and you know who the monies going to? the worker in our restaurants in the worker in our dry cleaner, but the democrats are saying no. there is no excuse for this. i don't understand how democrats can stand up and say no. they don't even have to come to washington to pass this. can pass by unanimous consent. just turns from there. mitch mcconnell saying he had that happen just as he asked a week before. in the house, the republicans would allow it as well but nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are denying it. just as they held up the cares act. this is not a time for politics. one matches back to the question, what is the status of discussions? >> as far as i know, the speaker is back in san francisco in her house in napa. mcconnell and i are both here, i know the staff had met with secretary mnuchin yesterday, but they haven't come back with any answers. we put an offer on the table again, let's fund another $250 billion, no policy changes whatsoever, replenish money that has been used to keep the workers keep being paid thr

becomes greatest here, but magoya says it would help them a lot if they knew when the federal stimulus monies hospitals are expecting was going to come in. he says it could take months. in response to this report by the i.g., by the way, the health and human services spokesperson said they are working hard to support local communities. >> that was anna werner reporting. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. ♪we ain't stoppin' believe me♪ ♪go straight till the morning look like we♪ ♪won't wait,♪ ♪we're taking everything we wanted♪ ♪we can do it ♪all strength, no sweat >>> six weeks after the first coronavirus death in the u.s., american industry is finally gearing up to address the ical srtepred offheine for kris van cleave got a tour of a newly transformed ford auto plant in michigan. >> reporter: this is a

they can roll it into their ppp loan provided the monies are not used for overlapping expenses. declining to comment on the amount and processes business owners, a gym owner in ohio are applying for all the aid they can get and hoping something can come through for them >> i haven't had any clients oregon rated any revenue since march 16 i'm waiting to see what is going on with government aid i'm hoping we get some resolution to this very soon >> communications are ongoing. senate imamajority leader goingo ask for $250 billion in responding speaker pelosi saying that won't be unanimous there is back and forth over who those monies will be allocated to lawmakers do agree it is needed, who it goes to is contended. >> the question i receive a lot, they are now worried as they try to take the approach as you mentioned, applying for everything and see what comes through, that there could be conflicts. you mention these loans may roll in but some may proclued you from getting other aid is that right? >> they are saying so long as the loans are not used for the same things. one we be u

the recent proposal is in the next round of new monies, is that true? >> that's true. pelosi playing politics with the pandemic. not just to illegal immigrants but you have a democratic congress woman, illegal immigrants and prisoners, the inmates themselve themselves. one of the war more than $100 billion in less than a week. that's more than three times what the fda did in the last year. why? green new deal. that's the reason why she held up the care act for more than a week. they were more than unable to unleash that money out of time. the loans haven't gotten out yet and i know some people are having problems with the small business administration but they are working out the kinks and i'm sure that will get fixed. we are we talking about more aid money now when it looks like it's far less severe than what they are predicting ten days ago? shouldn't that end up helping us get back on line faster? >> you know why that democrats are talking about this? the pandemic to restructure government and their philosophical beliefs. they were dwelling about inmates instead of

the keep calm and complete we keep hearing again and complete we keep hearing again and again the moniese banks... give them a bit of leeway here. they are facing this dilemma of who do they lend to? and they're looking at businesses perhaps as haven't made profit check, the gulf of 50 mines, or do to make a profit but obviously their revenue has stopped completely. they‘ re but obviously their revenue has stopped completely. they're having now sort of make a call is that a viable business? i think the problem they got as no one knows how long this crisis is going to go on. do we hit a second surge, does the travel sector which has been completely annihilated, does it pick up? or is it the case as many are speculating that it will be well into next year before it actually gets back on its feet properly. i think this sort of optimistic note is somewhat sort of coming back now. the banks have got a role to play here. they do need to step up. they caused the crash last time they were at the villains. they can emerge from this crisis the heroes. they need to get money flowing through the sys

these monies going forward. no more art centers, no more humanities, and the more endowments, they've got to go toward specific causes. can we do that and pass clean bills, sir? >> we can if speaker pelosi will agree to it. based on the conference call we had with the president this morning on which democratic senators, to which they were invited, i'm worried we are goingem to have another fight, though. i worry that some of them are not going to support the trump-fauci-birx plan for reopening the economy. i hope i'm wrong. i know that the tofu and arugula crowd are not going to like the president's plan. they think we should leave the theconomy shut down until theres no more coronavirus. that's unrealistic for two reasons. that's bone deep down to theat marrow stupid for two reasons, number one, the economy will collapse, the world economy will relapse down my collapse. as we saw in michigan the american people are not going to stand for it. >> sean: we wish your people the best, send my best to drew brees. one

request up to a $50,000 no-interest loan with a flexible repayment schedule, and we added additional monies to our grant program for small businesses, as well. >> the mayor said she hopes that the city fund will help, in addition to small business assistance from the state and federal governments. she also announced a new website for businesses and workers to find available resources. it is 0ewd.or and lists programs organized by industry. there are also tools to help collect people to jobs. >> with cleanliness and safety a top priority, one bay area gas station is providing an alternative to gas bumps. booster fuels in san mateo is setting up a touchless mobile gas station. it will be filling up customers vehicles in the parking lot of a target in san mateo. it will deploy its gas station on wheels, a mini tanker that will park in one spot and offer fill-ups at prices comparable to traditional gas stations. service will be available for all customers, and does not require a membership. >>> a bay area school lunch provider has now begun a contactless drive-through grocery store in san jose.

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. >> i think it's absolutely amazing such an amountnt of mony has been mayor -- has been raised in such a short time. it's vevery good to raise this sorts of money, i think it's absolutely amazing. >> the coronavirus pandemic has strained britain's public health service, the nhs and has shown shortages for frontline staff. that is why tom took up p the challengnge. >> we said initially the money wowould be for the nhs charitie. that money will l be used to supppport all sortrts of things within this covid crisis, so things likee stuff for a slapdah for staff to sleep i in and supplying ipads and looking after mental health. that money has already been put to good use. >> having fought in world war ii, the army veteran turned celebrity had words of hope for today's gegeneration. >> thrhroughout the w world, ths has been very, very difficult for so many people. it is nowhere near a sign of finishing, but i would say to everyone, things will get better . there's no doubt one day we should be all out to the broadside -- to the bright side and the son will be shining again. >> tom moore turn

economies to raise this additional monies of science that would provide you know sources for me to get in the missions that they're putting in place and so one of the things that has been discussed at length is. countries coming together a huge level holding discussions in the e.u. when in order to have another initiative which is essentially for. you know low income countries to sort of have debt relief efforts over there be able to have written off the score space within the economies to baltimore and to put those funds towards putting less mitigating measures do you have a 2nd level of course that have come to essentially for us we're going to suspend that debt repayment essentially to put in place a moratorium so. whatever plans that african nations had. to submit in terms of documents for those to be there to handling. challenges and mitigating the economic negative effects that as a result of that let me just put the very final point salami the cd in a very very briefly me is money enough we've got the ethiopian prime minister the award winning ethiopian prime minister in 30 seco

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over monies, you look at the seven-day reporting, we are starting to go down pretty we have a long peak, largely driven by new york which is about 45 percent of the cases or so printed as new york's goes down, so well the rest of the country. they will have a decline even more accelerated. i want to say that we have had outbreaks. we had outbreaks in specific prisons, and nursing homes, and plants and when that happens, that adds two - 300 - 400 cases of the single dates a week back very carefully handling the country is doing, poet each state is doing and each county is doing and we look at the changes across all of the counties. we find early warnings for these types of outbreaks because we want the whole country to go down but we also want to prevent the outbreaks before they occur. reporter: what about the election, given the flu and the coronavirus, do you think that there will be some lack of results in a very close election. [inaudible]. pres. trump. i can't you what's going to happen. there's a free pass to a guy, who doesn't want to do debates because of covid-19. in list of th

was just being born and you had all these individual full-time entrepreneurs coming up with these monies and the reason i decided to focus on google and on this idea of not being evil is that google was there really in the beginning so when you write a book , particularly a complicated book looks at economic and political and social issues you want to find a continuous narrative arc and at the time that i started looking at this facebook was really the company was in the news for elections manipulation, although there's been plenty of that on google but election manipulation, monopoly power grid of bad behavior in general but if you go back and you look at google and its surroundings, i read a paper that larry page and survey brain, the founders of google wrote in 1998 and combined this paper on the internet, it looks at what are the search engines, how would you run a search engine , how would you pay for the search engine and they at the end in an appendix section have a paragraph on advertising and they talk about how targeted advertising, which is the business model of essentially wa

terms with an initial projection of vid-19 patient peaks in mid-may governor newsome also would say mony if that's changed. >>state healtofficials have said california could be seeing its peak. now the overnor noting monday hospitalization rates increased modestly over the weekend but still remain well bracing for the curve. d been >>is being bent because of you. >>the governor says specifics for the plan to open up california will be rolled out tuesday at his daily press conference at noon in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>now to the very latest on covid-19 here in the bay area tonight there are more than 5200 confirmed cases and 146 p people have died from coronavirus here are the santa clara county there have been 60 deaths, san mateo county has 21 deaths, 15 deaths in san francisco county contra costa county has 11 deaths. alameda county has 23 deaths, 10 deaths have happened so far in marine county and lano sonoma and napa counties have all seen 2 deaths from covid-19. protesters lly today in san francis demanding that the city protect homeless op during this crisis by mov

all the monies involved. thank you very my friend, very, very much. edward lawrence in washington.py to have howard schultz with us right now. you know him, the former chairman and ceo of starbucks. he has expressed concern too not only how they roll this out but what role maybe the federal government can play here, to sort of help facilitate all of this. howard, very good to have you, when you were talking about the federal government has to do more, what specifically were you talking about? >> well, thank you, neil. with all due respect to senator lankford and the republican senators who believe that ppp one and ppp two is enough, they're unfortunately very, very wrong. there is 30 million small businesses in america in which there are 500,000 independent represents. those small businesses represent 44% of the overall economy. they will not have enough money after ppp runs out for those that were abe to get it, most of them didn't, to reopen in a, in a world in which they will only have 25, perhaps, 50% of their revenue, because the revenue that is coming back after they reopen i

also been quite critical of the world health organization and its many biases but i think whatever monies taken from the world health organization should be given to the c.d.c. to american health organizations it should be just put back in the budget it should be allocated to health care that deals effectively with preventing this virus the world of organization did not perform it distinguished capacity at the beginning of this pandemic and it didn't deal with the china problem in the most appropriate manner i have my right to privacy can there are any in time out i'm about to mourn a plane and the airport or the employment company can take my temperature. yes they can condition going on an airplane or being willing to take the temperature i have to be a turkey with this thing holbrooke at i was with my wife and my daughter my future son in law who were in turkey and before you know the airlines there they took our temperature they didn't do it by putting anything in my mouth they just ran something past my forehead and i was in israel before that it israel oh look israel is a democracy a

and this weekend variable clouds and cool showers rain that will be sunday mony cut taken saturday out of the rain threatened move that on where to sunday and early the next week highs today get a load of this is just a brief little tasty little sample 74 per san francisco. 75 for open, so that your bay area temperatures and then after san jose 78, but again some inland spots expected to be a little warmer here we're shing the envelope here for concord cut 7978 going on for a little more. and santa rosa at 78. coming up a ttle bit we take a look at the 4 zone forecast that happened they at 70. and we'll see what's going on in your neighborhood plus that exteed to take a look at rain coming for late this weekend robin back to you all ght sounds good. thank you dave how about we take a lile peek at traffic because we do have some traffic and this morning a live look at the bay bridge tollplaza for those of you who need to use 80. it'sa good trip into san francisco at least for now. >>clear through the maze so 24 the e sure the nimitz a macarthur frway all doing fine connecting to 80 wess

there are different views about this amongst scientists stop monies that if you wear a mask might reduceother is that, once you put a mask on, you might get a false sense of security stop you might think you might get close to people again or stop washing your hands so often and you might treat the mask too casually. wearing a mask must be consistent. you cannot decide to ta ke consistent. you cannot decide to take it off to smoke a cigarette or eat a meal. it must be wonderful time. at the same time, when a mask is taken off, the outside surface might be contaminated as well and that could serve as a source of infection. more and more countries are demanding that people wear masks. in indonesia, they are handing them out stop the italian region of tuscany, it is getting up deliveries because everyone will have to wear one. attitudes are changing fast. head to cape town where an unprecedented truce has broken out. as south africa tries to contain the spread of coronavirus. gang leaders have halted is that turf was interned turned their delivery networks, usually use for drug trafficking

it as a red $290000000.00 that's all farming made so with farming is completely dependent on those monies coming in and their promise to us for the next year now the system to see is going to change if that system change will it be at loggerheads with the system of agriculture in southern ireland in europe. and that's the that's the thing that we need to keep an eye on and this was altering the politicians could level from the community campaign of all the communities the aspects of the campaign that might have a way the lesson of people walking home and ups ject of absolutely with of i've often. used certainly you know if you live alone a border of border communities you learn to live to work together with your neighbor your neighbors your neighbor you cannot choose he or her or him or whatever you work along with them because you know you always need your neighbor alex and strong to go to have to. learn i think a little. but more to get on with their neighbor and work together because working together you can always do something better than working apart so if the list to be progress fo

which is sort of strange because the monies that the solar day is that is now a battlefield sort of walked out of mecca does that then to set up an entirely new mechanism it's essentially what they did monica. i think it might be a time consuming element that is not really have very much. now the letter you and others wrote sais i quote our global economic problem requires a global economic response given the history of these appeals and how the world responds to it are you really hopeful that they will be a global economic response where if you go back to the global financial crisis in 208-0000 night where we had sort of the world economy in the near death experience of the global economy. or the role of schilling's beans might be speaking there were also. the g. 20 was the body that came together and mobilize financial. and other resources. and mobilized those chinese and the americans and the scenes together so what was done in 20082009 as a difference in the crisis is the what was then should be made to do now and hopefully what happens from a minister and quarter of the european counc

needs to save lives rather than engage in trade wars and also from a professor of politics does have moni thinks that trumps in no position to relax the pressure on china. there's been a lot of debate about whether or not we're seeing the emergence of a new world order and whether or not china is winning in this so i think that what we're going to see is is you know not a relaxing but a doubling down and a commitment to this strategy of trying to limit and contain china that trump initiated once he took office finally i don't think trump is concerned very much about whether or not we're going to have supplies from china i think his whole strategy at this point depends on trying to contain things until we get to the warmer months and hope for a vaccine is a silver bullet in your own greening tree warnock's a lot of 3 missing u.s. economists have already expressed an even either the economy is a curse pilots are continuing their piracy is the 1st task to do because economic value can only be created by people like us the 2nd quarter of this year is widely expected to contract 36 percent and

the senate today approved a nearly 500 billion-dollar infusion for coronavirus economic relief that moniesmarked for small businesses, further covid-19 testing and the house majority leader steny hoyer's indicated that members are poised to return to vote on the measure this week. watch the senate live on cspan2 and you can see the house on c-span. >> coming up tonight on book tv, and ambassador william vanden heuvel on his life and career in public service. then david, ford or counterintelligence advisor to the general and later bradford on the power and influence of the european union. next, ambassador william vanden heuvel discusses his life and career in public service. it is the subject of his book, hope and history. he was in conversation with his daughter, nation magazine publisher catrina vanden heuvel. [applause] so good evening everyone and welcome to the new york historical society. it is great to see you on a very wintry night and our lovely auditorium. tonight's program hope and history of my more of tumultuous times is part of our distinguished speakers series and as always i

category you know when i was a cancer survivor my dad got oxen's and you know he's got a he's got a mony at 2 times last year is now really you know taking this very seriously thankfully i mean i was i was yelling from you know i was going insane leading up to this being like guys got to take this seriously this is no joke this is no joke and then they have kind of like oh yeah you're right no like yes it was i like to. it really is the lion king circle of life isn't it jack that eventually yeah your beloved parents you circularize and do you go through your upbringing in the white water of youth and then all of sudden you get dumped on the outside and you've got to say you know take this seriously you're the for exactly yeah i mean that you know i like you know i follow the news and you know minutely you know i'm a bit of a crack and so i when i saw this talk in january i started like stocking up then and being like you know you guys if i'm going to stop by and see stuff. you know they just looked at me like i was a 10 fall out wearing. i when i ordered a backhoe up and brought every ba

for food stamps were actually not included in this surprisingly why won't the government increase monies for food programs especially when the congressional budget office say food stamps are one of the most effective and efficient ways to support the economy during a downturn. well thank you for focusing on this vital issue and it's important to point out that is vital as food banks and soup kitchens and food and treats are there only about 110th of the dollar amount of food provided by federal nutrition assistance programs why wasn't this money included in the bill when the simple were republicans we are nonpartisan organization but that doesn't mean we ignore the reality the reality is that speaker pelosi and democratic leadership are pushing to have a snap food stamps increase in this bill and the trump white house and congressional republicans vetoed it the increase would have equal about $0.20 a meal $0.20 a meal the average snap food stamps allotment now is a bit out a $1.34 per meal this would have risen it to the princely sum of a $1.50 for a meal and in the last week of repackag

such is the level of monies that the royal college of paediatrics and healthcare will tomorrow issuelines, advising and reminding parents of when they should seek medical help for their children. the concerns aren't confined to paediatricians. numbers in general a&e have also dipped and midwives too are worrying change. we are finding here that we have got ladies that are actually not coming in. they arrive either delaying coming in or stopping themselves from contacting the hospital just themselves from contacting the hospitaljust in case... because they are worried about covid—19. it is really, really important that if they have any changes or reduced movements of their baby, so if their pattern of movement changes, it is very important they come and get checked. the message from medics is clear, yes, stay at home but please get help if you have serious concerns about your child. doctors want to see you. daniella ralph, bbc news. it's becoming clear that widespread testing for coronavirus is going to be crucial as countries try to navigate their way out of the crisis but there is c

despite the best efforts of the oxford scientists involved the process is still likely to take mony monthss the continuing shortage of protective equipment for health and care workers. as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports there is growing pressure on the government. but as you can see, our staff are furloughed. empty workshops that don't have to be. tomorrow, jim griffin's car parts firm will start again to make gearfor medics. he will repurpose his kit to make protective equipment. but although he says he has filled in form after form, this nottinghamshire factory will be making medical equipment for orders from ireland. i don't understand why it is so difficult for people to be getting in touch with companies like ours to make the products here in the uk. mps are now back at work in a very different parliament. and the squeeze on equipment for health workers is top of many of their demands. the green benches have been carefully spaced out. 0rder, order. from tomorrow, they will able to ask questions of ministers online. members may urge forth only to be muted or snatched away

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markets deteriorate, and treasuries move forward with yields, how are companies trying to shore up monies >> borrowing rates have gone up even though the fed has lowered the fed fund rate. if you go to the market on march 23, investment grade companies had to pay two percentage points more the government has stepped up to bring those borrowing rates back down to where they were prior to the crisis >> what you are saying is that spreads have widened out companies are now paying moreover maturity bonds that indicate risk is higher and creditors have more payments what companies are seeing the most stress in your mind >> it is across the board. energy is under pressure, retail is under pressure. anything retail or travel related is really baring the brunt but it is really across the board. has stress created opportunities as those markets have dislocated in some way. have they said, things have sold off so much, there is a place to dip in >> absolutely. returns from here forward should be fantastic it starts where the government has attenuated the risk. the spread goes from 100 basis points

virus as a result so at this stage where we've got the 2 trials announced on tuesday a by the shin monies i can see some goodies certainly coming from china and syria talk us through the numbers coming from china with reports emerging of new infections some of what's been happening. well don we've got some new numbers have just been released the last hour of sciences from the scene one news i can see again this is a government controlled media operation we have yet to have them confirm for the national health commission which holds its press conference in the afternoons out of beijing this and that 111 you cases of the coronavirus of coming out of one joe this is a city in the south of china and these particular cases of people of african origin now the last couple of days we've seen a number of social media reports of complaints being made by members of the african community in that particular city and they claiming to obeying accusing the chinese authorities of mistreatment they're talking about has been denied access to hotels and restaurants and as a result a number of african countri

can we open the country safely and at what point do the republicans say we will only pass covid-19 monies. it, it's no more waste, fraud and abuse. and at what point do we say, okay. we have to open the country, we cannot afford this debt. >> you know what, we are saying that now. every great society that collapse, they collapse on the overextended themselves. we have passed tremendous amounts and trillions of dollars. let's let that get into the economy but more importantly let's start opening this up on a safe matter. tomorrow you will get the unemployment numbers, she helped us up for a week. that's the number we will get tomorrow. but what republicans are doing today, let's open congress back up on a phase and be smart about it. let's find areas we can, and some of those at an older and more vulnerable age, they should stay home. let's quarantine them as we go forward. governor cuomo is complaining about the ventilator and he found out he had 2,000 down below and now he's giving them to other states. this present was able to move hospitals, move navy ships, stop lights from coming in.

that was diverted to the miami herald and governmental monies these people wrote articles that were broadcast that were horrifically skewed. most of that information, i am telling you we learned long after the conviction in 2006 and we tried on the grounds the federal government paid the miami herald and certain people to give stories it was never decided. >> the jury essentially because the government was paying for it in part and then they were swimming awash incredibly hostile and the government was affirmative building the fire. so may be no surprise the jury convicted. >> and the seven month trial allegedly they delivered for 12 hours. and they were locked up for 12 hours to make a decision to make it look that they stayed in the jury box but in any event after a seven month trial that they walk in with a predisposition with that complicated case and then the jury decides the case like that. >> and then the cuba five? hernandez god a double life sentence and then the change of venue was at the first appellate level which is a three-judge court that reverses the conviction and says more o

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have to stop accepting claims because the radical dimms on capitol hill have been blocking those moniesthey processed 14 years worth of loans in less than two weeks totaling $350 billion. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tried to bring up an extend of the program and it was blocked by the democrats. here is the majority leader's reaction. >> it's surreal to see democratic leaders treat support for workers and small businesses as something they need to be goaded into supporting. americans need democrats to stop blocking emergency paycheck money and let the job saving program we open. i hope our colleagues will come around soon. lou: his colleagues come around soon. they won't, senator, i guarantee it. the democrats have become a party of hate, obstruction and subversion. american adversaries, russia and iran using the wuhan virus as a means to product the american military perhaps to provoke conflict. we take that up tonight with national security expert kt mcfarland. president trump wants his political allies to stand with him and support his political appointees. and he will do w

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