lujan, thank you so much. i want to acknowledge chuck schumer, dick durbin, and the members of their committee. we have to do now as the leader was speaking, further whatraged to say that we have to do now and in terms of what we need to do more, but in terms of what we are working on now is to translate it into a toolkit for our members so that anyone of their constituents, if they are a small business owner -- whatever their category is, that they know immediately how they can avail themselves of what is in this legislation. it is there, it is substantial, we need to do more, and i just want to say once again, it is important that we do more for personal protective equipment so our health care providers have what they need. i want to acknowledge the great work of a congressman in this regard. >> i think i forgot somebody. >> and the appropriations committee, they worked in a bipartisan way in the house and with the senate, and i want to join the leader and acknowledging. kay granger is the ranking member on

lujane has been particularly targeted for her courageous leadership. her selfless commitment has paved the way for crucial social reform bus unfortunately the saudi government has attempted to undermine her cricks with politically motivated criminal charges, a lengthy imprisonment and inhumane abuse. this incredible woman deserves to be honored, not jailed, which is why i recently led several colleagues in nominating her for the nobel peace prize and will continue to advocate for her through the tom lantos human rights commission defending free doms project. this congress we have adopted a bipartisan resolution in the house to urge for the release of these women and other activists and today we call on saudi arabia once again to prix these women and to lift the threat of their continued persecution. to maintain our international leadership the united states has a moral obligation to uphold democratic principles. the president, the secretary of state and the entire trump administration must increase its diplomatic pressure to demand the release of these

with us for more is governor michelle lujan grisham, democrat of new mexico. governor, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i realize you have other concerns to worry about. tell us first off where your state's numbers are at last count. and i note the stay at home directive is dated till april 10th. i presume you reserve the right to extend it if you're still in the teeth of this thing, correct? >> absolutely. and unfortunately because we're following cdc data and looking at the world health organization data and our own data points, we're beginning that two-week area where you really have to slow the spread of this virus. so the likelihood that we have to extend remains high. we have 83 confirmed cases, 18 new cases reported today. that's our single highest day, and we're a state that's been doing better, i think, in terms of per capita representation of testing. so we're about 6,250 tests, but it's not enough to stay proactive and provide the kind of instructions to your population and businesses that can really impact bending the curve. so we'd like

the mass attracted hundreds of people in front of the lady of lujan in buenos aires.o us and we are here to care for you. translation: we condemn abuse in all its forms, sexual and psychological, whatever the situation, in the family, at work, at school, on the street or in the church. but there was an important proviso. translation: with the same passion that we state this, we also state there be no case for the termination of human life as set out in our national constitution. abortion is illegal across much of latin america. in some, including argentina, it is only allowed in the case of rape or where the mother's life is at risk. in some, it's outlawed in all circumstances. only three: cuba, guyana, uruguay, have legalised abortion. but argentina's new president alberto fernandez has promised to change that, describing abortion as a matter of public health, saying the state has a duty to protect women and that individual choice should be respected. that hasn't gone down well with some. translation: given this new position from the president, we're here to rise up,

in a couple of months ago i was in nashville on the lujan driver that i had sent he was also an audioener. he was up for a new recording of the bible. and i said do they have something and he said no. they just do it again. in a simple, you would have like nine years of recording. so i'm rooting for him. and if you need of you are up for that, rooting for you as well. i have to go. all right, her first category, our nominees and fiction are, fiction, the age of light on whitney share, narrated as well. summa. [applause]. [inaudible]. >> that has a blow up i the hou. and the audie goes to, dissenting of girls. [applause]. [applause]. >> the finalist for mystery bar, mystery. along came a spider, 25th anniversary edition by james patterson, narrated as well. [applause]. the voice, nation narrated by hilary. [applause]. [inaudible]. the lost men by jane and narrated by stephen shanahan. narrated by joe. [inaudible]. >> and the audie goes to, harper audio for the chestnut man. [applause]. [applause]. the finalist for thriller are statements thriller suspense, blood in the water by jacquel

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lujan: i thank my friend, the majority leader. mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of legislation before us. we are living in uncertain times. this virus has drastically reshaped each one of our communities and there is likely more change to come. today americans need us. they need the support and resources provided by this bipartisan legislation. they need access to protective equipment of personal safety net and economic assistance. workers need assurances that their economic security is paramount because it is the american worker at the cornerstone of our economy. in this bill i fought so that trade workers and engineers employed at new mexico's national labs can continue protecting our national security mission. we cannot let them down. . e must pass this bill for nurses, doctors, health care professionals, and first esponders who haven't slept as they provide for the sick. we must pass this bill for rural communities who need the lifeline to ensure seniors are access individuals can health care when the nearest doctor is

and lujan they reported 24-hour periods of no new cases.hree cases after first reported case, decreasing cases and some areas no new cases. so you guys, we have to ride this out and we have to be careful with the panic because i can have more long-term -- >> leslie: we have seen the governor here in the state of new york saying, -- >> harris: do we need to do that? >> leslie: it is something that we should take a page out of the hong kong playbook with coronavirus and learn from them and do what they start to do in new york. >> melissa: they were very strict. and i absolutely think we are doing the right thing with new rochelle, it seems drastic but when you have a large amount of people that are so close to new york city where densely populated area, yes, this virus will continue to spread. but we should all have personal responsibilities, self quarantine if you are sick. wash hands, don't go out because we don't have to cancel everything. we can't have our country stop. that is not living life. you can make the decision to not go to the p

lujan immigration and refugee service, and the united states confession of catholic bishops. so religious organizations were very important in both advocating for increased refugee admissions, and also doing the work of helping refugees make a new life in the united states. these voluntarily agencies received a government grant between $300 and $500 per refugee to help them in the first few weeks upon arrival. and these voluntarily agencies also partnered with local organizations. sometimes an individual, usually a community group, especially a congregation, a synagogue or a church, and these churches were civic organizations, would sponsor refugees and sort of take them under their wing. sometimes refugees would actually live in church buildings for the first few days in the united states. i interviewed one family, or one church sponsor that had housed a family in their church and they didn't have showers so the refugees lived in the sunday school classrooms and then walked across the street to the seminary and took showers there and they lived like that for a few weeks. thi

stephen lujan has worked his >> pelosi screw this up. she and students -- she insisted on the liberal agenda, the mob agenda. she's holding the whole country hostage. never thought i would live long enough to see and on the plumbing program to a more than working. if you're making $15 an hour in south carolina working your butt, we are going to pay $23 an hour to be unemployed. that's not fair. that's not right. >> sean: all right, senator. i wonder if nancy pelosi flew in her private jet. just wondering. on the phone with more on this massive stimulus package. treasury secretary steve mnuchin is with us. mr. secretary, thank you for being with us. as the senator just that, i'm all in favor, i want every american made whole. through no fault of their own they have been hurt. we have to help small businesses, cruise industry, airline industry any other industry, god help the medical workers. ramp up the medicines and everything for the hospitals. this other crap, why is it in here? >> sean, it's great to be with you. the president's numbe

e had a conference call with governor lujan grisham yesterday and two of the cases is a couple hat lives in a small town, 70,000 people perhaps and they were on a cruise ship themselves. they came back to new mexico. nobody notified the state or the health department about them being on a cruise ship where coronavirus was found. so they were in new mexico just doing their normal every day life for 10 entire days before the state was aherted to have them tested and turned out they were positive. we are worried. in a small town like that, the virus could spread very rapidly. so i want to -- a lot of attention has been paid to testing. will we have adequate testing? i would like to know, this adequate testing, i have to believe that it will reveal a number of cases throughout the country and what is the responsibility to just make sure that we are getting this information out to people. people on a cruise ship where coronavirus was known to be found shouldn't be walking around for 10 whole days before we are aherted to that fact. dr. redfield: whether it's ships or planes is a complicated i

we see president xi think making his first visit to the virus epicenter of lujan.oomberg. ♪ >> we will see a strong bounceback in most of the markets. >> we don't see this is something that has an effect. >> how will we reserve service to that region? coronavirus is spreading is the wrong thing to do. >> it will accelerate. >> opportunities to have organic inwth play a part consolidation. >> cathay pacific will show us how much airlines are suffering from this outbreak. sophie is at .he wall with the previous >> they have softened considerably to say the least, came in at $174 million in the fortunes certainly took a hit. guidance likely to be graham. thessive headache given huge headache and they expect the demand to fall by as much as .0% lost -- theice has why on this chart here, the third lowest among stock analysts. thee are just getting latest numbers out of china, china saying 22 new coronavirus and 13 confirmed new cases and china saying the national confirmed cases rising over 18,000. we have seen a slowdown of the have and most outside shared the imported

with the exception of a handful of facilities that we haven't lujan, we are open for business.at full capacity at this point. as people are coming back to are ramping -- our facilities are at 80%, depending on the day. >> the next focus is how this is going to play out for corporate earnings. that's right. we did hear from the retailer association saying they are seeing the supply chain getting back into gear and that those issue starting to be removed now. the imf sees 60% of the factories in china have restarted. in terms of the corporate impacts, we are hearing very much from the airlines. the travel industry is the tube of the spear for a pandemic. it has not been called a pandemic at. you are seeing airlines like united airlines cutting flights domestically and internationally. in europe, ryanair and easyjet following suit as well, trimming the number of flights. the business association predicts that you could look at a head of $43 billion every single month for business travel part of the economy. flights.anies banning that's all playing into it. the travel industry is t

lujan: i thank my friend, the majority leader. mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of legislation before us. we are living in uncertain times. this virus has drastically reshaped each one of our communities and there is likely more change to come. today americans need us. they need the support and resources provided by this bipartisan legislation. they need access to protective equipment of personal safety net and economic assistance. workers need assurances that their economic security is paramount because it is the american worker at the cornerstone of our economy. in this bill i fought so that trade workers and engineers employed at new mexico's national labs can continue protecting our national security mission. we cannot let them down. . e must pass this bill for nurses, doctors, health care professionals, and first esponders who haven't slept as they provide for the sick. we must pass this bill for rural communities who need the lifeline to ensure seniors are access individuals can health care when the nearest doctor is

treatment has been developed alongside military scientists and will undergo testing on patients and lujanrus -- global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm at goodell. this is bloomberg. >> thank you. $.10 disappointing remains. ncent's -- disappointing returns. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have breaking news out of new zealand. the government saying that new shoulders overseas consider coming home. they should not be traveling overseas. putting in place a few days ago that 14 day quarantine for international arrivals going into new zealand. the country has one of the lowest numbers of infections from coronavirus. below 30 as of now. we are expecting the rbnz to join the rba into considering quantitative easing sooner than it would've liked. it's expected to make that historically to qe sooner than expected. there markets are increasingly becoming stressed and dysfunctional. let's get you a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. qantas will suspend all international flights

new cases are being reported end lujan province for the outbreak first began.om the hospital there's question arising how unis the governor and his being about the number of positive infections. finally, prime minister has issued a state of emergency in the entire population of nearly 9 million people is being ordered to stay home or face heavy fines from the police. of nearly 700 israelis tested positive for the virus and a portion of the group who've been tested are staying in two quarantine hotels being operated by the army. it take a listen to what the israeli pie mr. had to say over the night. >> tonight approving emergency regulations for restricted movement. within the restrictions, citizens are required to stay home. there is no a request, is not a recommendation, it's a mandatory directive that will be enforced by law enforcement. >> giving you a sense of what it's like on the ground here in israel, the foggy morning on the drive from the city to the bureau here in jerusalem, just a few dozen cars and almost apocalyptic scene with long stretches of the

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