there could be one grand stander maybe. you might have one grand stander.or that we will take a little more time. it will pass. but let's see whether or not we have a grand stander. critical support for the hardest hit industries with a ban on corporate stock buy backs and tough new safe guards. over 100 billion dollars for our doctors and nurses and hospitals. 45 billion dollars for the disaster relieve fund. more than doubling the amount available. this is tremendous stuff. 27 billion dollars for the coronavirus response including 16 billion dollars to build-up the strategic national stockpile with masks, respirators and all sorts of pharmaceuticals. 3.5-billion dollars to expand assistance to child care benefits to healthcare workers on the front lines. they are brave and incredible people. some are getting very sick. some don't even recover. they are incredible people. $1 billion for defense production act procurement. we are using the act only when necessary. we use it as leverage. we generally don't have to use it to accomplish what we want to accompl

one grand stander. for that we will have to come back and take a little more time.a little longer. >> many americans are awaiting those payments of $1,200 to individuals earning up to $75,000 a year. president donald trump directed his staff to come up with guidelines to determine which parts of the cup are at risk because of the coronavirus crisis. the new guidelines will rate individual counties by risk from low to moderate to high risk. then state leaders would make a decision about whether to keep, increase or loosen restrictions. the white house said more details will be released next week. >>> today the california dmv is closing its field offices. workers will be put on paid administrative leave, employees are scheduled to return to work on april 1 but the offices will stay closed to the public and workers will complete virtual transactions. >> the deadline to get a real i.d. has been pushed back for a year. the new deadline is october 1 of 2021. >>> right now the bay area has more than 1400 cries cases and 32 deaths, local leaders as well as medical experts a

virtually everybody -- there could be one vote, one vote, one grand stander maybe. you might have one grand stander. >> reporter: meanwhile on the front line. >> all the people you see, they all have covid. >> reporter: and 13 died at this one new york hospital in one day. >> we had to get a refrigerated truck to store the bodies of patients who are dying. >> reporter: an er doctor sharing a rare look inside her hospital with "the new york times." >> i don't have the support that i need and even just the materials that i need physically to take care of my patients. and it's -- it's america. >> reporter: cnn has reached out to amherst hospital for official comments on the statements of this doctor. >> various offices from the president to the head of health and hospitals saying we're going to be fine. e everything's fine. and from our perspective, everything is not fine. >> reporter: new york's governor says there's enough protective equipment for now but distribution might be start and stop. >> you cannot get the curve down low enough so that you don't overwhelm the

it could be one vote, one vote, one grand-stander, maybe, you might have a one grand-stander and for that it'll take more time. it'll pass but just take longer. let's see if we have a grand-stander. maria: one grand-stander, joining us the conversation dagen mcdowell, lee carter, jon hilsenrath. dagen: let's name the grand-stander shall we? suggested that he might object to allowing the bill to pass by voice vote. let me explain that to avoid the use of four-letter words i would like to use in this instance. the voice vote is verbal exercise in which those in favor shout yes and oppose nay. the largest side fails. this doesn't require all members to be present. if the house does not have a quorum, 216 members there, one lawmaker can object to a quorum not being present and the lawmaker could also have roll call vote. the house is rushing to get 216 members back to washington potentially but, again, this individual, tomas masse, i want everybody to know he's spitting on millions of american who is overnight lost their jobs and i hope that people never forget that if he throws a wrench

. >> it could be one vote, one vote, one grand stander maybe.ave one grand stander, and, for that, we'll have to come back and take a little more time. it will pass, but just take a little longer. >> many americans are anxiously waiting for the direct payments of up to $1,200 to people earning up to $75,000 a year included in that legislation. . >>> president trump is directing his staff to come up with some guidelines to determine which parts of the country are more at risk for the coronavirus in order to perhaps relax some of those social distancing restrictions. now, in a letter to the governors across the country, the president said, the new guidelines will rate individual counties by risk from low to moderate to high risk. state and local leaders would then be able to make a decision about whether to keep, increase, or perhaps loosen restrictions. critics of the plan, though, worry people would just go from a high risk area to a low-risk area to enjoy some more freedom of movement. >> part of this will be the need to have highly responsible

. >> there could be one vote, one grand stander maybe.ave one grand stander, and, for that, we'll have to come back and take a little more time. >> reporter: but time is not on our side. the u.s. now leads the world in coronavirus cases with many hospitals overwhelmed. the dow yesterday shot up with expectations of a deal in congress and despite a record shattering number of americans filing for unemployment. with l business closures around the country, a new fox business poll shows 90% of voters are concerned about recession. a slight majority 51% now approve of the president's handling of the government's response. and as this vote moves forward today, the house will observe some new social distancing rules to try to minimize the risks. in washington, doug luzader. fox news. >> thank you, doug. >>> well, president trump is directing his staff to come up with some guidelines to determine which parts of the country are most at risk for the coronavirus in order to perhaps begin relaxing some of the social distancing in some areas. now, in

have one grand-stander and for that it'll take more time.o go the guidelines, 15 days expires on monday. we don't know if he will renew guidelines or modify them for certain areas of the country. medical experts say east e may not be feasible as date to reopen the country. another interesting bit of news yesterday at the briefing from dr. anthony fauci at the national institute for allergies and infectious diseases. he said unlike in the past when you develop a vaccine for the virus you go through testing phase, you know it works, you go out to companies to school up production and delay to getting it out to people who really need it. fauci says they will do it differently. listen here. >> but one of the things that we are going to do that you need to understand that has been a stumbling block for previous development of vaccines and that is even before you know something works, at risk, you have to start producing it, because once you know it works, you can't say, great, it works, now give me another 6 months to produce it. so we are workin

something the president and i can agree on that massey was asked about his newfound infamy if grand standeri'm at least send it the white house is expected to sort out its plans for the nation's social distancing guidelines over the weekend but in the president's letter to the nation's governors. >>he hinted those measures may be relaxed. >>now that president trump has signed that trillion stimulus bill the question is when can the american people expect to get those promise checks. well, here's a warning before the bill was even signed today, one man in florida received this alleged to covid 19 stimulus check for more than $3,000. this was on thursday luckily, the man knew that it was too good to be true, but he wanted to post it to social media to warn others about the scam. >>where water to post that the senate i could i know that some people, especially like people are have fallen for some like >>as of right now there is no official date on when people can expect to receive a mail a check in the mail but here is what we don't know people with adjusted gross incomes of less than $75,000

. >> reporter: president trump called him a third grade grand stander. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: despite massey, the bill sailed through the package sends $1200 to adults earning up to $75,000 a year, $2400 for joint returns at $500 per child. most americans will receive that money via direct deposit within three weeks, others by check. unemployment benefits vary from state to state from 250 to $800 a week the rescue package adds $600 per week for up to four months. those benefits will run for 39 weeks critical for brandy hagan, a hair stylist out of work in michigan. >> the $600 will help our mortgage i have a car payment our insurance. i have a 4-year-old daughter it will help us get groceries. >> reporter: nick anthony owns a greek grill in san antonio forced to lay off 49 of his 61 employees. >> the ones that are supporting their families, those are the ones we really tried to keep on board and give as many hours as we can. >> reporter: meanwhile, more banks are allowing affected customers to defer payments on credit cards, mortgages and loans and pausing evictions and forec

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may have been a key factor in turning the tide just a few days ago everyone was talking about the standers momentum and that he was unsurmountable and and he was going to be the nominee and. first of all everything can change in politics quickly and it can change again but certainly sense. saturday there has been a political earthquake in sea change in the democratic party to coalesce around joe biden 1st it is the remarkable results of the south carolina primary where he won decisively he was 6 he was supposed to win. south carolina that was his bar well but not by 30 or 40 points the african-american vote in that state was so overwhelming that i think there was a signal to some of the other candidates that were more in what we call sometimes his lane centrist to say this is the person we need to coalesce around and have as our nominee. well jennifer victor is a professor of political science at george mason university she says the final race emerging between saunders and buys in presents democrats with the storm of choice on the bernie sanders side you have this sense of a movement he do

several candidates aren't even in the state toda bernie standers is not in the state. he might come in second pla but won't be giving a speech in south carolina. joe biden ayend tom steare in the state. people are noticing. they pay attention. they watched the deate. y've been seeing ads on tv, of course, besieged by ads. and also voting with people they've known and wheyou see someone like congressman jimg clyburn givthat endorsement, people take note of that and they do vote witr theiheart. >> sreenivasan: what about the endorsement of promine african americans in south car how much of a sway does that have, versus people recognizing a face or even just seeing one on tv? >> reporter: i would say that those endorsements have been very portant. 've seen a lot of black legislators get involved in jo back some r candidates, specifically, tom steyer, whicho is another rwhy we have been seeing steyer do so well here in south carolina, making those inroads with members of the black community, which is so critical to winning south carolina. tom has been on the ground here a

. >> his demand blasted by both parties, the president calling massey is third rate grand stander, spacing themselves out on the chamber to overrule him. >> we will fight together to win together. >> right now we're going to pass this legislation. >> the cares act will bring much needed aid to millions of workers and business owners, now without sources of income. payments made to millions, potentially going out in early april. for those earning $75,000 or less, $1,200 but $500 per child. unemployment checks going up $600 per week for four months. benefits extended to 39 weeks, and student loan payments extended for six months. the president making use of the defense production act for the first time, directing general motors to begin building ventilators, saying they would be ready to ship as early as next month. president trump firing back of governor's critical of his response to the outbreak, including washington governor jay inslee, and michigan governor gretchen whitmer. >> if they don't treat you right, i don't call. >> reporter: abc news, washington. >>> how much money will you rec

suggesting she'd rather waste her vote and play along with the party establishment maneuvering against standers. i don't think it's terrible for progressives. to vote for trump i think that's nuts i would never do that i don't know her donald trump either but you can we let blind here we go crystal ball saying she will leave it blank in november what an absolute hack this is a really great example of white privilege in action with all that on the line crystal ball one of the biggest grifters on the scene is using her platform to advocate for trump's reelection just wear a maggot hat and be done with it. a behind the scenes soap opera playing out in the democratic party has been a gift to a lot of the us news coverage was stirring suggestions the support for saunders will only help get trump reelected they've among senators backers are digging in though accusing his critics of being more than a little self-serving. i will absolutely not default for biden when they try to get into it by saying you must be privileged not to be impacted by trump's policies remember they're trying desperately to han

stunt particularly angry it's a member of his own republican party even calling him a 3rd rate ground stander and just in the last hour or so donald trump getting some support from former secretary of state former presidential democratic candidate john kerry who is tweeting that it is the one thing that both can agree on is that representative massey the man that is holding this operate now from being fast tracked and signed into law is they say a 3rd rate grandstander so that's where things stand they're looking at the floor of the house of representatives right now still debating unclear when this vote is going to happen and if they have enough members in order to make it possible thanks to that kimberly hall good line from washington d.c. nearly 800 deaths have been recorded in spain in the past 24 hours since their highest number in a single day motha at it all has more from madrid. the official sources gave us today they get daily figures and they're giving us a $5000.00 of death to death toll and a total of a little bit more about $64000.00 of people infected by coronavirus in spain fro

. >> his demand blasted by both parties, the president calling massey is third rate grand stander, spacing themselves out on the chamber to overrule him. >> we will fight together to win together. >> right now we're going to pass this legislation. >> the cares act will bring much needed aid to millions of workers and business owners, now without sources of income. payments made to millions, potentially going out in early april. for those earning $75,000 or less, $1,200 but $500 per child. unemployment checks going up $600 per week for four months. benefits extended to 39 weeks, and student loan payments extended for six months. the president making use of the defense production act for the first time, directing general motors to begin building ventilators, saying they would be ready to ship as early as next month. president trump firing back of governor's critical of his response to the outbreak, including washington governor jay inslee, and michigan governor gretchen whitmer. >> if they don't treat you right, i don't call. >> reporter: abc news, washington. >>> how much money will you rec

for the first time in nearly 20 years, epa issued new tighter standers for lead dust in homes in child care facilities across the country. for the first time in nearly three decades, epa proposed revision to the lead and copper, elevated levels of lead in drinking water and will focus work on the most impacted areas of the country. the budget requests also includes additional resources to allow epa to continue implimting the pfas action plan. last month epa proposed regulatory, proposed to close the loophole that allows new ewes of products that include certain chemicals to be imported into our country. these mark key milestones in epas extensive efforts to implement the plan. to assist states in rebuilding aging water infrastructure, the budget request includes 2 billion to continue to utilize the two-state revolving funds. for every federal dollar contributed to date, communities have received over $3 in investments in return. additionally the 25 million is expected to deliver more than 2 billion in direct credit assistance, spurring over 4 billion in total infrastructure investments

has a different platform in the president's having you know a press conference every day center standers a certainly you know involved in the senate and talking about you know what work he's doing right now and again you know vice president biden set up this studio but i think the challenge is you're over emphasizing one tactic in your tool box where others you're not able to do because of the actual physicality of what we're under you know with these health risks adam one of the questions that came in from mike demarest was how would a negative campaign ad play out so with so much more going to digital platforms it's a really interesting question because we know that you know we always want to pretend earnestly that negative campaigning will not be part of the race and that's a dominating big you know some of the largest races and particularly president trump has shown no aversion to that but how will negative campaigning play out or be felt by people from your perspective. well it will be received very poorly right now what people want is a shot the arm not a shot across the joke and i

her that they could get behind threw their weight behind by and then and then the other part the standers camp i think needs to reassess is the fact that if you look at it there was a story out that they were surprised that so many people coalesced against him so quickly and my thing is why are you surprised like this is. that everybody. you've been taking shots of the party which is allowed to do it i can say that probably helped him somewhat but if you're going to take that strategy don't be surprised when the people you've been targeting go after you i mean that's sort of been me about a place that's the big power of our party to right take shots of power power is going to fight back but if you're going to have a win this year and when you are going down so that you are not a democrat we have to continually. remind people that i love this race the people who are currently in it aside from bloomberg becoming a democrat well he's out now but aside from bloomberg become a democrat just to get in this race this being the 1st time he ever ran as a democrat in history bernie sanders doesn't

the president slammed massey as a third rate grand stander. john kerry topped that tweeting breaking new, congressman massey has tested positive for being an a-hole, he must be quarantined to prevent the spread of his massive sue pidity, finally something the president and i can agree on. massey was asked about his new found infamy. >> third rate grandstander? >> i'm at least second rate. >> jim acosta reporting there. new york city is reporting more than 26,000 cases of coronavirus and there is growing concern tonight about emerging outbreaks in other other major cities. erica hill has more. >> reporter: los angeles, the latest city to see a spike in cases, tripling in less than a week. across california, the numbers jumping 26% in one day to more than 3800. and with more than 100,000 confirmed in the u.s., new hot spots expose a growing need. in detroit, the police chief and 39 officers among those testing positive. hospitals pleading for help. >> we don't have enough masks, we don't have enough gowns. and we need more from the federal gover

up standers are people who see bullying and do something. >> hey, knock it off.leave her alone. >> talk to a grown up. put it in context and have empathy for the problem. it can be the person that bullies that gets bullied and that's what this particular oscar focuses on is that and having empathy for those people. we have two shows in the spring tour and the other speaking to empathy and that focuses on bullying. >> a little boy wears to dres it. >> in our play, a little girl wants to be a knight because she's brave. >> she has to be a princess. >> parents may try their best but gender terrific yo types get locked in as soon as they see that. there's a lot of signs that tells us they're happening and interactively, playfully be with kids and carry on. >> thank you for joining us and sharing light with what your theater company is doing. thank you for joining me. >> pleasure. >> the oscar kicks off today in the bay area and performances in the south bay, san francisco, east bay, peninsula and runs through april 10 and head to ktvu.com to learn more. again, back t

the president is a by stander as school superintendents and governors around the country making decisionsdown and the president has not given that firm direction and guidance they are looking for. >> i think i heard. >> did you hear dr. fauci recommends closing down restaurants and bars? >> it seems like he was not saying that. >> if it were me and i owned a bar and i think this is the best idea. this is the best plan. to pick up on peter's point. this is something i think we are hearing from the community. i am hearing from my friends who are looking to us in the media for guidance of what to do. the idea that americans feel like they know this is something they need to be worried about and taking action and even if they feel concerned, they have no idea of what to do. the lack of clarity is a serious problem. >> you know this was after the wednesday's address. the measure was to lea lead the nation in confidence. the point is you see that lack of confidence and spreading with different people on how to deal with the crisis. >> i had a friend called me last night saying he had a fever. i

standers pull sanders pulled off an upset in michigan. "the new york times" writes the change in plan suggests that mr. sanders will not challenge mr. biden for the support of black voters in the south, a vital base in the democratic party and is instead going all in on the midwest as he tries to compete with mr. biden for working class voters there. give me your thoughts on this. is bernie sanders right to focus on the midwest instead of trying to make a play for some of those gel da delegates in the deep south? >> he's wrong. i would refer sanders to the source awards "the south got something to say." it's a lesson that senator sanders has not learned. i understand he's not going to win mississippi. what you have to do is make a play. you have to show african-american voters that you are interested in at least talking to them and not interested in conceding them. and i would give senator sanders a very, very strict warning here, do not assume that if you choose to not focus on african-american voters in the primary, do not assume that w

. >> senators standers held a rally on senator warren's her. >> we are going to defeat donald trump because in the midst of a crisis like climate change, and in the midst of a crisis like the coronavirus, we need a president who believes in science. >> warren, was on the stump in arkansas. >> this is the moment to choose courage over cynicism, this is the moment to dream big, fight hard, and win. >> 54 pledged delegates are at stake in south carolina where one third of all delegates will be up for grabs on tuesday when billionaire mike bloomberg appears on the ballot for the first time. >>> senator sanders brings his residential campaign back to the bay area tomorrow, he's trying to cement his lead in the california polls heading into super tuesday. the democrat will hold a rally at 1:30 at the san jose convention center, admission is free and open to the public. >>> meanwhile many bear a bay area voters have already cast their ballots, early voting sites like this one in city hall have been busy all day. to find an early polling place near you or for information on any of the super tuesday

but you saw last night that if that buffer existed and if there were post standers on either side of the stage those people would never have gone on that stage last night. >> you and i together have known probably four or five of the directors of ppd, the presidential protective detail. i don't know that i've met better people of those four and five. and we've been -- we've spent a good deal of time around them. both of these guys, biden and sanders, know from secret service details. the bidens' house in delaware has alterations made to it because he spent eight years of his life co-habitating with these guys. so it wouldn't be as cultural a shock to a family as it normally would be. >> and by law the outgoing vice president gets six months of secret service protection when they leave office. that would have expired in early 2017. and perhaps joe and jill biden enjoyed the contact that they had -- the close contact they had with people through this part of the campaign. and look, i watched the first 45 minutes of your broadcast tonight and last night, that long night you that spent h

"it looks like a third-rate grand stander named thomas massie wants to vote against the coronavirus billlet's win back the house but through massey out of the republican party." thomas massie wants everybody to come into the house chamber and cast a roll call vote on this. what leaders on both sides of the aisle would prefer is to have a voice vote, so they limit how many people are there. what massie has effectively done, however, it is brought as many people as possible back to washington so he can't argue that they don't have a quorum. under article 1, section 5 of the constitution, the house has to have a quorum. that's 216 out of the current 430 members. if you don't have a quorum you can't have that vote on the coronavirus bill itself regardless, whether it's a voice vote or roll call vote. in the past 20 minutes, fox has learned a plan, a bipartisan plan, democratic and republican leadership, to block massie. it gets a little complicated, but this is how it will go down and it should go down very soon. he would ask for a recorded vote. someone else will ask for a quorum. jim clybu

the president of the united states weighed in with two tweets in which he called massie a grand stander and suggested he be kicked out of the republican party like this. this is not like during the impeachment proceedings. members have their phones on the floor. it is certain that massie and his colleagues will see that tweet. the question is, whether it changes the outcome and how this plays out today. this bill will pass. it's just a question of when and how many members of congress are drawn back out onto the floor and within close quarters with each other before it gets done. >> all right. let's go to hans nichols at the white house. we heard from the president just a short time ago on the delay in the house. walk us through the thinking this morning there. >> reporter: the thing is, get this done very quickly, put pressure on massie, which the president is doing the best way he knows how which is blasting someone via twitter. garrett is in a better position on this, if they do end up getting this passed today, voice vote or call everyone back, there will be a scramble at the white

leave the quote unquote establishment not feeling like the minute it get to a one-on-one between standerser they need to be with whoever. >> i.d. say two things. first of all, vice president biden has eight years under president obama. he has many relationships. so he has a lot of advantages. second, bernie sanders won the idea primary. i mean if you look at voters who are voting for swrbz, many of them are saying we're for medicare for all. free public college. we are for aggressive policies on climate change and that's not to be underestimated. fin finally, i think it would have been helpful to have more of where she jesse jackson's folks on board. he put together a coalition with the african-american community in '84 and '88 in way that was unpr unprecedented. i think we're lucky to have many of his folks advising us. >> the idea you're saying sanders won the idea primary. the polling shows there's broad democratic support for these thin things, but biden's not embracing them. biden's not embracing forgiving student loans. well, is it going to change because he hasn't and he's winning.

they're not going to do it until they get higher levels of hispanics to turn out and benny standers isevada i got money is turnout. —— bernie sanders. but there they are much more unionised. there's not a guarantee that he can replicate that in texas. what is a good result for biden tonight? it is interesting listening that thatjoe biden has to come within 60 delegates to say that he has had a good night. i have heard other people suggest from the biden side that if we come within 1oo biden side that if we come within 100 hundred and 50 will be happy and stay in the race. it will all depend i think on what happens after super tuesday and weather might be decides, those billions of dollars is going to spend, joe, take them away. and we will be bringing you all the latest on the super tuesday race tonight at 7pm, that's on the bbc news channel and bbc world news , and we'll be bringing you all the results here from midnight. the european union's three most senior figures went to greece's southern border with turkey today with one message to convey — greece's borders are europe's borders

could be one vote, one grant stander.e'll have to come back and take a little more time, a little pass. it will just take a little longer. let's see if we have a grandstander. critical support for the hardest hit industries with a ban on corporate stock buy backs. tough new safeguards to prevent executive compensation abuse. over $100 billion for our amazing doctors, nurses and hospitals. $45 billion for the disaster relief fund, more than doubling the amount available. this is tremendous stuff. $27 billion for the coronavirus response, including $16 billion to build up the strategic national stockpile with critical supplies, including masks, respirators and all sorts of pharmaceuticals. $3.5 billion to expand assistance to child care providers and child care benefits to health care workers, first responders and others on the frontlines of the crisis. and these are really brave, incredible people, i have to say. some of them are getting sick and some of them are getting very sick. and some of them don't even recover. they

peeling away votes from standers in state after state.n him a victory in multiple states. so, there is not going to be a lot of pressure by the establishment or the donor class of the party to push her out. >> what about personal reputation? there will be a lot of people who are bernie sanders fans and are friendly to her. they have been friends for 30 years. they are going to say, why are you doing this to us? >> after some of those debates, i don't know how closer friends they are anymore. it goes back to being a personal decision. but, she is a smart, smart lady. she is very stin biden nistration then she would in a sanders administration. >> norah, i was just looking at the headline for an advertised spending, dollar amount of $7 million that mike bloomberg has put out for the next two days in states that haven't voted yet. he is signaling he is going past at least tonight. but we were touching on earlier is that it is a return on investment for him, if he is at the top of the ticket, but what he is trying to build out in in terms of

you might have one grand stander. and, for that, we'll have to come back and take a little more time. >> reporter: but time is not on our side. the u.s. now leads the world in coronavirus cases with many hospitals overwhelmed. the dow yesterday shot up with expectations of a deal in congress. and despite a record shattering number of americans filing for unemployment. with business closures around the country a new fox business poll, 90% of voters are concerned about a recession. 51% now approve of the president's handling of the government's response. and as this vote moves forward today, the house will move some new social distancing rules to minimize the risk. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >>> the president is directing his staff to come up with guidelines to determine which part of the country is most at risk for coronavirus in order to begin relaxing some of the social distancing in some areas. now, in a letter to the governors across the country, the president said, the new guidelines will rate individu