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. >> also overnight, the national security council posted this message saying rumors of a national quarantine are fake. there is no national lockdown. >> we have a lot to get to so let's bring in alex presha who begins our coverage this morning. alex, good morning to you. >> good morning to you as well. we are seeing a dynamic change in how people are interacting. bars in cities from new york to california are closing down and more school systems are shutting down as well. >> reporter: overnight, some american cities virtually shutting down. in new york the governor closing the public school system for its 1 million-plus children. the entire state of ohio closing bars and restaurants. illinois only allowing takeout. california's governor calling on all bars and wineries to close while requesting home isolation for anyone 65 and over. >> we recognize that social isolation for millions of californians is anxiety inducing. >> reporter: actions in line with new cdc guidelines to cancel or postpone gatherings with 50 people or more. panic is hitting consumers who are stocking up, president trump a

. >>> late this afternoon, the california national guard posted video, this video, to its facebook pagef that mission to that cruise ship. the video shows a helicopter flying up to the ship and lowering a national guard member onto the deck. medical staff on board that ship perform the test on several dozen people. those kits are being flown back to a lab in richmond, expected to arrive sometime this hour. tom is at that lab. and we'll go back live to him at 6:00. >>> some san francisco emergency room nurses are speaking out, voicing their concerns with the possible threat of a coronavirus pandemic looming. the hospitals where they work? not ready for what's to come, they say. >> reporter: san francisco's general hospital is the only level 1 trauma center in the city. some veteran nurses worry the hospital is not ready for a coronavirus epidemic. >> we're ill-prepared. >> reporter: krista duran has been an er nurse for four years. she says she hasn't received nearly enough training or instruction. >> we need to know from beginning to end, algorithm, if a patient walks in, if they need t

. >> the head of the national guard posted on twitter, i hear unfounded rumors about national guard troops supporting a national quarantine, secretary mark esper says over 4,000 guardsmen have been mobilized over 31 states and tens of thousands could eventually be called up. army corps of engineer is exploring ways to have thousands of rooms in new york into makeshift hospitals. >> we're looking over 10,000 we're looking at right now and we need to set that up and in the fairness of the state of new york, that's not my decision. that has to go to fema and fema has to go what is the allocation and we'll exercise whatever fema tasks us to do. >> some good news, the u.s. military rescued the u.s. women's tackle football team from honduras and they're happy to be back. leland: lucas tomlinson at the pentagon, we'll keep an eye on deployments and if we have any information where those rumors are coming from, a lot of questions whether that's overseas folks trying to create mischief. a white house briefing on the other side of this break. hot! hot! no no no no no, there's no space there! maybe o

applause ] to the extent we can tell from national polling, there biden got a bump in the national polling post south carolina. the important thing to think about as you think about tomorrow where the race is, momentum is not what wins the contest, delegates are what win the contest, right? the delegate count is the thing to watch. that's the score. the candidates are competing for your votes, but what they're really competing for are pledge delegates to go to the convention. those are the people that are going to go to that convention in milwaukee and then they're going to vote for their choice in the official nominating contest to see who is going to be the democratic nominee. so there's just shy of 4,000 delegates -- you're all looking at me, oh, god, is he going to do math? [ laughter ] i am going to do math. just stay with me, okay. so, if a candidate gets 1991 delegates, which is just over half, right? over half plus one, they automatically become the democratic nominee. in order to be guaranteed the nomination, you have to win an outright majority of the available delegates. and the way

posted. another nation in the nation that is so restricted after this order, the reason, california has 519 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, and the bay area health officials want to slow down the spread before it serves out of control. for example in washington state, nearly 800 cases and hospitals are growing overwhelmed and the hospital has the most deaths in the nation and new york, another hot spot with a thousand cases and the governor wants to relieve pressure on intensive care wards by converting a college dormitory into a hospital and the governor told restaurants and bars to shut down with the exception of takeout. and everyone is urged not to do is panic and buy. so far, it doesn't look like people are taking that advice to heart. nbc bay area has more from the safeway store where people are seeming to buy anything and everything, and i think thom, it is just a fear of unknown, how long will we be told to stay home for? >> reporter: that's so true, janelle, especially since people know that this could last until april 7th or even longer possibly. as mayor london breed and other official

going underground as well communist china claim success at dealing with coronavirus major nations like britain by post 20 sturdy cope with record low hospital bed numbers coming out of the show this tragedy now is for us will coronavirus catalyze a repeat of the 28 with the economic crisis we checked the temperature of wall street with sky bridge capital founder and former white house director of communications to these government chief and his u.k. media continues to completely ignore the plight of jailed and tortured publisher judy innocent in the london jail what should you do if you want to blow the whistle on your workplace in britain. we speak to whistleblowing advisor. plus who is the british senior civil servant who sensationally resigned over an edge to bullying by boris johnson the time secretary pretty patel herself disgraced over links to the israeli government we speak to a home office minister who dealt with windrush scandal permanent secretary so if it were up i'm now planning to take the government to court all of them all coming up in today's going on the ground but 1st let's go strai

but india, the second post inhabited nation is helping in the other direction. announcing a 21-day lockdown for its 1.3 billion citizens in italy the death toll spiked again today around 700, near record levels. but people are still breaking the rules the countries mayors fed up with the frustration, sacrifice, too an elderly priest who gave up his ventilator for a younger patient he didn't know died today. in the u.k., organizational problems limits on public transport have meant that the subways still running are packed one virus patient speaking out >> please none of you take any chances i mean it. >> reporter: i spoke to a mathematician specializing on how epidemics spread do you believe the numbers that are out there? >> i think it's very likely that most case numbers are substantially underreported. the u.s. and the u.k. probably have many, many times more infections out there than are showing up in the data >> reporter: richard engel, nbc news, london >> and we keep coming back to medical workers. there's so much demand for nurses right now that some hosp

ambulances as well and they are also going to be coordinating the response across the country and post-war nations of the united kingdom make up the united kingdom now also what is one of the main priorities is getting the personal protective equipment to the frontline health leftists who need it most this has been a very still bone of contention amongst those who've been working in health centers and hospitals across the country they simply have not had any of that equipment or the best minimal of that equipment with which to be able to do a job and they have those on the front lines of dealing with the pandemic as well now partly it has been according to the chief medical officer a case of just waiting for certain components which simply aren't available because there isn't enough of them white but there is there are now gearing up to get them out as quickly as possible not just to the 58000 hospitals across the u.k. but also. because to care homes social care workers as well you have also like 1500000 people who are vulnerable and have to stay at home for 12 weeks is also not the coordinated re

president even m then, we realized the stress that china and chinese state-owned companies posted to our national security. we draftedme t amendments blockg the purchase of wildlife supplies equipment. and indeed, they are still hearing about the need to block the purchase of that equipment not only for us but for our allies. in that action was ten years ago but china's influence has continued to grow. now we have done is pretty much our part here in the senate to show that action, even if the rest of the world has allowed beijing cook cat capitalism to perpetuate to to telluride to judaism. >> last year we had self-determination and indeed to this day, not fight goes on and even though the threats sincere of covid-19 has caused those protesters to the protest in the different way. i cosponsored hong kong human rights and democracy act and sponsored legislation prohibiting the commercial export of covered munitions items to the hong kong police force in the world moves on even as that standoff in hong kong continues in the senate was forced to pin a resolution asking the international on the big

. >> reporter: the national domestic violence hot line posted scare tactics abusers are using.ler said they were being physically abused, accused of trying to infect their abuser with covid-19. >> imagine being on the front line, with nowhere to go, and no one to turn to, but you have to stay right there, knowing you could be attacked at any moment. >> reporter: so brown comes to work everyshknows firsthand it' lifeline. >> of course. we all want to still be here for them. that's my daily life. that's why i do what i do. >> victim advocates say this is the time neighbors need to step up and look for any signs of stress and abuse next door. >>> some new coronavirus hot spots have emerged in the u.s. chicago, detroit, and new orleans now seeing a rapid increase in cases. new york is still the epicenter of the outbreak. cases there have climbed above 27,000. 1 convention center is being converted into a hospital, and fines may start going up for violating social distancing rules. governor cuomo says the state is almost 2 weeks out from hitting the peak number of cases. >>> public

. >> let us bring in "washington post" national political reporter robert costa and republican strategistiser to the bush, romney and mccain campaigns, mike murphy. robert, let's start with you. we got this bill pasted yesterd yesterday. it was the second of three parts of federal relief. the third is coming down the pike. mcconnell is going to keep everyone in session until it's done. what kind of time frame are people expecting, how long before we get that third and largest piece of aid passed into law? >> two parts to watch. number one, the direct payments to americans, they're negotiating right now at the capitol about what the cap would be, who would get the payments. would it be people who make up to $75,000, that's more in the republican range, in the $95,000 and higher range, that's more the democratic target. you have this debate and negotiation moving from speaker pelosi and treasury secretary mnuchin, leader mcconnell and senator schumer as they trying to haggle what this will look like. a curveball came late today from mark meadows, the white house chief of staff, who's in the

for march came in at $52.00 beating expectations of $45.00 as a stage of strong recovery post virus the national bureau of statistics announced that there was continued improvement in the prevention and control the outbreak in march and a significant acceleration in the resumption of work and while many are hoping for a v. shaped recovery and are pointing to this data point as evidence that equities can bounce back card analysts are warning that this p.m.i. reading does not mean that china's economic activities have returned to normal levels in february the economy was pretty much at a full stop so doesn't really take much to rise from such a low base there's still a significant drag on china's economy as demand for goods and services is nonexistent in the consumer space other headwinds for china on its road to recovery include a potential 2nd wave of infections slumping global demand and lower exports which will all result and millions of job losses in china as well given the long tail of the after effects of the chrono virus the march p.m.i. is likely a one off game from a very very low compar

he reviewed the post war decisions made during these meetings and the political leaders in attendance. the national world war ii museum hosted the event. >> well, greetings, ladies and gentlemen. it is a pleasure to see you all here and it is always great to see -- i don't want to say so many -- probably all are familiar faces and we saw most of you in november and we hope to see most of you again in november and in between in september for our memory conference. as steven is said, unfortunately dr. stoller tried his best, slipped on the way and caught his balance. but all three flights from berlington, vermont, were cancelled to get him here yesterday. and while we are disappointed, he is even more disappointed that he couldn't make it back down here and present. but i can tell you that we are very fortunate in this great city of new orleans to have one of the leading scholars in this field in gunther bischof here to fill the breach and enlighten us with the first panel of the day. gunther has been a friend since before we had a building. not just a hotel. but an actual museum. he goes back with n

national lockdown. cdc has and will continue to post the latest guidance on covid-19. us again tonight, clint watts, former fbi special agent, author of "messing with the enemy: surviving in a social media world of hackers, terrorists, russians and fake news," and a research fellow at the foreign policy research institute. clint, this is consumer education tonight. we have nothing but consumers in the audience watching. what should people know? how do they know it when they see it? >> i think the first thing to recognize is when you're scared, when you have fear, you're more likely to believe something that is not true, something that you otherwise would not really believe. and you're oftentimes urged to pass this on. if you looked at a lot of those text messages or any of the conspiracies out there right now about coronavirus, you'll see that it's urgent. they'll say within two days, within three days, and they're urging you to do something such as share that information or move it very quickly. the other tricks that you tend to find in these is the source will seem t

robert costa, national political reporter for the "washington post" and austin former chairman of the council for president obama and a professor of economics at the university of chicago. welcome to all of you. anita, the president made a number of announcements this evening. he did not declare a state of emergency. there is a state of emergency that continues to be in effect in america because of the border, the southern border. but that is as far as the president has gone and suggested that jared kushner is in charge of it and he is studying it more. >> the president is expected in the next few days or weeks to declare a very limited emergency that would free up $40 billion that is sitting there that the government has for disaster relief. he wants to free up some of that money. the thinking is that he wants to go ahead and act quickly. he was on the hill yesterday. he didn't hear anything that would make him think they would quickly accept his ideas for relief and he wanted to get funds freed up so he could go ahead and do that. >> robert, you were reporting this evening about the

the ceo of kroger's, the nation's largest grocery chain posted this statement. >> in many locations,s to allow our store teams time to rest a little, clean and get new products in. and on the shelves for our customers. >> reporter: albertson's says cart-wipes and hand sanitizer stations at key locations are maintained. it encourages customers to wash or sanitize their hands before entering >> i know that i try to very much pick things up with termination and not fondle kind of grocery or product. >> reporter: delivery and drive-up serves are available. for home delivery customers, the company says it has created contact-free delivery procedures for its team. the required signature process is now being done by delivery drivers on request. the return policy is temporarily suspended so stores will not accept returns at this time. employees diagnosed with covid-19, they'll receive two weeks of replacement pay while they're unable to work. if employees are unable to work after two weeks, they can use available sick leave pay or short-term disability. any employee who is asked to self-quar

joining me now kasie hunt, "washington post" senior national affairs correspondent, juli juliet elprin, and lilly adams. we'll get to you in a moment. start with kasie and juliet. kasie, capitol hill, the cpac attendee who has con virmd a case, had interactions with two and likely others. what is happening on capitol hill to address what seemed up until now like something that they should have had a contingency plan for? >> everyone up here, katy, as alex and i reported overnight, the anxiety here is very much increasing. that was true even before the news that broke late last night about ted cruz and congressman gosar. but of course that added to the flame. and we actually had asked nancy pelosi about this last week. she has been careful to try not to take an alarmist stance and to say, you know, that they were going to proceed. there is obviously an imperative from leaders to try to project calm, urgency, in the face of a crisis. but the reality is our congress has a set of unique vulnerabilities. you can see some of it walking behind me as i do these live shots. this is a public bui

the ceo of kroger's, the nation's largest grocery chain posted this statement. "in many locations we've adjusted our hours to allow our store teams time to rest a little, clean and get new products in and on the shelves for our customers." albertson's says cart wipes and hand sanitizer stations at key locations are maintained. it encourages customers to wash our sanitize their hands before entering and leaving the store. most customers are requested to stay away, monday through friday from 7:00 to 9:00 am so seniors and vulnerable people can shop during those hours. >> i try to pick things up with determination and not fondle any kind of groceries or product. >> reporter: delivery and drive up and go services are available. for home delivery customers, the company has created contact-free delivery procedures for its team. the signature process is being done by delivery drivers on request. the return policy is temporarily suspended so stores will not accept returns at this time. for employees diagnosed with covid-19, they'll receive two weeks of replacement pay w

affirmative♪ >>> we are back with more faced with mounting pressure from the u.s., canada and other nations to postn and its impact on teammates with mike tirico. but first the latest. >> reporter: it's official, this year's summer olympics are being postpon postponed. the prime minister of japan announcing today that the president of the international olympic committee has agreed 100% to delay the games for about a year. it comes after the united states olympic committee joined the growing list to postpone the games. saying in a statement even if the current significant health concerns can be alleviated by late summer, the concerns about training, doping control processes, can't be overcome in a satisfactory manner. japan now facing an impossible choice, host the summer games during a global health emergency or delay and risk lots of money. hosting the games was already set to cost tokyo more than 12.5 billion dollar. japanese olympic officials are insisting cancellation is something neither athletes nor stakeholders want. but the idea is a relief for some. american track star lolo jones respondin

underground as well communist china claim success at dealing with coronavirus major nations like britain hit by post $28.00 austerity cope with record low hospital bed numbers coming out of the show as tragedy now as far will coronavirus catalyze a repeat of the 2008 western economic crisis we checked the temperature of wall street with sky bridge capital founder and former white house director of communications and tunis government chief and as u.k. media continues to all but completely ignore the plight of jailed and tortured publisher julian assange jinnah london jail what should you do if you want to blow the whistle on your workplace in britain we speak to whistleblowing advisor. plus who is the british senior civil servant who sensationally resigned over an edge to bullying by boris johnson the time secretary pretty patel herself disgraced over links to the israeli government we speak to a home office minister who dealt with when drug scandal permanent secretary so if it were up to them now planning to take the government to court all of them all coming up in today's going on the ground but 1s

we believe the national trauma after the kennedy cessation might be less acute, if he kept kennedy's cabinet at their post. dana russ, remain secretary, plenty was national security adviser, and robert mcclain america remained secretary of defense. as we know of the testimony of many people have the time, johnson was in awe, of these men. he felt terribly insecure and foreign affairs, as much as a masters he was in domestic affairs, he was in the fight, attend their foot when it came to foreign policy. he felt he needed the services of these brilliant, and worldly advisers. and notice, kennedy is killed in november of 1963. it means johnson became president a year before the next presidential election. which means he had to start running for office immediately. the area in which he knew, he was weakest, and his admirers knew he was weakest, a republican appointment would be able to score the most points against him, was in foreign policy. his utter lack of experience in foreign policy. one of them, that everyone keeps forgetting, which is terribly important, the communist chinese explosion, of a nuclear b

you can read his latest article in the "washington post" today, national lockdown is no cure. article you write that rather than shutting down the entire country like italy or china, the u.s. should consider, in your words, letting those at low risk for serious disease continue to work, keep business and manufacturing operating and run society while at the same time advising higher-risk individuals to protect themselves. the question is this, wouldn't that approach potentially put more lives at risk? >> you know, at the end of the day, wolf, all of us are at risk for what may be many months to come, even now in china, singapore, korea, we're already seeing as restrictions are lifted, the efforts to limit any kind of human contact, we're starting to see a resurgence in cases. so, what we know is that this will likely continue to burn through the population for another 12, 18 months or until we get a vaccine. so we need to look at dealing with the surges in new york, seattle. those are crisis situations we need to deal with now and dampen. if we can hold down cases for 18 months

tried to provide a lot of the psychological cause with a pandemic that's cut off nations separated friends families and me posts from each other has also brought the feeling that we are all in this together priyanka gupta for inside story. all right let's bring in our guests all of them are joining us from the u.k. today in london we have andreas compass a social psychologist and neuroscientist at the university of london in oxford we have yarn emanuel the nerve director of the wellbeing research center at the university of oxford and in leeds amir khan a doctor with the u.k.'s national health service welcome to you andreas let me start with you there is such a collective sense of anxiety and panic right now what are the main steps people can take to reduce that. well i think thanks for having me 1st of all i think that in genoa we've should expect people to have you know anxious a little bit uncertain to subvert the whole situation to situation a severe and this is a serious and cherish and so it's very perfectly fine to feel a bit of anxiety and a feeling of the uncertainty and most of us will kind of the sam

because beyond ts ay's n addressed the nation on march 11 and as toluse wrote in the post he has turned inward and imposed travel restrictions on one fourth of the world's population and critize other nation's response effort and refused to speak with th house speaker and defied the warnings of his own public health experts. s approach reflects his us against them mindset, tendency ton ass blame, and is combative view of geo politics. oo kim, when you at the president's news conference toda and his address to the nation earlier this week, you see him at one moment surrounded by corporate leaders trying to show calm and eadiness and lashing out at reporters and critics. where is he at this moment? >> it's hard to tell from one moment to the next. we also saw him thiee call for unity and to put partisanship aside. anhe immediately went to his twitter account and started attackingts democnd blaming the entire thing on the obama administration. just -- you talked about that $8.3 stimulus package, emergency package, donald temp said h wanted $2.5 billion and that said no, no, you need ess mo

they say text message rumors of a national quarantine are fake there is no national lockdown. cdc.gov will post latest on covid-19 meanwhile, the president and his aides trying to calm fears last night and to stem some panic buying we've seen. here's what the president had to say last night at the white house. >> you don't have to buy so much take it easy relax. people are going in and buying more i remember during the conversation walmart said they're buying more than they buy at christmas relax. it all will pass >> reporter: becky, we're expecting a new news conference from the white house coronavirus task force they're hinting on new announcements. we'll wait to see what they are at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. >> meantime, let's get to eunice in beijing figures showing industrial output contracted, sharpest level, and the rest of the world is looking to china to see if that will become a model for the rest of the world. >> reporter: exactly and i don't think it's a very good omen for the rest of the world. china, because of the epidemic, posted its record low consumption as well as production a

alleged by multiple officials of the obama administration including the posted that the president and national bolton dissolve the offense at the white house in charge of pandemic preparedness because i lead the very directorate to sign the mission with a bio defense office for a year and then handed it off to another official who still holds the post. there's some politics that groups and obviously when people is trying to deal with the crisis at hand. >> this is a time when we should come together as a nation and put a aside partisanship, and after this is all over, i'm sure we will have a 9/11 commission style investigation and it will look through and not to lay blame but supposed to figure out after 9/11, where the gaps and what didn't work and what failed, what succeeded. if when the next pandemic comes around we can fix it. this is not the time for laying blame. were doing a very good job now of getting the people to quarantine, and at the state, and social distancing. it will we need to do now is come together to help the people who are being economically affected by this because we ar

nation. take a look at these pictures posted on social media by the italian airforce.try in lockdown. # tramontate stelle the soundtrack is fitting. luciano pavarotti singing vincero — which means, "i shall win." the air force says: "unity and teamwork are needed now more than ever. together we shall combine ourforces and do it!" stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: we‘ll be speaking to a pyschologist about how to deal with anxiety surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. more than 3000 subway passengers we re more than 3000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding and headaches and the dimming of vision, all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the middle of the shells of the cabinet here. this was an international trophy and we understand the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering unification as quickly as possible, what the voters wanted. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines: all non essential services are to

thursday night johnson joins the nation in applauding workers in the national health service after receiving the positive test results he posted a video in which he said that he will be isolating himself but that he will continue to lead the nation's response to the pandemic. hi folks i want to bring you up to speed to something that's happening today which is that i'm develop tomorrow symptoms over the coronavirus that's. say a temperature and a persistent cough and on the advice of the chief medical officer i've taken a test that has come out positive so are working from home i'm so far isolated. let's get more we are got joined by our correspondent barrett mask in london so big that we have it there britain's prime minister infected by the coronavirus what does this mean now going forward especially when it comes to his ability to govern at this crucial time for the country well yes sara we've just had in the message that you played from boris johnson that he is aiming to continue to lead the country and lead to fight against coronavirus but we do know that if he does become unwell then it would be the foreign secretary dom

trump's oval office speech was meant to reassure a terrified nation, but as "the washington post" puts it the speech was riddled with errors, nationalistic and xenophobic in tone, and boastful of his own decisions and the sue prpremacy the nation he leads. in the definition of do as i say, not as i do, trump says he's not been tested nor is he self-isolating after coming into contact with a brazilian official who has the disease. joining me is betsy woodruff swan and the founder of she the people, amy allison. i want to start with you, louisiana is delaying its primary. that may sound like a prudent thing to do. it starts to get people worried about if there are delays in things having to do with the democratic process because of coronavirus, how far does that go, and what advantage does donald trump take of that? >> i mean, you said this is exactly what people should be paying attention to. you know, food, housing security, unemployment insurance, those basics, those were covered in legislation. it's really showing the cracks of a breakdown in our social network, but if we look at dem

other than that is a strong play and a fair request on our behalf on behalf of the nation's governors. we'll keep you postedprogress there. thirdly, the new jersey board of public utilities has confirmed in cooperation with our utility companies, all utility shut offs have been universe sally suspended for the time being. we've applied to the federal department of transportation for the necessary waiver to allow our trucking industry the flexibility it needs to keep supplies rolling to market. we know water, groceries and many other essentials including baby formula need immediate restock here in new jersey and flout our region. many of these warehouses in fact are in new jersey and we must do all that we can to ensure an uninterrupted supply chain. the department of human services whose commissioner carroll johnson is here with us somewhere has also been in contact with the federal government to seek a waiver that would allow snap recipients or food stamps an additional 1 1/2 months worth of benefits so families can stock up on food and other supplies. we're currently working to receive federal waivers to

a dad in florida is getting national attention for posting dozens of dance videos while his son was inlike this story. >> that's firefighter chris askew who's been on tiktok doing the same dance almost 50 days as he waited for his little boy, dylan, to leave the neonatal intensive care unit. dylan was born ten weeks premature. in january, he's baby number four for the family. there you see little dylan has all the tubes off, he's being handed over to mommy and daddy to go home. and "inside edition" was there the day he graduated from the nicu unit. at that last moment, the entire wing of the nic unit, including his doctor, did the happy dance. >> so great. i've been through one of those waiting periods in the nicu. >> it's a reminder, it's not just mom, it's the whole family. >> right. >> and "inside edition" was there. >> yes, we were. >> well done, florida dad. it's turning out to be a very good morning for florida. i'm from south florida. there's a twitter handle and the headlines from florida, they don't cover themselves in glory. but another florida man made an amazing discovery a

durbin have written an today's iece in washingt"washington post"" sugg the debate allowing senators to vote remotely. during specifically these national crises, be it pandemic or other situation it's impossible for senators to vote in person, their resolution gives the minority leaders joint authority to allow secure voting.oting -- remote it would be allowed up to 30 days and the senate would have renew remote voting every 30-day period afterwards. this limitation would ensure voting remotely cannot become the norm around the emergency.of an read the entire "washington article at washingtonpost.com. >> follow the coronavirus at reak c-span.org/coronavirus. watch congress, white house updates from governors. track the spread throughout the .s. and the world with interactive maps. demand at anytime at c-span.org/coronavirus. >> and now from geneva, it's the world health organization's -- director general and others. start, the joint awareness campaign with the orld health organization aimed at combating the coronavirus. from yesterday, this is just over an hour.

british national lara suleyman is among those stuck in new zealand, she posted on social media askingme, to contact her. in just a few days she has had more than a thousand reponses and is calling for the british government to step in and help bring them home. there is actually no route that satisfies current immigration laws to be able to exit new zealand, transit through a hub, which is the issue and make it home to the uk so the situation is pretty dire currently, if you're a british national trying to get back home. and do you put this shout out to other british nationals to see if there is anyone else in your position. just how eye—opening has that been? it's unbelievable, honestly. i first made the post around midnight when i was waiting to hear about the fourth flight been booked onto and singapore announced they were closing their borders and i noticed on the facebook pages it was blowing up with people specifically from the uk saying, how many routes are left out of the country, so i thought i'd put the feelers out. i thought there'd be quite a few, but not over 1000 and curr

james thanks very much in a database reporting there from the united nations headquarters meanwhile president donald trump has posted a video online urging people to stay at home to curb the spread of the virus that the total number of cases in the u.s. reaches 35000. it's called the invisible enemy and that's what it is it's an invisible enemy but we're doing tremendous work the truckers the doctors the nurses everybody they're just doing tremendously and of course you've heard it a 1000 times wash your hands good hygiene all of that but social distancing keep away it's going to have no place to go where the u.s. senate is set to vote on a trillion dollar stimulus bill aimed at trying to help the economy during this crisis take a look now live pictures made from the senate floor all and they'll be voting soon just making preparations in the preamble before that happens the politicians have been divided on what the final package should look like democrats say republican proposals favored corporations rather than work has so let's speak to our white house correspondent can we help it live for us in washington d.c. an

matthew: phone to the right to the vast majority of them are posted trump, the national review, and a lot of now support him. speech of these the only game in town if you don't want to be a democrat. if you want to be an independent and no power. lee: the lesser of the two evils is the defining logic and politics. by the way if you do it google on that you won't find it much. it is not phrased that way. you will find there's a martial arts movie that have that. but he didn't do too well. so they changed with the name. [laughter]. delta research on that. matthew: that might be an appropriate name. just a warrior. let me ask you in terms of getting at this damn loop. we will get to your solutions in a moment. but why is it conceivable in 2020, let's say trump that the republicans just south of 2012 autopsy report. the party, ships, it becomes a more moderate party list as a much bigger space for more moderate policies on issues like climate change immigration and even as employee taxes, why does that seem so far fetched. in your analysis. lee: the republican party has shifted since 2012