tiene que ver con renÉ. " renÉ" es la nueva canciÓn de residente, el cantautor de calle 13. admiramos y soÑamos con tener. de repente uno escucha las quejas de los artistas y si supieran cuÁnta gente está batallando como ustedes. tony: a renÉ lo aprecio mucho, cuando escuchÉ esta canciÓn, casi se me salen las lÁgrimas. es como una biografÍa de su vida. como tÚ dices hay muchos jÓvenes que lo ven como un ejemplo a seguir. que estÁn incursionando en la mÚsica urbana y quieren ser como renÉ pérez, quieren viajar como viaja renÉ pérez y quieren llenar los espectÁculos como Él. uno de esto y como que contradice un poco lo que Él anhelaba. extraÑa cantar gratis quisiera en un momento que se querÍa quitar la vida. no descarta la posibilidad de dejar de cantar. tÚ dio arte. -- estudiÓ arte. y es excelente director. carlos: en alguna de las partes dice:" no dejo de cantar porque mi hijo necesita comer", creo que se mete en una bola de nieve que no se puede frenar. se ha metido mucho polÍtica se ha peleado a muerte. con polÍticos en su país, muchas cosas que se ha puesto en su espalda

quÉ tal si hacemos una pequeÑa pausa y vo el cantante rene perez, mejor conocido como residente, borjasaciÓn hablaron de las decisiones que se han tomado en amÉrica latina para controlar la propagaciÓn del covid-19. el cantante destacÓ las medidas econÓmicas anunciadas para aliviar a la poblaciÓn durante esta cuarentena. el artista boricua interpretÓ estrofas de su nuevo tema musical. carolina: justamente esto ocurre en momentos en que salvador estÁ tomando bastantes medidas para detener la propagaciÓn de este coronavirus. en este momento se reportan nueve casos. los Últimos cuatro serÍan personas que habrÍan llegado recientemente de viaje de canadÁ y de guatemala. en este momento el gobierno del salvador dicen que han establecido aproximadamente 42 albergues. en este momento tienen aproximadamente 2300 personas que estÁn guardando cuarentena en esos lugares. borja: buquele fue uno de los presidentes que mÁs fuertes y duras medidas tomaron y mÁs estrictas con respecto al coronavirus. fue uno de los primeros paÍses que cerrÓ totalmente sus fronteras, incluso cuando no tenÍan ningÚn caso

while in some murder are part of their lives says renee he too is just 23 years old. but themselves. she is generally wedeman know. and. it's a war but also kills innocent bystanders often children. people who happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. others are targeted if they want the gangs activities in some way. like avril andrew sun our cargo. dealers apparently wanted to sell drugs outside his family's home after all tells us that her son tried to stop them. one evening he said he needed to go out he left his phone at someone's house i'm wanted to pick it up. after remembers that it was hard for him to say goodbye. suddenly the nice eyes were full of tears and he said i have to you know if to and i said please don't do it now don't go for it could now it is not ok and he said but i have to go 1st to my phone because i'm worried they my phone is in it in the hands of somebody that i don't trust and even if the in probably about 20 minutes after that something came to say it was. after andrew just chose not to feel better she set up a foundation in order

hard and some murder are part of their lives says rene he too is just 23 years old . all of. them still. she. know. it's a war but also kills innocent bystanders often children. people who happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. others are targeted if they want the guns activities in some way. like after all andrew son our cargo deal is apparently wanted to sell drugs outside his family's home after all tells us that her son tried to stop them one evening he said he needed to go out he left his phone at someone's house i'm wanted to pick it up after remembers that it was hard for him to say goodbye. nice eyes were full of tears and he said that i have to you know yet and i said please don't do it now don't go fishing it is not ok and he said that i have to go fishing because i'm worried. my phone is in it in the hands of somebody that i don't trust and if about 20 minutes after that somebody came to say. you know average andrews chose not to feel better she set up a foundation in order to help others. every woman here shares the traumatic experience of having lost

images italians fear will be repeated time and again in the coming days and weeks correspondent rene is following developments in milan earlier i asked him how people are dealing with italy's rising death toll and the national lockdown. as a matter of fact most of us have been a home for a couple of weeks thousands number one is not as badly affected as the provinces to the east of milan not such as to come or cremona and pressure where the priests some of the priests i spoke to there told me you know it's going to be difficult for this town to even restart life because so many people that we knew so well have died. so we're mostly staying at home it's a nervous game of of of waiting there are long queues to get into the supermarkets and we're doing as we're told. what the death toll keeps climbing in italy what more can the authorities do now to contain a further spreading of the virus. i think we know most of us don't know because a lot has already been done. and. i think we are entering uncharted territory here is this is a full blown lockdown only essential if not make it to such

bad enough minutes there is no real renee here we just need bibi to leave and say thank you very much i was a great prime minister i finished my job he can reach an agreement that you cannot be judged on what he has done and he can go home. so do i think that the know is the best person or if no but he is the best man for the job right now in 2020 and i voted for in the last 2 stalemates all vote for him again i don't give voting because every vote counts every vote counts what every what counts in this repeat election it remains to be seen whether israelis would see a clear path to a new coalition government after the polls. turning to the bones legal now we're rb leipzig lost ground in the title changed after a one all draw at home to buy or leave a. second in the table but now there are 3 points behind leaders byron munich. white sick fans believe it's their year to win the title and they were pumped up for this top of the table clash with leverkusen. locke i haven't seen company had the better momentum coming in with a 6 game winning streak plus it van seen in europe for t.-mo van

members, in these recent days, recalled whatve jean rene set about creating europe, and i think it applies today, but there is another quotation, and this is a different founding father, which in my opinion summarizes where we stand today. history is the sum of those things that you could have avoided. history is looking at us at this moment, so let's work together and do the right thing, take the -- onection with a heart large heart and not 27 small hearts. long live europe. [applause] >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, dr. william shatner, vanderbilt university preventive medicine and infectious disease professor discusses the latest developments in the coronavirus outbreak. watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. how the we will hear u.s. army is responding to the coronavirus pandemic. this news conference from the pentagon is an hour. >> hey, everybody. how are you?

and renee boucher, who sketched in cbs greats like jack benny and edward r.t known as fashion illustrator. the greats all had a distinct style, like this todd dras drawing from the 1950s. >> look at the feathered hat. it's chaotic. it's energized. it's one of my favorite drawi s drawingses or halston's creative director who dashed off this sketch of martha graham. >> the brilliance is the spontaneity, the energy. you can feel her dancing. you could feel her moving. >> reporter: women illustrators were rare in women's fashion. but barbara perlman broke through. >> i love this piece because she is striking. and she is staring right back at you so you. some of these illustrators became stars. >> almost every person we selected has a legacy. >> reporter: like glen tunstall, who made his name drawing for womens we wear daily in the early 1970s. >> and i found people recognized me. i would even get fan mail. >> they knew? >> they knew. >> reporter: tunstall, who came from detroit, was a pioneer. >> i was there. i was the first black illustrator at women's wear. >>

members, in these recent days, many of you have recalled what jean rene set about creating europe, and i think it applies today, but there is another quotation, and this is a different founding father, which in my opinion summarizes where we stand today. history is the sum of those things that you could have avoided. history is looking at us at this moment, so let's work together and do the right thing, take the right action with a heart -- one large heart and not 27 small hearts. long live europe. [applause] >> the house meets today at 9:00 a.m. eastern to consider the $2 trillion economic aid package in response to the coronavirus pandemic. you can follow any floor debate in the final vote live here on c-span. next, jay inslee giving an update on the coronavirus response in his state. this is 50 minutes. >> good

action to master this crisis here members, in these recent days, many of you have called what john renÉesaid about europe and i think this applies today. but there's another quotation, and this is a different founding father, which in my opinion actually summarizes where we stand today. conrad on our -- conrad ought never said that history is that some of those things that you could have avoided. that is his quotation. dear friends, history is looking at us at this moment, so let's work together and do the right thing, take the right action with a heart, one large heart and not 27 small hearts. long live europe. [applause] >> this weekend on booktv, saturday at 8:30 p.m. eastern in her book recollections of my nonexistence, author rebecca psalm that recounts her journey to becoming a writer in feminist. >> i remember at a certain point why wasn't i political when i was young and realizing to be political come at you feel like if something in common with other people and that you had power. i started out with neither of those things and obviously have ended up with plenty of both. >> then

she watches who comes in -- rene lives in a remote place.he watches who comes in and goes. >> we know that the primary means of transmission of this virus is respiratory droplets. that can lead a number of different things. this is where social distance he's comes into play. we want to not have contact with other individuals who might be infected. on top of that, high touch surfaces. that's why we say wipe those down, and washing your hands. we want to make sure people don't get infected. people should understand it's a virus. it needs a host to be able to survive. the whole goal right now is to basically limit or reduce the amount of times we encounter the virus. whether it's somebody that you come in contact with or touching a doorhandle or something as high touch service. we want to make sure we are applying everyday measures and social distancing so we cannot get infected and not give the virus -- give the virus reason to infect affect other people. >> bret: dr. syra madad, appreciate your time. up next, what life is like tonight for the

. >> jimmy: how about -- this is -- this is you and renee zellweger in "my one and only." >> oh.you don't see each other just life goes on. >> yeah, but i think about her every day 'cause she gave me a a guitar i was learning how to play music around that time and i play music every day it's a big part of my life >> jimmy: yeah >> and - [ cheers ] thank you. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: she gave you a a guitar >> yeah, well, she encouraged, like, my -- my interest by giving me this beautiful guitar that i play every day still. i'm sure she has no idea about this at all that i cherish this guitar and play at >> jimmy: gosh, like, everyone's giving you stuff. [ laughter ] >> they do they give you things >> jimmy: i have nothing -- i have nothing to give you i'm trying to do what i can do [ laughter ] >> come on >> jimmy: i don't have anything here to give you >> nothing >> jimmy: i have nothing >> can i keep the mug? because i love mugs. >> jimmy: yeah, you can have that mug >> can i keep the mug? >> jimmy: have a fake pint of ben & jerry's ice cream. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> jimm

harlan's murder are part of their lives says rene he too is just 23 years old. and looking. in. all of. them still. she was just really wedeman know. and. it's a war but also kills innocent bystanders often children. people who happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. others are targeted if they through the gangs activities in some way. like after all andrew son our cargo. deal is apparently wanted to sell drugs outside his family's home after all tells us that her son tried to stop them one evening he said he needed to go out he left his phone at someone's house i'm wanted to pick it up after remembers that it was hard for him to say goodbye. suddenly the nice eyes were full of tears and he said but i have to you know if and i said please don't do it now don't go for it kid now that it isn't a and he said but i have to go 1st to my phone because i'm worried they my phone is in it in the hands of somebody that i don't trust and neatly if in probably about 20 minutes after that somebody came to say. average andrews chose not to feel better she set up a foundation in o

along with miami's mayor but as the number of cases rises, so do the number of recoveries clyde and rene smith are now cleared from quarantine. >> be careful but don't be afraid. it's not something that's going to jump out and grab you. >> reporter: tonight amid a growing scare, a voice of reason hoping to offer a sense of calm during a crisis tonight, the president says at his urging several major cruise lines have agreed to suspend outbound service from the united states for the next 30 days what could be another mitigating factor in helping control the spread of the coronavirus. lester >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> as president trump declared that national state of emergency, wall street rallied on the news the dow gaining almost 2,000 points erasing most of yesterday's historic loss. kristen welker with more on the president's new plans. >> reporter: tonight, a show of force from the rose garden as president trump flanked by major ceos and his task force announced a national emergency. >> i am officially declaring a national emergency, two very big words. the action i am taking

andreas: c carla must renee will keep trying to help and heal.hat is her job at the hospital in criminal, the epicenter of the coronaviruss crisis. brent: the italian doctors and nurses there working overtime. we asked some of dw's correspondence around the world to give us their assessments of the coronavirus from their locacations. >> i could never have imagined that people in europe would ask me to send them this.. hand s sanitizer from nigeria. but nothing is normal these days. here in west africa, a region where people already face infrastructure and insecurity challenges, they now watch in disbelief as people are fighting over toilet paper and parts of the world considered much better off. >> the government has shut down schools, colleges, gyms, and food across the country and has advised private companies to allow for their employees to work from home. the streets are bear to businesssses. some states have put a ban on gathering for more than 50 people. interestingly in delhi, the one exception being made is for weddings. >> since the sovi

. >> doctor, renee on facebook aske can i open windows and let fresh air in which a lot of people wouldit's a great idea no coronavirus risk with fresh air. you do have to remember your allergies. >> thank you elbow bump as we mentioned, keeping connected is so vital in times like this. up next, we will sho you the unique ways worshipers are attending services while staying safe lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ non-drowsy claritin cool mint chewables. feel the clarity of new the only allergy product with relief of your worst symptoms, including itchy throat. plus an immediate blast of cooling sensation. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly impro

the owner gets the groceries, sonny then delivers those every day to renee.. you know who makes our day? soda pop. we want you to meet this 75-pound boxer who is amazing. he's a life saver in a different way. he works at the stone house urban winery in hagerstown, maryland, where they do take-out orders. soda pop does the curbside pickup delivering two bottles at a time for customers. they also put a treat in the backpack with the bottles so the customers can say thank you to soda pop for his special work. guys, just another reason why they truly are man and woman's best friend. and i was really trying to get reva to make a cameo but not cooperating. so you'll just have to take my word for it. robin, i know you have little man lucas. >> yeah, he's cooperating. yeah, yeah, as we know, get your rescue on. that's lovely what you shared and so true. i love how people are sending pictures of their dogs and cats and other animals that are helping them through this difficult time. okay, little man, i got to go to work. got to go to work. keep them coming. thank you,

bad enough minutes there is no real renee here we just need bibi to leave and say thank you very much i was a great prime minister i finished my job he can reach an agreement that he will not be judged on what he has done and he can go home. so do i think methanol is the best person or if no but he is the best man for the job right now in 2020 and i voted for in the last 2 still made although form again i don't give voting because every vote counts every vote counts what every what counts in this repeat election it remains to be seen whether israelis will see a clear path to a new coalition government after the polls. this week in the u.s. and the taliban signed a long ago sheeted agreement to end the war in afghanistan but it's already had a rough patch afghanistan's president afghan gunnies says his government has not pledged to release thousands of taliban prisoners despite that being part of the deal. these signatures given at a historic summit in qatar as capital doha milestone on afghanistan. it's road to peace after almost 20 years of war. but that road was always going to be r

enough minutes there is no real renee here we just need bibi to leave and say thank you very much i was a great prime minister i finished my job he can reach an agreement that you cannot be judged on what he has done and he can go home. so do i think methanol is the best person or if no but he is the best man for the job right now in 2020 and i voted for in the last 2 stalemate all vote for him again i don't give voting because every vote counts every vote counts but every word counts in this repeated action it remains to be seen whether israelis will see a clear path to a new coalition government after the polls. offer more than a let's cross over to mitchell brock he's a pollster in israel and joins us from jerusalem thanks for being with us this morning 1st of all what are the chances that this select good morning good morning will actually break israel's political deadlock. that's the big question israelis are hoping that finally after 3 election cycles that they will have a government and go back to normal so it's hard to say what the chances are at this point i will say that the b

i'm curious about the current situation with the election coming up in trump already beginning with renÉe and calling him a communist and labeling him with that now and is now publicly in interviews and on the campaign trail, how do you think that is going to play with driving his support recent polls say young people in particular favor socialism over capitalism. if we can get the vote on make sure people vote in knocking on doors and making phone calls or educating their coworkers, their friends, family members, hopefully we can put an end to this nightmare for presidency and try to move our country back in the right direction. i think we can guarantee that if bernie sanders does get the nomination and there will be continued red state and all of that. i think we should prepare for it and we should do her utmost to make socialism and communism no longer dirty words. but that's a monumental task. [laughter] >> good job. >> a thousand miles begins with the first steps. >> absolutely. >> okay, thank you everybody for coming out tonight, i hope you enjoy the book and i look forward to getti

renee going on a deal a multi 1000000000 euro deal back in 2016 that was assigned at the height of that migrant crossing crisis to stop illegal migration coming across into the e.u. from turkey european leaders off furious about what they see as turkey using individuals migrants as political pawns in what essentially some are saying is its attempt to pressure the e.u. into supporting its military operations in the north of syria in a province this is what some of the e.u.'s leaders have had to say about these recent tensions there no i find it an acceptable president demand and his government are not negotiating about their discontent with the situation with us the european union. but instead take it out on the backs of the refugees this is not the right way in my opinion. also with regards to turkey we see the burden that turkey is bearing by comma dating almost 4000000 refugees but we must not only fulfill the obligations from the relevant agreement but you must also remind the turkish side that it is also fulfilling its obligations now and right now. some have said like the austrian

host: renee from new york. in morning. caller: good morning, i have a question and concern. we live in upstate new york, and in our school district we have families from 60% of families from all over the world. my concern is that i have a grandmother who is 85 and i note the kids are not being affected as much -- i know that the kids are not being as affected as much as the elderly. do i keep my daughter away from their grandparents? the kids' families are traveling all over. the kids might be ok, but they are bringing it back into our community through the children. that is my concern. guest: is the grandmother living in your house? is thet i was asking answer to that question is if the grandmother is living in a house, then of course there is no way to stay apart. you can certainly avoid heavily kissing and touching, and backing off a little bit. using the six foot rule. on the other hand, if the grandmother is out of the home, you can try at least not to have your children visit -- children visit when they have symptoms. if your child has a runny nose or a fever, you want

village from the romans who dares so initially illustrated the character as created along with writer rene gaul skinny and he took over the writing duties when gascony died in 1977. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera india is taking immediate drastic action to prevent the spread of the coronavirus to the world's 2nd most populous nation india's 1300000000 citizens have been told to stay home for 3 weeks prime minister narendra modi says a nationwide lockdown will be enforced from midnight and just reported more than $500.00 confirmed cases and 10 deaths would. listen carefully the whole country from today told midnight the entire country it would be in a complete. order to save india in order to save the citizens of india and to save itself save you and your family today at 12 midnight there would be a total ban of then shooting out of your every state every 2 to every district every village every look at it is being put on lockdown. the death toll from the corona virus is rising in europe france has reported more than a 1000 deaths from the illness on the number of fatalities in ital

farmers in sudan ethiopia sudan and egypt have reached a stalemate surrounding the grand ethiopian renee's on stem project morgan reports from sudan's zeerust ace. normally around this time of the year i'm a balloonist farm is covered with wheat ready for harvest it's his source of income normally earning him millions of sudanese pounds but he says he doesn't expect to make a profit this year because there's not enough water. there for her. the water from the river is blocked in the canals because they're covered with dirt and silt i have parts of my father that haven't even been irrigated once some have been irrigated once but by now they should be irrigated for the 5th time it's not the 1st time but this is the worst we've seen this is going to affect our harvests badly or with them or. how much farmland is part of what is called the dizzier agricultural project established in 1911 during british colonial rule it started as a $250.00 hectors farm it now covers over $2000000.00 hectares and it's the economic lifeline for over 100000 farmers it was once the main source of foreign income co

in the book faster, neal bascomb chronicles the life of 1930s french racecar driver renee dreyfus who is prohibited from joining german race teams considered to have the top drivers and cars at the time due to his jewish heritage. and in depths of despair in the future of capitalism, princeton university economics professor and case and nobel prize-winning economist, angus deaton argued that capitalism is fatal to america's working class. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> please welcome. [inaudible] [applause] [applause] >> i have to start. i'm carla hayden, librarian of congress. i just want to thank jamie and -- and the angels and

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in this novel renee a young filmmaker in search of a story spends his days spying on his new neighbor nero golden and enigma magic a millionaire from india who settles in the heart of greenwich village new york with his 3 sons these strange fascinating neighbors with their mysterious ways become an unexpected source of inspiration. i thought that he would be watching what happens and telling us. one of the films that was really just seemed like an obvious reference in this novel was for his close real window because where a lot of the novel is set is in this kind of secret garden in the middle of greenwich village and it suddenly struck me that this would be a wonderful space for the action of the novel that it had something theatrical about it it's almost like a stage you know in which the actor the characters the novel can act out their stories on the stage and they can be watched by everybody the bigger of the garden but really his head is full of movies so he's always the view of movies the thing he does share with me is a passion for the cinema this obsession with this with with

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in the book faster, the life of 1930s racecar driver renÉ dreyfus was prevented from joining german raceteams do hit to his jewish heritage. "in depth" in despair and the future of capitalism economic professor and case and nobel prize winning economist angus dean argue capitalism is fatal to america's working-class. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2.

host: renee is next. you are on the air with john auerbach, who is joining us via zoom. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. my question is, with the experience of china and them shutting down early and people , one atng the virus that be an appropriate step in the united states -- wouldn't that be appropriate in the united states? do we know the situation with ventilators in china? where they needing as many? are the chinese out of the woods yet? those are three questions i have. host: thank you for the call from texas. we thought that when countries acted quickly, as the first few cases were identified in places like singapore and taiwan, and south korea, they were able to bring down the infection rate lower than any other place. they took swift action with ,egard to physical distancing rapid testing of many members of the public. find outct tracing to who might have been exposed that might not be aware of this or not have symptoms yet. those steps worked for those countries. once you get to the point that he virus is widespread throughout the country, l

in the book faster, the life of 1930s racecar driver renÉ dreyfus was prevented from joining german raceteams do hit to his jewish heritage. "in depth" in despair and the future of capitalism economic professor and case and nobel prize winning economist angus dean argue capitalism is fatal to america's working-class. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> please welcome doris kearns goodwin and bud selig. [applause] >> hello, everybody. i am so happy to be here with my friend, the commissioner, bud selig. i now realize it was a quarter of a century ago, i came to milwaukee, and read no ordinary time about frank and roosevelt. he wanted me to talk about baseball. always that push and pull. what is happening in baseball, what is happening in the country, we have a great relationship, we became great friends with each other's families and went to the hall of fame games together, went to japan for the opening day of the red sox, and all this time, bud selig would tell these a

and it is applying for a fema grant to support its operating costs while for skate renee gives you a closer look at the effect of the ridership decline. as bay area residents adjust to life under yesterday shelter-in-place order one aspect that remains relatively unchanged is public transit. >>in essential service bart and muni are still operational they're taking a ride might seem a little bit different on a typical weekday afternoon bark platforms, and trains alike are buzzing with commuters. >>and while most cars did have at least a couple passengers on tuesday. ridership has already dipped significantly. her barred yesterday's ridership was 118,572 people, 70% fewer than a typical monday in march. muni was noticeably less crowded as well the sfmta doesn't have real time access to ridership numbers clipper and fair tag data telling trending tale average weekday ridership was down 16% the first week of the month and dropped by 30% last week compared with typical totals in the month of march part is running on its regular schedule with longer trains to allow for recommended social-d

. >>> and more detail on the owe peninsula, north 101 at renes dorf from the freeway and you could see folks gathering at costco on the that side of the bay and in the east bay southbound 880 i'm concerned a crash involving a motorcycle and we have a few lanes blocked. the information, i'm still sorting through that. i'll bring you the latest. >> thank you very much. >>> 6:41. we're taking your questions about the coronavirus outbreak to experts. want to get straight out to peter chin-hong a specialist with ucsf. thanks for joining us this morning. so let's talk about the virus. >> of course. >> six people dead in washington state. so many more affected. give us the scope of the magnitude of the coronavirus and the concerns right here in the bay area. >> well, i think the chances are extremely high that it is here already. but the chances are pretty low that you're going to be really sick from it. >> what should people do? people are making a run on supplies, maybe not going out as often. is that what they should be doing? >> well, laura, i think the most effective thing is probably th

and that was allison renee reporting for us tonight, there are 43 patients still. 30 of them have coronavirus life care center says that it needs. more protective gear masks and gowns as they work to treat all of those patients they're asking the state and the feds for help. >>and pennsylvania is shifting from making spirits to sanitize or in response to the virus epidemic. the pandemic 8 oaks farm distillery has already closed its tasting room to the public. and the anti bacterial hand sanitizer is in the process of being made no joke here. the group has been working on it for the past couple of days using guidelines set forth by the world health organization they've been testing the recommended 60% alcohol solution and say they're even cooking up a more potent 75% solution. >>we have the capability with this equipment that right behind me to make very very high proof alcohol we want to make sure that if we do put something out that we're putting out something that's affected. >>by the end of the week. the group says it will be offering this hand sanitizer to the

delhi and most of the dead a civilians the violence involved members of the popular front for the renee salsa of central africa and the movement of central african liberators for justice they also set fire to buildings 1000 people displaced by the fighting when address is monitoring developments from nigeria. the fighting is the latest in a cycle of violence that broke in central african republic since last late last year early this year the recent major fighting was of course in february when several people were killed but the latest round of violence the one we're talking about now happened 2 days ago and at least 40 people have been reported dead and most of them like you said are civilians fighting broke out between 2 major rebel groups or armed groups in the central african republic in the area often deadly these are the p r c and the m l a c j but also there are ethnic clashes in that region which contributed to the latest or the rise in casualty figures in that area now in a statement that the government issued it condemned the killings saying that the rebel groups we who are sig

in the book faster, neil chronicles the life of 1930s french racecar driver, renÉe dreyfus.as prohibited from joining german race teams considered having the top drivers and cars due to his jewish heritage. and an depths of despair in the future of capitalism, princeton university economic professor and case, and nobel prize-winning economist deaton argue capitalism is fatal to americans working class. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week, and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on cspan2. tonight, on "after words", former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland gives insight into the nation's political process and the trump administration in her latest book, revolution, trunk, washington, and we the people. she is interviewed by author and columnist danielle mcglocklin. so we are very dynamic country, demographically, geographically socially, we are causally reinventing ourselves, not just as individuals but as a nation. and government, by its very nature is stuck it is a status quo institution. this is how we've always done it

. >> we slashed red tape to esvelop vaccines and thera rene. >> brangham: thedent under the new rulese food and ug administration will bypass its normal process and rapidly accelerate those and other medications for use. but, these treatments are not immediately available for covid- 19 patients. and they are not considered cures or vaccines. it's hoped they'll ease sytoms and slow the spread of the virus in people who've already been infected. on capitol hill, meanwhile, congress is working on its third coronavirus relief package. sena minority leader mitch mcconnell: >> the point is to help small business endure, help workers keep their jobs, and help both businesses and workers emerge from this ady to thrive. >> brangham: the bill will include $300 billion for small payment to adult americans,sh targeted lending to key industries, and resources for hospitals and health workers who are tending to sick people. for the bill to prioritizeshing workers over corporations. minority leader chuck schumer: >> we believe that whatever oposal emerges-- and it will be bipartisan-- that it must b