including england's ashes test win over australia at headingly last summer. well, one bored fan has gone a step further and recreated the scene, with his cat starring, as ben stokes. 358-9. stokes on strike. england need one to win. and in comes pat cummmins from the far end. he bowls to stokes, who hammers it for four! it's stokesy with the bat raised. i can't believe we've seen that. the best thing was the egg. next time you run that, could you get the editors to clip that better. so we can see the egg. he was dress