mr. miller. next speaker, please. >> i am sarah greenwald. >> can you move the microphone closer to you, if you care to. thank you. >> i am sarah greenwald san francisco resident member 350 san francisco. i appreciate muni doing the utmost under the virus constraints. i want to thank and commend s.f.m.t.a. for that. as you have been saying, we can see muni is not set up for this. hasn't got support and what it needs to handle these situations. these situations can be expected to recur, to be worse. we now have a clear object case showing that you have got to have funding for emergencies like this. this is a time to insist on it because it is so evident right now. that is going to take extra time, and it is probably going to require some delay in the budget. now you mentioned the city charter. i am not a lawyer. getting that to happen is not my job, but i cannot believe as a citizen seeing all of the emergency rules and regulations that have been instituted over the past couple days. really i have

question and at most a clarification question and i can promise that we will get to you on that mr miller's 1st. at the back. you know if you were. so you talked about the importance of responsibility in the community. would it. be over will this affect the level of decision making will you get i transposed that from the national level of my to my well we're going to work in with the ledge the structures that we have now we can always talk about changing things in the future but we have had the experience in other situations as well for example when there was the banking and financial crisis 20082009 we were well able to coordinate an excellent cooperation. between the levels of government the same is true for the refugee crisis. i mean there could be i certainly wouldn't agree that it's necessary to change. the levels of organization and i mean if you have a football match taking place without spectators law enforcement of course in place to ensure that it happens. soon. the stuff up and stuff to. settle this is just a question that the video conference yesterday. in the people. of haiti i

and she called me back she goes, greg, would you mind grabbing something for mrs. miller across the street >> reporter: that's when he started putting this note inside every newspaper he delivers, offering to pick up grocery gresh reese or basically anything >> they're amazing people and you know, you get a chance to help them, you help them >> reporter: sandy and her husband are quarantined at home. >> you are a god send. >> you know he's not even asking for money. he is doing this out of the kindness of his heart. >> reporter: all over the country, families are appreciating delivery people, leaving notes and goody bags, snacks, cold drinks, even toilet paper >> you want to take one of these >> yes, absolutely it is for you. >> oh, man, you are a lifesaver. thank you. >> reporter: in phoenix a family lef hand sanitizer on the mailbox, and a family delivering mail in kentucky since the 1940s wanted to help her mail carrier stay healthy, too >> i think we should all take care of our mail carrier i think everybody help them out a little bit. >> reporter: it feels good to he

ok folks welcome back to mr miller. my guest is actress stephanie beatrice and we have a new season of brooklyn 99 coming up but also a little further down the road just out there where you can see it and get excited about it the feature film adaptation of the great musical it seems to me 1015 years ago the sun just sold out every night in the heights to tell the viewers about the project we're excited to be a part of it yeah big hopefully big beautiful all. of the old sort of hollywood musicals of past times it's beautiful it's big very big we shot most of it in washington heights in new york over the past over the last another 100 inspectors they're pretty good now yeah i mean we were we basically did like a boot camp of dancing with these all these professional dancers from new york who were incredibly talented and you know the 7 sort of like actors are in the back sort of trying to do what we can and after about a month we looked pretty good you know this sort of stuck to sin like i think it was probably one of the

hey folks welcome back to mr miller. actress stephanie beatrice we have a new season of brooklyn 99 coming up but also a little further down the road just out there where you can see it and get excited about it the feature film adaptation of the great musical it seems to me 1015 years ago this thing just sold out every night in the heights to tell the viewers about the project very excited to be a part of it yeah all of you big hopefully big beautiful. of the old sort of hollywood musicals of past times it's beautiful it's very big we shot most of it in washington heights in new york over the past over the last you know they're. they're pretty good now i mean we were we basically did like a boot camp of dancing with these all these professional dancers from new york who were incredibly talented and you know the 7 sort of like actors were in the back sort of trying to do what we can and after about a month we looked pretty good you know this sort of stuck a sin like i think it was probably one of the best dancers that i w

hey folks welcome back to mr miller. my guest is actress stephanie beatrice and we have a new season of brooklyn 99 coming up but also a little further down the road just out there where you can see it and get excited about it the feature film adaptation of the great musical it seems to me 1015 years ago this thing just sold out every night in the heights to tell the viewers about the project we're excited to be a part of it yeah all of you big hopefully big beautiful. of the old sort of hollywood musicals of past times it's beautiful it's very big we shot most of it in washington heights in new york over the past over the last another 100 inspectors they're pretty good now yeah i mean we were we basically did like a boot camp of dancing with these all these professional dancers from new york who were incredibly talented and you know the 7 sort of like actors were in the back sort of trying to do what we can and after about a month we looked pretty good you know this sort of stuck a sin like i think it was probably one o

mr. miller.next speaker, please. >> i am sarah greenwald. >> can you move the microphone closer to you, if you care to. thank you. >> i am sarah greenwald san francisco resident member 350 san francisco. i appreciate muni doing the utmost under the virus constraints. i want to thank and commend s.f.m.t.a. for that. as you have been saying, we can see muni is not set up for this. hasn't got support and what it needs to handle these situations. these situations can be expected to recur, to be worse. we now have a clear object case showing that you have got to have funding for emergencies like this. this is a time to insist on it because it is so evident right now. that is going to take extra time, and it is probably going to require some delay in the budget. now you mentioned the city charter. i am not a lawyer. getting that to happen is not my job, but i cannot believe as a citizen seeing all of the emergency rules and regulations that have been instituted over the past couple days. really i have

mr. miller.next speaker, please. >> i am sarah greenwald. >> can you move the microphone closer to you, if you care to. thank you. >> i am sarah greenwald san francisco resident member 350 san francisco. i appreciate muni doing the utmost under the virus constraints. i want to thank and commend s.f.m.t.a. for that. as you have been saying, we can see muni is not set up for this. hasn't got support and what it needs to handle these situations. these situations can be expected to recur, to be worse. we now have a clear object case showing that you have got to have funding for emergencies like this. this is a time to insist on it because it is so evident right now. that is going to take extra time, and it is probably going to require some delay in the budget. now you mentioned the city charter. i am not a lawyer. getting that to happen is not my job, but i cannot believe as a citizen seeing all of the emergency rules and regulations that have been instituted over the past couple days. really i have

mr. miller.next speaker, please. >> i am sarah greenwald. >> can you move the microphone closer to you, if you care to. thank you. >> i am sarah greenwald san francisco resident member 350 san francisco. i appreciate muni doing the utmost under the virus constraints. i want to thank and commend s.f.m.t.a. for that. as you have been saying, we can see muni is not set up for this. hasn't got support and what it needs to handle these situations. these situations can be expected to recur, to be worse. we now have a clear object case showing that you have got to have funding for emergencies like this. this is a time to insist on it because it is so evident right now. that is going to take extra time, and it is probably going to require some delay in the budget. now you mentioned the city charter. i am not a lawyer. getting that to happen is not my job, but i cannot believe as a citizen seeing all of the emergency rules and regulations that have been instituted over the past couple days. really i have

and she goes, greg, would you mind grabbing something for mrs. miller across the street?er: that's when he started putting this note inside every newspaper he delivers, offering to pick up groceries or basically anything. >> they're amazing people, you know, get a chance to help them, you help them. >> very nice to meet you. >> reporter: sandy and her husband are quarantined at home. >> you're a godsend. >> oh, gosh, greg. he is not even asking for money. he's doing this out of the kindness of his heart. >> reporter: all over the country, families are appreciating delivery people, leaving notes and goodie bags, snacks and cold drink, even toilet paper. >> can we take one of these? >> absolutely. it's for you. >> oh, man, you're a life-saver. thank you. >> reporter: in phoenix, the wilson family left hand sanitizer on their mailbox, thanking their mail carrier marco. anne dials, who has been delivering mail in the 9040s wanted to help her mail carriers stay healthy too. >> i think we should all help them out a little bit. >> reporter: it feels god to help and to receive. >

mrs. miller: thank you, mr. speaker. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 6020 as amended. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 756, as amended soiment the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 756, resolution implementing the recommendations adopted by the select committee on the modernization of congress. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from california, ms. lofgren, and the gentleman from washington, mr. newhouse, will each control

landed back home the group that's been stranded in the chinese city since the virus outbreak began mr miller is in public warning with more on the repatriation to south africa according to the government whose been at pains to stress of that so these are people that are healthy that have been tested and also underwent multiple screenings while in who hand so according to the government nobody aboard this flight has had a positive test for the corona virus and this is very much what south africans want to hear the group is being transported now by bus from the pull of quantum international airport to a quarantine site just further down the strode that's been identified by the government and they say this is the ideal spot to ensure that people are far away from the nearest city that it is secure and you also see that there is a police cordon behind us blocking this road in any traffic on the road behind us that will carry these buses to their quarantine site so the fact that all these people the government says have not tested positive for the corona virus is an important issue for the govern

mr. miller, for being down here to stick up for our operators. >> chairman heinicke: is there any other public comment on item 12? director tumlin, would you care to address that comment or -- >> director tumlin: i was just trying to look to see. i know we're doing a whole bunch of changes at townsend for operator facilities. >> that's correct. so the short-term solution is we're currently looking to add a porta-potty at the creamery, which is on the northwest corner of townsend. there are two rest rooms available to operators at this location, and they're problematic. caltrain can have problems with sanitation. we have a rest room task force, and this is one of the locations that they've been looking at for a long time, and we're working on some longer term solutions, as well. >> and i realize these changes aren't taking place tomorrow, but if there was ever a time that we're looking out for our operators' needs and their ability to wash their hands and be sanitary, it is know. i trust that you will work closely with our unions to address this issue. okay. any other public comment on this ite

mrs. deal president miller, speaker pro tem jones, and members of the general assembly. constitutional officers, members of the judiciary, members of the consular corps, and my fellow georgian's. during my first state of the state speech i talked about a wise builder. he put his house on ashore foundation the rain and the winds came. the floodwaters rose. but the house did firm. i tipped my had to governor deal in those lawmakers that came before me. those who poured the concrete and lead the footings. hardworking georgian's who left this place better than they found it. when you're ago, i urged those in this room, in this historic space, to join me in building a safer, stronger, and more prosperous state. a state where small businesses are empowered to grow, invest, and thrive. were government is responsive, and effective. a state where health care is affordable, accessible, and where the rights of the unborn are protected. i asked lawmakers, both republicans and democrats, to join me in the fight for georges future. to crack down on gangs and sex trafficking. to invest

mrs. deal president miller, speaker pro tem jones, and members of the general assembly. constitutional officers, members of the judiciary, members of the consular corps, and my fellow georgian's. during my first state of the state speech i talked about

my then teacher and professor on know him on miller and freiburg wrote to me. mr martin's you didn't find that here it can't be funny there's no such thing here civilisations. subsequently except that it gave me a symbolic pat on my shoulder and from then onwards i came back here every year. at the end of the 19th century a footprint left by primitive tetrapod animals which predate dinosaurs was discovered by chance on a sandstone block that it come from the belmokhtar quarry this launched various excavations the discoveries were brought to the duke all museum and go to or sold to museums and universities around the world. about 150 years before the bro marker footprint was unearthed finds from another part of thuringia called bad levenstein had kicked off paleontological research around the world. is heading to that beginning. geologist of the national geo park insoles bag glycine is working his way through the corridors of an old cobalt and copper mine. parts of the mine have been made accessible again for scientific research. this is an older excavation oh all

miller: i thank mr. budd from north carolina for his leadership. we still have a crisis on our southern border. and while we have made progress, we need to finish the job. we are continuing to construct our border wall to strengthen our ports of entry and keep drugs and crime out of our community. while president trump as head of our federal agencies and congressional republicans have joined together to draft good legislation and enforce our country's laws, we sadly have areas in our country that harbor criminals. under the hypocritical title of sanctuary the cities, many places like san francisco, los angeles, new york city and others have publicly pledged to serve as a safe haven for the dangerous criminals living in the sad oost of our society. meaningful immigration reform is crucial, but removing dangerous criminals cannot wait. crime affects every person in this country, every citizen, every visitor, every single person whether of legal status or otherwise. we've seen that anybody can be a victim of crime. when our city leaders refuse to offe

hey welcome back to dennis miller plus one my guest is will sasso good cat funny guy mr sas so i was wondering who who are who are you digging at there comedically i know you're not a stand up yourself but as somebody who was somebody who you like. i mean yeah i'll try to. i mean i kind of watch the stuff that. if someone makes enough noise i'll go get a why are enough friends going oh no really watch this but then i don't really have anything i mean so i kind of feel like i watch john mcclane these new things i love that he's a great and he's fantastic. killer do you know sebastian oh i've never seen any of this here lays well yeah stone killer ok i mean reagan and man a scallop. the then john johnson good but yeah those 2 sebastian minuscule possibly the killer comic on the planet yet yeah plus he put together 6 or 7 specials in the space 2 years and i'm telling a number 6 in never going to be as good as one or 2 but it's in the ballpark is a comedian i just sit there go wow god bless your brother but you've got to watch it i know it's a quirky name m a n i c a l c e o he's he's gr

mr. shaffir for sharing your story. thank you. >> thank you, brenda. i now recognize the gentle lady from west virginia, ms. carol miller for her questions. >> thank you all for being here today. this is such an important and somber topic. and we must continue to draw attention to make sure that things like the holocaust never ever happen again. i don't need to remind you that monday was the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. the unspeakable horrors that occurred there at the hand of the nazis, 1.1 million people, the world watched in horror because i don't know if it was naivety or if it was lack of the fact of the instant news like we have today that they didn't really comprehend that such things would happen. i grew up in the city in a jewish community. i grew up going to bat mitzvahs, bar mitzvahs. i went to my nephews bar mitzvahs. bless their heart, now they're all adults. and i think back to being in high school and one of the girls i knew, her mother had numbers tatto tattooed on her arm. i was born in 1950 -- shouldn't probably say that out loud -- but growing up just when everyone came home from

mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the champions of the eleanor roosevelt elementary school's 10th aual super duper bowl, the miller mean machines. since 2010, roosevelt elementary in falls township has come together for a flag football tournament. the tournament consists of fifth grade students and their teachers coming together for a fun day outside. the event also acts as a fundraiser, taking donations of both food and money for the bucks county emergency homeless shelter, and the children's hospital of philadelphia. mr. speaker, any event that brings our community together for a day of fun, teamwork, and sportsmanship while also helping those in need should be celebrated by this house. congratulations again to the mean machines. and thank you to eleanor roosevelt elementary for being an educational leader in our community. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor two heroes of my local police department in rock hill, south carolina. in may of last year, serge

in fact, cbs news has learned that when senior adviser steven miller recently got married, meadows was sitting at the same table as mrff. >> thank you very much. >>> it is about 4 minutes after the hour. do not forget to set your clocks forward tonight for daylight savings time. i'm sorry, dana. >> boo! >> thumb's down from michelle. i'm going to stay neutral. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> from the first man on the moon to woodstock to the summer of 1969, an inspiration for a generation. it's also sparked a new novel by james mcbride who composes sentences better than i just spoke that one. we'll talk to the national book award winner about his new work and his own inspiring life. that is next. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. i need to follow my heart. i know i'm not the smartest, or the fastest... i'm going with frankie z. jake from state farm? here's the deal... she's not the one for you.

mr. ackman insisted he was a buyer of stocks and particularly of hilton and that caused a lot of people a big surprise and bill miller also came on our air saying there were four great buying opportunities his life. this was the fifth one here. so that moved the s&p comments to 7% and that halted trading and hit the circuit breakers and unfortunately the halt was 2351 and that was the 2018 low and that was the last technical indicator that was out there we rallied big time into the close and 900 points and the senate passed the house's coronavirus relief bill and would send it to president trump and down another 20% and they were seeking access to $60 billion in private and public liquidity and the market cap for boeing about $67 billion right now. guys, back to you. >> thinking about you guys, wilf, be well. joining us on the cnbc news line is bob grienfeld, former ceo of the nasdaq marketsite. it is not what the nyse is and this is an office building with the electronic platform. do you envision this building closing? >> no, i do not. i would say with respect to the new york stock exchange closing most of the activ

mr brightside. # and the prime minister will be giving a briefing this afternoon. stay with us for updates. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick millerhrough the afternoon into the evening. northern ireland and the rain mostly to the west, some patches are reaching east but west across western scotland by the afternoon and winds picking up, mostly noticeable here, average speeds but gusts up to 60 in the western isles. the extent of the fine weather across much of england and wales, still high cloud pushing west and east of scotland still dry, quite chilly with the rain but where there is sunshine it feels very pleasant. through tonight, cloud and rain outbreaks south, across wales and western england, heavier bass into the hills with is in scotland and northern ireland is cleaner with blustery showers, not as chilly but parts of south—east angled and north—east scotland with clear spells and end up close to freezing with a touch of frost, more cloud tomorrow, wales and west of england seen tomorrow, wales and west of england seen patchy light rain or drizzle, mist and fog and cost and hills, substantial rain into northern ireland an

pay for the stuff that i have and she called me back, greg, would you mind grabbing something for mrs. millertting this note inside every newspaper that he delivers, offering to pick up groceries or basically anything. >> they're amazing people. you get a chance to help them, you help them. >> reporter: sandy and her husband are quarantined at home. >> oh gosh, you know, he's not even asking for money. he's doing this out of the kindness of his heart. >> reporter: all over the country, families are appreciating delivery people, leaving notes and goodie bags, snacks and cold drinks, even toilet paper. >> for you. >> you're a lifesaver thank you. >> reporter: in phoenix a family left hand sanitizer in their mailbox. and this woman wanted to help her mail carrier stay healthy too. >> i think everybody should at least help them out a little bit. >> reporter: it feels good to help and to receive. >> basically it gives you a warm feeling and it also gives you so much faith in humanity that really throughout this virus we're all here to help one another and we'll get through it >> thanks to kate sno

mr. president, i would ask unanimous consent that the following fellows in my office be granted floor privileges through june 30, 2020, and that is robert ivanovoskis, stephanie miller and heather booth. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. murkowski: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i see that my friend, the senator from west virginia has come to the floor. he is going to give more extended remarks about the measure, speaking of priorities. after we complete the vote here in about 15 minutes on the motion to proceed, i'll have an opportunity to speak more fully about some of the details. but again, i want to repeat while my friend is here with me that this opportunity to really shape legislation in a space that is so needed is one that he embraced from the minute he assumed the role as ranking member. the two of us have said what is it that we can build. we're not interested in messaging. we're not interested in having hearings, to have hearings for hearings' sake. we are interested in making a difference when it comes to our nation's policy. and i think that we have done that, and we've done it because of a good cooperative process. so i want to t