he gets that round into the main gun and arms the main gun, takes it off safe, he will yell "up," and in that process, the commander will make an estimation of range, and as soon as he gets it, he will announce a range to the enemy target. that was particularly important in these tanks because there was no organic ranging capacity on this tank. it was purely an estimate. and based upon the estimated range of the target the gunner will use the appropriate reticle inside his sight to put the right sight for that range on the enemy target. so that was -- that sounds complicated, but it would happen between four to six seconds, would get a round off. it's happening very, very quickly. and a lot of the training and crew drill was to develop and hone those skills so they could get those rounds off that quickly. this is a tank that's now 75 years old. these days, it's dramatically different. we now have laser range finders that we merely lay the aim point on our enemy target, a laser beam light goes down and back in microseconds or milliseconds, that range is automatically calculated and it

this is armed with a 75 millimeter main gun. if we move to the commander's weapons station here, it also has the caliber 50 machine gun up top where the commander is. and it also has two m-19, 1930 caliber machine guns. one is mounted with the main gun and the other is mounted here up in the front of the tank. and this one is manned by the battle gun. if you look at the battle gun, he can move it up and down. he can show you the way the ball turret works. this has the workings of the guns, his ammunition back there and a catch bag to catch the shell casings as they come out. if you look at the top of the hatch right over his right shoulder there, there's a parascope that goes in there. it fits up into that -- through that space and sticks up. and inside that parscope is a -- is a lens that has a rhett key largo in it. he uses that to fire the machine gun. now this one here, there's another machine gun on this side, this is the other m-1919. this is not with the main gun. this one is controlled by the gunner. he has some switchol

you would have the main gun breach back into here. the breach is what we load the main gun round. it contains the explosive force and expels the cartridge out. that's all been taken out. as cramped as it might look here, it's worse in a fully operational one. next is the gunner's seat. we will let him walk through what he has in terms of controls. >> this is an old production tank. the elevation mechanism is here. manual elevation. this is the hydraulic system for traversing the turret. part of the mechanism is missing from this tank. it would have been a horseshoe. the manual traverse is here. it has a braking system. it turns slowly. once you have a specific point to aim from, it can give you degrees and it knows where you are with respect to that aiming point. the gunners switch. i have a foot pedal for the troubletreble firing system. it was an electric solenoid that slapped a rod that mechanically fired the gun. the tank, additionally, had stabilization in the vertical but not the horizontal. it was probably one of the first tanks to have stabilization along with the stewart.

one is mounted coaxially with the main gun. the other is mounted here and is manned by the battle gunner. if you look here, he can show you how the ball term turret works. he has his ammunition in the back and to the back to catch the bag to catch the shell casings. >> right here, it's a prismatic periscope that sticks up through that space. inside that periscope is a lense that has a radical. he uses that -- this is another one on this side. this is not the main gun. this one is controlled by the gunner. there is a switch to fire the machine gun. his gutters periscope comes up to the inside -- his gunner's periscope comes up for the inside. their field of vision is fairly limited. the critical thing for the commander was, he would have to lay the main gun on the taget such that the gunner can see it. typically, the tank commander will announce the engagement. he will do the preparatory command. he will say gunner. the next thing he will do is announce the type of ammunition. in the case of an enemy tank, it would be armor pier

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also, when does that main street lending facility get deployed? because you talked about soon, some businesses are in need now. thank you. chairman powell: we're not in a position to make a reliable assessment of when a vaccine or a therapeutic drug would be ready, so we're not going to set our policies based on our estimate of that. we're going to just provide the support that we can with the tools that we have, and we're going to keep doing that until the recovery is well underway. in terms of main street, so, you know the story, we put out a term sheet, we got a lot of comments. we took those very much to heart. we spent a great deal of time here. it's a challenging space because it's many different kinds of borrowers. they have different needs, different sizes of companies and so we're, as i mentioned, we're very close to announcing a new term sheet which will then become operative fairly quickly. my guess is, though, that we'll keep looking to add products and add different kinds of borrowers to that as we go, and we're well aware of the impo

the main thing that i have in hair, the main quality of this battalion aid station is worth the wait and gold, is a seasoned medic. they can start the i've ease while i am working out here. they can advise the doctors because remember some of these docks how much experienced they have unless they did their residents an intercity detroit not much. just like today and the hospital with the residents and the interns, how much they rely on the seasoned nurses to help them out. so, we've got the guys here. we've got to assess, we stabilize them. then we call them on my cellphones, over here. this is an easy age phone. it's got to the cell batteries attached in here it has got a generator thing, that i can twist on here, and this generates a charge, and this can go to the phone on the opposite end. that will ring it, and then i will toggle the top and on toggle to listen. then i will call transportation. let's have got somebody with a really bad chest wound that need surgery like two hours ago. i will call them up and say we need somebody here now. we need to get them into surgery. we bett

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things he is going to say today on at a call is that the community banks need more money, that is where main street lives, the community banks, when you are talking about that woman who is opening nail salon -- >> yeah; go ahead. >> banks getmen out better than big banks on it know who is credit worthy who isn't given sourtsdz they will get the job done. >> he wants more money for small banks. dagen: they need it community banks deserve a huge hooray for what they have done to get money, to the their small business customers during the show i got a text message from a woman who works in the retail industry we see retail sales numbers by the way, this is march new york city only closed down completely march 22nd she sent me e-mail saying no word whatsoever on a grant or loan from chase. i have been banking with them a long time, what they are doing in terms of communicating with me is unconscionable, my payroll is due the end of this month i am going to have to lay off all the people on my staff. boom. no communication from chase. none. >> jpmorgan yesterday reported james jamie dimon had thi

maine's population is now unemployed.ll over the state, businesses are failing. a forecast produced by oxford economics but asked that maine will be hit harder and longer bi these lockdowns than any other state in the country. so is this a proportionate response to the threat? no. it's not. it's vandalism. mills' speechwriter worked hard to make her reckless policies sound poetic. >> people who now are staying apart so that someday we can all be together again. >> tucker: someday we can be together again. well, thanks, governor, we appreciate your kindness in allowing the buried so how long will that be until we can back together again? while, mills, who is clearly deeply enjoying her new found power didn't how long. there's "no timeline for that." things will not be normal soon, she warned. we are inventing a new normal." you may be wondering, where executives janet mills derive the power to invent a "new normal post quote for 1.3 million people? to remake human society in whatever form she chooses? mills did not explain

exactly it's very difficult for main street to access this capital and that's exactly what happened in the last financial crisis so have the helicopter money and stimulus and large part have prioritized wall street traditionally and so it was a very valiant attempt it was an attempt this time they tried to include main street this time with the bailout and the stimulus check and the p.p.p. loans for small businesses however the problem is an execution fell way short of what was promised as most small businesses they don't even get anything in fact 4 banks are now laying named in a lawsuit who said that large business loans for the crown of buyers at least were prioritized over the for small firms who were then unable to access the funds so if we wells fargo 7 bank of america chase and us bank what they were all named in the lawsuit claiming that they processed larger loans due to the massive fees that they would generate from originating and processing them versus the 1st come 1st serve basis that the trump and ministrations said what happened so while the administration did attempt to

willing to -- main street program. backstop thatg to for losses? of loss our definition in terms of that $454 billion? in terms of so, the risk to --t, of damage to people's skills and isir careers and their lives a function of time to some extent. unemployed,r one is the harder it gets, i think. and we've probably all seen this in our lives. harder it is to get back into to workforce and get back where you were, if you ever get back to where you were. deeper downturns have had -- have left more of a mark, dimension in that with the labor force. that's why, as i mentioned, the urgency doing what we can to prevent that longer run damage. to be that way. we won't be able to limit all of it, but we have the tools to do in we can to keep people touch of the with labor force, working. insolvency too. it doesn't seem fair people should lose everything they including their homes, over this. so nonetheless, there will be of that. we do have some teal to emeal that. o in terms of the money, you it's a e $454 billion, couple things. treasury secretary really

cheryl: main street lending facility. you have got the commercial paper facility but, gary k., one thing i'm still blown away with, i can't believe i'm saying this out loud, they have nearly seven trillion dollar balance sheet at the fed. i never thought i would see that in my lifetime, gary k., there is a lot of concern now about that number? >> oh, i thought it would get there and i think it will go to 16 to $20. let's talk about there is this pandemic. something needed to be done. they have gone to 0% interest rates, so savers are basically screwed. they will stay at zero percent, probably years. they're just going to go keep printing money, every time markets get in trouble or anytime the pipes get clogged going forward. what the ultimate out come of all of this? beats the heck out of me t can't be good when you're conjuring up money out of thin air to do your bidding. i get something has to be done but i think they have gone, i call it run amok and they're making markets used to everything they're doing and good news

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also when does that main street lending facility get deployed? we talked about soon, some businesses are in need now thank you. >> yeah. so we don't -- we're not in a position to make, you know, a reliable assessment of when a vaccine or a therapeutic drug would be ready, so we're not going to set our policies based on our estimate of that. we're going to just provide the support that we can with the tools that we have and we're going to keep doing that until therecovery is well under way. in terms of main street, so you know the story we put out a term sheet. we got a lot of comments we took those very much to heart. we spent a great deal of time here it's a challenging space because it's many different kinds of borrows. they have different needs, different sizes of companies, and so as i mentioned we're very close to announcing a new term sheet, which will then become operative fairly quickly my guess is, though, we'll keep looking to add products and different kinds of borrowers to that as we go. and we're well aware of the importance of doing

and germany's football clubs consider a return to play in maine we take a look at just how realistic and safe the plans are to hold matches without spectators. i marry in evanston it's good to have you with us music fans around the world have been enjoying a virtual mega concert honoring health workers the all star lineup included the rolling stones and grammy winner billy eilish all performing from home the event was broadcast live on streaming services and major t.v. networks. when you're not strong music with an. message. global citizen and lady gaga curated the online 6 hour event as a love letter to the world. posted by jimmy fallon and other u.s. talk show hosts the event celebrated those on the front lines of the fight against the coronavirus. most of these performance would be used to the stage but it was all filmed in their homes and included paul mccartney stevie wonder celine dion billy eilish and elton john. there's been just. on the bridge leave. 'd doing. some of the stars swap performances for messages of solidarity. and african american in large had been severely affe

needed approach between the federal government and the states right now the main testing lab for the state can perform about 300 antibody tests per day while officials believe they can grow that number to 2000 test a day in the coming weeks with nearly 20000000 residents in new york the governor says the state needs all the help they can get from the federal government. meanwhile u.s. politicians continue to blame china for the pandemic and the republican senator lindsey graham suggested that washington should punish by using with sanctions. the largest state sponsor of pandemics this is the 3rd or 4th pandemic that came out of china what should we do to the largest state sponsor of pandemics on the globe which is saying china well since the coronavirus 1st paid in december numerous conspiracy theories have flooded the internet and an idea that the virus was created in a bio weapons lab in new hampshire has gained widespread coverage in the u.s. media to donald trump and his administration have been more than willing to few the speculation. that a lot of people are looking seems that

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here make it difficult to cross the reality or bridge now i stand alone by the grand canal the city's main thoroughfare. we can tell from the packaging that these are boxes of medicines that are being unloaded here the supply chain for the pharmacies appears to be working they are still open. the delivery workers letters film them but they don't want to be interviewed so we move on. the few others we come across give us a wide berth. somehow in this difficult situation it doesn't seem appropriate to confront them with a camera and a microphone. what we're experiencing is extraordinary fascinating but a bit frightening at the same time. we've obtained special permits from the math and completed the self declaration forms required of all italians when they travel otherwise we wouldn't be allowed to be here or talk. luckily our encounter with a caribbean yeti passes off without incident we're filming it secretly with a cell phone. do a film permit yes we've got approval from the mass office. to hear the documents the press office has also been informed. and that's yourself declaration form. y