nancy pelosi and minority leader at the bill enrollment ceremony then the president signing the bill into law in the oval office. the debate on the house for leading up to the bills final passage. >> nancy pelosi kevin mccarthy delivered remarks for the corona virus relief bill. she treated the house passage of the bipartisan cares actions a clear message we are all committed to protecting america's workers and families as the nation confronts the public health crisis. >> [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon everyone. thank you for keeping your distance from each other. this is a very special day for us it sends a clear message to american people and families gathered in their homes all the healthcare workers to minister to the needs of people who need their help through the families who have lost their loved ones we want to send a message our hearts are full of love with them and we are all a family and like many families we all have differences. and what is important to us and america's families are important to us we are so pleased to have passed on the floor this important bill cares and that we want to demonstrate we do care for the american people in every way. the distinguished leader of the ho

steve mnuchin, mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, kevin mccarthy our meeting today in senator mcconnell's office. this photo was tweeted up short time ago. the meeting is now over. it was on the aid package. opposed of the legislation is nearing $2 trillion. this is more from a capitol hill reporter.

later, speaker nancy pelosi and minority leader kevin mccarthy signed the bill and spoke about the aid package. >> [indiscernible] rep. pelosi: good afternoon, everyone. thank you for keeping your distance from each other. this is a very special day for us. i think it tends a very clear message to the american people, to american families gathered in their homes, to the health care workers working to bring services to the people to minister to the needs of people who need their help through the families who have lost their loved ones we want to send a message our hearts are full of love with them and we are all a family and like many families we all have differences. and what is important to us and america's families are important to us we are so pleased to have passed on the floor this important bill cares and that we want to demonstrate we do care for the american people in every way. the distinguished leader of the house is with us today i'm happy to work with him in a bipartisan way. and then i know our purpose bible yield to the democratic leader some people call him majority lead

debate later but we're going to break away for a joint briefing with speaker nancy pelosi and republican leader kevin mccarthy . . we want to send a message that like many families, we have are differences but we also know what is important for us and americans families are important for us so we are so pleased today to be able to have passed on the floor, practically unanimously, this important bill cares. we want to demonstrate that we do care for the american people in every way. we are so honored to have the distinguished republican leader of the house with us today. i was honored to work with him in a very bipartisan way as this went along. again, having her disagreements but also knowing our purpose. -- hehat, i want to yield called you the majority leader and i'm calling you the democratic leader. [laughter] in any event, the distinct republican leader of the house, the office is right there and you see the sign. kevin mccarthy from california. >> thank you, madam speaker. a belated happy birthday to you. to the american public, we hear you and we are working for you. for those on the front line of the

nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy applauded the new bill saying it protect americans privacy. the current law expire sunday. vladimir putin is supporting a change that would let him stay in power for another 16 years. of the constitutional amendment is approved it would reset the clock on presidential term limits. putin has been in charge for 20 years. 's current term ends in 2024. a nationwide vote is planned next month. donald trump snubbing his former attorney general jeff sessions in the senate runoff, backing former auburn football coach, trump tweeting he will be a great senator for the people of alabama. the coaches my complete until endorsement. sessions later responding in part the president can endorse anyone who chooses but the people of alabama will senator. the nba could be sidelined by the coronavirus, they will conference call to talk about moving some games to cities that have not seen outbreaks for playing in the arenas or suspending games, those are all options. lebron james slammed the idea of playing without fans but is walking that back a little bit. >> we

it looks as though nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy agree this should be on a voice vote.o dcf they like and say yay or name but they would not be recording the vote. it would require all the members coming back to do a roll call. a lot of members are worried about traveling during a pandemic. they are worried about following the guidelines. or getting sick. there are several house members who are sick with corona members -- coronavirus. host: the senate is live on c-span2. question.have a and i receiveota maximum unemployment. i have been on it for eight weeks now. how long will i be extended? how much additional income well i received from the government? once the bill passes, we will have more analysis. as i understand it, there is an extension for a few weeks on the bill. months of $600 a week, i believe there are provisions that cover people who have already been on unemployment. i don't know your specific situation. we will be able to write more about these details as they come out. host: our last caller for this segment in cincinnati. good evening. thank you. i hear

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mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, kevin mccarthy, they're wrapping up a meeting just in thiso political reporter josh letterman joining us again from capitol hill. you joined us some 20 minutes or so after the speaker -- the majority leader had that news conference or brought an update on things and they didn't look too good. did you learn anything else that a glimmer of hope things will get done today in the last few minutes. >> we've heard from other republican leaders including kevin mccarthy, but so far, alex, the sense of dire urgency th americans are feeling has not seemed to break the log jam here on capitol hill. we're hearing from republicans that they feel that they're very close to a deal. mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader say they still plan to have a vote today in a couple of hours. basically a procedural vote that would set things in motion to allow them to have a vote tomorrow on an actual piece of legislation. fingers crossed that they actually have a deal to vote on at that point. but we also heard from nancy pelosi, the house democratic leader, who

nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy applauded the new bill, saying it protects americans' privacy.sunday. cheryl: the nba could be sidelined by the coronavirus. the league will hold a congress call today to -- conference call today to discuss how to deal with the virus, including moving games to cities that have not seen outbreaks, playing in empty arenas or even suspending the season. the nba has joined the nhl, the mlb and mls in closing off locker rooms to everyone except players and essential staff. let's take a look at futures on this wednesday. the volatility continues but we're not at this point set to see a crazy swing although anything can happen. the dow is down 446 in the premarket, s&p down 56 and-a-half, nasdaq down 163. traders are searching for the bottom. we'll see if we can find it this week. also, this. 80% of americans with disabilities are unemployed. but our next guests are trying to change that and they are proving they can make a meaningful contribution to the workforce. lauren: mark wahlberg may be a blockbuster actor. now he's pulling back the curtain on hi

and later, house speaker nancy pelosi and house minority leader kevin mccarthy discussing getting the economic a -- economic aid package passed into the president says for approval. >> first of all, i would like to thank all of those who have made -- extraaordinary narrowly possible and stretch -- in such extra american dishes. it is difficult to understand the degree to which the world has changed since the last time we met. in just the wink of an eye, a virus that appeared at the other corner of the world has become a pandemic, killing across the world, including here in europe, from one day to the next. our lifestyles have changed. shelves empty,e the doors closed, and we have routine toa daily weigh fight for our life. at the moment, we have seen -- to a fight for our life. at the moment, we have seen the way in which we have come so fragile and substitutable. we have seen a tragedy of the heart of europe at the scale that is completely unimaginable -- that was completely unimaginable just a few weeks ago. my heart goes out to a of those victims and families. ourwe would like to p

there could be leadership behind the scenes in modern technology, for all i know, nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthythe minority leader, texting each other. i have no idea. but this idea of a social place where you could go without scrutiny from the media and others, i don't think we see that in congress today. 1931 -- susan: 1931, that would have put him in the chair during the crash of the stock market. what happened in the congress? how did the house respond to devastation happening in the economy? aofessor green: it was period of transition, partly because at one point, i think 1930, it was young on -- it was unclear which party was going to be in the majority, members had passed away, longworth died , so that created a leadership back -- a leadership vacuum. thein terms of dealing with recession, you didn't have fdr until 1933, so both parties were trying to deal with this economic downturn using older techniques, and an older agenda, if you will, this idea that the government should spend a lot of money and go into debt to improve the economy was not something many members agreed with. you had

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speaker nancy pelosi and house minority leader kevin mccarthy say lawmakers are working with the white house to pass a coronavirus package quickly i think we can get this done in 2448 hours, yes, i think it's critical that we do, but the house goes on recess friday that deal is reached before then the white house task force may not be able to deliver on the promises the president made in his address to the nation wednesday got some bright minds down to ministrations here on our committees as well. >>let them look at it let us get together and put the very best ideas together and be on these measures from assess president trump hasn't ruled out restricting travel within the us we're always going to see changes and the message may be one thing and data changes the situation changes so i think we all have to be patient. >>as the situation evolves from a says the white house team will remain focused on protecting americans in washington, i'm joe khaleel. last night president trump announced new travel restrictions from here up in light of the coronavirus outbreak kron 4 sarah stinson repor

speaker of the house nancy pelosi. kevin mccarthyo her right and mitch mcconnell, all of them practicing social distancing in that meeting. right after the majority leader spoke, chuck schumer also took to the floor, here's what he had to say about the proposal. [video clip] sen. schumer: we see flaws that was put on the floor eight is a giant corporate bailout fund with no accountability. we don't even know what the loans were paid until six month later. what we've seen is a cutback in what we asked for for hospitals, doctors, nurses, masks, equipment. we need more money than the republican majority offered for what was seen as no money for state and local governments. they have huge new expenses. we need to make those better. and so the bottom line is very simple. we are fighting for a better bill because this bill will have .n effect for a very long time we working with secretary mission have been in my office about six times tonight. they are making progress. this a good chance will have an agreement. but we don't need artificial

speaker nancy pelosi and house minority leader kevin mccarthy say lawmakers are working with the white house to pass a coronavirus package quickly i think we can get this done in 2448 hours, yes, i think it's critical that we do, but the house goes on recess friday that no deal is reached before then the white house task force may not be able to deliver on the promises the president made in his address to the nation wednesday got some bright minds down to ministrations here on our committees as well let them look at it let us get together and put the very best ideas together and be on these measures from assess president trump hasn't ruled out restricting travel within the us we're always going to see changes and the message may be one thing and then. data changes the situation changes. so i think we all have to be patient. as the situation evolves from a says the white house team will remain focused on protecting americans in washington, i'm joe khaleel. there are 1600 cases in the united states so far 41 people have died nationwide. >>there are a 198 confirmed cases in california wit

kevin mccarthy. nancy pelosi. they are all negotiating. everybody is working hard. they want to get to a solution that is the right solution. i think we are getting very close. we've also announce that we have most tax day from april 15 to july 15 which is a big deal, giving businesses and individuals extra time to file and pay without interest or penalty. we've moved the date. it will be july 15 instead of your traditional april 15. the admiral will speak to that along with tony. we are working quickly to pass additional legislation that will provide massive relief to small businesses and affected industries and give direct payments to our great workers and hard-working american families. there's never been anything like we are doing on the hill right now. they are negotiating, mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer. they are all up there. kevin mccarthy. nancy pelosi. they are all negotiating. everybody is working hard. they want to get to a solution that is the right solution. i think we are getting very close. we've also announce that we have most tax day from april 15

they're all up there kevin mccarthy and nancy pelosi they're all they go shooting and everybody's working hard and they want to get to a solution that's the right solution i think we're getting very close. we've also announced that we've moved tax day from april 15th of july 15th which is a big deal giving businesses and individuals extra time to file and pay without interest or penalty so we move the date way back and so it'll be july 15th and stead of your traditional april 15th and very importantly. you will have a lot of time but you're not going to have interest penalties or any kind of penalties by filing at that later date heard announced that foreclosures and evictions are suspended for single family home owners with f.h.a. insured mortgages for the next 60 days and. a great head of hud lives with us today ben carson is going to say viewers in a moment the department of education will not enforce standardized testing which is another big deal requirements for students in elementary through high school for the current school year not fair to do that so we will waiving that i mean f

and later, house speaker nancy pelosi and house minority leader kevin mccarthy discussing getting the economic a -- economic aid package passed into the president says for approval. >> first of all, i would like to thank all of those who have made -- extraaordinary narrowly possible and stretch -- in such

we hope nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy can agree on something in the house and we're looking for guaranteedactually forgiveness of guaranteed loans because we can't layer on a bunch of debt. we believe the restaurant industry that we're unique position to get as many stimulus dollars through our payrolls, to our employees. we're talking at least 13 million people and so they can take care of their family and more importantly so they can stay home because right now we have to stop the spread of this virus. or we won't have an economy or restaurants that will open up. and so we feel optimistic right now. >> sandra: such a great point and great perspective there. i know that you along with other chefs including danny meyers have penned a piece published in the "new york times." it is your opinion about what is happening. will we have an america without restaurants? in that piece you say if businesses like ours don't get help from washington more than 10 million americans could lose their jobs. now, i hear that you are hopeful about what happened last night on capitol hill with an agreement ove

nancy pelosi is taking credit for it all. >> we did jiu-jitsu on this, it went from our corporate first proposal to a workers first, democratic workers first legislation. >> joining me now, house minority leader kevin mccarthy. congressman, was nancy pelosi's 80th birthday today. did she give herself a little gift there? is that what happened to make this $2 trillion bill better? >> i know it is her birthday, but it does not give her the right to live. 99% of this bill was already decided on sunday, she held the bill up. look what we just found out today, almost 3.3 million americans just lost their job last week. while she was holding a spill up, why? she wanted to change election law, she wanted planned parenthood to be funded, she wanted the green new deal, she wanted more money for things money for things weary cities. that is what she was requesting, that is what was kept out of it. this bill is just about where it was, she did get $24 million more for the kennedy center, that is her jiu-jitsu. that is the only thing they're able to do. think about what this bill does, provides funding for those who need it by the income level, we provide money for hospitals that are in crisis right now, but then we ta

nancy pelosi, the house speaker and the house republican leader, kevin mccarthy worked behind the sceneso prevent that from happening. what tom massy was successful in doing g wasting half of the house to return to session. er and members not happy about that because what he wanted to do was to prevent the house from approving it simply by a voice vote when you have a voice vote in the house you can have a handful of members in the house to do that. but what he wanted was a full recorded vote. they had to cast a roll call vote. but in order for him to get a roll call vote he would need a second support about a fifth of the chamber to go that way. butn order f nancy pelosi and the republicans leader to deny that fromapning, they had to go into actual quorum to deny thomas massy the second that he needed in order to force that roll call vote. that means republican and democratic members from all over the country had to travel back to wodhington just to prevent that from happening, and that infuriated members from both sides of the aisle who are oncerned about their well-being, their family

we heard from kevin mccarthy earlier on the republican side and then nancy pelosi. >> ed: she is workingblican plan from the house but still rejecting the president's idea of a payroll tax cut. so they are kind of stalled on the big picture. in the meantime the fight to contain coronavirus is intensifying today. sweeps new bans and restrictions at home and around the world amid warnings the global pandemic will get work. welcome back to "america's newsroom" i'm ed henry. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the dow selling off nearly 2,000 points this morning offer concerns of the spread of covid-19. it has been sending markets into a wild week on wall street. here's what we know at this hour. there are now 36 deaths so far in the united states and new cases jumped to more than 1300 here at home including some news that we are watching, a player on the utah jazz has contracted the disease. this has forced the nba to suspend its season. meantime the outbreak exploding around the world with now nearly 125,000 cases globally. >> ed: yes. now getting word that the president is taking questions from

kevin mccarthy, and nancy pelosi. they're all. negotiating, everybody working hard. they want to get to a solution. i think we're getting very close. reporter: not to say that passage has been hampered by politics. it has. speaker nancy pelosi earlier demanded increased unemployment insurance and paid sick leave in the deal. mcconnell noted a senior member the house democratic leadership as potential to pass the democrats broader vision of a future. late saturday republican senator john thune seemed to indicate political divisions had been over comb, he said only loose ends remain to be negotiated. the bill will provide $350 billion in aid for small businesses. 500 billion in cash for laid off unemployment workers. hundred of billions of dollars of loans to airlines and other big industries and expanded unemployment insurance. the economy really is grinding to a halt. everybody is hoping when this is all over it revs back up. pete: thank you, doug. our budget south of five trillion last year, looking half of the federal budget in one bill. gives you a sense of scope.

later, speaker nancy pelosi and minority leader kevin mccarthy signed the bill and spoke about the aid package. >> [indiscernible]

kevin mccarthy, the house minority leader couple minutes ago. he said there were some things which need to be cleaned up, it is important this gets done. kevin mccarthy complemented house speaker nancy pelosi, she spoke 13 times today with the treasury secretary steven mnuchin. he was deputized by the president to cut this deal. we don't have the final legislative text, there were some things in this bill earlier dealing with abortion which seem to be all right now. both sides are going to vote on this sometime in the next hour or two, then it is on to the united states senate. keep in mind the senate is not here this week. they will come back monday night and we will see if they can process it then. i was told earlier in the day, if there is an overwhelming vote in the house of representatives by both sides that the senate would green light this sometime early next week. sean. >> sean: chat on capitol hill tonight, thanks for that update. we will keep you up to speed throughout the hour. earlier this week, lindsey graham decided to self quarantined after he came into contact with the brazilian president in west palm beach at mar-a-lago. tested positive for the virus, today the senator's o

. >> mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer, they're all up there, kevin mccarthy and nancy pelosi, they're all negotiating and everybody is working hard and they want to get to a solution that's the right solution. i think we are getting very close. >> they are making progress by all accounts on a bipartisan bill. they worked late into the night last night, started early this morning and we are working to pass that legislation on monday in both the house and the senate. >> reporter: so initially they were honing thaf that language on friday night. then that became yesterday, saturday. now they are hoping for it later this morning as there are meetings scheduled between the top congressional leaders. as you have seen, there has been constant contact between treasury secretary stephen mnuchin and leaders on capitol hill. that's how this is being handled between the administration and down there on pennsylvania avenue. it's noteworthy if this does come to the floor tomorrow monday for vote. there is language in there that could keep the government running the next few months, in case congress has

house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, what did nancy pelosi just do to possibly blow up this whole thinggotiation, are they ever going to provide relief to the american people and what about the xs an xs 0s of the virus itself, dr. oz will be here. mike rowe on what americans are experiencing and a september 11th first responder seen carrying an american flag through new york city to honor those fighting the virus, the front lines are everywhere. that is just some of who will be joining us over the next three hours, guys. there's a lot to cover and a lot unfolding within our show. jillian: looking forward to it, brian. see you in 16 minutes. rob: see you soon. jillian: we'll be right back. of a different kind. adp helps canyon ranch place the right people in the right jobs, so employees like dave can achieve what they're working for. of the latest news to help yand to keepormed your kids learning at home, just say "coronavirus" into your xfinity voice remote to access important information and special reports from around the world. or say "education" to discover learning collections for

to hear from by kevin mccarthy and we'll hear nancy pelosi, r, about a half-hour after that, 10:45 eastern or so. mr. mccarthy: good morning, all. our top priority as our toernment and our country is fight this disease and prevent its spread throughout the united states. night i thinklast took decisive and the correct action that was needed. addition ures are in to the work that the president took earlier. the president stopping the has actually ina saved lives. now in congress, we have taken some action as well. you just last week we passed $8 billion supplemental lan to focus on three major things. the testing, the trent

they are negotiating, mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer, they're all up there, kevin mccarthy, and nancy pelosihey're all negotiating and everybody is working hard and they want to get to a solution that's the right solution. i think we are getting very close. we've also announced that we've moved tax day from april 15th to july 15th which is a big deal giving businesses and individuals extra time to file and pay without interest or penalties. so we moved the date way back and so it'll be july 15th instead of your traditional april 15th and very importantly, you will have a lot of time, but you're not going to have interest penalties or any kind of penalties by filing at the later date. hud announced that foreclosures and evictions are suspended for single-family homeowners with fha mortgages for the next 60 days and our great head of hud who is with us today, ben carson, will say a few words in a moment. the department of education will not enforce standardized testing which is another big deal, requirements for students in elementary through high school for the current school year. not fair t

kevin mccarthy and nancy pelosi. they're all negotiating and everybody is working hard and they want to get to a solution that's the right solution. i think we're getting very close. we've also announced that we've moved tax day from april 15th to july 15th which is a big deal, giving businesses and individuals extra time to file and pay without interest or penalties. we've moved the date, way back, and so it will be july 15th instead of your traditional april 15th and very importantly, you will have a lot of time but you're not going to have interest penalties or any kind of penalties by filing at that later date. hud announced that foreclosures and evictions are suspended with fha-insured mortgages for 60 days and our great head of hud is going to say a few words in a moment. the department of education will not enforce standardized testing which is another big deal requirements for students in elementary through high school for the current school year, not fair to do that. so we are waiving that. i would imagine i

they're not the amateurs who nancy pelosi tried to brush off. joining me now, kevin mccarthy. congressman, giving her past anti-semitism, a denier of al qaeda. what does this tell you about bernie sanders values? >> it tells a lot because of contrast, he's in minnesota. here is bernie will promote communist cuba, but he will not praise israel.. who does he want introducing him? ilhan omar. she introduced a boycott sanction bill against israel themselves. that shows that nancy pelosi folded to these socialist freshmen at the beginning of this year. do you remember when aoc had a meeting with speaker pelosi? she didn't tweet out the picture, nancy pelosi did. >> laura: did you see my pointel in the angle tonight? you saw what happened in 2016. the people wanted one thing and a lot of the donors wanted something else. donald trump said basically, i i will beat the bushes, the obama's, media, hollywood. i think they're all destructive. he clear-cut the whole field. the republicans, democrats,ed moderates. he is bold and he has the energy. the democrats are in a pickle, a real pick

. >> reporter: any bipartisan moment, house speaker nancy pelosi signing the bill, along with minority leader, kevin mccarthy. >> as soon as possible, this benefit will be available to the american people. >> reporter: sending it off to the president's desk where he signed into law. bipartisan bill was expected to sail to the house by voice vote to minimize the number of lawmakers and the capital. until one republican tried to force a roll call. >> an insufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is reviews. >> reporter: it was defeated, still a number of lawmakers were forced to fly from all over the nation to physically be in the capital. >> reporter: they had enough people there to pass the bill, but they still refused to have a recorded vote, and they told me that they were trying to protect numbers. >> reporter: while this was a massive step in helping to send cash to struggling americans and allocating money for small business loans, many in congress and the number of state and local leaders say that they will need to be a fourth bill in the future. the senate is out of town until late april, and t

kevin mccarthy. nancy pelosi. they are all negotiating. everybody is working hard. they want to get to a solution that is the right solution. i think we are getting very close. we've also announce that we have most tax day from april 15 to july 15 which is a big deal, giving businesses and individuals extra time to file and pay without interest or penalty. we've moved the date. it will be july 15 instead of your traditional april 15. very importantly, you will have a lot of time. you are not going to have interest penalties or any kind of penalties by filing at that later date. foreclosures and evictions are suspended for single-family homeowners for the next 60 days. our great head of hud who is with us today will say a few words in a moment. the department of education will not enforce standardized testing which is another big deal. requirements for students for the current school year. we are waving that. i would imagine it's probably the first time ever that that has been waived. it's only fair that the students and parents. it is also waiving interest and other

democratic leaders nancy pelosi and steny hoyer as well as kevin mccarthy and steve scalise have been holding a series of conference calls with their respective members trying to really sell them on this package, showing them, walking them through this package step by step to say, look, there's a lot of good stuff. we didn't get everything that we wanted. progressive certainly wanted more money for snap and food stamps as well as more direct payments going to workers. $1500 rather than the $1200 that is in this senate deal. nangs nancy pelosi has argued to the progressives in her caucus that there will be future opportunities, probably a phase four and a phase five in the coming months because the senate is so great and that democrats will be able to fight for some of these additional priorities in these future stages. so certainly not everyone is happy. certainly not governor cuomo. but, again, there will be likely more phases of this stimulus when all is said and done. >>. >> let's talk about what the sticking points were. if everybody came out of this with a claim in this, what doe

he was none too pleased and he was critical of kevin mccarthy and house speaker nancy pelosi.e said they worked against him and did not give him the opportunity to speak on the house floor. but the house and the senate, they have now aligned on this coronavirus bill and they have got it down to the white house very quickly which of is why the president is going to speak and sign this posthaste. then there's a question of what to do with phase four. they talk about the airlines, rodney davis from illinois indicated that when he flew in from st. louis, there were four people on the airplane and two were other members of congress. he said the plane was virtually empty. i have another former colleague who said he took a cross-country flight the other day to eliminate the taxes and gas and the flight was $0.50, the airline portion of that. that's why they think they might have to do more for the airlin airlines. and house speaker nancy pelosi neil said today that they probably have to come back and address that. she was particularly interested in a debt addressing the pension issue

. >> reporter: in bipartisan moment, house speaker nancy pelosi signing the bill along with minority leader, kevin mccarthys benefit will be available to the american people. >> reporter: syndicate off to the president's desk where he signed into law. the bipartisan bill was expected to sail through the house by voice vote to to minimize the number of lawmakers and the capital until one republican, to your presented of thomas massey, tried to force a roll call. >> it recorded few -- vote is refused. >> reporter: the number of lawmakers were forced to fly from all over the nation to physically be in the capital. >> they had enough people there to pass the bill but they still refuse to have a recorded vote. and they told me they were trying to protect numbers. >> reporter: while this was a massive step, many in congress and a number of state and local leaders say that there will need to be a fourth bill in the future. the senate is out of town until late april, and the house officially stands in recess. house majority leader says he is not sure how long that will last, they are still figuring out when it is

and a bipartisan move, nancy pelosi signs the bill, along with minority leader, kevin mccarthy. >> as soon as possible, this benefit will be available to the american people. >> to the american public, we hear you, and we are working for you. >> many in congress and a number of state and local leaders say another relief bill will likely be needed in the future. gov. newsom released a statement that reads in part, the stimulus bill passed provide critical support for california to fight covid-19, and strengthen our hospitals and healthcare systems. and means an additional $600 a week in on employment insurance for many californians have already lost jobs. provide emergency loans and grants to help small businesses and nonprofits keep people employed and provides direct aid to state and local governments, so that we can respond to this emergency, and eight communities and families during this time. stocks were down sharply on wall street today but still managed to end the week on the plus side. the dow fell 915 points, but still ended the week up more than 12%. after big gains at the st

kevin mccarthy and house speaker nancy pelosi are for that. one is a voice vote. they get a small contingent of those opposed and those for the bill. those in favor shout aye and those opposed shout nay and though largest side wins. if 1 of 3 modes of voting in the house of representatives in the senate but what's unique is they might do it that way until that's more than $2 trillion. >> sean: a delayed vote for the aid to the american people. republicans as we are wasting hardworking taxpayer dollars for giveaways. they say i can vote for it. the campaign at this november will be "so-and-so did not support america when it was needed." meanwhile, so you've got a gun to your head basically politically. >> there won't be a recorder vote. for both campaign committees. they won't be able to say on such a such a roll call vote using the tiny script on the bottom of the screen, roll call vote whatever the number is. there won't be that because it will be a voice vote. he will give some of those members were opposed political air cover to say i have posted. it was too fa

kevin mccarthy went in front of reporters and said he needs 24 to 48 hours to negotiate a coronavirus bill. nancy pelosi saying she's putting the bill on the floor today. she's been talking with the administration and there's nothing that would keep her from putting the bill on the floor today. with the market precipitously dropping, it is doing nothing to kind of instill confidence that the institution has any sort of control here, and that's because the leaders are saying divergent things in back-to-back press conferences. we don't know what the administration really thinks, so we're flying blind as this virus continues to spiral. >> david jolly, let's talk about what happened last night. the president in what appeared to be a scripted address to the nation from the oval office, only his second during his administration. did president trump do anything to alleviate concerns about how this crisis is being managed so far? >> as a leader, no. this is a very unconvincing role for donald trump to be in. he simply has not led up to this moment intentionally, but there were some statements in there that i th

at 2:00, the big four, house speaker nancy pelosi has invited mitch mcconnell, also that house minority leader kevin mccarthyenate minority leader chuck schumer, to come and talk about congressional operations. if they were to be a coronavirus outbreak here on capitol hill, how they would respond. with a shutdown the dowries? nobody's talking about that yet. some individual offices are starting to put up signs saying that this is a no contact office. you can come in the youth staff, members, but don't shake hands. they have some hygiene protocols they go through, wiping down things afterwards. also, mike pence, the vice president, is coming to the capital to brief house members on both sides of the aisle about the response. back to you. >> harris: chad pergram, thank you for all that information. my next guest is infectious disease expert dr. peter hotez. he's personally like to go to for this expertise, because he is so good at it. i don't know if you heard chad pergram, but a couple of things are popping. if you can get this, community spread, we've already seen it happen in a couple areas in the united st

mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer, they're all up there, kevin mccarthy and nancy pelosi, they're all negotiating they want to get to the right solution. i think we're getting very close. we have also announced we have moved tax day from april 15th to july 15th, which is a big deal, giving businesses and individuals extra time to file and pay without interest or penalty. we have moved the day way back, and so it will be july 15th instead of your traditional april 15th. very importantly you will have a lot of time, but you're not going to have interest penalties or any kind of penalties by filing at that later date. hud announced disclosures and evictions are suspended for single-family homes with fha mortgages. ben carson will say a few words in a moment. the department of education will not enforced standardized testing, which is another big deal, requirements for students in elementary through high school. not fair to do that, so we're waiving that. i would imagine that's the first time ever it's been waiving, but i think it's only fair. it's also waiving interest and others things that we're d

was house speaker nancy pelosi and house minority leader kevin mccarthy talking about the passage ofhe $2 trillion coronavirus aid package out of the house, which was signed in by the president yesterday. let's get a quick look at where america stands when it comes to coronavirus cases. this is coming from the johns hopkins covid-19 global casas tracker, on their website. we see here that the united states now leads the world in confirmed cases of coronavirus, 104,837 confirmed unitedirus cases in the states. we want to know what you think about the president signing the $2 trillion coronavirus aid package. let's go to our phone lines and talk to carl, calling from california. good morning. caller: good morning. i am looking at your johns hopkins map. it is a scary map, all those big red blotches, where you couldn't even see the people from the satellite on the earth. where do they come off by scaring people? i went on to my local news media the other night -- i do not watch it anymore, but i wanted to check it out. now i know why everybody is scared. it was the end of the world. i c

listen to the speaker and the republican leader, the -- nancy pelosi seems to be in line with the president, not so much kevin mccarthyvery, how we can create good-paying jobs, building the infrastructure of america. family medical leave is not as inclusive as it needs to be. in terms of what we do want to see more direct payments. >> we've given the resources to make and solve this problem. we don't need to be crafting another bill right now. let's let these $2 trillion go to work for us. >> there may be a disagreement over the details, but they seem on the same page, and the president pulled the rug out from the republican leader there. >> exactly. you're seeing a lot of concerns already from capitol hill that this package, even though it is $2.2 trillion, is not going to be enough at the end of the day. and i spoke with mitch mcconnell shortly before the bill passed the senate and he had a similar view as kevin mccarthy, let's see how these checks go, how the small business loans go, and then we can reassess whether we need to come back for a phase four. but a lot of people on capitol hill clearly in the administra

he said there wasn't a quorum present, but what kevin mccarthy, and the minority leader, and house speaker nancy pelosiader steny hoyer dead, they got as many members as they could not just on the floor but into the gallery. so they blocked massie by demonstrating that they had that quorum in the chamber, and they immediately pass the bill. the bill is passed and en route now to president trump now, harris. >> harris: that's a headline. as some of the viewers pointed out on social media during the commercial break, this is kind of how it's done. we are watching the sausage be made. at the same time, a $2 trillion stimulus package, in emergency fashion now, has passed during the covid-19 album again pandemic. chad pergram on the hill, thank you very much. i scooted chad along a little bit because this has now become available to us. an opportunity to talk with the commissioner of the police department in new york after the department announced its first deaths due to covid-19. nypd says dennis dickson, a custodial assistant who worked at nypd headquarters, died this week of complications from the virus.

speaker nancy pelosi and house minority leader kevin mccarthy expected to pass with a voice vote, despiteer a possible delay by kentucky congressman thomas ma. ssey. joining us now is greg walden along with new jersey congressman, josh gottheimer. gentlemen, good to see you. thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. thanks for having us on. maria: first congressman gottheimer, how are you feeling? i know you are in self quarantine, right? >> yeah, i'm feeling great, haven't developed the virus but trying to do my best to take care of others that have and do everything for the district. the rescue package is key, going to help a lot of people who are suffering economically and we've got to do everything we can to help those who are sick. maria: you will vote over the phone? how would you vote? >> it's supposed to be a voice vote today so -- i'm going to make my support very clear. we're going to tape something and show our support and hopefully we don't have any problems today, as i'm sure greg would agree. what's most important is that it's voice vote, gets done, start getting immedi