in 1999, "pr week" doug sheila one of the 50 most powerful women in public relations -- dubbed sheila. in 2001, she was named one of the most powerful women in washington by "washingtonian" magazine. she was not only nancy reagan's press secretary but a very dear friend. ladies and intimate, it is a pleasure to welcome -- ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to welcome sheila tate this evening. [applause] ms. tate: lordy lordy, if i may quote someone. did bring my stacks because i'm getting a little older these days. book.ake: i have read the i thoroughly enjoyed it. i finished it on the flight back from washington, d.c., last weekend. it was fun. it was memorable. there were a lot of personal stories, a lot of things i remember. there was a lot of backstage, behind the scenes information that i have not known about, but all of it was centered towards public events, and i'm wondering if you can tell us first, how do you become a press secretary to the first lady of the united states? give us your first impressions of nancy reagan. tate: well, i carefully planned the whole thing. no

sheila joins us now.nk you very much for joining us was that a preemptive tweet or after you were formally offered it and formally turned it down >> well, so, i started sewing these press reports. i thought they would go away, they didn't. so i thought i would make it clear that was not in something i was in position to do. i think it's a great job, i hope they get a good person to lead it it's important but given my other obligations, it would have been difficult for me to assume that role i wish them the best of luck >> so you weren't formally offered it >> i don't comment on my communications with individuals in government, but it just was not really the thing i was in a position to accept and i just had too many obligations. i think it's going to be a time consuming job. it's not crafted as a full-time job in the legislation, but k b nonetheless to do it right it will consider a time commitment. i hope whoever they pick to lead it will have the ability to do so >> what does it take to do it right? >>

a double day for sheila webster, she was born on ve day. happy birthday, sheila, 75 today. yes, thank you! a special day. it is, yes. and i can't believe that i am 75! everyone here is social distancing, but everyone is also here for moment of unity, fun and recollection. # land of hope and glory.. the hope and the glory were shared across the land. this was kenilworth, a day of sunshine, bunting and reminiscences about ve day. rusty was a lancaster bomber pilot and survived 30 missions. by ve day, it was definitely time to celebrate. thank you all so much for doing what you've done, and just being here and saying hello. thank you all very much indeed. applause. this was the day that rusty shone. sunderland was also putting on a show, precaution about mixing too close followed here, just like everywhere else. that included caerphilly, where they performed vintage dancing to mark the day, three quarters of a century after ve day. last post plays. earlier, the mood was more sombre. in portsmouth, a lament for those who could not come back to celebrate, their dreams unfulfille

aceptadas en la universidad de georgetown donde van a estudiar derecho, por eso saludo a las gemelas sheilapor eso trabajamos mucho. >>> melani tÚ y tu hermana han trabajado y estudiado para ayudar en la casa tu padre es mecÁnico y que tu mama tiene artritis, cuÁl fue la reacciÓn de los padres cuando recibieron esta noticia de que fueron aceptadas en esta universidad? >>> bÚha sido una noticia muy buena, por mucha bonita, que todavÍa hasta hoy en dia pasÓ una semana que nos aceptaron y noviembre me lo creo, mi mamÁ tiene artritis, mi papÁ es el Único que trabaja para la familia, y entonces esta noticia de verdad vino a cambiar nuestros vidas pues tenemos tres trabajos, cuando Éramos estudiantes, y por eso llegamos aquÍ tanto lo que queremos para ayudar a la familia para mejorar la situaciÓn, que estamos aquÍ como inmigrantes, y ha sido muy difÍcil, pero tambiÉn enseÑalo esfuerzo de los inmigrantes cuando vienen a este paÍs buscan la oportunidad y que queremos cambiar. >>> claro que tambiÉn habla muchÍsimo de sus padres de los valores que les inculcaron. >>> chicas su familia lamentablemente

it was a double day for sheila webster, she was born on ve day. happy birthday, sheila, 75 today.u! a special day. it is, yes. and i can't believe that i'm 75! everyone here is social distancing, but everyone is also here for a moment of unity, fun and recollection. # land of hope and glory. the hope and the glory were shared across the land. this was kenilworth, a day of sunshine, bunting and reminiscences about ve day. rusty was a lancaster bomber pilot and survived 30 missions. by ve day, it was definitely time to celebrate. thank you all so much for doing what you've done, and just being here and saying hello. thank you all very much indeed. applause. this was the day that rusty shone. sunderland was also putting on a show, the caution about mixing too close followed here, just like everywhere else. that included caerphilly, where they preferred vintage dancing to mark the day, three quarters of a century after ve day. last post plays. earlier, the mood was more sombre. in portsmouth, a lament for those who could not come home to celebrate, their dreams unfulfilled. in malvern

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sheila died with coronavirus last month. she was 83.e they wanted sheila to be remembered for how she was — not just as another statistic. she was always smiling, laughing, right to the end. she definitely had a lot of people in fits. i think that isjust credit to her beautiful personality, really. unable to have the funeral they wanted, the family put this yellow heart in the window in sheila‘s memory and then shared a picture of it on social media. within hours, hundreds of other grieving families across the uk were doing the same for their loved ones — every heart representing a victim of coronavirus. we have hit a nerve. as people walked around their neighbourhood they could see the extent of the suffering throughout the general population. soon the family‘s facebook page was receiving not only photographs of hearts but pictures of those who have died. it‘s become an online shrine — a place where the grieving can gather, share and support. everybody that met them always said how lovely they were. it's just been devastating. michael

sheila died with coronavirus last month. she was 83. wanted sheila to be remembered for who she was — not just as another statistic. she was always smiling, laughing, right to the end. she definitely had a lot of giggling fits. i think that isjust credit to her beautiful personality, really. unable to have the funeral they wanted, the family put this yellow heart in the window in sheila‘s memory and then shared a picture of it on social media. within hours, hundreds of other grieving families across the uk were doing the same for their loved ones — every heart representing a victim of coronavirus. we‘ve hit a nerve. as people walked around their neighbourhood they could see the extent of the suffering throughout the general population. soon the family‘s facebook page was receiving not only photographs of hearts but pictures of those who have died. it‘s become an online shrine — a place where the grieving can gather, share and support. everybody that met them always said how lovely they were. it's just been devastating.

sheila died with coronavirus last month. she was 83.granddaughter becky told me they wanted sheila to be remembered for how she was — not just as another statistic. she was always smiling, laughing, right to the end. she definitely had a lot of people in fits. i think that isjust credit to her beautiful personality, really. unable to have the funeral they wanted, the family put this yellow heart in the window in sheila's memory and then shared a picture of it on social media. within hours, hundreds of other grieving families across the uk were doing the same for their loved ones — every heart representing a victim of coronavirus. we have hit a nerve. as people walked around their neighbourhood they could see the extent of the suffering throughout the general population. soon the family's facebook page was receiving not only photographs of hearts, but pictures of those who have died. it's become an online shrine — a place where the grieving can gather, share and support. everybody that met them always said how lovely they were. it's just

a double day for sheila webster, all on ve day. happy birthday, sheila, 75 today. yes, thank you.. yes, and i can't believe i am 75! everyone here isa can't believe i am 75! everyone here is a social distancing but everyone is a social distancing but everyone is also here for moment of unity, fun and recollection. the hope and glory was shared across the land this was kenilworth, a day of sunshine, bunting and reminiscences about ve day. was the woman was a lancaster bomber pilot who survived 30 missions. by ve day, it was definitely time to celebrate. thank you all so much for doing what you've done, and just being here and say hello. thank you very much indeed. applause this was the day that rusty shone. sunderland was also putting on a show, with caution but mixing to close followed here like everywhere else. that included caerphilly, where they performed vintage dancing to mark the day three quarters of a century after ve day. last post plays. earlier, the mood was more sombre. in portsmouth, a lament for those who could not come back to celebrate, their hopes unfulfilled. in

doesn't even sheila understand that there is. of course there's a moment and say here are cool. and understanding is as i've been shaving no one to blame and. i just have to solicit on. who to his name. who initially comes from m.s.n. i take it as they we're an energy. oh yeah. oh. it was the mr benson. flowing again tension. into a i got. a little in our eyes. on one. coming. i'm very passionate about journalism and i've i throw myself 110 percent into whatever i do but then i had to taste sometimes how demanding it is of every aspect of my life. this is so much to do so many stories to tell you know just never get the the wrists time the need. for. my day saying no man i'll tell you about my heart i'm so tired like i was always tired even let her go to jail like 0 just always exhausted those a day i was at a store i collapsed twice in one day doing flips that fainted twice. then they were like you want to go to the hospital here. i was like no other go back home i get to the doctor's office and i literally collapsed at the doctor's office. so you commissioned this new book. i'

i think sheila is going to propose. i mean why else would she bring me here. why would someone bring me here if they are not going to propose. you know who is probably really going to love this restaurant, mark zuckerberg. wow, everyone at this place is so life-like, the bartender, look like fellow humans. speaking of the zuck, facebook, the world's largest social network and elderly tiktok is bringing millions of users together in a really unexpected way. >> more than a million people are spending time during quarantine pretendk too be ants. >> this facebook group is called group where we all pretend to be ants in a colony. look at one of the posts here. ants crawling on ice cream, one person says munch with me and then take some to the queen. you can see the comments say nom, slurp and lift to queen. >> trevor: okay. this is really interesting. to take their minds off of the stress of corona millions of facebook users are pretending to be ants. and you thought you were the only one in quarantine feeling a little antsy. back to you, sandra. look, man, i get i

the biden comment texas democratic congressman sheila jackson lee, congressman thank you for being herei want to get your reaction to that story, the comet today, what do you think about it? >> i will take off my mask because i want everybody to know that we should be wearing mask but i'm not near someone so i will go ahead and take it off. good to be with you. the good news is i'm delighted that the vice president will go on the record club. it is a dynamic show with probative questioning home hope. that was the right thing to do. and then as well the right thing to do to own up and it might not have been as funny as we might have thought originally, many of the because it was done in jest and to match his record up against his opponent in a day, i believe he will come out with 100%. the vice president knows he can't take any community for granite and particularly the african-american community. i don't believe him in any way is insensitive to the needs of the community particularly what we are going through right now with covid-19 an enormous amount of fatality rates in the community.

sheila, that was for you. right, | happening? sheila, that was for you.ly agree asking the younger ones to abide by that may be more challenging. i think that understanding what of those rules are would be key in my decision. for both of you this morning, we have asked about your feelings about going back to school. about your children? are your kids fed up with home—schooling? about your children? are your kids fed up with home-schooling? are they feeling? they are quite desperate. i think the year two would have jumped at the chance to go back but i do think my year six is actually worried about it. i think she is already big enough to have heard enough news. i think she will be a little bit apprehensive and i will have to do my best to reassure her before she goes back. do you feel that anxiety as well from your children? they would both love to go back to school. i tend to do free skull fridays as a parent. they quite like fridays! —— free from fridays. i'm not a good lesson planner. i followed the one the school sent me. the teachers are great. they

yellow heart in the window in sheila's memory and then shared a picture of it on social media. within hours, hundreds of other grieving families across the uk were doing the same for their loved ones — every heart representing a victim of coronavirus. we've hit a nerve. as people walked around their neighbourhood they could see the extent of the suffering throughout the general population. soon the family's facebook page was receiving not only photographs of hearts but pictures of those who have died. it's become an online shrine — a place where the grieving can gather, share and support. everybody that met them always said how lovely they were. it's just been devastating. michael and meg died with hours of each other. their granddaughter says the yellow hearts have helped her reach out at a time of isolation. itjust means i'm not on my own. i can talk to other people that are going through the same thing and it'sjust a lovely idea. why do you think this is so important at a time like this? because you feel lost and anonymous sitting at home in isolation grieving about your fam

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everybody, good news for the dog walkers among you, this evening's dog walking forecast brought to you by sheila. a sweet little beagle just wants to play fetch. temperatures right around 70 degrees into the clear, they're going to drop down steadily to around 60 degrees this evening, but very nice weather this evening if you don't mind a little breeze stirring things around. it's not going to be all that wendy as we head into the weekend, temperatures tonight dropping down to the upper 40s for some of the valleys of the north bay, otherwise low to mid 50s, not a whole lot of llbe several gh temperatures degrees warmer, we mostly top out in the 60s and 70s today and top out in the 70s and 80s to my. low to mid 70s around the bay even touching 70 degrees in san francisco but mostly low to mid 80s further inland and a little warmer but then the heatwave really kicks in as we go toward sunday and monday. by memorial day, inland high temperatures reaching into the mid-90s and even around the bay, temperatures within a degree or two on either side of a degrees. the hot temperatures especially further

joining me now is democratic representative sheila jackson lee of texas. she is a member of the budget committee and the esteemed member of the congressional black caucus. congresswoman jackson lee, black business owners have 95% likelihood of being desnide ppp loan according to the center for responsible lending. and it's nearly as bad for other entrepreneurs of color. how is congress actively fighting to address this disparity in the next bill? >> thank you, reverend. it's very good to be able to be with you and all of your viewers. we have not only pneumonia in the business community of the african american community, meaning that from covid-19, we have developed pneumonia and every other ailment in the business community because there has not been an attention to the vitality of small businesses and african american businesses and that means the voice of the congressional black caucus, the conscience of congress working with members of congress who happen to be african americans, who have these voices because they're in the community collaborating with

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome misses sheila tate. [applause] ms. tate: oh, you want me to sit

congresswoman sheila jackson lee. democrat from the great state of texas. thank you for making time this evening. thank you, congresswoman. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up, can small businesses survive this moment? their loss could do to the landscape of the american economy after this. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. >>> all right. so remember, the idea behind fighting the virus by shelters in place and shutting down a huge portion of the economy, it was what we had left as an available alternative and that we had to do it despite the destruction and the government would be

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barbara lee and sheila jackson lee, sheila jackson all have bills to do exactly that truth and reconciliationssion. we also have an anti-lynching law that we passed that would make lynching a federal crime, which would give us more tools. for example, you mentioned the case of ahmaud arbery. i mean, this was a modern-day lynching, and we need to make these kinds of things federal crimes so that they can be prosecuted. the house already passed the anti-lynching act. the senate has not taken it up. that would be an important thing to take up right now. let's take up the idea of a truth and reconciliation commission, because unless we recognize and call out the white supremacy and the racism that has pervaded this country and that makes every black american, every black person across this country reluctant to even send their kids out at night to know that they're going to come back safe, i mean, this is a tragedy of epic proportions. and i just don't think that we can really understand the pain that is caused. and we, if we're not black ourselves, we should be talking about anti-blackness in our

cosmetology shops and nail shops and restaurants, they are crying out to survive texas representative sheila jackson lee says the bill extends the lifeline for many small businesses this further relief for small businesses is well placed before paycheck protection program loans had to be used up within 8 weeks this bill extends that period to 24 weeks to allow. >>people to get their businesses back up and running indiana representative larry bush on supports the bill. >>which also lets borrowers spend only 60% of the money on payroll down from the original 75% so i think it's very important. we do this it's based on feedback ever since the paycheck protection program was created back in march is part of the cares act most lawmakers agree changes were needed there have been some shortcomings some unintended consequences ohio representative steve shadid was among those in favor of the changes passed today, this promotes greater flexibility for small businesses. >>to decide when it's best to start spending their ppp loan but before business owners get that flexibility, the bill has to pass the

it was organized by congresswoman sheila jackson lee who asked the state to study the cancer returned to his beer gardens in the 5th ward in early 2019 i don't want to be full of bad back you want to say that is here is found a way i know that we have an up tick. in some way now someone was someone got us something but we have been a big and sound way on other baddies and if we all stick together we're not gonna make why everybody is here well intentioned to help find out the answers we've been waiting a long. time nationally renowned environmental activist erin brockovich was also there to support the community so tonight when everyone is here could i hear from you are you frustrated. are you getting answers are. you in this room has cancer or knows of someone that lives here that has cancer. is normal i don't know what else we have to. take. and. the community wants union pacific to either clean the contaminated groundwater plume or move people out of the neighborhood. i was diagnosed with a one month and. 27 days i've been trained and i'm in remission i want to go there's some kind

congresswoman sheila jackson lee represents houston. she reacted to the news the police officer put his knee on floyd's neck was arrested and charged with murder and manslaughter. >> it was just too long and too slow. certainly we are grateful that what should've been done at least 24 hours ago is now occurring. >> reporter: there are also protests in front of the white house, where president trump asked the department of justice to expedite the federal investigation into floyd's death . the president says he spoke with members of the floyd family and is calling for an end to violent protests. >> the family of george is entitled to justice and the people of minnesota are entitled to live in safety. law and order will prevail. >> reporter: the president also explained one of his tweets that says in part, when the looting starts, the shooting starts. twitter cover the tweet, saying it glorifies violence. but they ruled that the public interest to be available for those who want to seever that p time. i don't know where it originated, but

cosmetology shops and nail shops and restaurants, they are crying out to survive texas representative sheila jackson lee says the bill extends the lifeline for many small businesses this further relief for small businesses is well placed before paycheck protection program loan

the 11th after which it'll be compulsory for people to wear masks in public a paris correspondent sheila do bensky looks next at the shifting attitudes that the keeping covered. from next week everyone in france who uses public transport that includes taxis and the likes of will be obliged to wear one of these now if you work in a job where you can't physically distance yourself from your colleagues if you work in a supermarket or in a school or attend a secondary school you'll also have to cover up and if shops request it all shoppers will also have to dawn a face mask to enter. the world if you were going to have to live with the virus since no vaccine will be available in the immediate future no treatment has yet proven to be effective and since we're far from achieving the much talked about herd immunity the virus will continue to spread among us 2020 it seems will be the year of the mask but just a few weeks ago the advice from the french government was very different we are requisitioning all stocks and production of medical masks distribute them to health professionals and to the

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likewise in 2008 you could argue that the people that had the best responses to this were people like sheila bair at the f.b.i. see and. likewise elizabeth warren who was would have been inclined to been much more strict to be with the banking system and likewise christine romans who had the calls for the most robust fiscal package which would have really offset the last one of the half trillion dollars hit to g.d.p. but we instead called the advice of people like summers you know who seems to feature recurrently in these policy failures and yet he still seems to have a major position of influence in as far as democratic regimes go when they print all this money and they print trying to trying to dollar some people are saying you know what this is like m.m.t. the modern monetary theory or this is like u.b.i. universal basic income so suddenly that was kind of pilloried during the run up to the nomination here in the us the democratic nominee when that was suggested during the debates but now it seems like we're living in a world that's like. our u.b.i. what do you think certainly operational

sheila 0'riordan set up this new service in east kent in just two weeks, ahead of the uk's coronavirusy what was happening in other countries for frail and older people. particularly, we saw it in italy and spain. and we had an opportunity, because we were a little bit further behind, to think, how can we do this differently? this was our attempt to provide better services for our frail population. a quarter of people aged over 70 end up in hospital if they get covid—i9, according to research from imperial college london. and of those, a high proportion need treatment in icu. providing hospital—grade care in people's homes is something that senior clinicians here have wanted to set up for many years. they never dreamt they could achieve it in just a couple of weeks. but hospital—at—home services like this, run by doctors, are rare in the uk, according to research from last year. here in lanarkshire, in scotland, where they have one of the oldest, they're trying to double the number of patients they can treat at home because of the virus. hospital at home is pretty much what it says on

sheila 0'riordan set up this new service in east kent in just two weeks, ahead of the uk's coronavirushe telly what was happening in other countries, for frail and older people. particularly, we saw it in italy and spain. we had an opportunity, because we were a little bit further behind, to think, how can we do this differently? this was our attempt to provide better services for our frail population. a quarter of people aged over 70 end up in hospital if they get covid—19, according to research from imperial college london. and, of those, a high proportion need treatment and icu. need treatment in icu. providing hospital—grade care in people's homes is something that senior clinicians here have wanted to set up for many years. they never dreamt they could achieve it in just a couple of weeks. but hospital—at—home services like this, run by doctors, are rare in the uk, according to research from last year. here in lanarkshire, in scotland, where they have one of the oldest, they are trying to double the amount they can care for at home. hospital at home is pretty much what it says on

host: we'll go on to sheila, joining us from laurel, maryland. good morning, sheila. caller: good morning. this is sheila. i work at p.g. hospital. i retired at age of 80. i'm so sorry for what happened. i pray for the family. i pray every night, every night. since this happened, i cannot sleep. i'm so sorry. but i know one day we going to the out in life but that's only way they listen to us. i'm so sorry. they should not loot. do not loot. do not loot. just walk the street, pray for the police, and pray for the guy. i pray for the family. thank you very much. host: thanks for at 80 retiring, so good for you. keep it up. james is joining from us riverview, florida. good morning, james. caller: good morning, c-span. you guys are doing a great job allowing the voice of the people. i send my prayers out to the family. and just to let you know, the reason things are happening the way they are is because of the election of donald trump. now, i'm not blaming trump for everything, but he is the spear head of this. if you look at what's going on, let me just take your attent

. >>> and grandma sheila hanging with the kids. that's an all time great jengn move.h grandma and that is the sporting life. >> i love that story, mark, about the guy going hey, enjoyments are the giants are up 7-0. >> he really thought he was listening to a game. and it makes you miss the vote of john miller and those guys. but i ruined his day. >> sorry to burst your bubble. the >>> mark, thank you. >>> coming up next at 11, >> pearl was amazing and i just lope that she's somewhere out. the >> a sad anniversary tants for friends and family off a a vallejo teenager who was kidnapped four years ago. >>> 15-year-old pearl penson was abducted wame while on her way to school and family holds a vigil. thanks for joining us. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. and the family is not giving up hope. we have more in an agonizing weight to get answers. >> reporter: her loved ones still don't know what happened to her. >> we come leap because it's the last place she was seen at. and we think this is her place. we put it as this is her memorial. >> reporter: as they d

. >> reporter: sheila troutner's bar is frozen in time, from the night they were ordered to close on march 15th. since then she's had may 1st etched into her mind, a date when she hoped to learn when she could plan reopening. >> i was hoping that we could hear that restaurants could open in some days by a specific date. >> reporter: she and other restaurant owners have not heard. >> we're starting to open up a little bit. not fast enough obviously for a will the of people, but we're trying to do this in a reasonable way. >> dewine, republican, was the first governor to close schools sounding a serious alarm about coronavirus well before the white house, but now as stay at home orders are expiring across the nation, his slow and measured approach is testing ohio's patience. that became clear as he encountered sharp criticism for ordering all people to wear masks in public. >> reporter: within a day he pulled back requiring only store employees to wear masks, but leafs the decision for the public up to the shop owners. >> it doesn't have to be as pretty as this. my wife fran made this.

i still think about you, sheila. how you going to do that to me? news for guys because as you probably know, covid 19 has been much more fate fortunately men than women. coronavirus is targeting men harder than an old spice body wash commercial. now researchers might be starting to figure out why that is. >> one of the other mysteries of covid 19 is that it's deadlier for men than women. china, italy and south korea have reported higher death rates for men and the trend continues here in the u.s. why are men getting sicker than women? new research may give us a clue. >> it mas to do with a key enzyme that covid 19 uses to enter and infect our healthy cells. it's found in our heart, kidneys and other important organs. researchers took blood samples from thousands of heart failure patients, both men and women, and measured how much of the enzyme they found. men's blood had higher levels of the enzyme than women. >> trevor: are you serious? men might have an enzyme that makes us more susceptible to dying from covid 19 than women? and you know, honestl