mary kay, what are you hearing from your members? what is the major concern? >> a lot of what we heard from the illinois nurse who is crying from rick and shocked at the lack of equipment, to esther who talked about rationing. our members are outraged and scared about the terrible position that government inaction and irresponsible cooperations have put 10 million health care workers. it's just wrong. nursing home workers are issued rain ponchos because there is not enough personal protective equipment. rns are having to jury-rig their own masks. respiratory therapists are having to wear personal protective gowns from one patient to another in violation of their own practice standards. it's just unconscienceable that president trump and the federal government have put health care workers, fast food workers, airport workers, grocery workers, restaurant workers, everybody who is on the front lines of this pandemic that is trying to care and serve for america doesn't have the tools they need to get the job done or to protect themselves and their families. and pre

mary kay. i know better than that. the american come in and play a vital role.inlaw finish his south carolina career with 10 sacks reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>and coming up tonight at kron 4 news at 6 kron four's kate rooney will take a closer look at the forty-niners other first round pick and still ahead here on kron 4 news at 5 billions of dollars are now available and a new coronavirus relief package. what's being done to make sure that that money goes to small businesses. instead of big corporations. plus the stay at home orders are meant for people meaning animals have more space to roam about and now some wildlife groups say they're overwhelmed. and eyes are on georgia tonight, one of the first states to reopen businesses during this pandemic and lawmakers say what happens there could be a model for the rest of the >>we're a small businessman we don't have any real root still comes in we we don't come here and get a lot of crying woman so i also pray hard about it. >>and the fact of the matter is i mean they're going to t

one of the panelists, mary kay carey, can tell us about the sculpture and the president who it portrays. mary kay say fellow at the miller institute, and she has been teaching in the politics part of the university. she was a speechwriter and communication specialist in all parts of the bush/quayle campaign in 1988 and in the george bush presidency. and philip zelico is the former director of the miller center and member of the history department here, held prominent positions in both bushes' administrations, both george and george w. administrations and did other things that i am not aware of that are worth noting. and then chris liu, a senior fellow here at the miller center. and he has worked in over the years all three branchs of government, and i don't know how many people can say that truthfully at least, including seven years in the obama administration. so what we'll do is what we did the first time around, which is to take the cartoons from each of the presidencies in sequence, and all of them are oliphant creations that are now part of the university of virginia's special coll

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. >>> nurse laurie marie kay at st. tal in michigan did something special for colleagues during a shift change. listen to this. ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ ♪ but now i see >> absolutely beautiful. "all in" with chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. from the beginning, from the first reports of a new mysterious pneumonia in china and the first intelligence reports that our government got, there's been a question that has hung over the entire u.s. government, over the whole world but our government specifically as it thought about how to deal with this. how fatal, how dangerous is this disease? even though we now know there is a stack of reports warning that the pandemic was coming that it posed an enormous public health risk, the people in the trump administration

mary kay. i know better than that you know. the american come in and play a vital role. >>kinlaw finish his south carolina career with 10 sacks reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas score on for news. >>francisco 49 ers tonight. >>after months of speculation, they would draft a wide receiver with one of their early picks the 49 ers did just that san francisco traded too late around picks to the minnesota vikings to move up from 31 to 25th. and made a su receiver brandon aiyuk the newest member of the red and gold ioc's mother is a lifelong 49 er fan and he is eager to prove to the team which was his childhood team favorite they made the right choice and drafting him. >>plus a lot to learn saw a lot to grow my i just think that for me to soon as it is live in this artist's in sparta and so it was an exciting part because we are going get better. >>all right another train, the forty-niners won't pick again until round 5 but they say they could not be happier with their first 2 rounds selection all right other news tonight kron 4 saluting graduates in the class of 202

before they left, marie's friend kay had asked the pastor and his wife for marie's belongings. gave her marie's computer. the bad news was it had been erased but -- >> i brought it into the sheriff's department for them to take a look. >> we had our forensic tech reanalyze the computer, and it gave us a beautiful copy of her phone download that she had done when she backed her phone up. >> reporter: wow. but maybe it wasn't so lucky. there were thousands of text messages, but they were an unreadable jumble of symbols and words. >> this particular coin -- >> reporter: though look at this. marie shot this video that did survive. showing the pastor hawking gold and silver online, apparently while running the church. >> valuing this coin at over $500. lemme tell you, that's exciting stuff. >> reporter: was james just a pastor? or part time flim-flam man? so this is where things stood when an anonymous tip came in. >> crimestoppers. >> reporter: startling. if true, it would solve the case. >> and in the tip, it says that james buried her in the backyard. >> reporter: that's some tip

it is an extraordinary work one of our panelists, mary kay carey, can tell us something about that sculpture and about the president who it portrays american is a senior fellow at the center. she has been teaching this year at the politics department at the university she was a speech writer and a communication specialist of all sorts in 1988 and then and george bush presidency, if philip, former director of the miller center and a member of the history department here, held prominent positions and both bushes administrations. both george and george w. administrations and probably did other things that i am not even aware of that are worth noting. and then chris low, i've seen fellow at the miller center has worked over the years and all three branches of government. i don't know how many people get to say that truthfully, including seven years in the obama administration. what we are going to do is the same thing we did the first time around. we will take cartoons from each one of these presidencies and sequence all of them creations, that are now part of the university of virginia's specia

mary kay. i know better than that you know. the american come in and play a vital role.south carolina career with 10 sacks reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>francisco 49 ers select. >>and that was san francisco's picks said to the minnesota vikings, they traded so they move up from 31 to 25 and they made receiver, brandon aiyuk the newest member of the red goal use mother is a lifelong niners fan. >>and he's eager to prove to the team that he can do it they were 49 ers were his childhood favorite team. and so he wants them to think when we made the right choice and drafted him. >>but still a lot to learn saw a lot to grow my just think that for me to soon is islam and starting to see in sparta and so as not to send part because we are going get better. >>the niners are not gonna pick again until round 5 today, but they say they could not be happier with their first round and i could not be happy to have that under my belt, i'll admit because it's a draft us on. >>they did some cool stuff in the beginning i don't know if they're going to do it

. ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ ♪ was blind but now i see >> and nurse lori marie kay is joining to you and everyone in the health care field. how are you and your colleagues doing this morning, lori? how are you doing? >> hello, robin. you know, these last few weeks have been challenging but we just have to remember why we're here and that is to be here for our patients, especially during this difficult time. >> yes, we have to remember that. you have such a sweet voice. even your speaking voice is so sweet. i know how it sounds when you sing. so tell us, how did you go about choosing "amazing grace" and the time in which you sang the song? just tell us a little bit, the the background about how all of that came about. >> someone approached me and she asked in the morning, and she said, you know what, the last few weeks -- can you sing and speak to it because, you know, the last few weeks like i said, were challenging. we're a surgical floor and now we're a full covid floor. so all health care workers have kind of been adapting to that. here at saint mercy livonia we're a cathol

written by tom colon, produced by roger wolf, directed by jack simon, script research by rose marie scoffyellow, and kay mcdonough. "the silent invader" has been brought to you as a public service by the westinghouse broadcasting company in cooperation with the american medical association, the public health service of the u.s. department of health education and welfare, and the university of pittsburgh health center. announcer: this is american history tv featuring events, interviews, archival films, and visits to college classrooms, museums, and historic places. exploring our nation's past every weekend on c-span3. on "lecturesnight in history," we visit the classroom of professor nicole myers-turner who teaches about enslaved of formerly african americans following emancipation. >> what does it mean to be free? one of the key areas that we heard from garrison fraser, what do free people want? land. they want to be independent, and land was an important part of it. they wanted control of their own labor, fruits of their own labor. one way we get a look at what free people wanted was a look at now the