there is another fire and montreal five years later. montreal and 1765 is a relatively recent addition to the british empire. the overwhelming majority of people were french. they said they spent their lives hating the british, they are not real keen about being there is. that is not cool. was the in montreal perfect opportunity for the abouth empire to do pr how great it was to be in the british empire. we will take care of you. it killed 10 people. property losses were comparable to boston. quebecal governor of decided he wanted to do a fundraising effort that was similar. a fundraising committee raised about 9000 pounds or montreal. the third, who had succeeded his grandfather but this time, pitched in 500 pounds and humanitarian relief. a statue of his benevolent self. pr. eventually was pulled down by english residents. it was replaced with this inscription that basically talks about what up evelyn dude king george was. olent dude king george was. figure is brittania . the other figure is supposed to represent montreal. there is a

raisedaising committee about 9000 pounds for montreal. and king george the third, who had succeeded his grandfather at this time also pitched in 500 pounds in humanitarian relief and also sent a statue of his very vanilla -- very benevolent self. statue or what was left of the statue interestingly eventually pulled down by english montrealers. it was replaced with this inscription that basically talks about what a benevolent dude king george was. this was the cover of fundraising pamphlet used by the people who were raising money for the fire. this standing figure of the woman is brittania, the kneeling figure is supposed to represent montreal and we know it's supposed to represent canada because there is a beaver right next to her. montreal being the center of the fur trade. the poor beavers were the further got traded. then you see the city burning in the background. there is a good response to that. in 1772, in august, there is a major hurricane in the leeward islands in the caribbean. there were hurricanes all the time. but this one w

opportunity because i by -- montreal expo 67. toad the opportunity broadcast the opening in montreal. , we hadirst meeting folks like walter cronkite. i had access to the whole place. the notion of communication, transatlantic or transnational youth and communication as a way to improve conversations around the world, i thought would be a great one. later, i went to law school, got a degree. business school, looking at communication's. for almost a decade. susan ness, thank you for sharing some of your expertise, and background on "the company caters. reminder, this program as well as all others are available as podcasts. c-span, created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. the hill

to take that radio station and broadcast the opening of montrÉal expo.he first meeting of broadcasters, because that's what was there at the time, we had folks like walter cronkite and all these others. we had an engineer. i had access to the whole place. absolute faceting. so the notion of communication, and transatlantic or transnational youth and communication as a way to improve conversations around the world i thought would be a great thing to be doing. so later i went to law school, data degree, went to school looking at communications, looking at a communication company for almost a decade and it went on the communications commission. >> host: susan ness, thanks for sharing some of your switches, background and current work with us on "the communicators." >> guest: it's been my pleasure. thank you. >> host: just a reminder that this communicators program as well as all others are available as podcasts here . >> c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by cable in 1979 and brought you today by your television provider. >> if it comes out

away my age, but i had an opportunity, i picked that radio and broadcast the opening in montrÉal and meeting of broadcasters, because that is what was there at the time, we had walter and all of these others. i had access to the whole place. i was hooked. the notion of communication and transatlantic or trans national using communication as a way to improve conversations around the world, i thought would be a great thing to be doing. later i went to law school. got a degree. went to business school looking at communication a communication company for almost a decade. and they went on the federal communications commission. >> susan s. thank you for sharing some of your expertise, background and current work on the communicators. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> just a reminder that this communicators program as well as all others are available as podcasts. >> 2020 presidential democratic candidate holds a campaign event in detroit. watch live coverage at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2. online@c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> senator bernie sanders holds a roundtable

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exposs and they are on the precipice of winning the world series, the team moved to washington dc, montrÉalobbed of an opportunity. that is what it feels like with dayton flyers losing out on this opportunity to win a national championship. heather: not only talking about the future of these athletes who worked so hard to get to the point they are but the economic impact of this which is extensive. we had adam silver saying on the suspended season this hiatus will last 30 days and we intend to resume the season if and when it becomes safe for all concerned. heather: >> they should resume but instead of resuming and playing until late july or early august. heather: in the summer. >> running into baseball. what they should do is this. do a tournament, a 30 team tournament for both of these leaves rather than having a single elimination tournament. it will create amazing excitement coming out of this, finish a regular-season, do a quick tournament, so baseball can get going and you are not running into that. heather: golfers upset, pga, fans watching it and now know fans until the masters. let

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the skating championship had been scheduled for between march 16th and 22nd in montreal. the international skating union says it cannot postpone or rerelocate the event due to uncertainty over the outbreak. two time olympic gold medalist hanu and nathan chen had been set to take to the ice. across the border in the u.s., the nba suspended its season after a player on the utah jazz tested positive for the virus. the nba has yet to decide when it will play out the rest of the season. >>> now questions continue to swirl over the fate of one of the world's premiere and most expensive sporting events. the tokyo olympics and paralympics are four months away. there are fears the virus could disrupt the games. nhk world has more. >> reporter: athletes have spent years training for the games. these japanese runners will continue to do so despite the coronavirus. >> translator: i've been preparing for the tokyo games withthout thinking about whethe it will be postpononed or not. >> translator: i'm worried about what will happen from now on. all i can do is dodo what i i c. >> repor

in montreal scotland was. described as a way of life that is joyful and relaxed and where better to study living the sweet life and in italy that's where one mare is rewriting the laws of decency he is determined to rid his town of newsarama of offensive language those caught making insults are penalized but instead of fines or community service the town is using law and culture to sweep even the most serb of tongues. is full of terror mouths wide open. the terrible result of nastiness under it cost the mayor of lazzara says this painting serves him not only as a warning but as inspiration. i don't have this painting to scare people but so that i always see what nastiness can actually do other. earlier this year the mayor introduced an ordinance banning offensive behavior in lusaka it's the 1st of its kind in italy. it will denounce the u.s. that it will not. want to build a dam against the degradation of social relations especially on the internet and social media. but at that out of people are so nasty to ea

age of 84 were short won 11 stanley cups more than any other player in a 20 year career for the montreal canadiens nicknamed the pocket rocket he was recommended to the canadiens by his all the brother fellow montreal legend maurice reshad and signed for them in 155 it took over the captaincy in 171 winning his final championship 2 years later england have kept themselves in contention for rugby union 6 nations championship after defeating defending champions wales 3330 on saturday the rugby world cup runners up scored 3 tries in london bay final match against italy has been postponed because of coronavirus but they would still be unable to win the title if france win all their remaining matches now to some action from cricket's pakistan super league top ranked a move turned sultans were up against the karate kings in the who are former pakistan captain shahid afridi starting with the bear to get 35 after 17 balls including 3 sixes but just as he moved up the rain came down washing out the match both teams given a point athletes around the world are continuing to battle for their places

canadiens nicknamed pocket rocket he was recommended to the canadiens by his older brother fellow montreal legend maurice reshad and signed for them in 955 it took over the captaincy in 171 winning his final championship 2 years later. athletes around the world or continue to battle for their places at the olympics says tokyo 2020 organizers insist the games will go ahead to spite the corona virus outbreak boxes in asia and oceania are competing in the final round of qualifiers in jordan olympic flyway champion shock. of those becky stan one of those through to the quarterfinals of these birds on saturday this event was moved to a moment from the chinese city of new hampshire where the operate started jordan's that muhammad awardee also getting through he round of 16 here. that's where we'll leave it for now more sports teams coming up again later mary thanks very much peter now space x. has completed another successful launch of supplies for the international space station and the little guy a 1900 here. a falcon rocket sent up a capsule containing needing 2000 kilos of a quick mint and e

i'm dr charmaine nelson professor of art history at mcgill university in montreal and you are in a string. on sunday here at a tree chase of the white sweater nation and the cajun government came to a tentative agreement that could end nearly a month of protests over a proposed natural gas pipeline just look at the harsh tides of the protests and those protests have generated the talks laid out a commitment to recognize aboriginal land rights but the 2 sides are still odds over this $640.00 climate a coastal gas pipeline that would run through the 1st nation now unlike all of the 1st nations in canada where it's so wet unlined has never been seeded by treaty to the government of over the 6 canadian place enter the territory to break up what's on the line defend us from that camp the such as shown here our solidarity protest blockades all major role lines and road spot by that police action complicating the issue is a difference in the opinion between 2 sets of 1st nations leadership while here where to treat chiefs are gets the pipeline elected ballot councils have approved of its constru

now british number onejoanna konta is through to the semifinals of the montreal open in mexico.aged to save three match points before sealing the victory, beating the russian player in three sets. she will be facing number 27 in the last match. still goalless in anfield over the last few minutes. that's all the sport for now. this week, the truth about the truth about coronavirus. can ai help to treat it? can it predict its spread? could quantum computers find a cure? also, self driving wheelchair departing now from terminal seven. ifeel like the queen. hello. this week marks three months since the world first heard about a newly identified disease. i am of of course talking about covid—i9, which is caused by a new type of coronavirus. to date, there have been over 3000 deaths from nearly 100,000 confirmed cases and 81 countries. and this is how i know that. this is thejohn hopkins university covid—i9 dashboard. since it went live injanuary, it has gone viral and in a good way by demystifying the stats and the numbers behind the spread of this disease. it is amalgamation data fr

airplane full of montreal. and the doctor all ok instead of you gloss everything. and i don't want to intrude in political question i'd prefer to change the. drop will we flush or why russia explain very lovely to each of the only question i want only to give birth to russia or for that . is the question why change this right i want to choose to work for my friend a russian we need. french police are threatening to stop enforcing the nationwide lock down there which has been in place for almost 2 weeks unions are accusing the government of failing to provide protective equipment after an officer died from kovi 19 on wednesday. he has the story. during foresman agencies been particularly hard hit of this latest news that one of their own has lost their lives to cozied 19 what we know about that individual is that they were dom 51 years old and as soon as they felt ill they were placed into self confinement but unfortunately the condition worsened on wednesday before the gendarme who's only been named as patrick g. in the french media it could reach the hospital he h

richard has been waiting out of con da in montreal. richard describes himself as a republican. richard, go ahead. >> caller: good morning, congressman. in 2009-2010 we had the swine flu hin 1 blue where americans died. and i follow the news very closely, i didn't hear the news covering this story every day and obama did not assemble a task force or give us a briefing every day. 13,000 is a huge number and the corrupt media and the corrupt democratic party are trying to blame the president for the spreading of this virus when 13,000 americans were killed and they didn't even inform the public. i was traveling in the united states, i didn't know about this, they put my family at risk and they are blaming the president, i think it's outrageous. >> i have the numbers on the swine flu, the n 1 -- and it was, right, 12,500 fatalities just in the united states, 700 million people worldwide infected and that was just in 2009. you're correct. and this thing is being carried out in many cases in the worst possible manner possible. i don't want to call anybody corrupt, but the american pe

a folks all over the country, folks from montreal. great bagels there.t to the south and west we're seeing some mountain snow. the sierra seeing 8 inches. record highs in the northern plain states, sunshine and breezy conditions and cold in >> and we have another cloudy start in san francisco. we are going to see the chance of showers mainly before 10:00 a.m. a lot of the rain passing to the north. lake tahoe is expected to get snow out of the cold front passing through to the south. and san jose, a chance for showers with cool temperatures in the 50s, clearing out into the evening hours with a cloudy sunday expected ahead. >> don't forget daylight-saving time tonight, 2:00 a.m. before you go to sleep. don't forget to move those clocks forward one hour. that's a quick look at the weather. we'll send it back inside to you. daylight saving. >> saving. i always forget so thanks for that reminder, david. start.l is here with a look >> good morning. coming up in pop start we've got chip and joanna gaines on what they tell couples who want a >>> and philip men

not all stock markets plummeting oil prices plummeting when people with money from anything into montreal make any money out of it are not making enemies of the tragic situation so this is prompted this big pharma to stem the coronavirus crisis an industry hope to win him over for good and in a sense trump is in a difficult situation because he's been attacking a pharmaceutical industry in the usa to be exploiting the position and the states making too much money and here you're going to go to them cap in hand and say can you help me out with this particular medical situation that the states and embryos now has i mean i understand that the bill originally in the united states was supposed to protect price gouging by the big pharmaceutical companies after the taxpayer paid for the or indeed for the vaccines or the or the cure for coronavirus over here do you think there's a degree of lobbying in the restaurants of westminster where big pharmaceutical companies are saying give us the taxpayer research and development money and then you can pay to look at the bottom line is that what the pub

i'm dr charmaine nelson professor of art history at mcgill university in montreal and you are in a string. on sunday here at a tree chase of the white sweater nation and the cajun government came to a tentative agreement that could end nearly a month of protests of a proposed natural gas pipeline just look at the harsh tides of the protests and those protests have generated the talks laid out of.

other teams including the montreal canadians, carolina hurricanes, and boston bruins are temporarilyoff some employees. so important to remember, it's not just the athletes on the field or on the ice. there's a huge community supporting each and every one of these games. >> it is huge. you're right. thank you. >>> time is now 7:19. while gacia and steve are working at home, it's not our imagination, today is really a cold thursday morning. >> record setting cold it looks like. petaluma 32 and lima valley at 30 and rain fall take a guess. the activity has been monterey, watsonville, gilroy, santa cruz. take a guess where it continues along san mateo, santa cruz and monterey and few popup showers later today but i think mostly sunny to partly sunny for many. west coast under a deep trough and low pressure all the way down to southern california and another system moves in on saturday. our good friend the global model gsf says let's keep it going into the first week of april. when it's right it's right and see if it holds and break friday and next system for rain moves in saturday into

montreal santamaria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera saying good bye a team of cuban doctors heads off to italy to help treat coronavirus patients locked down in the occupied west bank the prime minister tells people to stay at home for the next 2 weeks i'm also in other news of the un president drought making life difficult for millions of people in chile. 400 hours g.m.t. which is 6 pm in the united arab emirates which is just announced a large stimulus plan to help ease the economic fallout from the coronavirus but there is a big casualty as well one of the world's biggest airlines emirates based in dubai will suspend all passenger flights from wednesday they've just announced it on their twitter page 25th of march 2020 cargo will continue they call it a painful but pragmatic move to give you an idea this is where emirates flies to gosh i had it they remember that's their destinations all over the world looking at something like a 100 and huge and 30150 destinations 270 planes 3500 flights a week said this. it's just going to be a have a huge impact i think on the

as high this is mainly due to the battery the production of which is more material intensive to montreal of the news. it's twice as damaging to the environment to produce an electric car than a combustion engine car gasoline and diesel powered cars are largely built with steel steel production has a comparatively low environmental impact but the extraction of the many raw materials needed to make batteries is a major factor in environmental degradation and the bigger the battery the greater the damage to the environment ecologically speaking the push to increase the range of electric cars is nonsense to the environment and the climate simply replacing the fuel tank with a battery is not enough. to make the most of all there needs to be honest and proper information about what risks are actually associated with these technologies there must be a clear discussion not only about the opportunities but also about the problems they present for. germany needs new strategies. to meet its climate targets by 2030 electric vehicles can pull their weight in mass transit buses or taxis cockup high ki

problem, you can captured 300 guys and put the montreal for treason and hang some of them. doing frequent thousand. data for 3000? what are they going to do with these prisoners? they can negotiate the release because that would be delegitimizing the americans. nor can they them all back to london. what will we do. guantanamo bay of 1776. we will hold them indefinitely. problem is the british occupied new york. new york city is burned. where will they put these prisoners but on troop transport ships. is new jersey. as the only use of the prison ship later in the war. nonetheless the condition on these prison ships with the american soldiers are going to be held and jersey primarily holds this. they will be atrocious. imagine the filth of the disease that's going to run rampant when you put thousands of people on a ship like that. in brooklyn harbor. consequently fatalities will mount. and's first winter of 1976 1977. it's really deadly for the americans. historians estimate that somewhere between 12 and 18,000 american service personnel died in british personnel. there are

[laughter] >> so ricky, incredible when you think about it, signs jackie robinson to a montrÉal contractnd goes through all the stuff. on april 15th, 1947, you would know that better than i would, jackie or rachel called him jack, roosevelt robinson, the club is had voted 15-1 not to allow minority players just right before that and ricky did it and the whole thing was stunning and when you think of it this way you will appreciate this it was 3 and a half years before harry truman desegregated the united states, 7 years before brown versus board of education at 18 years before the civil rights movements. ricky is a hero of mine. he was the greatest sports executive of all time. you can put that in together. it was a wonderful story. >> i must say when i was a little girl is a brooklyn dodgers fan jackie robinson was my favorite player and i would like to think now it was because i knew what he represented for civil rights but if i'm honest it was just that he was so exciting as a player. he would get on first placement steel second and then steal third and completely rattled the picture

and we just saw today the world figure statikating championship that was cancelled in montreal.lling, the others. they're all in conversation with each other. they're all watching each other. and of course, the big prize, the big -- the big story of all is this summer, the olympic games in tokyo starting july 24th, wolf. they have got a little time before they need to make this decision but i think we will see more and more spectatorless events, just as we are going to see with the men and women's basketball tournament. >> what are you hearing about the summer olympic games in japan? what's the latest information you are getting? >> wolf, every day, there is aanother conversation, another story, another quote. and it's always confusing. one day, they're saying they're considering cancelling. the next day, they're saying no, no, no, everything's going on as planned. the good news is they don't have to make that decision today. the top international committee member said the drop-dead date to make the decision about the tokyo games would be end of may. and so i think that's -- i t

we have 43 miles per hour over montreal below and in the east bay. here's a look at the advisory extended from the northbay hills to the south. does when gus can reach anywhere from 40 to 50 mph. and as i shifted to the east bay, it is for the higher elevations here. yesterday included are valley locations, that is no longer the case. yesterday included much of our coastline as well, no longer the case there either. this area is governed by the national weather service out of sacramento and they haven't issued an advisory for this area. is going to be a windy one and a tough one out there for today. the other story, take a look at how much warmer we are today. up by 15 degrees and oakland, 15 in livermore, giving you if you hear some of these numbers. 75 degrees right now in santa rosa. low to mid 70s and oakland right now. and low 70s over brentwood. temperatures are going to remain at this level at least through the next few days. winds will begin to die down though. i come back, i'll give you the extended forecast.>>> an apology from the los angel

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the english did not call it bill 101, they called it bill for a one 41 is a highway between montreal and toronto. one of the things you would expect to happen if there was something like this in america would be u-haul would clean up. we sort ourselves out. we do it already. people are moving from illinois to texas or vice versa. there would be more of that. that is how you would solve things today, not through war. too easy to get up and move. host: union, washington. glenn, good morning. caller: good morning. i have a couple comments in the question. i will be brief. first, i holistic lee agree with what your guest is saying, especially the last statement. we don't need to go to war but we need to reconcile our deep differences ideologically asked people. that has nothing to do with race, as the caller from mississippi -- didn't he say that the -- of what keeps the u.s. together is keeping black people down? i thought that was psychotic. the caller from california coupled donald trump trump with capitalism. i agree with that. he represents freedom in capitalism. high andhim to look

a real contrast in temperatures, if you look at montreal and miami on monday, a real contrast in temperatures is going to spill further south as we move through the next few days and the temperatures are going to really dip. the potentialfor some late winter storms later in the week and we could seize the return of some snow, you can see the dip in temperatures as we look at the city outlooks in new york, 2a to 11 celsius from friday to saturday. over in africa, storms have brought wet weather to madagascar, that is pulling away now though so should become drier here, some unsettled weather for eastern parts of south africa, but that is certainly not the case in cape town, where we will see lots of sunshine over the coming five days with temperatures starting to pick up here as well. over to new zealand and australia, storm gretel is set to bring some unsettled weather, strong winds and rough seas to the north island, high pressure spelling in behind that so something dry in midweek and high pressure tending to dominate across much of australia on wednesday, perhaps the odd shower towards the

nicknamed the pocket rocket he helped the montreal canadiens win 11 stanley cups and as a player the most in national hockey league history. he was 8 years old you are up to date scott back to you. >> sue, we appreciate that >> goldman sachs, speaking of them, they have a note today where they think you should be investing in this turmoil. the firm satisfies america first. that's what jim cramer has been saying goldman highlighting a number of stocks in each s&p sector. let's go through some of the names. charter communication, verizon, which is owned on this desk, josh, you have verizon. >> quite some time >> i do. >> you all saw the list. at&t, dish, truist, charles sha war, u.s. bank corp. -- is it anybody optimistic about financials here. >> i sold out of schwab. they need a steep yield curve. i put some of it into my wells fargo position now that it is yielding 5.5%. you are strong mortgages you have a new ceo, an efficiency ratio that's out of whack relative to the strichlt there is a lot of overhead they can putt cut out i think he will do that. i think numbers have been cut d

is not a communist society up there in montreal. they guarantee health care to all, they spend 50% of what we spend. his passing a medicare for all single-payer system a idea? and last point, donald trump, i know you're probably watching, how are you? wanted to say hello to the president. >> bret: is actually in a news conference. >> bernie: i'm sure he's watching fox, kind of addicted to your station. trump thinks that climate change is a hoax. and that's because he doesn't understand or respect science. i believe that climate change is an existential threat to this planet. i listen to the scientists who tell us that we have got to move aggressively to transform our energy system away from fossil fuel to energy efficiency and through a green new deal they can create up to 20 million jobs. so my point is, i appreciate raising the question, i just don't think any of those ideas are radical. >> martha: let me ask you back to the question which was how you would get things done in congress when there are a lot of folks who don't agree

morning the new major league soccer season has begun and terry i'm really enjoyed a winning start as montreal impacts coach this team for back to beat the new england revolution maximiliano duty with a great finish to secure. one victory ok there's going to be a 3rd fight between boxers dante wilder and tyson fury while they lost his w.b.c. title last month when fury stopped him in the 7th round the american is triggered the calls for a rematch in the summer when i will then be clay to fight anthony just who holds the other heavyweight belts rafael nadal has kept up the pressure while the one novak djokovic with victory in mexico just hours after joke which secured the title when into bike this al was celebrating a 3rd trophy in acapulco of the world the 2 didn't drop a set all tournament and beat america's taylor fritz it's and sales 1st tournament win of 2020 and came with the trophy of a go ahead it also means he has now won at least one title every season on tour for the last 17 years. now i want one of the wildest winter sports you'll possibly never heard of jury which means ski driving

the nationalng in research counsel of canada facility in montreal to prepare rollout. these are critical steps forward. we have to remember that vaccines won't be ready overnight. they will take months to develop and test. we need to work to mitigate the of this virus. luckily, we have the tools we at home.t here blue dot in toronto was among the first in the world to identify the spread of covid-19 of thein nine days ahead world health organization's public warning. use this a contract to canadian software to model the disease. us track and therefore slow the spread. minister baynes has sent a call to action to every university, college, polytechnic in the country. their labs have the resources be part of this fight. we've asked them to identify masksent they've got like and ventilators. at the same time, we're looking at innovative solutions they can be part of including 3d printing of medical supplies. institutions have already stepped up and many more will do same. if you need more information t buyandsell.gcca. hands on deck. [speaking french] [speaking french] >>

now the new major league soccer season has begun the interior marie enjoyed a winning start as montreal impact coach is the 2nd managerial job for france as well cup winning legend after his disastrous spell at monaco last just 3 months but so far so good in the m.l.s. his team fought back to beat the new revelation many on a routine with a great finish to secure a 21 victory. and makes can start at nando's made his m.l.s. debut for i lay galaxy the striker known as cheech and eto'o has been brought in to replace slots enable him of it he had little impact with only one shot against the houston dynamo who fall from a goal down to draw 11. rafael nadal has kept up the pressure while the one novak djokovic with victory in mexico just out was often joked that secures the title when into buying it out was celebrating a 3rd trophy in acapulco while the other 2 didn't drop a set all tournament and beat america's taylor for it's in the final isn't 1st tournament win of 2020 came with the trophy of a golden it also means he has now won at least one title every season until for the last 17 years

we expect a one million in montreal earnings although that may change. we won't really know until we get closer to june 30th. 300,000 in performance have been received through december 31st. we have not had any reimbursements under the adoption and surrogacy assistance plan and in december and we're projected again to have have the 185,000 from the fund balance for reimbursement under the plan. the amount of forfeitures for unused spending which reside in the trust, until that time for the administration of the benefits. as of december 31st, we have 2 million in pharmacy rebates and the year-end projection is for uhc and ppo plan and trio which is consistent with the previous reporting and right now we're projecting to end the year with a balance of $128,000. there's been no instructions given out by the controllers' office on any adjustment that's we would need to make in the budget given the effect of the coronavirus on revenues so that is kind of the thing i'm watching for and will let you know if we get that kind of direction. in prior years when we'

>> it is not uncommon for chinese nationals to fly to tijuana or vancouver or montrÉal by way of example cross to the united states, but three largest land ports of entry for chinese nationals are blame washington, buffalo, new york. as you know in detroit they are not the only ones. the numbers are sufficiently high the we staged medical personnel at the airport, not widely advertised, the proclamation applies, we have excluded 300 foreign nationals, the largest excluded group are canadians and it is canadians who travel to china in the previous two weeks. the next largest are chinese nationals. and it drops substantially, 90 chinese nationals. the china -- challenge you poses real. we have been aware of it and confronting it head on and turning those folks back. >> you screen passengers in vehicles across the land and -- how do you deal with passengers in the vehicle and have the opportunity to screen. >> the most important scream, travel screening. because of the travel history, cvp has access to this at the border depending how the individual or family in front of them came to be the

context, itn the has not been uncommon for chinese nationals to fly to tijuana or vancouver or montreal , by way of example, and cross into the united states. the largest land point of entry for chinese nationals are andalo, new york, california. they are not the only ones. at those ports, the numbers are sufficiently high that we stage in cooperation with hhs medical personnel, like we have at the airport. it was not widely advertised. applies at land and airports and we have excluded 300 foreign nationals. some might find it ironic, but the largest excluded group are canadians. it is canadians who traveled to china in the previous two weeks. the next largest group was chinese nationals. that dropped from there. i want to say 90 chinese nationals. the county poses real. -- the challenge you pose is real. do you screen passengers and vehicles? it is a different process when you're coming across the land border. how do you deal with passengers in a vehicle and have an opportunity to screen them? >> the first screen and most important screen that cdp is best at is a travel screening. i de

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richard has been waiting from canada, montreal. he describes himself as a republican.morning, congressman. 2009, 2010, we had the swine flu , 13,000 americans died, including many children. i follow the news very closely. i hear the news covering this every day. obama did not assemble a task force to give us everything every day. 13,000 is a huge number and the corrupt media and corrupt democratic party are trying to blame the president for spreading this virus when 13,000 americans were killed and they didn't inform the public. i was traveling in the united states and didn't know about this. they put my family at risk and they are blaming the president? outrageous. the numbers on the swine flu, right, 12,500 just in the united states. 700 million people worldwide infected and that was just 2009. out ins being carried the worst manner possible. i don't want to call anybody corrupt, but the american people need to know the facts. it that is why what you are saying is important, people can but this into perspective. in 2009 frankly it was a lot worse. we have an unknown