>> good morning, i am the 113th president of the national press club. the executive producer of the public broadcasting series. the spread of coronavirus is now affecting everything from travel and major events to the stock market, in addition to the human toll. government, community, faith-based and corporate organizations across the country and around the world are meeting, monitoring and urging people to take precautionary measures, including washing your hands frequently, using hand sanitizer, social distancing on site and staying home if you are not feeling well. we are here this morning to learn more about how our local cities and counties are preparing for possible outbreaks. do local health officials have enough protective equipment, including masks and gloves on hand? are hospital personnel and first responders trained up to deal with coronavirus patients? are tests for the virus readily available? what is being done to educate the public in our local communities? to help answer these and other questions, we welcome to the national press club g

washington's national press club. addresses correspondence of the world press, reminding them of iran's significant place in history and its position in the front line of freedom. he speaks at the economic and social reforms underway, noting iran is moving forward with vigor, purpose, and stability. ofwith the implementation the vast program of social and economic reforms, and with self-reliance from a strong sense of nationalism, and integrity of our code, we are moving in the right direction. with the support of our friends, the great country of america will take a stand on the same usnt with us and share with the defense of the same ideal. with a similar way of thinking, we shall pursue our course. [applause] ♪ >> the national gallery of art which hundreds -- houses hundreds of paintings and sculptures is hosting the empress. the gallery director dr. john walker points out some of the masterpieces and describes the gallery's role as a sponsor of lectures, and publications. -- lectures, concerts, and publications. t

history and heritage team, the 87th president of the national press club the your chief of the gaylord news washington bureau for university of oklahoma, and a different mr. gil klein. [applause] >> thanks so much, mike. -- the legacy of the club 112 year history as well as to explore the history of journalism especially in washington. we are pleased on april 27 a new book, new history of the club called tales from the national press club is scheduled to be published by the history press. it explores the events that happened at the club that it had an impact on american and world history. this event tonight was proposed by our moderator, edwin grosvenor who was part of the great journalism family. for generations they publish national geographic magazines, founded by his great-grandfather alexander graham bell, who, by the way, invented the telephone. and it is to and publisher of the american heritage magazine, a magazine that has inspired generations of young historians. ed is also the publisher of 13 history -- excuse me, ed is also the author and editor of 13 13 history books and h

order to which has become the slogan for this year's women's mud there you see women of the law press club chanting made out just made my body my choice. for more i'm joined by she was a villain from did. shows it good to see you just made my body my choice why this particular slogan. well british in pakistan the attitude of people mostly 2 words women is that the. freshest something to be guarded something to be protected and that's why women have been told for centuries how to stand how to walk how to talk how many children they should have who should they should marry and women are saying that we are fed up with this enough is enough we want to take charge of our bodies and that is why i had this slogan strikes at the heart of patriarchy religious believes that people are brought of it and they feel rattled because it's an attack on the stablish norms in order but so much opposition was so much opposition to it. well what we're seeing this is opposition from religious clerics. the red mosque for example in islamabad which is known for connection to the jihad these and preaching an extre

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tom and i stood at the national press club where rick stood up and announced he had found everything. it included a shoe that was three sizes too big, a bunch of aluminum that could be any aircraft aluminum, and later he found freckled cream, which had to be hers because she had freckles. he continues to believe that she is on an island that was further south than howland island. his has got the most -- she is on that line of

recovery effort, so he switched to looking for ehrhardt. 25 years ago, tom and i stood at the national press club where rick stood up and announced he had found everything for amelia. it included a shoe that was three sizes too big, a bunch of aluminum that could be any aircraft aluminum, and later he found freckle cream, which had to be hers because she had freckles. he continues to believe that she is on an island that was further south than howland island. his has got the most -- she is on that line of position, but the problem is that she was out of fuel over howland island and this island is 350 miles south. back to her legacy. she is just a renowned woman for her courage, for her commitment to aviation, to women, to peace, all these things that were important to her in her life. presented in 1928, the army air course, the observation squadron. her disappearance pick -- remains one of the greatest mysteries and it overshadows her true legacy as a dedicated aviator. in a male dominated world of early aviation, ehrhardt defied gender roles by building a legendary flight career, earning a disti

. >> discussing the makeup of the president's cabinet at the national press club in washington, d.c.t summer. in this portion he reports how the lesser-known cabinet members are coming up with policies that will last for generations. >> i think the most consequential people are not the cabinet secretaries. it's the deputies and assistant secretaries under them. a lot of them today are heritage foundation or american enterprise institute. i don't use functionary in a negative way. they are offered this who are in a sort of conservative spirit and have incredible power. it is incredible because a guy that looks for a list from the trump hotel, who knows the name of bill or nancy beck. bill just left. he was the assistant administrator i think in charge of clean air and nancy was a major official in charge of toxic. these people are not known and they arthey're the ones making e consequential decisions. >> that is the government at all points though and the fact that trump has filled a relatively small number to what he's legally authorized to do, a lot of the appointed are acting and m

pretty much switched to looking for earhart and 25 years ago tom crouch and i stood at the national press clubick stood up and announced that he had found everything for amelia and he had it all laid out there including a shoe that was three sizes too big. and a bunch of aluminum, that could be any kind of aluminum and then later he found freckle cream that had to be hers because she had freckle cream and he continues to believe she is on an island further south than the island but beyond the last radio call. so his has got the most probably okay if she's on that line of position, maybe she could have flown down there. but the problem was she was already out of fuel near howland and this mild is 150 miles further south so i don't think she had the fuel to get there. so any way, back to her legacy. i realized i forgot to mention him. she is just a renounced women for her courage, for her commitment to aviation, to women, to peace. all of these different things that were important in her life. here she's wearing some wings presented in 1928 as an honor major -- honorary major in the 381 air squa

that will be from the national press club.atch that on c-span at 11:00 this morning, also c-span.org an hour radio app to -- and our radio app too. also, another discussion on the coronavirus and u.s. to -- u.s. response at the center for american progress. c-span is where you can see that, i do love and: 30 this 11:30 thisat morning, and there will be a briefing held on capitol hill today. at can watch that on c-span 1:30 this afternoon. round up of everything we are taking and when it comes to coronavirus response, the best place to find that information is our website, at c-span.org. paris is up next in lancaster, pennsylvania, says she is not concerned. hi. caller: good morning. i'm not concerned, because from the time i was a little girl, my father always said, america is the greatest country. until we realize that we are all , thisans, period practice of separating people between this one and that one -- the united one states constitution says all, creed, which encompasses any believe people have with respect. host: how

chance to the national leagues and through all the club competition to finished article but fission. yeah brant exactly i mean that's a very pressing matter specifically for the top leagues in europe what does this mean for football clubs and leagues or around the continent well you know when you look at all of there is to lose monetary i can look at germany specifically germany employees well over 50000 people for the german german football and then you look at the t.v. deal the t.v. money the sponsorship ticket sales as well you know there was one estimate they estimate between 680 and 750000000 euros if everything were to stop today so it's important to give these teams an opportunity and then you know the lower division teams that are dependent on ticket sales could actually fold or collapse you know so it's a pressing matter for all the football even the europa league and champions league and the u.a.e. for their look at it different formats possibly a final 4 format and you know to close out this but just to give an opportunity and rest for these future football tournaments to take place what about some of the other competiti

howie: there's an element of truth because critics in the press are using this as club to beat him. >president supporters are saying see, the media is out to get him. you want to read the newspapers or listen to mainstream organizations you will find a lot of information about the virus, important information to the extent that we know what it's about and what it's going to do. i think there's been tremendous high-quality journalism done on this unprecedented crisis and, yes, there's also been partisan and i think from the president and from his enemies. howie: both sides. it's hard to keep up. we have to give the public about their community. this is a news story, market meltdown, panic travelers overseas and just how dangersly he has fumbled his management of coronavirus, management, go ahead. buck: this is where you see media drilling down on things that they can use as an attack against the president that aren't necessarily as important as they are making it seem. i think there's exaggeration of how bad the speech was. i mean, there were a couple of errors made in the speech and c

chance to get a chance to the national leagues and all the club competition to finish their competition. kres: brent, exactly, that is a pressingmatter for the top leagues in europe. brent: what does this mean for football clubs and leaks around the continent? kres: when you look at all there is to lose monetarily, look at germany specifically -- germany employees well over 50,000 people for t german football, and then you look at the tv deal, tv money, sponsorship, ticket sales as well. there was one estimate -- they estimate between 680 million and 750 million euros if everything were to stop today. it is an born to give these teams an opportunity, and the lower division teams could full or collapse. it is a pressing matter for all of football. even europa league and champions league, they are looking at different formats, possibly a final four format to close out this. just to give an opportunity and rest for these future football tournaments to take place. brent: what about other competitions due to take place? is everything being pushed back? kres: the european under 21 temperature was scheduled for next summer. the presid

asking people to avoid non-essential travel and not to go out to places like pubs and clubs and theaters and in the us press. and donald trump has announced a 15 day plan to fight the virus and is urging no social gatherings of more than 10 people so let's start with malaysia florence louie there for us in kuala lumpur take us through 2 things here florence the restrictions that are in place and also this one single event which seems to be traced back to. right so this all started from a this all can be linked back to a religious conference of muslim missionaries that took place between the 28th of february and the 1st of march at a mosque just outside of kuala lumpur now malaysia has recorded more 100 more than $550.00 cases and more than 60 percent of those cases are linked to this one single event so the government is imposing a an order to restrict movement doesn't come into effect until wednesday but already we're seeing that the streets are a lot quieter public transport restaurants shops and many companies have even started asking employees to work from home even though the order only comes into effe

press operations that frankly would be really good for the chinese people. conditionsas working for foreign journalists in china deteriorated. according to the foreign correspondents clubese authorities have been using visas as weapons against press like never before. look at thea markets. yvonne: chinese markets, it seems like things are still looking better across the region. 1.3%. shenzhen looking pretty good. play acrossate of other markets as thailand opens up and india, as well. there's more ahead. bloomberg. haslinda: it's almost 11:00 in in mumbai.8:30 dig deep to fight the virus. u.s. plans to top a trillion dollars as president trump orders his staff to go big. aslinda: markets are mixed traders weigh the effectiveness of the plans. and yenures fall strengthens, bond yields strike selloff.y yvonne: quinn takes the reins at hsbc. we'll assess the challenges he faces. bloomberg asia.s haslinda: markets are mixed and that's a positive in itself. no red across the board and that's a relief. the surge on wall street overnight giving reprieve optimism that trump's one trillion dollar plan will give americans. mnuchin says americans want cash. they're getting cash.

in a press release today to the attorney said putting 200 people together in a club is the exact wrong thing to do right now. it would create a powder cake for this virus to explode across our communities. we are not about to let that happen. >>> parking lots are closed along pacific coast state beach. it became necessary after the area so an influx of visitors last weekend. people were still trying to get around the restrictions today. one surface that he parked in the taco bell lots next to the beach lot that he usually uses. he said public officials have been sending mixed messages about whether it is okay to go outside. >>> i've heard they are saying to go outside and take some hikes. it is healthy for mental health. as long as you are staying away from people and not coming out in the big group. >>> those lot closures took effect at 12:01 pm 12:01 am. beach rangers and pacifica police will be out to enforce them. pacifica is not the only state beach in san mateo county that was close. ray will cove half moon bay montero and pescadero are also on the list. >>> some folks safely enj

in a press release today the city attorney said putting 200 people together in a club is the exact wrong thing to do right now. it would create a powder cake for this virus to explode across our communities. we are not about to let that happen. >>> we have heard of photo bombing. the new thing now is zoom bombing. hackers get access to a zoom videoconference and then they make threats and racist comments any visual pornography that everyone on the conference conceived. it freak people out last night when it happened during a school district meeting in southern california. >>> it was scary to be honest with you. you didn't know what was going to pop up next. they would say somebody's name. and then they would say if we were able to get in on your call we can find out where you live. we can come to your house and do things to your kids. >>> the link to the school district meeting was released to the public which experts say is an easy way to fall victim. the same thing happened earlier this week doing during an online course at usc. experts say make sure your videoconferences are when we f

stunning when this was confirmed that the brazilian press secretary was confirmed positive for coronavirus after spending hours at the president's own clubt m mar-a-lago. he later took a picture with the president, and he also posted a video when he was there in the room when the president was trump. there were questions to the white house on whether this posed a risk to the president and whether he would be tested for this. lawmakers did not give the president a test and the vice president mike pence a test after coming into contact with lawmakers who may have come into contact with someone with coronavirus. so far they have not been given the test. that is notable considering other figures down there, lindsey graham, doesn't even remember if he came in contact with this press aide, he says out of an abundance of caution he will self-quarantine for the time being. we saw dr. fauci last night. we asked him does he think the president should be tested given the fact that one of the cdc's criteria for doing so was that you are in contact with someone with the coronavirus. he said he didn't want to comment one way or another but would leave

pressing issue for many in this state. and some broader directives related to health clubs and gyms and gatherings. across the state.he bay area with six counties that moved forward with isolation procedures. 392 people have tested positive in the state of california. of course this will change tomorrow. that's 57 individuals, more than we had yesterday. it represents about a 15% increase. we still as of this morning have only identified, tragically, six individuals that have passed away. just in the last number of hours, two additional individuals have passed away. one individual homeless individual in the santa clara region. and one senior here in the sacramento region. we'll talk more about that tomorrow. beyond that, i want to talk a little bit about these new executive orders we've advanced. one of the most important things we can do, another tragic loss of death of a senior, is really begin to flood the zone as it relates to our resources. and make sure that we are utilizing all of our state resources to help the human serves agency at our labor department to really focus with a deep prioritization of protecti

south bend mayor pete but a judge and senator amy club which are have dropped outs and given him their endorsement. folks you know just a few days ago the press and the pundits declared this campaign dead. by some chance understand. this isn't me saying it was she when she said he was to say. well for other candidates are still in the race including the current front runner senator bernie sanders. i know that there are political differences but i also know that virtually all of the support and peach support on the stand that we have got to move toward a government which believes in just this great. so all of amy and pete's millions of supporters the door is open. let's get more on this now from john neff injure he's a democratic strategist some former communications director for the democratic national committee and joins us now live from washington d.c. good to have you with us super to say this is one of the biggest things in the calendar when it comes to choosing the presidential nominee a very big field to start with which is say this is now a 2 horse race. it's pretty much a 2 horse race yes i think that's right there are 2 other candida

clubs apologised to you? no, nothing has been said or done. there has not been an announcement in the papers or the presshat is probably the biggest disappointment of it all. what happened all them years ago, i know it was not on people's watch who are in charge of leicester city now but it happened and we want an acceptance that it happened. to say sorry isn't a big thing. everybody makes mistakes. you know... saying sorry won't make things right, but it will help and it will help the other four lads as well. why do you think they haven't says sorry? you would have to ask them that. why do you think, though? why do i think? it's a long time ago that it happened. maybe things have moved on and they don't want to be associated with that sort of thing. i can't answer that question for leicester city or aston villa but i would like to know why they are not apologising and nothing, absolutely nothing from them. i represented leicester city football club. ok, i wasn't their best player in the world but i represented them and they made money by selling me at the same time as well. if you are out there listenin

clubs' transmission you don't even notice it's shifting. the thing that really surprised me when i learned about the hardy is that it is somewhat of a shape shifter by the press of the mode but it changes its real so it gets more aerodynamic and then you can put the pedal to the metal really cool thanks. that's all time is quickly running out let me sum up which of the facts you heard today were real and which were made up by me the 1st claim i made was about the 400 horsepower 480 new meters of this car you probably think that's way too much but no this is what the car has on the hood. that the audi can go super silent let me tell you he can't especially not with the option the exhaust system what about the color changing ability of the audi depending on the weather. you think this is not true then you're right the audi cad but let me tell you such pains exist but you just don't get them at all these another claim i made was i am able to drive the car with just my thoughts of course i can and the audi on the other hand he can drive alone as long as the driver still there and alert when i was talking to you about 7 speech to a clutch transmission you probably

pressing matter. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. liverpool under—23s coach neil critchley has left the club to take charge at league one side blackpool the fa cup win against shrewsbury last month at anfield. he also oversaw the league cup defeat to aston villa in december while most of the senior squad were in qatar. coronavirus continues to have an impact on sport around the the world. the opening motogp race in qatar has been cancelled, while football in italy remains seriously affected. juventus have now confirmed that the coppa italia match this week against ac milan will go ahead. fans will be able to attend, unless they have a membership address affected by the outbreak. lecce against atalanta was one of only five serie a games to take place over the weekend. visiting fans from the northern based team were tested for symptoms of the coronavirus on their way in to the ground. meanwhle organisers of the six nations will meet later today to discuss plans for the remainder of the tournament. ireland's match against italy in dublin — scheduled for this weekend has already been called off, while there are still doubts over other mat

club." >> you are a king and queen maker. was this a wake-up call for you? >> reporter: the women pressed-examine the way st ro boo iyoub, at have been writ mexican-americans. noloing for latinx writers. i will tell you, i'm guilty of that because i haven't looked for any particular race or for any book. i just look for the book that i particularly like or somebody recommends to me. i will now because my eyes have been opened to see, behave differently, and that's the most i can say. [ applause ] >> reporter: winfrey called the conversation a seminal moment that she hopes will leading to lasting change. >> she doesn't shy from controversy. she embraces all sides, lets everyone's voice be heard, and i think she can easily move on from this particular incident. >> and oprah is now receiving some attention for another book club pick. "my dark vanessa" initially her march selection faced criticism from another author who says the book is eerily similar to her memoir. ultimately reviews found no plagiarism but oprah's spokesperson said we had plans to choose "my dark vanessa" as the next book

brazilian press secretary started testing positive for coronavirus because white house aides knew that was someone who did spend time with the president on saturday night at his mar-a-lago clubough the president tried to downplay the contact. we reported on the show last night it was more extensive. now of course we learn about a second person loose at mar-a-lago last weekend that is now tested positive for coronavirus. any attended this luncheon for trump victory abfundraiser for the republican national committee and the president's re-election campaign. and the campaign says that person that donor did not come into contact with the president but was about 1,000 people there the president made remarks and did shake hands with officials. of course there are concerns about that. the question now is when is the president going to be tested? he made commitments like this before saying he is getting tested only to never follow through. once we know he has been tested some believe i may have been. we'll let you know what the white house is saying about it. >> thank you katlyn. i wanting to outfront row to the republican mayor of miami francis suarez. he self-quarantined after com

a lifetime achievement award from britain's next century foundation and prize from the overseas press club of new york. he's the author of numerous books, including his latest family memoir entitled the girl from human street, ghosts of memory in a jewish family. he's working on a novel now. we have something to look forward to. always, i want to ask that you please make sure anything that makes a noise like a cell phone is switched off. just before we welcome our speaker to the stage, we will screen the academy award nominated documentary short "a night at the garden." thank you.