shelley,es, thank you, for taking my call. should we be concerned about buying meets? the origin of the virus is supposed to be from animals. -- meats. i wonder if there should be caution we should exercise buying meat. and i do not see grocery workers putting on masks and that is a concern to me because i am a senior stata center. host: thank you for the call and the question. -- i am a senior citizen. to thei will defer health experts on how the virus is transmitted. all of the evidence we have heard from health experts are that groceries are safe to eat. we are continuing health inspections, food inspections, are continuing. every part of the supply chain from agriculture inspections, to food inspections prior to distribution, are all ongoing. itself isystem to be inspected and safe. and again, the health and safety of workers are primary and i defer to the health experts on how to keep them as safe as possible. host: but the pressure on grocery stores and ploys to make sure that shelves are stocked, that the cashiers are sanitizing free time you hit the touchpad, y

it changes mind, shelley sade has written, i think this is like a third book. this is another of those communication books and you look at what comes from the marketing side of things, going back to one of my first jobs and selling, figuring out what motivates people, words to use, how do you use language? her latest book is one that i've just downloaded. also, i thought it would be a good companion read. i read talking to strangers. i've got those that i'm going to be working through. >> i heard the word downloaded. >> yes. i love the fact that i can put it on my kindle. especially if there's a hard copy book. then i put on my kindle and i can read it there. i have to carry the book around with me. there was one book i wanted to hold in my hands, when i credit because i wanted you make notes and it and that is the fabulous book -- it's all about women's suffrage. of course that started in new york, it finished in nashville. 1920. our state had a wonderful presence. the passage of the 19th amendment, susan b anthony amendment and 72 year fight. the way elaine l

i'm shelley from city of wolverhampton council. just delivering your food parcel today. are in their 80s and cannot get out. it is grim, it really is. i have a daughter in brisbane, australia and she gets in touch and keeps telling us we mustn't go out. we mustn't go out. i do a walk, because i've had a new knee, and that's important to me to do a bit of exercise, but, it doesn't do us any but i hope doesn't last forever. it's taken just over a week for wolverhampton city council to transform a leisure centre into a food distribution hub, which is capable of delivering supplies to nearly 35,000 people. helping them out is a man with considerable experience in this kind of thing. in the 90s, he organised food distribution in africa and in the balkans. very surreal. i could never have dreamed that i'd be doing the same kind of thing within the uk, but i think, as we all know, these really are unprecedented times. if i can take your temperature? the facility has to be secure, not just protect the food, but to keep the virus out. local businesses, including pubs and restaura

that something like the nobel prize for architecture and the dublin based you of yvonne pharrell and shelley mcnamara have been working together since the 1970 s. the jury said they create spaces that are respectable and yet our history. and of course have their own architectural voices and that's about all we have time for this time so i. guess the. song. holds. it's no wonder the spectacular gold. plenty of emotion. the best game. 30 minutes on. hold. i'm not laughing at the well i guess sometimes i am but most end up in which is that we should have been fixed even to the german culture of looking at the stereotype clad indians think is new for the country that i no longer. needed to be taken as a grandmother. it's all about a new i'm rachel join me for me. post d.t. know that 77 percent. are younger than 65. that's me and me. and you know what it's time no voice is. 77 percent beats obama. this is where. the 77 percent this weekend on g.w. . this is g.w. news live from berlin a show of support for greece as the european union faces yet another migration crisis those who seek to test europ

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miller,oon as shelley with the university of michigan.he is with the school of environment and sustainability, the director of the program in the environment, we appreciate you being with us this evening. let me begin with those comments in that philadelphia inquirer. guest: i think it is spot on. the issue is not a supply issue, we have plenty of food in the supply chain. we have been producing food as well as we normally do. we have not had major shocks as far as any climate drought or fooding that suspects systems are being disrupted. i think what people are seeing is an anti-shelf in a grocery store and get concerned there will not be food in the future and that is not the case. systemjust feeding a that is trying to rapidly adapt to an incredible change in demand and the system needs a chance to catch up to where consumers are and catch up to consumer demand. to panic, noeed need to order groceries, there is plenty of food to go around. host: what is in the psyche of that panic buying? the determination to buy all the toilet paper, b

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the indianapolis clowns was a team you think of as the harley him -- harlem globetrotters, a lot of shelley players, they brought tony in, -- a lot of showy players, they brought tony and, crowds increased with herb being in the league, and it led to other women being in the league, and tony is replacing hank aaron at second base on the clowns when she joins in 1952. so within that history you have these black women. >> when did title ix come about, and what are its early origins? >> title ix was the educational amendment of 1972. this wasn't an athletic amendment, it was an educational amendment, 37 words that basically say you can't discriminate on the basis of sex if you're getting federal money. it has wide-ranging effects, but certainly in the world of athletics, it means that if you are high school, a public college, and you are getting federal funds, you have to make sure there is equitable opportunities on your campus so this is largely thought about, correctly so, as the thing that opens the floodgates for women in sports. but there is a longer sporting history that goes way before

for what you believe you shelley's. give us what do the search is or still be come forth from the. mommy approachable were dismissed the worst time imo sure because. the new hospital for coronavirus patients is being built on the outskirts of moscow as russia implemented stricter measures to hold the spread of the virus. and amid fears of shortages because of the pandemic we look at food supplies in the capital . to a particularly sensitive subject lately toilet paper while. any side with a budget any type of skin there is clearly enough for everyone. in the u.s. several states announce they respond primaries to contain the coronavirus spread with the democratic national committee warning of possible penalties and 19 aggressively spreads across the u.k. and nurse their claims.

i was quite one of them counting that in the scheme to show yeah born in the country believe you shelley's. in the us but to the south korean his are still dumb not to be from poor summed up. the money which of the british mr west imo sure. i was i. write what. i. was going to write. as the number of coronavirus states high taste shoots up in a wrong the country's leadership claims the crisis has been exacerbated by u.s. sanctions. with infection rates increasing dramatically in other countries 2 politicians are also being hit hard with the outbreak forcing ministers into quarantine well steve we're now in slovenia and follows the 1st how he sees the crisis affecting everyday life. not be the same. critics accuse the u.k. government of pursuing a high risk strategy for battling covert 19 foster officials suggest.

s father our correspondent shelley edwards daschle went to investigate whether stanley johnson is the only brit refusing to give up his social drinking. most brits are treating coronavirus very seriously here to get advice to stay at home avoid social gatherings and avoid travel completely so when the prime minister advised against going to pubs the sound that was fine we need people to start working from home where they possibly can and you should see the void pubs clubs theaters and other such social venues well london's liquor lovers are waking up to a new hangover free reality but for others if you need a drink you need a drink especially if you played a part in creating the man. behind this very strange change of sobering rules when you go to the cops are not. the problem you think what you think you sounds going to say like just told you not who he said before going to the pub but if i had to go to a pub i go to a bar so the p.m.'s does go to plan cheers for that one but then say use a bring up a storm online some are questioning why the prime minister's very own father is quest

the truth believe you shelley's. but during the session players are still. come forward come to. the money a check of the british mr west a level issue of. her . as of 2013 the pet food industry was dominated by only 5 more titan glamour companies. yet when a consumer walks into a store it's easy to assume that there is a vast array of choices for their dog or cat and the ability to choose that one perfect food. but just how different are these choices and what's really going on inside of those bags is what's inside really as healthy as the shiny outside labeling would have you believe. my name is karen banker and i mean into creative veterinarian peering bourbonnais illinois. this is a commercially available raw food diet this is what i am i'm also going to give the boys and a. grateful.

center that i mentioned right out of service because they were targeted and nearly completely or bar shelley didn't make . and with the displacement huge amount of people yelling at the order where there is no health care centers who can manage to give them the correct care act of the in struggling to make the hospital and care and health this death up by. when we lost many health whistles and the needy phil goff feel that they are and safe where in hospital they are all all these unconscious and it makes them how difficult for us there in such circumstances. we have a developing story for you coming of the iraqi capital baghdad security officials there saying there's been a 2nd attack on a base housing u.s. troops correspondents among the full team is in baghdad simona what do we know. well we have confirmation that there has been another rocket attack on a military base in tire g. which is just north of baghdad in which houses many competition 1 troops and we don't have any details yet with out whether there have been any casualties in this latest attack but it comes just days after a simi

these remarks came from 18 year old mary goodman who was later to become famous under the name mary shelley. the young writer was already working on a gothic novel that would mark the birth of modern horror literature. frankenstein is the story of a scientist who creates a monster on a stormy night. but it was the poor who really suffered the true horror of these months the situation in switzerland france and southern germany was deteriorating fast. i thought it was. as the famine spread people stole out of desperation. many hadn't had a regular meal for a long time and were completely emaciated malnutrition diminishes the bodies defenses. hundreds of thousands of people in central europe were affected. this is you go from to put into house how to deal killer than 50 percent of the households were really poor and really hungry if he is. mentioned that's a huge number and people were already starving to death and that's and it's captain if i'm going to hurt us lord of the famine also caused terrible epidemics that killed hundreds of thousands of people you know towers in the financial. time

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these remarks came from 18 year old mary goodwin who was later to become famous under the name mary shelley. the young writer was already working on a gothic novel that would mark the birth of modern horror literature. i. frankenstein is the story of a scientist who creates a monster on a stormy night. but it was the poor who really suffered the true horror of these months. the situation in switzerland france and southern germany was deteriorating fast. i don't know i know that. i might. as the famine spread people stole out of desperation. many hadn't had a regular meal for a long time and were completely emaciated malnutrition diminishes the bodies defenses. hundreds of thousands of people in central europe were affected. in. this round you go through to put into holes how to deal came more than 50 percent of the households were really poor and really hungry if he is. mentioned that's a huge number and people were already starving to death and is captain if i did have one us thought oh the famine also caused terrible epidemics that killed hundreds of thousands of people will no towers in

shelley union and shall the liberties of this country the preserved to the latest generations? only we have the answer to that question. thank you. [applause] >> thanks so much. i love your statement of the emerging acceptance of blacks in society, because we all of lincoln's role own evolution of coming to a certain position. you think the military aspects seeing the valor of these like soldiers helped in that evolution? >> it had everything to do with it. we know that lincoln first started up believing that it was of no use to actually include black and in the military because they would not be strong enough to stand up against their former owners on the battlefield. he thought they would be cowards and they would run away. he found out pretty quickly that black men were anything but that and that they were spoiling for a fight on the battlefield. on, beforetty early the end of aging 63, he's writing to people saying my commanders in the field are saying that they are doing very well. so if we are to be successful, it will be in part at least because of what these men are doi

shelley in utah. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to say respect is very important and also the fact that we have a president that bullies everybody all the time, that does not help our common denominator of getting this altogether. havee great grandma and i 18 children -- great grandkids. i truly believe there is a better life for them but the way the direction we are going, the middle class is being gone and we are having just the rich and the poor. happyneed to find a medium line, we need more middle-class than we do the rich and the poor. thank you for taking my call. those were good points and congratulations on all the kids. i think what you've done is describe both why people like and why people dislike donald trump. i don't want to get the politics , you are talking about the basic issues that help elect trump. at the same time you're talking about the way in which a lot of americans, half of americans think it's about the worst thing that happened. way, in 1972,his irving kristol said the culture wars over. left

if you look at the numbers for missouri, just into cycles, shelley?en is winning every county in the state of missouri. four years ago, between hillary clinton and bernie sanders, she wanted to buy four-tenths of a point. come back here to 2020, this is st. louis right here, st. louis county. that's domination by joe biden. but what did hillary clinton do? clinton was 55%. this is jackson county right along the border with kansas. almost 60%. and yet again, four years ago, she was at 53%. >> bret: very quickly, look at this map, the calendar. what is ahead for bernie sanders? what argument do you make that there is some kind of turn around as you look at the calendar? >> the tenth, next week the 17th. does he win in arizona? does he win in illinois? could you make an argument for that? does he win in ohio? i will take you one step further, two weeks from tonight, it's georgia, and he's dead in the water there. >> bret: and then one more? >> new york, potentially the new york, connecticut, delaware may be, but -- for the sake of argument, last tuesday

my care center and i mention the service because they are targeted and nearly complete the orb are shelley. and there would be displacement huge amount of people yelling at the order where there is no health care centers who can manage to give them the correct care in fact of the in struggling to make these. hospital and care and health. debt up by. when we lost many houses all and the medical staff feel that they are an safe where in hospital they are all always unconscious and it makes them how difficult for us there in such circumstances. the afghan government has delayed the negotiated release of taliban prisoners earlier this week president ashraf ghani agreed to start the release of talks with the taliban the government said $5000.00 prisoners would be last out in phases the taliban however wants them all released at once at least $21.00 people have died in egypt 20 days of heavy rain caused major flooding 6 children are among the dead with most of the victims in rural areas cairo's water authority cut off supplies after rising waters overwhelmed the sewage system. and anti-governmen

my name is shelley carroll. i live in district 6, two blocks away from the navigation center on the embarcadero. i agree that supportive housing is what we need, but in the interim, i support navigation centers in general, and navigation centers all over the city. thank you. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. calvin click from the san francisco youth commission. we oppose this legislation unless amended to reinstate the hard need for a t.a.y. navigation center. i just want to reiterate that we are supportive of this broaden intent of this legislation to expand the model across this city, and we definitely appreciate supervisor haney's and supervisor preston's remarks. we agree it does not reflect well on the city's values if we remove the current mandate for a t.a.y. navigation center to be operated by the city, and there is good reason for the city being committed to address youth homelessness as a priority. i large -- a disproportionate number of people experiencing homelessne

my name is shelley carroll. i live in district 6, two blocks away from the navigation center on the embarcadero. i agree that supportive housing is what we need, but in the interim, i support navigation centers in general, and navigation centers all over the city. thank you. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. calvin click from the san francisco youth commission. we oppose this legislation unless amended to reinstate the hard need for a t.a.y. navigation center. i just want to reiterate that we are supportive of this broaden intent of this legislation to expand the model across this city, and we definitely appreciate supervisor haney's and supervisor preston's remarks. we agree it does not reflect well on the city's values if we remove the current mandate for a t.a.y. navigation center to be operated by the city, and there is good reason for the city being committed to address youth homelessness as a priority. i large -- a disproportionate number of people experiencing homelessne

we'll ask senator shelley moore she will be joining us live. holding a press conference around 10 a.m. eastern time we'll be listening and watching for that, and the surgeon general now saying that we have turned a corner when it comes to testing for the coronavirus. our doctors are on deck and maria bartiromo on that massive rally yesterday. lots moving on this wednesday morning, join ed and me, top of the hour. steve: meanwhile we all know the news is a little scary right now which is why janice dean is here to offer a little bit of sunshine with good news headlines and she joins us. janice, my friend coal runs one of the 75,000 free little libraries scattered across the country. tell us what little free librar ies is doing right now. >> janice: well as you mentioned we have 75,000 of these little free libraries across the country where people could go and grab books that others have donated. instead of books now, they are putting pantry items, things like hand sanitizer, and toilet paper, and food, non-perishable food items for people to go

i have shelley from west virginia. madame senator, wouldn't you like to see some national unity here and do you see it? >> while i don't see it right now, unfortunately, nothing would bring more confidence to folks out there in the markets then to have speaking with one voice, republicans and democrats. we need to address the need of small businesses and others who are very much having difficulty during this time, but we don't need to blow out the bank. we need to be sensible and we need to work together most importantly. stuart: the president in his speech last night and this got no attention whatsoever but he did have a 50 billion-dollar program to put money into small business in the form of very low interest rate loans and he's got a $200 billion program, a tax deferment differing tax payments to individuals and businesses hurt by this. i didn't receive, the president didn't receive any publicity but that's what he proposes. >> i think that would go a long way in stabilizing the situation. those at risk of being hu