it's radical, it's amazing but of course mclean wasn't the first person to think of this . the idea of owning the stock in a box and moving the box, this goes back to the early 20thcentury but when mclean realized is you need to the whole system going . you need the trains to adapt and you need to talk to adapt, you need the ships to that and the ports to annette . you need the rules with, you need a just asked to adapt, you need the unions to and he managed to get all those things working. often by breaking the rules and we forget now that american logistics are so regulated back then. it just wasn't legal to start up a trucking line and serve a particular route area you had to prove that there was a need for the root and you wouldn't want to spoil the business for the people who already start the route. on a railroad and a trucking company. youcouldn't own a railroad and a shipping line . because you know, maybe it's best to but that's an important consideration for mclean it's like i have to change the shipping line and the trucking company so he produced all these cleve

john mclean, another jackson appointee. what marshall says is, the cherokee nation are a state, but they are not a foreign state. they are something different. they are "a domestic dependent nation." what does that mean? he said they are not entirely freestanding. their relationship to the united states resembles that of a ward to his guardian. this will be the source of what we will later come to be the guardian-ward relationship. a doctrine between the federal government and the tribes. what does that mean? we don't know, says marshall, but we know what it doesn't mean. it does not mean that we have jurisdiction. it means we do not have jurisdiction. so we are going to have to kick this case back. georgia celebrates great victory, but marshall at the end of the opinion that in a proper case with proper parties, we would be happy to entertain the merits of the claim the cherokee nation is making. that is an invitation to cherokee nation to try again. and they will. the very next term, they will try again after the arrest o

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turn to scott mclean in madrid, spain. the entire country is in lockdown.cribe what you're seeing and what life is like in spain right now. >> reporter: ana, even getting into the city was a bizarre experience. the airport is nearly deserted. first thing the taxi driver did, offer me hand sanitizer and our hotel has more than 100 rooms. only 4 are actually occupied. you mentioned the number of cases jumped up by about 2000 to nearly 8,000 total. nearly half are in madrid alone. the spanish prime minister said these extreme restrictions that they are taking on people's movement are drastic and will have consequences. the first consequence is that the economy is virtually ground to a halt. stores, businesses, restaurants, they are closed with very few exceptions. you're not allowed to leave your house unless you are going to pick up food or essential supplies or going to work. this is madrid, the times square of madrid. you could say normally this is a packed square. today the only people you will see are police officers. you see there with the blue lights. a

marshall and john mclean came up with a third path. marshall ends up writing an opinion which he calls the opinion of the court. although it is really only joined by himself and one other guy. another jackson appointee. what marshall says is, the cherokee nation are a state, but they are not a foreign state. there is something different. they are -- and this is his phrase -- a domestic dependent state. he used the phrase mystic domestics the phrase dependent nation. what does that mean? he says, it like this -- they are not entirely freestanding. their relationship to the united states resembles that of a ward to his guardian. this will be the source of what we will later come to be the -- of what we will later come to call the guardian-ward relationship between the united states and the tribes. what does that mean? we don't know, says marshall, but we know what it doesn't mean. it does not mean that we have jurisdiction. so we are going to have to kick this case back. georgia celebrates, but marshall at the end of the opinion that wri

pinera bread company they've been so incredible to us and to the people of our country and denton mclean chairman of mclean global logistics and they've joined us there on stage with me they're going to speak throughout this ordeal i've been auden 'd inspired by the american people more than anything else more than any one else americans of every walk of life have followed the guidelines shown incredible compassion and sacrifice greatly on behalf of their fellow citizens and i want every american to know that their selfless and heroic actions are saving lives and i want them to know and i've said it before then a very proud to be the president very proud of the american people my administration is actively planning the next phase in an all out war against this horrible virus we're now testing nearly 100000 patients per day more than anybody in the world and we have now as of even a couple of weeks ago tested more than any other country in the world and our capacity continues to grow widespread surveillance testing will allow us to monitor the spread of the virus and we're doing that. qui

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scott mclean in madrid.a large spike of cases and deaths in italy where you are. >> reporter: tragically, wolf, once again, more than 3,000 cases, nearly 350 deaths in the last 24 hours. we have not reached the peak. that was the message from the italian prime minister this morning a week after he announced extraordinary measures, a country on lockdown, citizens at home, an economy at standstill. the lesson from here, wolf, what these governments, spain, france, italy, are doing is constantly looking the calculation, what you need to do to keep the outbreak from spreading further and what to do to try and keep the economy going. the lesson from italy is you need to lock it down early, that's your only hope. we look at the north of the country where that outbreak began, we're hearing from doctors they reckon they have until the end of march until they run out of beds if the numbers continue to rise as fast as they're rising. this is not an outbreak that's under control, even in italy where these measures have

hall mclean is one of the u.k.'s greatest adventure as he crossed the atlantic 5 times the 1st time in a globe and once in a vessel shaped like a beer bottle for his latest trip he sailed from newfoundland supposed chicle in the smallest sailboat ever to cross the atlantic. and. soon mclean will travel to new york in a boat built to resemble a whale. but it was more than an adventure it. was a mission a mission done in service to a mother and. somebody said oh well what about some killed and go in there but so we all said a rock or a rock falls right there in the middle of the atlantic and there seems to be a dispute who owns it and i thought what if i be your 1st civilian to reside on rock call and that would help the case it wasn't quite so good the wind carried their safety line. they closed in without it. it is very dangerous there now you can see how lumpy is quite dangerous. they were far from ok after that momentary triumph then on the attic the big b. way down i go down there was 54th straight down into the

cnn's scott mclean joins me from an ice rink in spain that's been turned into a makeshift morgue.pain has the third largest number of deaths, only after china and italy. what's it like on the ground there? >> reporter: hey, jake. it's pretty quiet here, as span yar iards are being told to stay home. the people working here came out in full hazmat suits. this ice ring is being used as a morgue because the state-run funeral services are no longer picking up the bodies of coronavirus patients who have died because they say they don't have the proper protective equipment. and so the military is now stepping in to do that job. more than one in eight of all of the coronavirus cases confirmed in this country are that of health care workers and perhaps we should not be surprised. hospitals are overcrowded and underresourced. in fact the madrid nursing union is sending its membership a how-to, an instructional video on how to make a waterproof gown out of garbage bags because there simply aren't enough. they're also reusing one-use masks. there also are not enough ventilators. i spoke to a

our scott mclean is in madrid, and how's it going there for you? and for everyone else there? scott? >> reporter: hey, fredricka. the coronavirus in this country killed more than 6,500 people. that is a scary statistic. here's another one. more than one in everybody seven kermed case here in spain, that of a health care worker in desperate short supply of protective materials. doctors and nurses tell us the situation is improving it is far from ideal. some doctors now resorted to a pretty unusual plan b. the coronavirus pandemic has turned the surgical mask into a hot commodity worldwide. many spanish hospitals, they are in desperately short supply. a couple of doctors in northern spain watched colleagues in madrid struggle with shortages and had an idea. >> a mask, in my house. and thought maybe i can make some kind of collection to use it. >> reporter: this doctor is a cardiology invited to lead spain. this doctor is his boss. >> brilliant idea. this one impressive but true we were all very concerned. so we have to graduate all the great ideas. >> reporter: making it work to

go to mclean hospital, they will help you.he had nothing but resistance from conrad roy. >> reporter: one of the main points of your argument was that conrad roy had tried this before. he had researched various ways to take his own life, that this was not something that was just created by michelle carter. >> right. michelle, for a year and a half, always tried to persuade him not to commit suicide. he always rejected her thoughts of staying alive. it wasn't until literally the last two weeks of his life, where michelle finally endorsed his plan. >> reporter: i think that's where people have the biggest problem with this case, is why. why would she encourage him? and she's supposed to be his friend. >> well, she came to the realization that he didn't want to live anymore. that he would only hate her, his words, "i will only hate you if you tell somebody about my plan." >> reporter: while the prosecution presented michelle carter as an attention seeker, the defense portrayed her as a victim who was taking anti-depressants for h

scott mclean, thank you, in london. so that's air travel, right? when you gain the hour, asking this question, is the united states prepared for the coronavirus? there's another key question. where are all the tests? sources telling cnn in a congressional briefing, lawmakers were told only 11,000 tests have been completed in the country thus far. 11,000. in a country of more than 300 million. let me put that in perspective. south korea is testing nearly that many people, 11,000, each and every day. dr. saad omer, thank you for being with me. with me, i've got some questions, but let me play, again, what dr. anthony fauci, the expert of all experts, told congress about the state of coronavirus testing in the u.s. right now compared to what president trump said just a couple of hours later. listen to this. >> the system does not, is not really geared to what we need right now, what you are asking for. that is a failing. >> a failing? >> yes. it is a failing. let's admit it. the idea of anybody getting it easily the way people in other countries are d

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cnn's scott mclean joins us now. you have a skating rink being used as a morgue because of the ice there. >> reporter: yeah, anderson, it is not good here. the death toll jumped up by more than 500 in just a single day. that is the most that it has risen in a single day since the beginning of this. this ice rink has been turned into a temporary morgue because the local state-run funeral service is no longer picking up the bodies of coronavirus patients who have died because they say they don't have the protective equipment to do the job. so instead, the spanish military has stepped in. but as you mentioned, even the military is having a difficult time protecting themselves. they asked nato for assistance just tonight in getting that protective equipment and other medical supplies right off the bat. they are looking for half a million tests, 1.5 million masks and some 500 mechanical ventilators. >> i should say in the video we're showing, we're showing people who are working in that makeshift morgue. they were clappin

cnn scott mclean joins us now from madrid.tt, is spain's government taking any new, drastic measures to fight the outbreak? i think we got disconnected with scott. we'll reconnect with him as we do that the rest of the world is clearly struggling with how to handle this crisis, hoping to slow the infection rate. cnn correspondents are on the scene across the globe. >> reporter: i'm in rome and the situation in italy remains critic. we're seen, however, a slightly smaller increase in the number over the course of the last 24 hours. we've seen only 651 new deaths over the course of the 24 hours between saturday and sunday. the total cases is approaching 6 a,000 and the country remains on lockdown and now prohibited all outdoor activity in the north of the country, and they have prohibited everyone from traveling from outside their own city. >> reporter: and max foster just outside of windsor in london. the queen is sending out a message to stay at home. the government today writing to 1.5 million people in vulnerable groups to d

mudgett or mclean you. witnessed throughout history. a lot more closer to 10 men started fighting they have developed by nation state there could be enough to be set free. now within reach of those seeking the comfort of the most toxic substances were believed to land me invisible thread on al-jazeera. i been covering all of that in the america for most of my career but no country has alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why. this is al jazeera i'm dead you know with a check on your world headlines for the 2nd consecutive day the daily death toll in italy has fallen 601 people died on monday almost 200 people fewer than saturday's toll but spain's numbers have risen again 460 people have died in the past 24 hours with a total of 2182 more of the city 100000 cases of corby of 19 have now been reported to w.h.o. from almost every country in the world. it's heartbreaking.

england paz mclean had unraveled in minutes, after running the usa close at the world cup, this felt what we saw at half—time, was there was nothing to be scared of or fea rful was nothing to be scared of or fearful of, ultimately, two bits of the first goal was magic, the first goal was a brilliant strike, and the second goal i thought was poor defensively, we needed to do better. bits of quality, it's why they're the best team in the world. after england beat them to the she believes trophy last year, this will believes trophy last year, this will bea believes trophy last year, this will be a satisfying window for these us players on their home turf. they we re players on their home turf. they were ruthless here in orlando this evening, as per england, while they now have to pick themselves up and travelled to face japan in new jersey. katie garneau, bbc news, orlando. liverpool will have to do without their goalkeeper for the next couple of weeks, the brazilian has picked up a hip injury in training, and could now miss the next three matches. he's definitely ruled out of saturday'

women's game outside of the cup stop centralising total including this solo effort from katie daly mcleanway from winning the premier league and what would be their first league title in 30 yea rs. their first league title in 30 years. but, it wasn't easy for them today as they had to come from behind to beat struggling bournemouth 2—1. just look at what it means to yergin club as he watched his side secure their 22nd successive league win at anfield. alan wilson opened the scoring for the visitors before goals from mohammed saleh and sadio mane secured the victory. we have 82 points which is really nice and so now we have two fight as we are currently fighting on tuesday and monday and saturday, i think. so thatis monday and saturday, i think. so that is how it is now. so, yeah, we will have to give everybody who wa nts will have to give everybody who wants the points from us a proper, properfight wants the points from us a proper, proper fight and that is what we did today and yeah, that's it. in the day's other games, arsenal beat west ham. watford are still in trouble after losing to

ten in total including this one from katie daley—mclean. second grand slam but they don't know when they will play their game against italy, because of the coronavirus. let us move on the football. on the premier league. liverpool are now just three wins or if you like nine points away from ta first premier league title that the fans have craved for so long. there were some nerves though ahead of kick off against bournemouth with liverpool having lost in the league for the first time this season last time out and they looked to be struggling with the weight of expectation. when things aren't going your way it is nice to return to home comforts. three successive away defeats has seen liverpool's season just start to stutter. bournemouth have been stuttering for too long. starting the day in the relegation zone, they needed to show some fight. wilson provided it. no foul on gomes, play allowed to continue and wilson able to finish what he started. liverpool needed a response, they got one, via a huge helping hand. simpson dithered and delayed

camp and moria were told not to come it doesn't feel like the same place when i walk in the state of mclean a don't feel safe at the moment i love to walk and i like to sit in places now he doesn't feel safe anymore when you know when we go when you know when we drive around sometimes we get stopped and we get questioned and then there are some words we cannot go sometimes. that tension came after the greek government tried to build a detention center the islanders don't want to replace the overcrowded morea camp and became much worse after turkey opened its borders to refugees who want to go to europe greece sought to defend its borders and push the migrants and refugees back many greeks see the turkish policy as a deliberate assault hundreds of people on lesbos demonstrated against allowing turkish policy to convert a humanitarian issue into a national security issue they used people they disband of people against the guineas i understand this and we were not prepared to deal with that but we need to ask you know for here we need to find other kind of susan this solution is lead to target

. >> i am scott mclean. >> reporter: the coronavirus have killed more than 500 people in spain the last 24 hours, more than one of every eight confirmed kalconfir confirmed cases is a healthcare worker. some nurses are making water proof gowns out of garbage bags. the state funeral service will no longer pick up bodies of coronavirus patients because they don't have enough protective gowns. >> there are cautious optimism for the first time in nearly a month. we have seen two days where the number of new cases and new deaths have gone down. now the experts say this is yet a trend, they're not saying the curve is flattening but there is still a number of cases here, near 64,000 of 60 million people and more than 6,000 deaths. it is certainly giving hope to all those people making personal and economic crisis in the lockdown to stop the spread. >> i am nick peyton walsh in in central london. most shops are closed and you are out for medicine and exercise and food but no other reasons. unfortunately though if your job is essential, you can't go out. real concerns though, this demand was str

roses rose to the occasion, scoring ten tries in total, inculding this solo effort from katy daley—mclean now one win away from a second successive grand slam, but they don't know when they'll get to play their game with italy because of the coronavirus and poppy cleall was asked after the game if this has been playing on the minds of the squad. we are match going on in the premier league now. burnley are leading spurs. it is the second half, 47 minutes on the clock but liverpool arejust minutes on the clock but liverpool are just three wins or nine points if you like away from that first premier league title. their fans have craved for it so long. it is 30 year since their last league teat. there were some nerves at anfield ahead of kick off against bournemouth, with liverpool having lost in the league for the first time last season time out and for a while they looked to be struggling with the weight of expectation before normal service resumed. when things aren't going your way, it's always nice to return to home comforts. three successive away defeats had seen liverpool's magnificent

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. >> reporter: i'm scott mclean in madrid where almost 850 people have died nationwide from the coronavirus in the last 24 hours, the largest total yet. madrid has had to open a temporary morgue in an unused forensic centers on top of the ice rank it's already been using. a convention centering is being used as a hospital ward, but one of the largest unions saying some of the doctors and nurses it represents are refusing to work there because people are not keeping far enough apart appeared staff and equipment are far too scarce. the madrid regional government has acknowledged a small incident at that facility, but says there is enough equipment. >> reporter: i'm paula newman in ottawa, where a country doctor is trying to modified use of one ventilator to keep four patients alive. he's working with engineers and doctors all over north america who believe they will need they ventilators to be used this way as the virus peaks. two new york hospitals have already told me they are testing this as a last resort. >> i'm matt rivers in members do city, which has just recorded the deadliest of its

by the 1950's, a shipping entrepreneur named malcom mclean came up with the revolutionary idea. what if you put all of the things that were made in a factory into a container at the factory, then put that container on the back of a truck or train, took it to a dock, put it in the ship, said the ship to where it was going, it was unloaded, then that same container was either put on a train or a truck and brought exactly to the location where it was needed, where the goods had been ordered? this would streamline shipping. that is what he did. he founded a company called sealand. he shipped his first container from new jersey to texas in 1956. the first one from the u.s. to asia in 1968. it was really in the 1970's that containerization took hold. by 1980, 70% and plus of goods between the u.s. and europe were sent this way. 80% between the u.s. and asia. these giant ships, and if you are driving on i-95 past baltimore, you see those big cranes that are meant to move those containers. what it did was completely shrink the globe. it made shipping so cheap to move goods that suddenly

scott mclean is reporting the story for us in madrid.e number is depressing. >> reporter: they are not great. the increase of the number of coronavirus deaths in the country was less today than yesterday. there is some signs that the crisis is reaching a stabilization, that's where the good news ends. there were more confirmed cases than there were yesterday. keep in mind that the true number is probably much higher than the numbers actually shown which are catching up with italy, i should mention. spain does have a test that could get results in 15 minutes. it is struggling to get enough of those tests. even just today officials confirmed a batch of thousands of those tests been imported from china does not work. so they'll have to be sent back. there are more than 30,000 people at this moment who are inside hospitals or hotels turning into hospitals or convention center being used as the hospital. that's a size of a small city. hospitals they are over crowded or under resort that three union healthcare workers demand they get more prot

we have scott mclean in madrid. >> reporter: the number of cases jumped up significancely in the lasthours. half of them are here in madrid alone. what is really scary is about 4% of the confirmed cases have resulted in death. this is the plaza major. it's normally packed. today it's almost empty. this outbreak has had a massive impact on this country's economy. the prime minister announced $200 billion euros to try to do something about it. that's the largest injection of cash in this country's history. brianna. >> scott, thank you so much. >>> the united kingdom says the outbreak is spreading faster than expected. nina desantos is in london. >> reporter: do you think strwn under pressure to explain why they didn't feel more stringent measures were we are -- people with underlying health conditions to put themselves into self-isolation even if they don't have symptoms, but large public gatherings have not yet been banned. also children haven't been sent home from school. these are things that could be on the cards pretty soon. >>> nina, thank you. we'll speak live to the volunteer wh

. >> reporter: i'm scott mclean in madrid where this country's top epidemiologist leading the daily pressferences has now tested positive for the virus. spain has more confirmed cases of the coronavirus than china and more than twice the number of deaths according to the official numbers. today, madrid began an official period of mourning for those who have died that will last indefinitely. you can see the flags now flying at half staff on the regional government building, and the prime minister pedro sanchez announced further restrictions on movement. now all workers except those deemed essential have to stay home for the next two weeks. >> reporter: i'm ben wedeman in rome where monday evening, the total number of reported cases of coronavirus exceeded 100,000, and the death toll surpassed 11,000. yet, there is a hint of good news. for the fifth day in a row, the number of new cases went down and monday evening, authorities here reported that the number of people who've recovered from the disease saw its largest daily increase. >> among the dead in italy are at least 63 doctors. that ne

in chicago, who is choosing to stay at their home in madrid so they invited reporters stop scott mclean a distance. what their life is like under quarantine. >>trump at practice upstairs, there's homework to do downstairs. this is what spain's mandatory quarantine looks like for them a teen a family, americans living in suburban madrid. >>i don't think it's going to get this i thought maybe just be cautious then stay away, you know distance and all that, but to stay and not be able to go out. yeah that was a little. it was a little harsh, but you know we're dealing with man veronica originally from chicago invited us to see how their isolation was going. >>but we didn't want to risk bringing the virus into their home. so we stayed in the back yard and spoke with them from a distance for ana ca also sent us these videos of her 1314 year-old boys new routine school is now online soccer training is in the backyard. and there are plenty. >>we're a team has been family time. lots of family time we can be together 20 hours a day so we'll have to find our place to go be alone for a little whil

scott mclean joins us from the capital, madrid.im smile stonmilesto death toll in spain is surpassing that of china. you spoke to country officials about the shortage in medical supplies. >> reporter: that's right, jake, the shortage is to severe that nato has been asked for help. spain has also made a deal with china to secure half a billion dollars' worth of supplies. the full order won't come through until june. the reality in the hospitals is there are not enough ventilators for patients and not enough protective equipment for health care workers. and they're getting ill as a result. more than 5,400 across the country at last count have been infected already. in fact three unions representing health care workers have gone to the courts to demand that the government provide them with enough protective equipment. the government says it's trying to secure these materials as quickly as they can. but like in the united states with the defense production act, spain also has the power to compel companies, to force them to produce thes

cnn's scott mclean has the latest from madrid. >> the largest hospital in madrid now is actually notnvention center that can fit some 5,000 coronavirus patients and surely one of the largest morgues in this city is not actually a morgue. it is this ice rink, which is now housing the body of the many hundreds of dead arriving every day. the bodies are coming here because the state run funeral service is no longer collecting the bodies of coronavirus patients because they don't have the proper protective equipment, so instead, the military is doing that job. the lack of protective equipment extends to healthcare workers, who account for more than 1 in every 8 confirmed coronavirus cases in this country. that is the higher rate than italy and more than three times the rate of china. there are also concerns about nursing homes. one in every five madrid nursing homes has an infection of the coronavirus. the military found dead bodies inside those nursing homes when they have gone in to disinfect. the spanish parliament will vote on an extension today, spaniards would be home bound until a

sanders comedian julio torres, author and activist deray mckesson featuring the 8g band with carter mclean, president trump last night tweeted out a screen shot of early weather projections to justify the move. and i mean really early projections. [ laughter and applause amid reports of hurricane dorian new articles have been published on fema's unofficial waffle house index for measuring storm severity, which tracks whether waffle house restaurants in particular areas are fully open, serving a limited menu or completely closed.

camp at moria we're told not to come it doesn't feel like the same place when i walk in the state of mclean a don't feel safe at the moment i love to walk and i like to sit in places now he doesn't feel safe anymore when you know when we go when you're going when we drive around sometimes we get stabbed and we get question and then there are some words we cannot go sometimes the order. that tension came after the greek government tried to build a detention center the islanders don't want to replace the overcrowded morea camp and became much worse after turkey opened its borders to refugees who. want to go to europe greece sought to defend its borders and push the migrants and refugees back many greeks see the turkish policy as a deliberate assault hundreds of people on lesbos demonstrated against allowing turkish policy to convert a humanitarian issue into a national security issue they used people they disband of people against the guineas i understand these and we were not prepared to deal with that but we need to ask you know for here we need to find other kind of solution this solution

there's one family from chicago this choosing to stay home in madrid they invited reporter scott mcleanir life under quarantine is like. >>trump at practice upstairs, there's homework to do downstairs. this is what spain's mandatory quarantine looks like for them a teen a family, americans living in suburban madrid. >>i don't think it's going to get this i thought maybe just be cautious and stay away, you know distance and all that, but to stay home and not be able to go out. yeah that was a little. it was a little harsh, but you know we're dealing with man veronica originally from chicago invited us to see how their isolation was going. >>but we didn't want to risk bringing the virus into their home. so we stayed in the back yard and spoke with them from a distance for ana ca also sent us these videos of her 1314 year-old boys new routine school is now online soccer training is in the backyard. and there are plenty. >>one team has been family time. lots of family time we can be together 20 hours a day so we'll have to find our place to go be alone for a little while in spain. the numbe

if this usda program, mclean global will source, secure, receive, organize, assemble, package, label,nd deliver boxes straight to a child's home. here's another big difference. for the first time, we will offer stable meals that will last two weeks. that is a game changer for rural families. it is happening because of the president's order to do whatever it takes to get the job done. everyone knows tons of paperwork can be like lighter fluid for a great idea and this is a great idea. we tested it in 2019 and it worked. you heard about the 's work on thispau project. your other important partners. baylor university will provide sponsorship and oversight. we are appreciative to ups and the united states postal service and we are joined by pepsico company to help get this accomplished. because of this collaboration in our tireless employees, i can the -- report to you the boxes are ready to ship. this is all about the children who must be fed during this crisis. we stand ready to serve. thank you, mr. president and mr. vice president, for caring about the specific needs for children who

scott mclean joins us from spain which reached another gruesome milestone of its own this week. more than 4,000 deaths, surpassing the death toll of china. things are so bad in madrid, an ice rink has been converted into a morgue and that's where scott is tonight. >>> so, are the new cases rising there as well as the deaths? >> reporter: hey, anderson. the increases here have been really startling in the last 24 hours more than 650 people have died from this coronavirus. the number of confirmed cases has jumped up by more than 8500. and to put that in context, that is almost twice as many new cases as were reported in italy. the health minister has said that there are signs that spain is starting to enter this period of stabilization, but officials have been optimistic about seeing the peak of this pandemic for quite sometime. it is also important to keep in mind the true number of cases in spain is likely much, much higher than the official number. and that's because spain has really struggled to get a handle on the amount of testing that it's doing. it's really struggled to do

we go to stacey in mclean, virginia. thanks for waiting. go ahead. caller: thank for having me.ood morning, america. my question is about the tax cuts for billionaires and millionaires. shouldn't we overturn those and make them pay their taxes so that money can go to helping people and hospitals who are in need of aid? in taxeser $17,000 this year and had to pay an additional $2500 in taxes because they said i did not pay enough. where people like jeff bezos made $118 billion and paid nothing in taxes. scam should be overturned, and those millionaires and billionaires should be made to pay back all that money so we can use that to build hospitals and to take care of the sick. this coronavirus is more like germ warfare. it is spreading too fast, too quickly, and it is too deadly to be a virus. i believe we were attacked spirit i believe this is an act of war. next, phoenix, arizona. caller: good morning. my name is linda. concerned about the fact that they are saying that we should not be anymore. 50 people in a group, and we are in a tight space with way more than 50 people. it

we are working with baylor university and mclean global and pepsico to develop a program where we can deliver over 1 million meals a week to rural kids that are out of school. those are the kind of things that have to go on. we have to feed people while we do remain vigilant and safe in our employees. >> ed: that is an important initiative indeed. we've heard a lot about school lunches. children around the country that are not going to school where they may get one, two, or three meals a day. we mention something else i don't want to miss which is our farmers. the president spoke with groce grocers. that's impacting a lot of people around the country making sure our grocery shelves are still stock. what about our farmers? what steps are you taking? >> ed>> the farmers are resilie. they social distance by their own occupation. they are part of the social supply chain as well. they need the people who move into their products and services so they can produce the food. we don't want to have a panic next fall because we don't have enough food. we have some supply chain issues or really de

his day addressing an older crowd of hundreds gathered for women for mike rally in a ballroom in mclean. claiming he had the resources and appeal to win moderate and republican voters. they point out that virginia is one of the 14 states for super tuesday's contest and the fourth largest behind california, texas , and north carolina. virginia will award 99 democratic delegates. east haven, connecticut, republican, hi, diane. caller: thank you for allowing me to speak on your show. i have a couple of quick bullet points to make. i believe your caller was from brooklyn. countryy came to this from south america, a socialist country, in 1957. they paid for everything to get here and become americans. the thought someone would embrace bernie sanders is frightening will stop its frightening. to the woman from i think alabama, the senior citizen who said a woman who supported president trump was basically morally corrupt, i am supporting him because of my values and principles, and i am tired of democrats looking at me or giving an opinion like i am less of a woman because i support this presi