kelli had a husband named mike bordeaux. t married in 2010 before she joined the service but later separated. after some time apart, the couple decided to give it another shot. so when the army sent kelli to north carolina, she asked mike to come with her. >> why did kelli want to save the marriage? >> i think she didn't want to see it as a failure. she said, i'm going to give it three months where i devote -- i am going to make this work. >> but kelli couldn't make it work. despite her efforts the marriage was on the rocks. >> she bought him a one-way plane ticket to florida and he left. >> and did she actually use the word divorce? >> i remember in the text messages very clear, like, listen, mike, i have done everything i can for the last three months to make it work, i can't do this anymore, like this is it. >> during her initial separation from mike, kelli started seeing someone else, a guy from her hometown of st. cloud, florida, named justin thompson. >> she was just fun. she was easy to talk to. she was always laughing

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thet from pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly from the 16th esther confirming today -- 16th district. experiencingrted flulike symptoms and consultant my primary care physician with my doctor ordering a test site obtained at the drive through. i test came back positive. i will serve from my home until i fully recover. on twitter another member of congress now totaling five members dealing with covid-19, in the house of presented us, conga cement joe cunningham from south carolina, confirming he also has the illness. >> eiffel fine, i feel great. -- i feel fine and have to stay at home for a few days. this will not stop me from working for home from my constituents in the low country and fighting for low country businesses and workers. this means that i was not able to go to d.c. to vote on the stimulus bill. there,i could have been i would have been there and i would have voted in favor of it. quarantine, i am lucky that i do not have many symptoms outside of the mild loss of taste and smell. there are others who are not as lucky. host: that update from congressman joe cunni

republican congressman mike kelly from the 16th district, , i started experiencing symptoms earlier thiseek, i consulted my primary care physician, my doctor ordering a test for covid-19, which i obtained at the drive through. my test came back positive this afternoon. i will serve the 16th district from home until i recover. on twitter, another member of , congers been joe cunningham from south carolina, he is a democrat confirming he too has the illness. >> i want to be clear, i feel fine, feel great, i have to stay at home for a few days, this will not stop me from working for my constituents. especially fighting for our businesses and workers. this obviously means that i was not able to go to d.c. to vote on the stimulus bill today, but if i could have been there, i would have been there and would have voted in favor. sucks,arantine kind of but i am lucky that i don't have many symptoms outside of that mild loss of taste and smell. there are others who are not as lucky. host: that update from congressman joe cunningham. let's look at the numbers courtesy of johns hopkins university,

mike kelly. where is mike? where is kevin mccarthy? where's john? where's john? where's chuck? where is larry? where's wilbur? where's jerry? where's tom? where's kevin? where is mike rounds? where's nelson? nelson is around here some place. where are you, ken? where the hell is he? where the hell is ken? by the way, do i see john thune in this audience? >> stephen: ( as trump ) "waldo? where's waldo? ( cheers and applause ) where is-- where is-- where is-- where-- ( applause ) ( piano riff ) marco? marco? no? polo? marco? polo? where in the world is carmen sandiego? where is bueller? bueller?" ( laughter ) he kept going, naming everybody in the room. it was almost like there were impeachment stuff happening at the same time that he was trying to distract from... which is something trump seemed to remember when he pointed out a lawyer in the crowd. >> stephen vaughn, king and spalding. stephen, king and spaulding. i could use some good legal advice. do you have some good lawyers over there? i could use some good lawyers, right? aw, the hell with it. i just have to suffer throug

republican congressman mike kelly of pennsylvania confirming his diagnosis after experiencing flu-likeymptoms. and congressman joe cunningham, of south carolina, saying that he tested positive after not being able to smell or taste, which can be a symptom of the coronavirus. congressman cunningham joins me now. congressman, thank you so much. listen. i have two friends here in new york city, same thing. they said they weren't able to taste or smell. and that's how they -- they knew that they had it and, sure enough, they did when they got tested. thank you so much for -- for joining us. how you holding up? >> great, don, thanks for having me on. yeah. no. i feel good. and, right now, no symptoms. but still -- still in quarantine, as per the doctor's orders. >> so you been, for one week now, since you had contact with another member of congress who tested positive. so what's going on? tell us what's next? what -- what -- what -- how long you going to be in? >> well, so i was supposed to be quarantined until tonight, midnight, actually. and, you know, was just happened to take a test yes

phil horn wondered: mike wharton thought: and david kelly e—mailed: coronavirus was so pervasive on thes this week that even the budget seemed like something of a side issue. many of the announcements in rishi sunak‘s speech on wednesday came as a surprise but some, as is normal, had been widely trailed — or at least guessed at — in the days leading up to the budget. and that infuriated andrew lane, who asked: since 2007, the bbc has run a project which gives young people the chance to get involved with media workshops and training, and to tell their own stories online, on radio and on tv. young reporter, which was previously known as school report, works with thousands of ii— to 18—year—olds and this week held its annual festival. part of that was a celebration of those who'd submitted stories they felt the bbc should be covering, with awards handed out to the winners. here's one of those winners, morgan, with her report on upskirting — the practice of taking images underneath a victim's clothing without permission. i've come to a school to talk to sixth formers about their awareness o

representative mike kelly, republican from pennsylvania -- shortly after the house passed the third coronaviruselief package, he announced he tested positive for the virus after having exhibited symptoms earlier in the week. a democrat from utah. he released a statement revealing he had also tested positive. the 45-year-old said, after the developing said m's -- symptoms march 14th, he consulted with his physician. so right now, one senator and four members of the house have tested positive for coronavirus. and it is not just hitting in the united states. british prime minister boris johnson has also announced he has been positive for covid-19, and his diagnosis was released friday. he actually made remarks to his country after announcing this positive test for coronavirus. here is what boris johnson had to say. [video clip] >> i want to bring you up to speed with something happening today, which is i have developed mild symptoms of the coronavirus , that is to say a temperature and a persistent cough. on the advice of the chief medical officer, i have taken a test. that has come out positive.

south carolina joe cunningham and pennsylvania's mike kelly bringing the total number of infected lawmakersnk you very much. we had one of the members of congress on the program earlier, adam kinsinger, also an iraq war veteran and talked about the importance of the bill. here is what he had to say. >> it's going to give certainty to families they know there's some money coming in, it's not going to be, you know, a wind fall, but something to maybe help pay that rent or buy food and it extends unemployment for people that are unemployed by no fault of their own, not people who just don't want to work or somebody who is found in this problem. nobody likes spending $2 trillion we're not paying for but obviously as we've talked about this is a unique time where we have to do this. pete: sure is. jedediah: and that's the thing you hear, $2 trillion and yes it's a very big number but i live in new york city i've truly never seen anything like this. i've lived through very hard times in the city and never seen anything like what we're seeing right now so these kind of times call for different kin

will go ce ey are neededto be deployed is still a detail left tobe worked out maeen kelly kron 4 news vice president mike pence says the risk to the average american contcting the coronavirus remains low as of today there are nearly 1000 confirmed cases. >>here in the us least 29 deaths. doctor anthony found she with the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases says as more people are tested the number of confirmed ses will rise. >>in thunited states we continue to have new cases as of this morning that was 712 i believe with 27 deaths guaranteed bythe time of this evening at's going to be up and they'll be several mo and tomorrow wi be sevel more. >>vice president pencesays the federal government is tax cut too help mrs. durinoll the outbreak. showerpopping up around parts the bay ea today, mainly in the south bay, the main focus this a in southern california but numerous lightning sikes look at that as it lights up. >>parts int conception in the san ls obispo but outside right now you've got some partly cloudy sks it is staying mostly dry right now coming nice day have temperatures running

mike joins us now with some cautionary notes hi, mike >> yeah, or at least, kelly, at least a little bit of a nuanced picture of this idea of going after companies that are financially strong one of the front and center worries right now is that this economic sudden stop is stressing many companies who have a lot of debt they won't be able to service it, and corporate debt markets are reflecting that. so there are established styles and funds that are dedicated to finding those companies that have very, very strong profiles, low debt, stable and high profit margins. this does into the ruberick of quality. call qal is the quality factor there's a variety of these, and there's a lot of overlap in what they own as you might expect here's the thing, though, it hasn't really helped you this year to own these quality companies because they did get a bit overvalued at the peak and it's been such an indiscriminate decline in stocks. so it hasn't been great defense to date. but if you did say i want to get back in the market and try to emphasize companies with staying power, this is the type

mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. kelly clarkson! what're you doing on our sofa? hey there! what're you doing on your sofa? try wayfair. you got this! woah. yeah! let me try! all alright, get it! blow it up! that's what i'm talking about. except that's my seat, so. all right, so maybe after the movie let's talk about that bedroom of yours! when was she in our bedroom? >>> the white house is now doing even more to make sure the trump loyalists do more to give people jobs. former house gop investigative counsel during the clinton impeachment, jeremy diamond. tell me what you found out. >> it asks a series of trump-focused litmus tests. for example, what part of trump's message mostly appeal to you and why? also asking prospective candidates to describe their political evolution, their interest in serving in the trump administration. the previous questionnaire that was used to ascertain a candidate's qualifications didn't mention trump once. now it's at least five times in this document that we have obtained where it says trump and asks people for their views of the

kelly. [applause] okay, on mike, doing this one of this on? do we need this at all? i think we do. and i doing anything here? [laughter] no. here we go. [laughter] excellent. welcome janice,. >> guest: thank you. >> i obviously, given it's hard to imagine someone who thanks about bias and gender norms is much as i do, so you can imagine what a fan woman i am of this author for having spent the time and the vulnerability to write this book. so thank you again for being here tonight and i want to do justice. the one thing we have to realize today sitting here today i said to janice as we are coming up here, today, marks the passing of kathryn johnson. at 101 years old. for those of you who that name does not ring a bell, i hope it will from this day forward. she is the hidden figure that was at the center of the movie hidden figures, helped our own john glenn go into space. andpe so, sort of my # for today is no more hidden figures. and i think janice shares in that. so, thankha you kathryn for everything she did to pave the way for all of us. so janice, you spent a lot of timepl thi

. >> and kelly, the vice president is now getting tested >> reporter: that's right, jose. mikeays he and his wife karen will be tested today that's because a staffer in the vice president's office did test positive and has been home ill for a few days now, the vice president says he did not have direct contact with that ill employee and is not showing any symptoms himself. but out of an abundance of caution he and the second lady are being tested because of course he heads the task force on coronavirus jose >> kelly o'donnell, at the white house, thank you. >>> each day the death toll in italy rises by staggering numbers today was the worst day for any country yet. tonight our first real look inside one of the hospitals desperately trying to save lives matt bradley has more from rome. and a warning, some of these images are difficult to watch >> reporter: tonight new images of italy in crisis the number of dead surging by 793, a total of 4,825 dead, making this the deadliest day so far anywhere in the world. corpses wait here for cremation. the morgues are overflowing. 53,578 t

. >> kelly o'donnell vice president mike pence was on meet the press this morning speaking to chuck toddof the now 22 americans, including the man who sadly lost his life, the majority of them are recovering well. we have this man's family in our hearts. and we'll keep awful those that are dealing with and working to recover in our prayers. >> kelly, the administration's message pretty much consistently has been kind of, we got this. >> they are trying to project confidence in terms of how they are responding. they are also trying to keep fears in check. the message has been from medical officials who have been part of the coronavirus task force that for most people who come in contact with this, the illness is not life threatening. and it can be, though, for those with underlying medical conditions, and doctor fauci, who is from the national institutes of health said periodically you will see someone who is more able bodied and otherwise well who also has a poor outcome. but what they are trying to say is that it is not as deadly as some might fear. and at the same time, they are also t

mike and annette. also want to acknowledge kelly presser who is here in the audience from brookfield and tim rundy who was the peer review appraiser on this project. i'm happy that tim was able to join us today. i'm going to go through slides that are going to be a little bit familiar to you from two weeks ago. i want to point out, as i'm going through, that the decision or the request we're making of you today really focus on that action item. you'll see that it's the -- we're trying to provide ourselves and the developer the opportunity to transact on a parcel. we're trying to spewed transaction on another parcel. and we really feel this is the best path we have and a limited set of options that are set out in the pier 70 framework transaction document. i'll try to keep coming back to the action item that's before you today, as there's a lot of detail that i know can get -- can blur the vision in terms of what you're looking at today. here's an overview of the pier 70 site. pier 70 is a three-phase project, well under way. construction started in 2018. the horizontal construction started in 2018. we

mike, go ahead. >> to steve's final point, for that rebalancing, i'm sorry, kelly. for that point that steve made, on that portfolio rebalance, i chair the board of a large institutional portfolio. we're going to wait until quarter end. we want to see the whites of their eyes that's part of our discipline so it might not be a day-to-day thing, but come march 31st, i think you're going to see certainly got to have more buying in equities and rebalances out of fixed income that's going to be r very important coming into the beginning of the month >> 11 days to go each one seems like an eternity lately thank you both michael farr and steve grasso sharing their thoughts on these market which are headed lower. dow's down about 657 points. thank you so much for wahoffing. our breaking news coverage continues now into the final hour of the tradinging day >> thank you so much for that. welcome. as the new york stock exchange prepares to temporarily close the trading floor on monday. stocks sinking as we near the end of this crazy week let es east have a look at what is driv

for instance on kelly and ryan, there's whitney cummings doing the elbump very elegantly. mike and tony from pardon the interruption. djimon hounsou. coach k and roy williams. even vice president mike pence is participating. put it there, soul brother. keep doing that. just get in the habit of doing it. the president publicly seems determined to keep shaking hands. he has said that and that he will not cancel his rallies. but a report today from "vanity fair" says he is privately terrified about getting the virus and thinks journalists will try to purposefully contract coronavirus to give it to him on air force one. [ laughter ] well, that doesn't seem paranoid at all. on friday the president signed a funding bill from congress to help combat the virus. and really pay attention to what he says here. >> so we're signing the 8.3 billion. i asked for 2 1/2, and i got 8.3. and i'll take it. >> jimmy: he only asked for 2 1/2 billion. congress said we authorize 8.3 billion. and he's bragging that he wanted less? i don't know. it doesn't -- he somehow finds a way to brag about everyth

mike. now it's time for "live with kelly & ryan." we'll be back at 11:00 for "midday live."eet home. plus, food and wellness expert shayna taylor is back with more suggestions for your pantry. although our amazing viewers share in the story as we all navigate covet 19 togetherogethr all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> ryan: hello, it is monday, march 23rd. it is ryan seacrest and kelly were both coming to you. the homemade addition

kelly clarkson show," everybody! that is the tune from huey lewis & the news', where is alexis who requested "the power of love"? where's alexis? high mikeell. why do you love that song? >> i love that song for many reasons. >> we definitely believe in the power of love. >> we actually met in japan. >> what? >> i'm from new york city and josh is from melbourne, australia and we were both traveling separately in kyoto, japan and we went to a temple and there are these love stones and you're supposed to touch them for good luck and love and i just touch them as a joke and the few minutes after i touch the stones i met josh. >> kelly: no way! if i would've been a person standing near y'all i would've started rubbing my body on all of those. i would've been like, get in like, looking around,ik lucky, that's amazing bread that's like a movie. >> so then we both moved to l.a., got married a year after we met and here we are now. >> kelly: that's awesome! that's so awesome! i have been to japan prayed i love that temple. the one i went to, they had little placards on the thingy, you could write a prayer on it. those temples are so beautiful. an

mike emanuel, thank you. still, republican senator from georgia kelly leffler joined tucker carlson earlier tonight to address. we wanted to play this for you, it's a portion of the interview. >> unlike senator burr, who hasn't really explained how this happened, though i think it is pretty evident, you said i didn't know this happened, had nothing to do with this, i learned on february 16th. so can you tell us tonight, who made -- we specifically made this decision to sell these equities, and why do you think they made that decision? >> well, tucker, let me start at the beginning. when i was appointed and send it as i spent time with lawyers making sure he understood, not only sec requirements around being in the senate -- because i come from the private sector. i have 20 years of experience in financial services. but i also spent time making sure he understood the stock act and the rules under the senate ethics committee for how we perform our financial transactions. i decided that i was going to maintain the same posture that i had in the financial services industry, which was to have a third party person,

mike bloomberg and i approve this message. [ applause ] >> quit messing with me. >> is the camera functioning >> voice contestant samuel's audition on sunday was so powerful it spun kellyelly held on tight and tried to woo him on her team. he went with nick jonas. >> i'm loving that shorter hair on kelly clarkson. the first-time marathoner propelled herself into a dream come true. here's catie beck. >> mollie gets second in her first marathon ever. >> reporter: a surprise finish no one saw coming, not even mollie seidel. >> i want to go out and run well for my first marathon. >> reporter: running well translated to a second place finish at the olympic trial. >> an incredible performance >> reporter: the 25-year-old punching her ticket to tokyo by securing a spot on the olympic team >> ever since i was a little kid this is the only thing i dreamed about doing. >> reporter: she found her stride in middle school, shattering records in high school then become not an all-american cross-country runner at notre dame in 2016 she was sidelined by multiple injuries. crippling anxiety and serious eating disorder. >> i kind of like self-destructive before the olympic trials >> rep

kelly kron 4 news. >>because of so many cases in washington state vice president mike pence is expected to visit that location tomorrow. >>passley to task force working to try to fight the spread of coronavirus in the u s he held a white house briefing today kron four's alice of ammonium joins us in the studio with more about what the vice president to say today hella yeah, the vice president is spearheading the federal effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus and he's also working on a bipartisan bill with congress that would fund more medical supplies. >>as the federal government works on a vaccine pence stressed that the general public doesn't need to worry about having masks. but it's really the health care workers on the front lines that need it most along with gloves and goggles we learned that this was the case with employees who were sick and as we mentioned earlier in a washington state nursing home, which houses the most vulnerable population that's the elderly 10 people died of the coronavirus in washington state most of them were actually residents of that long-term care facility called life c

phil horn wondered: mike wharton thought: and david kelly e—mailed: coronavirus was so pervasive on theand training, and to tell their own stories online, on radio and on tv. young reporter, which was previously known as school report, works with thousands of11— to 18—year—olds and this week held its annual festival. part of that was a celebration of those who'd submitted stories they felt the bbc should be covering, with awards handed out to the winners. here's one of those winners, morgan, with her report on upskirting — the practice of taking images underneath of victim's clothing without permission. i've come to a school to talk to sixth formers about their awareness of upskirting. i'm going to try and share my story to make sure that you know if you are ever put in a situation, how to get out of it, and how police can help you. i walked into my local swimming pool change rooms and i had photos taken of my bare body from underneath the wall of the changing room next to me. well, i'm delighted to say we are joined now by morgan and also byjosie verghese, head of young reporter. welco

kelly ward joins me with more. thank you for joining us, we really appreciate it. first of all let's begin with this statement from governor mikedewine on their primary delay in ohio, during this time when we face unprecedented public health crisis to conduct an election, it is an unacceptable health risk of contracting coronavirus while, the polls will be closed tomorrow every voter who wants to vote will be granted that opportunity. arizona, one of three states along with florida, and illinois, 441 delegates still up for grabs, arizona decided to go ahead. why his arizona decided to move forward despite the coronavirus that is happening? >> we take this seriously and i personally take it seriously because i come from a family of physicians for china practicing physician myself. my mom is in the high risk category, she's a practicing pediatrician. my husband is on the front lines in the emergency department in rural arizona so we take the risk coming from the wuhan coronavirus seriously but as chairwoman of the republican party verizon i also take the right to vote very seriously and every citizen in the united states should b

. >> mike, with your thoughts on the speed of this move lower in the ten year we've just seen, what do you think? zpl yeah, it's quite remark bable, kelly obviously i would vbts i said even last week there was a bit of a buying panic in treasuries and yesterday's equity rally, was the market kind of sniffing out that maybe it had reached a kcrescend crescendo? actually came back dramatically by the end of f the day. b obviously the message from the fed, whatever it was intended in part seems to have been look we're on a path maybe back towards zero on the short end of rates and there's just so little yield left in the world that effectively, they took the fed funds rate, one of the highest yields on the planet b, from one and a half down to one and it's almost as if it forced people down to the longer end i don't know if i'm going to ascribe a lot of particular inferences about what this means for the economy except that right now, it is hide and wait >> and one place it has an effect is on mortgages you were saying that people who own mortgage-backed security, now you've got a ton of prepayments. that might have to be replacede with tr

task force is headed up by alex azar, but the president made mike pence as the point person on this issue. >>> as we wait for the signal from kelly, another voice of authority, the medical officials we have here that we're able to consult with. dr. corey ebare, and chief correspondent at the black news channel. doctor, i'm glad to have you here. what would you hope to? >> some certainly to people can take it down a bit, and what i think that people are so panicked, and that is because, you know we've had a voice of uncertainty for the last few years. so when the wolves are actually talking among the wolves, then it's okay. what we're trying to do is flatten the curve by increasing the amount of actually infected people at one particular time, so that it doesn't burden the entire medical establishment and hospitals and doctors offices at one particular time. i want everybody to understand. people are going to get this. it is going to be something that we have never seen as far as the numbers of cases of people that are affected, but what we want to do is not burden the system so much at one particular time. i want to hear about th

mike and annette. also want to acknowledge kelly presser who is here in the audience from brookfield and tim rundy whoeer review appraiser on this project. i'm happy that tim was able to join us today. i'm going to go through slides that are going to be a little bit familiar to you from two weeks ago. i want to point out, as i'm going through, that the decision or the request we're making of you today really focus on that action item. you'll see that it's the -- we're trying to provide ourselves and the developer the opportunity to transact on a parcel. we're trying to spewed transaction on another parcel. and we really feel this is the best path we have and a limited set of options that are set out in the pier 70 framework transaction document. i'll try to keep coming back to the action item that's before you today, as there's a lot of detail that i know can get -- can blur the vision in terms of what you're looking at today. here's an overview of the pier 70 site. pier 70 is a three-phase project, well under way. construction started in 2018. the horizontal construction started in 2018. we have high

we had two individuals from urban alchemy, mike and derek, but i think we have flo kelly and brian edwards. i think. >> thank you, supervisor. i'm brian edwards with the coalition on homelessness. and i want to say that i congratulate you on your leadership and for getting this thing built, and i think it's great that it hasn't run into any big snafus since. but aside from the fact that we lost 13% of the capacity due to d.p.w., because of part of it wasn't level, we can't afford to do that for the next site can't be 30 slots. it's got to be 60 slots. i mean, people are getting their car towed every day. kelly and i have been here since 1:30 today waiting for this agenda item, but one of our comrades at the office also didn't get any work done, because people came to the coalition for help with tows. so if i'm living in my vehicle, and i need to move it every 72 hours and my battery dies, i'm not eligible for the $75 for that battery. but if i'm not eligible for a spot in the rv triage center, what do i do? i let the m.t.a. tow my vehicle and then i get added to the tent count? i don't und

kelly on twitter and is continuing to unload on former new york mayor michael bloomberg. it would appear michael bloomberg has managed to get under the president's trumplestiltskin. this morning he tweeteded that mini mikes a 5'4" mass of dead energy who does not want to be on the debate stage with these professional politicians. no boxes. he hates crazy bernie. bernie's people will go nuts. to which bloomberg replied real donald trump, we know many of the same people in new york, behind your back they laugh at you and call you a carnival barking clown. they know you inherited a fortune and squandered it with stupid deals and incompetence. that is going to make him mad. so -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i mean, that's but i will say this. if i was mike bloomberg and i had $61 billion, which is what he has, this is how i would get in trump's head. i'd buy every ad on fox news from now until november. i would ruin his precious hannity time. his "fox & friends" in the morning. maybe instead of an election we should put these old billionaires on a jungle island with sharp sticks and force them to hunt each other. you know? put it on pay-per-view. all proceeds go to the homeless. it's a good idea. [

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kelly king, ceo of truist, thank you so much for joining me just then. >> thanks. have a great day. >> truist, of course, the sixth biggest bank of the nation >>> let's get over to mike santoli for the market dashboard. >> hey, wilf liquidity parts of the bond market, one that never sees drama, rarely. big municipal bond etf look how this fell right off the table in recent days this is a sign of stress normally this would be arbitraged very well now take a look at the way that this etf is trading relative to its net asset value and you also see over the last year it's really strayed from its underlying mid-asset value it always sticks right there a 3% discount. it has come back today two ways to look at this, the fed is active in various parts of the market because normal liquidity is not there to create arbitrage functions and two, if you don't think state and municipal finances are going to fall apart, you are getting extra yield because of the flight from etf holders, wilf. >> mike, thanks for that something to keep an eye on, italy and france in particular the last couple of days thnchts is the last commercial we'll take until we head into the close. we'll bryoin

the same day that two more members of the house, one democrat, joe cunningham, one republican, mike kelly, confirming they now are battling coronavirus. katherine: yes. callreally been a wake-up for lawmakers, i believe, in congress to watch their peers come down with this illness. we also saw it in the senate where a senator started to take the risk of themselves and community much more seriously as one of their own was diagnosed. in the house, there have been members who fell ill and were tested and tested negative, but the concern that they did have it kept them away from the vote out of precaution. you are seeing that also with lawmakers who have family members who are vulnerable. they're concerned about going to work at the capital and then heading home to maybe someone who has a pre-existing condition and could have really negative consequences. to getting ill. host: let's turn to this massive piece of legislation. the president making the comment tonight he has never signed anything with a "t" in it. well over $2 trillion in this stimulus plan. where was the oversight to make sure