mr. king: i was lost in the past, in the glorious past when i was chairman and you were ranking member. glory days. mr. payne: ok. thank you. mr. king: i commend you as our chairman. thank you, sir. i see yvette laughing over there. mr. payne: other members of the subcommittee are reminded that under the committee rules opening statements may be submitted for the record. i want to welcome our panel of witnesses today. , who,rst is mr. ron klain among many other positions in public service was the white , house ebola response coordinator during the obama administration and can provide lessons learned from his time battling a previous public health emergency. thelso welcome today assistant commissioner of the division of public health infrastructure laboratories and emergency preparedness for the new jersey department of health. in his role, he provides strategic and operational leadership to coordinate new jersey's hospital and public health disaster resilience laboratory, services, and emergen

mr. king. mr. king: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to all the witnesses for your testimony. there was a report from new york which shows the rolling impact of this disease. it was a lawyer from westchester county diagnosed yesterday. this morning, turns out his wife and two children and the neighbor who drove them to the hospital for the test all have it. and one of the concerns is a student at a university and the school is being shut down because of that. this is the growing impact it can have. in the metropolitan area of new york or chicago, los angeles, boston, any of them, how quickly could this spread? i am not trying to spread fear here because this can be controlled. when you see the one impact of one person, one family, and his neighbor and students, how quickly that can spread, and i assume he may have taken the train or subway to work that day, he works in lower manhattan, going through an elevator, walking through a hallway, he runs into hundreds of people. dr. inglesby: so in

objection, i now recognize the ranking member of the subcommittee, the gentleman from new york, mr. king, for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i also want to welcome and thank all of our witnesses today for taking the time to be here. all of us have a lot to learn on this and i look forward to your testimony. the novel coronavirus or covid-19 has claimed thousands of lives across the globe including over 20 in the united states around i think as we realis those numbers are changing by the hour. it will be different by the end of this hearing for all we know. this is not the first time our country has had to deal with an outbreak and likely won't be the last. we've been preparing for situations such as this. last year the department of health and human siefbss conducted the contagion 2019 functional exercise, a multi-state exercise to assess the ability to respond. last summer the president signed into law the pandemic and hazards act. since 2016, funding for infectious disease response has increased by 70%. 70% in five years. while the virus ask here now in the restricti

mr. king: mr. speaker, i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until noon on monday following the meeting, health and human services secretary zar followed by democrat katie orter. >> thank you for being here. we got some of the leaders of the task force that the vice president is leading as well as senior medical and technical experts from the department. we just concluded what are now regular briefings that we are doing that are open to the full senate, open to the full house of representatives trying to make sure that we are being radically transparent what we know when we know it as well as the uncertainties we face. we acknowledge this is a time for concern by many people and trying to educate people about what we know and don't know in these times. we had a lot of discussions especially about testing. we are happy to provide you with more information an

>> good morning, mr. king. it's changing literally by the hour. yesterday was completely different than today as far as the cases are going, as far as the new challenges that we're facing. supplies are still an issue, at least out here in the community with private clinics and offices. the biggest issue right now are test kits. we have the test tubes but we don't have the swabs. a 3-cent swab is all we need to really truly identify positive cases and get the proper treatment in place so we can ease the burden to the hospitals. primary care all starts out here in the trenches before we get to the hospital, but we can't fight the war in the trenches when we're given sticks and stones. >> most americans every day get to see the president and his coronavirus task force give their report from the white house. everybody makes mistakes, this doesn't have to be a blame thing, this is a giant panpande, but the government is not doing everything right. you just mentioned the testing issue. if you listen to the president, he says we're in a much better place

what did you learn about him, and explain who mr. king was. dr. balcerski: "bosom friends" was an effort and a way to learn how male friendships work between bachelors. i would like to think your audience has heard of buchanan before and do not know who king was. let me start with him. actually, william rufus king was the vice president of the united states, elected on the ticket with franklin pierce in 1852. but because he was terminally ill with tuberculosis, he actually never served in office. he was inaugurated and famously the only vice president or president to be inaugurated outside of the united states. he did so in cuba. but he returned to the united states to die in april of 1853. buchanan, the 15th president, succeeded president pierce and will be in office from 1857 to 1861. he's often blamed for allowing the civil war to happen. this is a somewhat unfair criticism. part of what my book tried to do is understand how these two men were so successful in national politics and in an indirect way get at the political conditions of the perio

objection, i now recognize the ranking member of the subcommittee, the gentleman from new york, mr. king, for an opening statement. this kind >> thank you, mr. of satellites or nott i look forward to your testimony. the nove around the thousands chairman. ilize t also want to welcome and thank all of our witnesses today for taking the time to be here. all of us have a lot to learn on this and i look forward to your testimony. the novel coronavirus or covid 19 has already claimed thousands of lives across the globe, including over 20 here in the united states and i think as we realize those numbers could be changing by the hour and could be different by the end of this hearing for all we know. this is not the first time, though, our country has had to deal with an outbreak and likely won't be the last. we'vehad to been preparing for 'g fod the contagion 20 situations such as this. last year the department of health and human services conducted the contagion 2019a le functional exercise, a a multi-state whole of government exercise to assesss ability to respond to a large scale outbreak. l

mr. kinghis case and this moment, with execution hours away has gotten attention from around the country and beyond, thousands and thousands of people signing on for reconsideration of this case, a halt to this execution with hours left. mr. king, thank you for coming on. >> thank you for the opportunity. >>> coming up for us, we're going to go -- we're going to return to breaking news at the top of the hour, elizabeth warren ending her presidential campaign. we have reaction, we'll get the reaction from a democratic member of congress from florida. one of the next states to vote. never run dry of killer attitude. good moves. or hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost. the #1 hyaluronic acid moisturizer delivers 2x the hydration for supple, bouncy skin. neutrogena®. for supple, bouncy skin. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people

as mr. king has stated, we are now dealing with sort of the fallout and rapid spread of this illness as a result of a gentleman who had traveled from westchester county into the city of new york. we can expect more to come. but this is not the time for fear. it's time for facts. and that's why i'm so happy you are here today. this crisis is serious, but we can mitigate the coronavirus if we put science over scoring points. doctors, not politicians, need to be in the driver's seat as we combat this global outbreak. this is isn't a hoax in the word of the white house, and it's not an apocalypse, either. it is a public health emergency, but one we can address with funding, resources, and sound science. 105 yesterday, we know of cases and a death toll of nine persons in the united states. as testing is expanded, the numbers will continue to rise. the federal government and the state and local partners must also rise to the occasion and give each american not only the care they need if infected, but a

mr. king: mr. speaker, i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until noon on monday

mr. king's point, only half of congress had to show up today to pass this bill.nd it didn't delay the bill i even an hour, because i told everybody what my plan was a day ago. so that they had time to get here. >> shannon: yeah, and many of them were not happy about that, because of the, you know, warnings against travel. two more members of euros to date announced they tested positive for covid-19, as well. you earned yourself a name mr. noel from "politico," because you do will vote no on so many things. i know you have your reasons, and we thank you for coming online on tonight to talk about them. >> thanks for having me, shannon. >> shannon: okay, the president invokes the defense production act to force gm to build something other than cars. the debate over government telling private industry what to do. our power panel weighs in, next. ♪ want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days a

>> the stress is real mr. king. our hospital has adjusted.hen you walk in, everybody has to wear a mask and there are hand sanitizers everywhere. our floor has been converted to a covid-19 only floor. a lot of things day-to-day are changing. i give credit to our hospital registratiby keeping us informed and what way we can use best practices and methodology. i am certain that's happening around the country and not just us here. >> what are the challenges of that? you are turning places in the hospital that were designed and some of them are waiting areas and they are now treatment areas and covid-19 area. it is fantastic that people are showing the flexibility to respond to the challenge. with that comes significant challenges and no equipment in the waiting area and now it is a hospital bed. there is different equipment in neuro surgery and now you have to deal with covid-19, how do you get through all that? >> it is retraining. some of the nurse parishioners and doctors on how to manage these patients and what to do. for this aspect of medi

mr. stephen king.for years long before audiobooks were fashionable as the champion through his support has aspired improvements to audiobooks and with that coldhearted enthusiasm and gratitude to celebrate stephen king by sharing with him a lifetime achievement award. [applause] >> first of all thank you. >> and thank you for your major and imagination and artistry. >> i think about them all the time but a very amazing and difficult and book. >> i was lucky enough. >> that is why i should narrate as well. >> stephen king will still be read 100 years from now. >> congratulations. [cheers and applause] >> presenting this award. >> and for jill hill to prevent blood - - present the actual award the best-selling author and it just a few seconds ago one the audie for full throttle. and the author of walk and key a long-running comic book. [applause] >> i am honored to be here tonight to celebrate audiobooks alongside the people who work so hard so brilliantly to bring them to leaders everywhere. for anybody

king. >> edward's reliance on mrs. simpson grows. he neglects his official duties.esn't do the things that he's supposed to be doing. he doesn't do his job. >> so far his affair with mrs. simpson has been successfully kept from the public. but edward's passion for wallis is becoming all-consuming. >> edward should be meeting and greeting his ministers, looking through state papers and signing off laws. and yet he lets things slide. >> edward charters a yacht to go around the mediterranean for a few days. >> edward thinks that he's sort of off duty. he can behave as anybody might behave in those circumstances. you know, they sail around greece. he is photographed without his shirt on. this would make poor george v turn in his grave. >> up to then, in public at least, he's been relatively discreet about meeting wallis. but on holiday, he throws caution to the winds. and there are dozens of photographers following edward and wallis on this tour. >> the american press prints so many photographs of mrs. simpson with the king that it starts a conversation about whether or

mrs. scott king said you're responsible to denounce that on the site. i would justify.n't bring them or condone it. they're at your march. sam thing with'r a presidential candidate. you have to grow to say i denounce it aennd will not tolerate it. >> the other n thing is -- >> sorry! allergies, everyone. yes. it's blooming in d.c. >> the other thing is this isn't just on twitter. one of my colleagues wrote a storyll about a bernie sanders staffer whoab in a private twitr account or private account posted incendiary things and then doxed. that's your personal information family's personal information becoming public in a way to actually affect your -- >> what does that mean? >> it's personal information for instance, personal information or home address. >> i think it's happened to me since i've been on air today. >> the personal information is published. they can send s.w.a.t. teams to the home or ordering hundreds of pizzas you didn't pay for and then weird things happen at your house. reporters that cover extremism get to know the local police departments with the fak

mr. stephen king.ears, long before audiobooks were fashionable has championed the work that all of you do and all of the magic that you make. through his support has expanded the audience for an inspired improvement to audiobooks. his with full hearted enthusiasm the week so racing beginning by sharing with him a lifetime achievement award. [applause]. >> steve, first of all i am going to say thank you for all of your brilliant adventures. i feel honored to witness your amazing artistry. i'm a huge fan and i have been forever. ... >> stephen king will still be read 100 years from now. >> congratulations. [cheers and applause] >> presenting this award. >> and for jill hill to prevent blood - - present the actual award the best-selling author and it just a few seconds ago one the audie for full throttle. and the author of walk and key a long-running comic book. [applause] >> i am honored to be here tonight to celebrate audiobooks alongside the people who work so hard so brilliantly to bring them to leade

on the following day, king farouk of egypt arrived to pay mr. roosevelt a visit. his majesty came aboard, and the president entertained him at lunch. at this meeting with royalty, and others which followed, president roosevelt was a symbol of the spirit of neighborliness of the united states. that afternoon more royalty arrive, emperor haile selassie, ruler of ethiopia. the next day, another should -- another ship arrived bearing the king of saudi arabia, his sons and their entourage. the king was escorted aboard to meet the president and the other guests. some of the arab chieftains who accompanied him. four of the king's sons. colonel william a. eddie, a retired marine officer, acted as interpreter. after his visit, the king returned to his cruiser which brought him, and later the president's ship sailed for alexandria. the following day at alexandria, mr. churchill, accompanied by his doctor, joined in the president for further talks. as he came aboard, he was greeted by admiral lahey. mr. harry hopkins was also on the ship. mr. stittinius was the next to joine

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mrs. roosevelt found the king and queen warm and, if anything, regular people almost immediately. >> elizabeth central to the success of this tour. she makes people feel comfortable. and everyone falls in love with her. >> these have been tremendously strenuous days for the king and queen. but there is a short rest from their engagements when they get to stay at hyde park. >> on the king and queen's last day, they have a picnic luncheon with the roosevelts that features hotdogs as symbolic food of the common man. >> the president's mother said you cannot offer the king and queen of england a hotdog. the president said, yes, that's exactly what we're going to do. the king asked for a second one. so they, clearly, enjoyed them. >> the royal visit to america is a resounding success for the king. but there's danger. and the danger lies within george's own family. you wouldn't an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pill

mrs. roosevelt found the king and queen warm and if anything, regular people, almost immediately. >> elizabethhe success of the tour. she makes people feel comfortable and everyone falls in love with her. >> these have been tremendously strenuous days for the king is and queen. there is a sharp rest when they get to stay at hyde park, the country home of president roosevelt's mother. >> on the king and queen's last day, they have a picnic luncheon with the roosevelts that features hotdogs. this symbolic food of the common man. >> the president's mother said you cannot offer the king and queen of england a hotdog. the president said yes, that's exactly what we're going to do. the king asked for a second one. they clearly enjoyed them. >> the royal visit to america is a resounding success for the king. but there is danger and the danger lies within george's own family. ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low enhance your moments. san pellegrino. tastefully italian. add a twist of flavor. san pellegrino essenza. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shhhh. i took mucinex dm for

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so that was very likely to be a king air but they have not made a final decision as yet. senator moran: mr. secretary, thank you, i would appreciate it if you or your staff would follow up with me, the subcommittee, in regard to the cost to cover that recapitalization including that additional king air -- mr. ross: i'd be delighted to, mr. chairman. senator moran: let me turn my attention to trade. i mentioned in my opening statement, usmca and the phase one deal with china. what role will your department play in helping implement, monitor or enforce usmca and the phase one trade deal with china? and does the f.y. 2021 request support that role? mr. ross: let me answer the third part first, yes. the budget request does provide the funding we need for those roles. the roles we have played so far have been working very closely with ustr to help them develop the want list, the negotiating list, the product list that they've had. subsequently, we will be dealing with the enforcement of the rovisions that are in there. we are very confident that we have the staffing and the expertise to perform

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primaries took place and was instantly secured by mr biden all over i mean i saw mr biden being described as the come back king how did he manage to again ground. yeah that was quite a surprise last night if you consider the polling didn't really show him coming out on top and. the bernie sanders supporters were really hoping for this unsurmountable a delegate lead to come out of the super tuesday last night so we have joe biden back here it's a big it's a huge comeback a sweeping victory over all these southern us states in particular are. not forget this is not a victory this victory is not about joe biden it is rather about the question who can win against donald trump and it really seems like a majority of the voters yesterday believed that this should not be bernie sanders and that this could be rather joe biden not because he's a great debater in fact his campaign stalled and did not do well for long periods of time but because many believe that bernie sanders policies are too far on the left side of the political aisle that he's not someone who who many people would be happy with in particular those so-

family have to do with this there are certain individuals responsible in the king to try and print them and others in the state mr prince ahmed and mohammed bin nayef were both seen as possible rivals to the throne when i see 4 year old king solomon dies reports suggest they now face long term imprisonment or even death brian al jazeera . well still ahead here on al-jazeera lebanon defaults on foreign currency debt worth over a $1000000000.00 as it struggles to tackle an economic crisis and find out why there's been a rise in gender based attacks in mexico those stories after the break. hello well as far as weather is concerned it's more of the same for the british isles in fact for much of north western europe the weather still piling in from the atlantic so wet and windy but it too was describe it but it has been a change further east we've now got a rather static situation is now over albania so fairly wet weather here for the whole of the balkans has been stoic height and rain for the south southern italy sicily greece albania it's moving on to remain here in hungary as well but also implies a southerly breez

. >> frankly, the royal family were terrified that he was going to turn into king edward viii who abdicated to marry mrsson. >> in 1936, edward, the queen's uncle, was forced to give up the throne after falling in love with a divorced woman. the queen was 10 years old when this scandal engulfed the monarchy. >> the whole abdication with the great drama that defined the queen's reign and still living in the shadow of the abdication. >> throughout her reign, queen elizabeth fought to maintain the windsor's image as stable and dutiful. >> when i was 21, i pledged my life to the service of our people. i do not regret nor detract one word of it. >> the queen has been building this picture of her family as an ideal royal family. i mean, a dynasty is about a family. >> once that image of perfect family life becomes tarnished, well, what do they represent to the nation? ♪ want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the differen

mr. trump described the tennessee tornadoes is horrible and vicious. health officials in washington state's kinghave sent 15 patience from a nursing home to the hospital. the facility has seen the highest number of cases and deaths from coronavirus in washington state. 30 federal officials will arrive on saturday to help with the situation at the nursing home. iran warns it may use force to limit travel between cities. iranian health officials did not elaborate on the threat but did acknowledge the coronavirus is now in all of the country's

martin luther king and cofounder of the southern christian leadership conference. decades later, mrwery gave the benediction at president barack obama's inauguration. joseph lowery was 98. just ahead on the "cbs weekend news," college seniors and dreams deferred, as a rite of passage is now lost to the outbreak. and we'll come clean about the surprising history of soap. and later, capturing memories of our surreal lives right now through a caring lens, one porch at a time. me. start farxiga now. farxiga, along with diet and exercise,... ...helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. although it's not for weight loss, it may help you lose weight. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash,... ...swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have... ...red color in urine, or pain while you urinate... ...or a genital area infection since a rare but serious genital infection may be life-threatening. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are

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the king of malaysia has sworn in muhyiddin yassin as the country's eighth prime minister. mrinister in the previous government. his appointment comes after a week of political turmoil triggered by the resignation of the 93—year—old incumbent, mahathir mohamad. the french prime minister says a proposed law to reform pensions will be pushed through parliament by decree that giving mpsa parliament by decree that giving mps a vote. emmanuel macron's attempts to radically overhaul france's pension system has resulted in months of strikes and protests. 0pposition deputies had sought to block the bill's passage through the national assembly by tabling or than 40,000 amendments. there is no evil — a film by the iranian director mohammed rasoulof has won this years top prize —— mohammed rasoulof has won this year's top prize at the berlin film festival. the film, made up of four stories, explores how individualfreedom can be expressed under an authoritarian regime. the director is currently banned from travelling by the iranian authorities and was unable to collect the award in person

king. >> thank you. mr. acting chairman. i appreciate it. >> i know you're going to haver ask a question on the artic. >> i am, as a matter of fact. first i want to thank you secretary etsr esper for the national cyber solearium process. over a year we've worked very hard, ken raprano, and david nor quest made significant contra booigss in firepower and thoughtfulness. i want to thienk you for your authorization in that participation. it was meaningful. >> i'm encouraged by all that too. >> we'll be releasing or report next wednesday. >> great. >> and i think it's a good piece of work. and indeed we've spent a whole session here in really haven't talked about cyber, which is an essential -- that's not the right word. a very real demain. that's what we'll be. >> cybercome tigs every single day. >> exactly. we're at war today. >> yes, sir. >> general milley, i guess this is a question for both of you. i'm very concerned about a gap in defense against hypersonic weapons. both of our principle adver sarese, china and russia, hav

the abundance of caution the following recommended procedure ordered a dhs facility in king county washington. mr. wolf: closed today and directed the employees in order to reduce the threats of community spread of the coronavirus. at this time the affected offices will remain closed at 414 days and all employees have been directed to self quarantine for 14 days. you made this decision to close the office because an employee had visited a family member of the life facility in kirkland, washington and before note that facility was impacted by the coronavirus outbreak. so the plane did not report to work when they fell ill. we are taking these steps out of an abundance of caution. lead by example. employees in the family with every precaution and follow the guidance of public health officials to stay home from work when they fell ill. and quarantine themselves. penn reported to their employer and other officials. if this involved, many of the homeland security including myself, will be thinking about and praying for the employees and all families affected by the coronavirus. i speak for everyone i

mr. president. let me join you in thinking the king the -- than american people.e know they will continue to make these efforts over the next 30. you heard the president speak about the modeling, and he will share with the nation the full range of counsel of the team he assembled months ago at the white house coronavirus task force, will lay out what could have been, or what we are continuing to work to make a reality. in the meantime every american .hould have a grateful heart first and foremost to all of the incredible health care workers lines,e on the front every single day. getting just a few hours of sleep and going right back to work, they are the hands and feet of american compassion. i want to say on behalf of your president, on behalf of a grateful nation, we are with you . we will continue to work tirelessly with the outstanding leaders to make sure you have protective equipment to be able to do your job safely and go home. we will continue to work with these incredible distributors. the aircraft that landed at jfk this morning is the first of 51 aircra

mr. raskin, pointed out, there are individuals who have requested test kits and have not been able to access them. my understanding is as late as zero, --rday, round ground zero. in king county, washington, that the health care professionals from that facility still did not have access to test kits. mr. redfield, do you know if that is true or not? dr. redfield: we have provided test kits to the health department. the university of washington has developed their own tests -- mr. rouda: were those available last friday? dr. redfield: yes, sir. mr. rouda: thank you. and without test kits, is it possible that those who have been susceptible to influenza might have been mischaracterized as to what they had? is it quite possible they actually had covid-19? dr. redfield: the standard is the first thing you do is test for influenza. if they had that they would be -- mr. rouda: only if they were tested. if they were not tested, we do not know what they had? dr. redfield: correct. mr. rouda: if somebody dies from influenza, are we doing postmortem testing to see which it was? dr. redfield: there is a surveillance system of death from pneumonia that the cdc has, it's not in eve

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mr. may: yes, and to be fair to on onee did at least occasion. he learned of an assassination attempt by a reverend who was the martin luther king of birmingham.he passed this on to the fbi because he was one of the men selected to assassinate dr. shuttlesworth. the bureau paused. they were always afraid of doing something that would reveal rowe 's identity, but a man's life was at stake. they decided they had to do something. going toed him against a restaurant where the assassination was good to take place. shuttlesworth was very grateful. occasionally the fbi would prevent violence. we prevented violence from occurring. historians, journalists interested in the subject cannot access to informant files at the fbi. they are exempt from the freedom of information act. the fbi guards those records. . was fortunate the rowey received to -- received three rowe informant files and the lawyer was kind enough to give me access to those records. i can tell you one case where rowe prevented violence, but i can't speak about the thousands of others. >> is rowe's still alive? did you have contact with him? died in 1998. he spent his last years in savann

mr. horsford: what are we doing to make sure that people feel that this is a balanced approach? secretary mnuchin: we have had over 10 meetings of all three kings here. we have been trying to bring the parties together. they've made enormous profwress. we were incredibly disappointed that ethiopia didn't show up at the last -- for the last meeting. where we are now is, sudan and eyipt have said which we agree, with, that ethiopia should not build the dam until there's an agreesm that's a safety issue. mr. horsford: reclaiming my time. i'm happy to follow up withulater. i think if you balance this approach then maybe ethiopia can come back to the table. i'd also be remiss if i did not mention an issue that's critical for nevada and an area we we ought to be able to find commop ground. the current minimum threshold for reporting slot machine winnings is $1,200 for a single machine payout and has not been adjusted for inflation or changed since the requirement was implemented in 1977. adjusted for inflation the threshold would be around $5,000. so mr. secretary, my question is, has the treasury department considered changing the slot machine winni

expect mr netanyahu to make that speech or claim to victory speech at the party headquarters in tel aviv. cheering and singing for the publication of those exit polls. they support their sinking bb kingowing that publication. i have to stress that this is an exit poll of the moment and we are still waiting to confirm the full result. but this is the immense life. benjamin neta nyahu claiming victory in this third general election injust claiming victory in this third general election in just one year. though the exit polls suggest is right wing block will fall just suggest is right wing block will falljust short of being able to form a coalition government. i spoke to somebody earlier who said there might be a fourth election but let's keep our eyes on the shot here at the headquarters where mr netanyahu at the headquarters where mr neta nyahu will start speaking and we hope to bring that to you soon. 0ff talking to somebody in tel aviv earlier in they were discussing the fact that while potentially there could be a fourth election, but we have to wait and see because we have to wait and see because we just we have to wait and see because wejust had we have to wait and see because we

we work with santa clara county and king county out in the seattle area to help advise them as they work on the community containment that they're facing now. lou mretary, we appreciate your time. i promise not to whip anybody into anything, you know, concerned about the -- well, the body of public knowledge in a free society m i, you know, god forbid i should do that. thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> up next, new life has been breathed into the years-long pursuit of justice for hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. judicial watch's president tom fitton has been at the forefront of the effort. he joins us later. >>> also, joe biden becomes the radical dems' favorite candidate once more as recent dropouts are now supporting his bid for the white house. i wonder why? we'll take that up. uh-uh how will all of it -- how will all of it play out for bernie sanders and, oh, yes, michael bloomberg and the others remaining in the race? we'll take that up with ed rollins, michael goodwin right of after these quick messages. of after these quick messages. please stay with us.♪ it's surprising how the bigger a city gets... the smaller it starts