he says it looks like a third rate grandstand or name thomas massey can a congressman from, unfortunately, a great state kentucky, wants to vote against the new save our workers bill in congress will he cannot stop it, only delay it which is dangerous and costly. workers and small businesses need money now in order to survive. the virus wasn't their fault. give up stupid things to get the big check -- the big picture done.

ahora demÓcratas y republicanos lograron bloquear el pedido del congresista thomas massey, de kentuckyesita con urgencia esos cheques. se vivieron horas dramÁticas en la cámara baja, porque el congresista pretendÍa que los legisladores vinieran a la capital en un momento peligroso, forzando el voto para que fuese registrado, que necesitaban aproximadamente 216 legisladores en un momento muy complicado. recordemos que son dos los legisladores que tienen el coronavirus y que varios estÁn en cuarentena. muchos no pueden llegar a la capital porque no encuentran vuelos y otros tienen miedo de contraer este virus. lo que hemos visto es que legisladores agarraron vuelos, vinieron a la capital, otros vinieron manejando desde sus estados, sus comunidades, massey dijo que estaba en contra de este paquete porque tenÍa la reocupaciÓn de que iba a aumentar la deuda interna del paÍs. pero por horas republicanos y demÓcratas debatieron y demostraron una sola voz. se unieron y esto fue un acto inusual que no vemos mucho en washington. diciendo que si bien esta legislaciÓn no es perfecta, tienen que ac

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aides say that massey asked for the boat. -- the boat. the chair will rule that a sufficient number of members has not stood up for the request. italy is reporting its deadliest day so far in the coronavirus pandemic. although the number of new cases declined, fatalities shot up to 969, the most in a 24 hour. since the start of the outbreak. italy has more than 86,000 total cases, roughly the same as the united states and more than china. a major world leader has become infected. british prime minister boris johnson the announcement today on twitter. test.e taken the it has come out positive, so i am working from home. i am self-isolating. that is entirely the right thing to do. be a no doubt that i can continue, thanks to the wicked -- with agree of modern technology to continue to communicate with my top team and fight back. is self-isolating in his down a street offices after a test on thursday found he had the coronavirus. weeks ago johnson had pledged he would go on shaking hands with everybody. global news 24 hours a day, on air and

his name is thomas massey, republican congressman from kentucky. he appears to be demanding a voice vote for the stimulus package. that means house members need to rush back to washington so that they have a quorum, 216 votes required. so the all-important vote has been delayed. look, first it was speaker pelosi accused of holding things up and now it's a republican. you just got to shake your head at this. look at the market this morning. we are going to be down today, of course that follows an enormous 20% rally in the last three days. perhaps investors are upset with the delay in the stimulus vote. perhaps there's some profit taking after the explosive rally. the dow will open this morning with a loss of around 700 points. the s&p, down about 200. the nasdaq off about 82. a decline at the opening bell. >>> president trump, he wants to get the economy back up and running again as soon as possible. he has a plan to divide counties by risk, high, medium and low, depending on medical conditions. some of those low risk counties may be able to bring s

>> he made a joke about a man named congressman massey, i thought he was out of line. because of that, i guess a lot of people had to come back and had to go into a place which frankly we are not supposed to be in light of what we are doing with deborah, tony, all of the professionals. people had to come back. just no reason for it. john curry made a joke about it, and i agreed with his joke. i said i never knew he had that kind of personality, but we put it up, and he was right. we will see you in a couple of minutes. >> the signing ceremony for the $2 trillion coronavirus economic aid package, which now goes into law. we expect to be hearing again from president trump as he and members of the coronavirus task force brief reporters at the white house. schedules start -- scheduled to start live at any moment, but closer to

the president slammed massey as a third rate grand stander. john kerry topped that tweeting breaking new, congressman massey has tested positive for being an a-hole, he must be quarantined to prevent the spread of his massive sue pidity, finally something the president and i can agree on. massey was asked about his new found infamy. >> third rate grandstander? >> i'm at least second rate. >> jim acosta reporting there. new york city is reporting more than 26,000 cases of coronavirus and there is growing concern tonight about emerging outbreaks in other other major cities. erica hill has more. >> reporter: los angeles, the latest city to see a spike in cases, tripling in less than a week. across california, the numbers jumping 26% in one day to more than 3800. and with more than 100,000 confirmed in the u.s., new hot spots expose a growing need. in detroit, the police chief and 39 officers among those testing positive. hospitals pleading for help. >> we don't have enough masks, we don't have enough gowns. and we need more from the federal gover

vote. >> i request a recorded vote. >> his demand blasted by both parties, the president calling massey is third rate grand stander, spacing themselves out on the chamber to overrule him. >> we will fight together to win together. >> right now we're going to pass this legislation. >> the cares act will bring much needed aid to millions of workers and business owners, now without sources of income. payments made to millions, potentially going out in early april. for those earning $75,000 or less, $1,200 but $500 per child. unemployment checks going up $600 per week for four months. benefits extended to 39 weeks, and student loan payments extended for six months. the president making use of the defense production act for the first time, directing general motors to begin building ventilators, saying they would be ready to ship as early as next month. president trump firing back of governor's critical of his response to the outbreak, including washington governor jay inslee, and michigan governor gretchen whitmer. >> if they don't treat you right, i don't call. >> reporter: abc news, washin

if massey calls for a recorded vote, he won't get a second. he can then ask if there's a quorum. will go and make sure the count, all those folks that have come into the room, if in fact there are 216 of them, they can voice vote and be done and this package will be passed and ready to be enrolled and sent to president before the close of business today. that's the plan, andrea. >> that's the plan. i wish i had a few magic minutes. could use a few magic minutes. >> reporter: those are popular in cable news. >> exactly. thank you, garrett. i know you'll have the latest. meanwhile, the number of positive covid-19 cases rises, we are staggering news from university of washington. 80,000 could die in the next four months from covid-19. joining me, dr. ben gupta, from washington medical center, nbc news medical contributor happily. put this into context. is this a prediction, a forecast, a guess? >> i think my colleagues at the institute of metrics and evaluation have done us a great service and the government should feel the same way an act accordingly. these are forecasts, best pred

. >> reporter: kentucky republican tom massey demanding a rollcall vote if he chooses. republican leadership allowing voice votes to advancing but to no avail. they are making plans to fly back earlier despite the health concern. if that happens, the capital district in writing, access will be limited. congressional staff have an office located in the capital with designated access. even if the company by a member, they will not be permitted inside the capital but even if there is a delay nancy pelosi says we will get there. >> passing strong bipartisan support. >> reporter: as the president ways options to consider reopening parts of the country at lower risk a new fox news poll shows the most trusted man in america today is anthony fauci when it comes to coronavirus but 50% of americans approve of the way donald trump has responded, 51-46. when it comes to job performance the american people approve of the president 48%, congress who only got 31%. knows where this will go but not good news for congress. we know that they will open up the house at 9:00 am, 2 hours of d

i want to begin with friday's boat and the procedure move from congressman massey. a number of colleagues are upset they had to make a trip back to washington to force the vote. what were you hearing? rep. walden: it was unfortunate, unfair and unnecessary. we all get a voting card. we have a right to privileges on the house floor. it was just not necessary at all. we have the votes. we have a quorum in the house, as was easily identified and removed on. in the end it did not have a delay in effect but it did discomfort some members. we are 435 -- we are down a couple of members. there are a lot of members that illnesses and are dealing with things that make them more vulnerable to the virus. i don't know. it was a waste. it was unfortunate. steve: did the move put members at a health risk? rep. walden: i think it did. otherwise members would have stayed more isolated. they would not have driven here from michigan or ohio. gotten on a plane like i did from the west coast or fly down from new york or somewhere. i'm sure they would have rather stayed where they were.

. >> reporter: flying back to the capital after a last-ditch effort by gop representative thomas massey to force a role call vote. >> i request a recorded vote. >> reporter: blasted by both parties, the president calling massey a third-rate grandstander, spacing themselves on the floor in chamber to assure a quorum. >> we will fight it together until we win together. >> right now we're going to pass this legislation. >> reporter: it will bring much-needed aid to workers and business owners now without sources of income, payments made going out in early april for those earning $75,000 or less get $1200 plus $500 per child, unemployment checks going up $600 a week for four months, benefits extended from 26 to 39 weeks and student loan payments suspended for six months. also today, the president making use of the defense production act for the first time, directing general motors to begin making ventilators. president trump firing back at governors critical of his response to the outbreak, including washington governor jay inslee and michigan governor, saying he wants them to be appreciati

they are talking about throwing massey out of the party. in the debate are asked to stay in their offices, this out of social distancing concerns. speaker nancy pelosi expects the stimulus package, however, to pass today. >>> president trump is trying to reopen the economy by divvying up the country into high and low-risk counties for coronavirus. the health experts say does that work, does it make sens sense? man: with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works three ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation, for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. think your copd medicine is d

one representative massey is calling for an actual lengthening of this program by roll call.e watching it closely and we will bring in the news as it happens from the house floor. this is also happening. unemployment claims are skyrocketing to a record high. a fox news poll finds 89% of registered voters are very or somewhat concerned about an economic recession. pete, i know that this is something on fox & friends have been spending a lot of time on today as you talk to house members and so forth. what is the feeling out of the white house that you have been able to gleam on the issue? >> pete: that you have to go big and you have to go now. they hit will be hard, and it is coming soon. it already has happening for people. but the quicker you get money in their pockets and the quicker you get small businesses the opportunity to receive low interest or no interest loans so that they can retain their employees, the longer you can have people do okay or manage their way as we medically slow to curb so that the sky rocket on the other end is as quick as possible. that's what you

trump: he made a joke, i thought he was on a congressman massey. because of that, i guess people had to come back and they had to go into a place where they were not supposed to be in light of what we are doing with deborah and tony at all the professionals. people had to come back. no reason for it. itn kerry made a joke out of and i agreed with his joke. i never knew he had that kind of a personality. we put it up and he was right. we will see you in a couple minutes. >> >> tonight on c-span, a special edition of washington journal, looking at the effect of the coronavirus on the u.s. food supply. we welcome your calls and comments. after that, today's coronavirus task force referring. and the governors of new york, new jersey and louisiana. -- coronavirus task force briefing. talking about their efforts to combat the endemic. now, special presentation of washingtonou

. >> reporter: despite massey, the bill sailed through the package sends $1200 to adults earning up to $75,000 a year, $2400 for joint returns at $500 per child. most americans will receive that money via direct deposit within three weeks, others by check. unemployment benefits vary from state to state from 250 to $800 a week the rescue package adds $600 per week for up to four months. those benefits will run for 39 weeks critical for brandy hagan, a hair stylist out of work in michigan. >> the $600 will help our mortgage i have a car payment our insurance. i have a 4-year-old daughter it will help us get groceries. >> reporter: nick anthony owns a greek grill in san antonio forced to lay off 49 of his 61 employees. >> the ones that are supporting their families, those are the ones we really tried to keep on board and give as many hours as we can. >> reporter: meanwhile, more banks are allowing affected customers to defer payments on credit cards, mortgages and loans and pausing evictions and foreclosures as the country faces a serious economic threat. lester >> tom costello, thanks. >

prevent the spread of his massive stupidity finally something the president and i can agree on that masseyas asked about his newfound infamy if grand stander. i'm at least send it the white house is expected to sort out its plans for the nation's social distancing guidelines over the weekend but in the president's letter to the nation's governors. >>he hinted those measures may be relaxed. >>now that president trump has signed that trillion stimulus bill the question is when can the american people expect to get those promise checks. well, here's a warning before the bill was even signed today, one man in florida received this alleged to covid 19 stimulus check for more than $3,000. this was on thursday luckily, the man knew that it was too good to be true, but he wanted to post it to social media to warn others about the scam. >>where water to post that the senate i could i know that some people, especially like people are have fallen for some like >>as of right now there is no official date on when people can expect to receive a mail a check in the mail but here is what we don't know peo

health advice and flying back to the capital after a last-ditch effort by gop representative thomas massey to force a roll call vote. >> i request a recorded vote. >> reporter: blasted by both parties, the president calling massey a third-rate grandstander. congress spacing themselves out on the floor in chamber to assure a quorum and overrule him. >> we will fight it together until we win together. >> right now we're going to pass this legislation. >> reporter: it will bring much-needed aid to workers and business owners now without sources of income, payments made to millions, potentially going out in early april, for those earning $75,000 or less, $1200, plus $500 per child. unemployment checks going up $600 per week for months, extended for up to four months and student loans suspended for six months. the president directing general motors to begin building ventilators, gm saying those ventilators would be ready to ship as early as next month. president trump firing back at governors critical of his response to the outbreak, including jay inslee and gretchen witmer. >> if they don't tr

a crack i mean i'll burn containment building of the davis massey nuclear reactor could keep that power plant shutdown longer than expected 1st energy says it will restart look plans until the crack displaced those who live in the shadow of dyspepsy see any problem can be alarming i don't give it a whole line of thought that once in a while when you hear something wrong like that concerns you. the nuclear regulatory commission is monitoring the situation in indian point nuclear energy center in a condition no one wants to see with black smoke pouring out of these photos were posted on social media as responders on site ones plus these firefighters nearby like went in to find a transformer turning. new york governor andrew cuomo came to see the response up close for himself this was a relatively minor situation but we're told your brother nuclear power really minor situations. radioactive tritium is leaking from 3 quarters of all u.s. commercial nuclear power sites and a cancer causing material often seeps into groundwater from corroded buried piping that's what the sociedad press conclu

. >> reporter: one member of congress, republican thomas massey of kentucky hinting he'll call for a recorded vote on the coronavirus rescue forcing at least 216 lawmakers back to washington to vote in person. michigan's fred upton tweets i'm driving back to d.c. to help get this thing over the finish line. arizona's ruben gallego, i'm jumping on the red eye tonight. dean phillips calls it a principled but misguided stunt that will cost taxpayers $200,000. >> we have members who are quarantined. we have members who have challenges with airlines getting their flights canceled. >> reporter: at stake, $1,200 checks for americans and billions for unemployment, hospitals, businesses, and state and local government. house speaker nancy pelosi says she's confident it will pass today. >> we expect to have a voice vote on whatever it is. >> reporter: scrambling to save the economy and americans running out of cash. tracie potts, nbc news. >>> and provided the stimulus bill is approved it will be a huge relief for millions of people suddenly facing major uncertainty. bob redell live for us fro

passed, but not without a few hours of heated debate and also some drama when congressman thomas massey called for a roll call vote. that vote would not have stopped the bill, but it could have delayed it for several hours, while members would vote one by one. >> i came here to make sure our republic doesn't die by unanimous consent an empty chamber. >> ard roed vote is re -- a recorded vote is refused. i object on the basis that a quorum is not present. >> a quorum is present. the motion is adopted. >> house speaker pelosi was able to get enough members stuffed in the house gallery and on the house floor in order to reach a quorum essentially meaning there was a majority of members present for the vote. >> i want to say to our colleagues who are watching these proceedings from their chambe chambers, in the house, to come forward and come to the -- come to the gallery and listen from here so that when the time comes, we will be prepared to proceed. mr. mccarthy and mr. hoyer had sent a communication to all of you to that effect, but it is very important that you come now. the sooner you

pelosi, you're wring a biography of speaker pelosi -- she -- we've already spoken about republican masseybut you saw o cazz yo cortezt from the l criticize this deal. wondering if it has enough oversight. is she prepared to deal with that kind of critsfrism -- criticism from the left? >> she's had that from the beginning. this debate over the role of government has been settled to somee. deg we have now accepted as a cotry in the country a bigger role in the federal government. who do you turn to to feed school kids to support small businesses to even take equity stakes in airlines, to do all the things that these series of bills have done? people are looking to the federal government to dot with almost no debate. you think about what the a prepercussio going to be for the country, whether or not there is a fourth bill. the role of the government has shifted in a big way. robert: the ideological fault they're backing direct payments to americans, a plan that was only advocated by andrew yang. >> we'll have blowback whene w catch our breath but at the moment they have decided this is the g

thomas massey is expected to man an in-person vote. >> reporter: the united states has the most reported coronavirus cases in the world with more than 1,000 now dead and on the eve of a critical vote the house set to approve a $2.2 trillion emergency coronavirus relief package president trump looking to reassure america >> i think you'll see a very fast turn around once we have a victory over the hidden enemy. >> as hospitals struggle to keep up with the rising tide of patients, more than 3 million americans filed for unemployment last week, a record number twice as bad as expected >> but it's a lot of jobs but i think we'll come back very strong the sooner we get back to work, every day we stay out it gets harder to bring it back quickly. >> the president pushing to reopen the country at least in less affected areas as the chairman of the federal reserve promises to prop up the economy with unprecedented emergency lendsing predicting a sharp recovery >> there's nothing fundamentally wrong with our economy quite the contrary. >> reporter: stocks rallied again after the senate approved th

they knew massey. were doing this. when. the soldiers came to us 3 times then they left us lying on the ground and luck to see. it was late afternoon. i thought i was going to die. i close my eyes and said my last prayer. at that moment they set the house on fire. but i managed to crawl out. i used to be afraid of death but i'm not afraid anymore. men and women separated children massacred systematic rape. they used the same methods and almost all the villages they attacked. matthew smith has an ngo that defends human rights in asia. he's investigating the violence suffered by the right people. we documented upwards of 11000 soldiers from 27 battalions that were operational during these attacks that requires decisions by people in power that requires time and resources to plan so all of these all of these aspects certainly speak to a genocidal intent. on. the eyewitness accounts of the. vipers are unanimous the soldiers want to love. their men it is our destiny and it would be handsome soldiers acted together to yes they are

eventually be passed but it's not too happy with one member of his own republican party representative massey in fact he was railing against him for slowing down the process on twitter calling this a publicity stunt it's pretty clear this is likely to pass it has bipartisan support but what they were hoping to do is get this through with a voice vote it appears that this one member of congress may be making that difficult to happen and that is simply going to slow down the process of the u.s. president not very happy about that and making it known very vocally on twitter to me what is the timeline then when is this likely to pos and also just remind our viewers of how unprecedented this economic stimulus package really is it's huge isnt it. yes it's historic in terms of the proportions it is 2 trillion dollars it's going to allow for cash payments for americans that if essentially lost their jobs we're talking tens of millions this would mean that a family of 4 could see a check of ford's of $3000.00 but in the midst of all this the u.s. president has one thing in mind in terms of getting thi

were in and she that people still bond that to take home with well if tower will let disp the way at massey on project messages in car people to stay at home amid a career of long. as of tonight so vintage at the owls if eight am to eleven pm that towel like help with that messages off. thanks we'll bring thosese images of coursrse that law from at paris all the life tower. i was saying this at to a life out with powerful. encouraging people to see home to stay. admitted this up. there you have it right still time nicee hotel and glistening eyes that once again at the country pays homage to those who are on the frontline of the rotavirus. this is. she well of course bring us some more news from france- in a short while let's tell you first about the death toll f from the cororonavs initially that such by nine hundred ninety to more than nine thousand not easilyy the country's highest at daily tally well there's nine hundred nineteen people who died over the last twenty four hours can pass with seven hundred and twelve deaths on thursday the total number of confirmed cases that has risen to

a larger number than the based here in paris a reported ninety massey-- has this- with the democrats have ruled out that paris headquarters. tuesday it isn't just the day for americans inn key u. s. states the cost that bollocks but also the democrats all over the world including here in paris throughout this evening we've seen registered democrats trickling in. the cost that bolollards in some of the divisionons within the democratic party have really been on show today. from supporters of any kind of a job. the judge telling us that since they dropped out of the race they'll be out person that crosses next to. joe biden the moderate constant remaining in this election some people telling us that voting for elizabeth warren. many people telling us. posting bodies is the most lasting. tend the from runner is in. some people say this. bernie sandeders because they here in. in the seen the strong. system that is something the body status is talked about replicating it. in the united states nobody stands as one of the democrats approve primary last time back in twenty sixteen but we won

they knew no massey. when. the soldiers came to us 3 times then they left us lying on the ground and like to see. it was late afternoon. i thought i was going to die. i close my eyes and said my last prayer. at that moment they set the house on fire. but i managed to crawl out. i used to be afraid of death but i'm not afraid anymore of the father of. men and women separated children massacred systematic rape. they used the same methods and almost all the villages they attacked. matthew smith as an ngo the defense human rights in asia. he's investigating the violence suffered by the rock in japan. we documented upwards of 11000 soldiers from 27 battalions that were operational during these attacks that requires decisions by people in power that requires time and resources to plan so all of these all of these aspects certainly speak to a genocidal intent. of. the eyewitness accounts of the. vipers are unanimous the soldiers want to love. their men it is what i should do and it would be hands on soldiers acted tog

john kerry who is tweeting that it is the one thing that both can agree on is that representative massey the man that is holding this operate now from being fast tracked and signed into law is they say a 3rd rate grandstander so that's where things stand they're looking at the floor of the house of representatives right now still debating unclear when this vote is going to happen and if they have enough members in order to make it possible thanks to that kimberly hall good line from washington d.c. nearly 800 deaths have been recorded in spain in the past 24 hours since their highest number in a single day motha at it all has more from madrid. the official sources gave us today they get daily figures and they're giving us a $5000.00 of death to death toll and a total of a little bit more about $64000.00 of people infected by coronavirus in spain from which nearly a 15 percent 9500 of people infected in spain are doctors and nurses this is quite worrying as the last few years really used to say there will 5400 of the workers infected by coronavirus and today we could flow 1000 more people

fast tracking the vote drew attention from president trump who also took to twitter referring to massey as a 3rd rate grandstander who was just trying to delay the bill for publicity but was from called for throwing that the out of the republican party he has not been the only critic of this deal today on the house floor arguments were heard both for and against the deal but members who voiced their opinions were limited to just one minute h. i don't agree with every proposal included in this bill the vast majority of it will work directly to provide relief to the people who need it most communities across the nation expect this body to act today the truth is this bill will spend 6 trillion dollars not 2 trillion dollars even that cost fails to include the cost of borrowing this money there is no attempt by congress to reduce spending elsewhere in the budget to pay for this bill the sad truth is that most of this money in this bill is unrelated to finding the coronavirus. now as a reminder while the 2 trillion dollar stimulus package includes direct checks for americans more than $35000

donald trump saying on twitter looks like a 3rd right grandstanded name for representative thomas massey from kentucky wants to vote against the save our workers bill in congress he just wants the public city eccentric citrix osha he should be thrown out of the republican party can you put it into some context for me. yeah that was the hiccup that i was alluding to that has just come down in the last half hour or so and one of the other parts of the tweets by donald trump there is he says it is hell dealing with the dems had to give up some stupid things in order to get the big picture done 90 percent gray what he's acknowledging there is look at this is not a good deal in the eyes of either party but they came to a compromise in order to help the american people at least that's what they believe so donald trump's not too happy that a member of his own republican party is putting the brakes on this legislation that they were honestly hoping to have passed at the beginning of the week so donald trump is venting his frustrations there to a member of his own republican party they're quite v

pero hubo drama, suspenso, aplausos, hasta tambiÉn en ojos, porque un republicano se trata de tomÁs masseyun momento donde es muy difÍcil para ellos poder venir a la capital, poder encontrar vuelos, en estos momentos en la capital aumentan los casos con coronavirus, y muchos legisladores tienen miedo de estar aquÍ, en la capital tomaron muchos vuelos, algunos manejara, y se pudo ver drama,en el pleno muchos de legisladores vio con un distanciamiento el uno del otro como medida de precauciÓn. por fin los legisladores, en una uniÓn tanto republicanos como demÓcratas, lograron bloquear este esfuerzo, y la legislaciÓn es aprobada. recalco que esto ha salido hace sÓlo unos instantes, hay otro congresista que tiene el coronavirus, en la cÁmara baja, y eso eleva el nÚmero tres, se trata de joe connie jan, de carolina del sur. mario dÍaz-balart tambiÉn tiene coronavirus, y . algo que me impresionÓ mucho fue la uniÓn de los republicanos y de los demÓcratas en querer aprobar de inmediato este paquete inmediato de estÍmulo econÓmico para que los cheques vayan de inmediato a las manos de quienes lo ne

country shutting down and doing so rapidly with an unknown view towards what's going to happen next massey mentioned earlier half of all the copen $1000.00 deaths worldwide have been until european countries at spain and italy and there still no sign the outright bear is nearing its peak all right and reports. such is the scale of this crisis there is a risk that the numbers start to lose meaning and the deaths become minister to sticks to be noted but scarcely mourned but in italy there was no escaping scenes like these on saturday in st joseph church in syria the coffins containing $45.00 coronavirus victims laid out in rows to be blessed this group just half of the 90 parishioners these priests have attended in recent days as though they took ill or badly the authorities no longer knew it but the coffins the saddest thing is that these bodies were left so naked so alone there were people who died where no one could see or hear them without the possibility to talk to their loved ones so that anyone who could comfort them spain now has more than 5000 dead from the virus with more expected

joining us by phone, gabriel massey.uickly, explain to us this would be a recession unlike anything we have ever seen before. >> it depends on your view of recessions. for me, businesses and households will get pessimistic and cut back their spending for that is usually stuff like durable goods. households will drive their cars longer, maybe they will not buy a house. most of those recessions originate in things like durable goods. because of social distancing in this recession, people will stop doing services. that makes a big difference because services are very labor-intensive by their nature. when you go out to eat, you are involved with a lot more humans than you are when you buy a car. we have a lot more employees in the service sector, so we will see a hemorrhaging of jobs. joe: we already know that we will see the biggest initial jobless claim in history this thursday, absolute obliteration. what does the different nature of this recession tell us about what it is going to take to come out of the recession? somew

aides say that massey asked for the boat. -- the boat.l rule that a sufficient number of members has not stood up for the request. italy is reporting its deadliest day so far in the coronavirus pandemic. although the number of new cases declined, fatalities shot up to 969, the most in a 24 hour. since the start of the outbreak. italy has more than 86,000 total cases, roughly the same as the united states and more than china. a major world leader has become infected. british prime minister boris johnson the announcement today on twitter.

. >> reporter: sources say that is kentucky republican tom massey, who will demand the rollcall, he tweeted article 1 section 5 clause 1 requires the leadership try to get him to allow the voice vote but to no avail. they advise never to fly back to washington this morning if they are able, do so cautiously. the sergeant at arms issuing new guidance in preparation for writing this, access is extremely limited to levers of congress, we have an office located in the capital, designated for axis. of a person does not have a capital office he must be accompanied by a member. they will not be allowed inside the capital even if there is a delay, nancy pelosi says they will get there. >> it will pass on strong bipartisan support. >> reporter: the president ways options to consider reopening parts of the country in areas of low risk, fox news poll shows the most trusted man in america when it comes to battling coronavirus is doctor anthony fauci but 54% of americans approve of the way the president has responded. when it comes to job performance overall the american people approve of the president

massey's problem?nna: he likes to cast himself as a constitutionalist, making sure to object to anything that does not follow the constitution praise where he has won from some super conservatives for taking that stance, but in this case, you are endangering the lives of lawmakers traveling across the country. testedmakers have positive for the coronavirus and others are in self-quarantine. the president even tweeted against him a few minutes ago, saying he was a third-rate grandstand her and calling for him to be thrown out of the grandstanderrty -- and calling for him to be thrown out of the republican party. us: anna edgerton joining from washington. i want to update numbers under the u.k. in terms of virus count. 79,e count now rising to 40,5 that from 11,658 yesterday. and the u.k. is not testing a great point at this time. the prime minister now confirmed as one of those with coronavirus. the u.k. death toll rising to 759 from 570 eight yesterday. a huge pickup, in a similar way to what we are se

planning a long distance voice vote overnight at least one member of the house, republican thomas massey might force a recorded vote, meaning at least 216 members must show up to vote on the house floor. the rescue plan aimed at helping american families and businesses would provide an additional 13 weeks of unemployment benefits, plus an extra $600 per week for four months. it would send loans to small businesses that retain their employees and $1200 to most adults plus $500 per child the treasury secretary steve mnuchin says those individuals could see that money direct deposited within three weeks it comes as president trump is previewing new guidelines for state and local officials grappling with the outbreak, allowing them to set their own standard for social distancing. >> we may take sections of our country. we may take large sections of our country that aren't so seriously affected and we may do it that way. but we've got to start the process pretty soon. >> the president in a letter to america's governors says his administration will classify counties as high, medium, and low ri

republican of south carolina, and what's festerring in his state and we've also got congressman tom massey, the president said he was grandstanding, nancy pelosi said he was over doing it, and he almost grounded the entire stimulus to a halt. we thought we would hear from him on why he did what he did and stopping what he didn't succeed in stopping he's here and only here. in the meantime let's go to steve harrigan in atlanta where they are still trying to get a handle on how big this is getting and whose getting hit the hardest. steve? >> reporter: neil, some more new numbers overnight, the death toll percentage that determines how many people actually died in the u.s. who have tested positive for the virus that stands now at 1.51%. that's lower than the world average and that number is likely to continue to change as more testing goes on. as far as the u.s. cases go, it hit a milestone this week of 100,000 cases, and that's 17% of all world cases. new york state being hit the hardest with 44% of all u.s. cases and inside new york state, new york city has about half of those cases, so rea

through the senate, good morning to you, the bill could be held up in the house by one man, thomas masseyman, a republican congressman, from kentucky. he has indicated he wants a real vote on the bill not just a voice vote. he will vote no and wants other members of congress on record did they vote yes or no. his supporters point out we're talking trillions of dollars and it is appropriate to get on the record. now that means people have to return to the house to vote. if they can get a quorum they should start debating any moment now and they will conduct an official vote at 8:00 a.m. our time, we esating on reaching a deal with general motors to build ventilators because of the cost. gm and other companies have volunteered to build them but they still expect to get paid. on fox news president trump questioned why new york state governor andrew cuomo was asking for so many ventilators, he has said his state may need as many as 30,000. trump said i don't believe you need 30,000 ventilators. major hospitals sometimes have two. >> people who have covid-19 often get pneumonia and cannot brea

his name is thomas massey, republican congressman from kentucky.to be demanding a voice vote for the stimulus package. that means house members need to rush back to washington so that they have a quorum, 216 votes required. so the all-important vote has been delayed. look, first it was speaker pelosi accused of holding things up and now it's a

they were forced to deny this effort by congressman thomas massey of kentucky to reverent him from forcing a vote. nevertheless, they overruled his effort. they pushed back. people were upset. but at the end of the day, this bill did pass, signed into law by the president. now americans can start sensing some relief. the question, though, what will congress do next, especially if this is not enough? manu raju, cnn, capitol hill. >> manu, thank you for that. hours after the president signed the bill he then issued a statement saying that the administration would not comply with one of the provisions. one involving oversight. >> kristen holmes is there. we had an economist on earlier that said oversight is imperative here because this is a bill where there could be ripe indicators of fraud or misuse. what reason is the president giving to dismiss the oversight portion of this? >> well, that's right, christi, keep this in mind, democrats certainly think this is a critical part of this bill. it's a safe guard they put in place in order to get democrats to agree to the $500 billion portion of t

the massive plan was approved on a voice vote but only after massey -- italy is reporting its deadliestr. the number of new cases actually declined today. fidelity's from the disease shot up to nine hundred 69, the most in a 24-hour period since the start of the outbreak. italy has more than 86,000 total cases, roughly the same as the u.s. and more than china where the disease first occurred. boris johnson has the virus experiencing mild symptoms and had a test yesterday. video on twitter saying he is in self isolation and his downing street offices. let us go to president trump now at the white house. we are is thep: -- they are setting aside their differences and putting america first. this legislation provides for direct payments to individuals to support small businesses as well. we are going to keep small and big businesses strong keeping our country strong and jobs strong. 300 historic bill includes million dollars and wrecked cash payments available to every american citizen earning less then $99,000 a year. for a typical family of four. $3400. retentionon in job loans for small

a lot were not happy they were forced to deny this effort by congressman thomas massey of kentucky tofrom forcing a vote. nonetheless they overruled his effort. they pushed back. people were upset. at the end of the day this bill did pass signed into law my the president. americans can expect some relief but what sque what will congress do next especially if this is not enough. manu raju, cnn, capitol hill. >>> financial experts ted jenkins is with us now. it's nice to see you. i want to take a nice deep breath behind you. he's with oxygen financial. let's dive into what we have to. you have to help save businesses and help individual families simultaneously in order for this to work. do you see this working? >> i guess this is the whole theory of the chicken or the egg. families will get some money in a city pen. $1,200 per adult for single individuals that make less than $75,000 it will be $1,200. for marry couples that make less than $150,000 it's $2400 and you get a $500 stipend for kids 16 years and younger and unemployment benefits will go up, be extended. a stipend of $600 per