sleep i call wlw in cincinnati, and they have a show called the american trucking network with steve summers and riding the wave with dave. i personally know some of the truckers out there. i've talked to them on the phone. he hauls wood chips to paper mills, so you can have toilet paper. and horsefeathers, he hauls pro pane to various places, and there's others. spaceman.ster, my handle on there, i'm known as blind man. host: alex also in silver spring. good morning. caller: so, i'm not really affected by this economically at reason is i'm an essential employee. a little over a week ago, the --site [no audio] you verymp: thank much. thank you. i appreciate everybody being here. beautiful day in the rose garden. tremendous distance between chairs.

i'm your host, steve summers. and we have a really fascinating show for you today.

steve: oh [ cheers and applause wow! [ vocalizing ] >> jimmy: just listen, for a a second ♪ ♪ i'm your summer girl ♪ ♪ i'm your -- >> jimmyst bails halfway through. [ cymbal crash ] >> steve: now he's messing with you. >> jimmy: he bailed. he played a different song half way through, yeah >> steve: do you think it goes - [ vocalizing ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, it goes like -- but it's close i thought it did, but now i changed the way -- i think it goes - >> steve: you heard it again [ vocalizing ] it goes up, not down [ vocalizing ] [ light laughter ] [ vocalizing ] >> jimmy: or - [ vocalizing ] >> steve: yeah, because you were doing - [ vocalizing ] it's not that. >> jimmy: ian, just give me what you think what i can't -- come on ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: no [ cymbal crash ] >> jimmy: that's not it at all >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: no, everyone's wrong everyone's wrong >> that's what it sounds like. >> jimmy: listen, it goes -- ♪ summer girl ♪ i gotta rewind that. i can't -- [ laughter ] >> steve: right -- >> jimmy: does it start at the beginning? ♪ [ vocalizing ] give me that ♪ no, don't go - [ vocaliz

the ioc president said they're fully committed to the summer mey which will be broadcast rights coach stevee steph curry may hit the floor tomorrow night at a home game against toronto. now even without him last night in denver, the warriors looked legitimate. they are at the top of the western conference but the dubs and poole took charge winning 116-100 but still dead last in wins. >>> and fpharrell williams know for the song happy is selling his house. it has 10 bed roomz ande includ staircase and resort side pool with a waterfall and rock sculptures all around the property years. before that tyler perry owned the home. either way it will make you pretty happy. >> i agree. >>> 4:57 now. and a growing coronavirus crisis next here on "today in the bay," the cases being reported an the steps colleges are now taking aimed at protecting students. >>> plus kari is tracking our forecast. >> it is hooking good today. nice and warm. but i want to show you how much snow we might get in the next week in sierra. up to a foot. this looks promising. we'll talk about bay area rain coming up next. >>> t

steve: exactly, as was said, he will be sitting summer being attended to by someone else administers > and then it is too late. bernie is taking off. steve: we will see you next week in los angeles but we hope to see all of you because next sunday, the next revolution will be televised. ♪ bret: it was one of the most powerful political ideas in history, a new faith for a skeptical age. they promised a world of harmony and abundance, if only property were shared by all and distributed equally. the idea was called socialism. it spread farther and faster than any religion in history. then in almost the blink of an i come it all collapsed. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. [cheering and applause] bret: many proclaimed that socialism had failed so badly that it was gone forever

schoolly through this year, i would expect life not to normalize through the summer and the fall.en into steve: dr. ellen carlin is the director of the global infectious disease program at university here in washington, d.c. thank you for being with us. me.t: thank you for having steve: we're glad you're with us on a primetime edition of "washington journal." live every morning. tonight and this week a chance take youretime to questions and get your calls and comments. this headline from "the post," "the trump administration scrambling to offer guidance on what to do if run out of basic coronavirus. lenny bernstien writing "the is preparingnment guidance on how hospitals should function if they run out of supplies." is lennys via zoom bernstien. thanks for joining us on c-span. anddid we reach this point why? lenny: we reached this point enough there was not preparation in terms of supplies hospitals and other healthcare facilities need for to fight the covid-19 disease. simply is not enough masks andeye shields and gowns ventilators to go around. we had the opportunity over the decade to buy

steve martin. is royal albert hall show is postponed, the belfast island should postpone, summer tour is still on butho really knows? the same plate for brooke. >> i'm a wedding photographer, that is mildly job. into the end of may everything is canceled. >> the canceled weddings include her own, they had invited more than 40 friends and family to use ready national park for their nuptials. is the pandemic spread, one by one just began declining and indefinite postponement was the only solution. they recouped most of their losses. >> they gave us a full refund which was good. >> it's not good for the economy. one canceled winning ripples through it with hotel, flight and rental car cancellations, the cake maker, the venue rental, the florist, the caterer all lose out but there are millions of different hardships, millions of different broken heart and broken plans. it is not a financial loss for jasmine mcgee, a senior west potomac high school, it is the sorrow of potentially losing one of life's most memorable moments, her high school graduation. >> i'm the oldest of 3 to my parents, i always wanted

summer. they would be rescheduled canceling them. it is completely not under consideration. when the 49ers traded joe montana they had steve young.hen aaron rodgers came, he relieved brett favre you. the patriots plan for tom brady is not so clear right now. new england bringing back brian hoyer for the third time. he was released yesterday and is expected to compete with jared stitt him for the starting job. not exactly steve young or aaron rodgers waiting in the wings right? espn re-aired all six of the patriots super bowl wins during the brady era but brady's mom used the marathon as a way to help motivate her 42-year-old son for next year. he posted a text exchange with his mom. we are watching espn. six or seven hours of patriot games, i think they think you are retired. brady replied, appropriately i love you mom. >>> nba players forced to get creative in order to stay in shape. running sprints up and down the hallway. the star doing a three-point shootout with his socks and the head coach in the empty gym going through his daily routine with practice followed by a press conference. >> good to see you. yesterday the guys re

steve: it probably will come here but we will have to see what happens, hopefully it goes dormant for the summer months and we could come up with in a vaccine and that time. >> will have to see what happens but the president and the government have it under control and hopefully we don't see the same thing they had in china. it's really scary. steve: thank you so much. coming up,ll sleepy joe woke upn south carolina but can he stay awake through super tuesday? we will look ahead next. ♪ i visualize travel rewards. i receive travel rewards. going new places! going out for a bite! going anytime. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. ♪ ♪. steve: welcome back everyone we have a lot of 2020 news to analyze and we have to look forward to super tuesday, different things going on. i want to set up our discussion if i may, i think something that will set the tone for what were about to get into, it was president trump yesterday at cpac. >> it will stand a lot of money, it shows you youot cannot buy an election, get me off of the stage. give me off of the t stage. [laughter] >> we were just t

steve: to everybody. >> makes you think spring and summer is here, almost. that's what we do in spring and summer.s. think of it from the point of view of a sports bar, for example, what are they going to do? thousands of sports bars in america which will be empty. how about sports gaming, gambling on sports. what happens to those guys? sports to gamble on. brian: gambling is so big. in the big picture, we need to see -- turn the corner. and to do that some people say end of april. i heard doctors say yesterday end of april. can you imagine the economic impact when you see the nba take the court again, when you see major league baseball start their season finally, that will help invigorate everything, as well as dollars, wouldn't it. >> the bounce back will be strong. but there are some things, demand being destroyed now which will not come back. for example, you wanted to buy a pair of shoes tomorrow. you didn't buy a pair of shoes. will you buy them two months from now in the summer or the fall? will you do it? will you bring back that demand? it's a very tough question to answer. steve: indeed.

if they can't be held in the summer they would be rescheduled canceling them completely is not under consideration. >>> with the 49ers losing joe montana they had steve young. aaron rodgers replaced the great brett favre in green bay. the plan for patriots is not as clear. new england is reportedly bringing back brian hoyer for the third time. the former 49er was released by the colts yesterday and is suspected to compete with jarrett stidham for the starting job. not exactly steve young or aaron rodgers waiting in the wings there. espn said they are reairing all six of the patriots super bowl wins it during the brady era but brady's mom used the marathon as a way to help motivate her 42-year-old son for next season. he posted the exchange. we are watching espn six or seven hours. i think they think you are retired. brady replied, i love you mom. >>> nba players forced to get creative in order to stay in shape. the big man running sprints up and down the hallway. tray young doing a three-point shootout with his socks and the razorback head coach in the empty gymnasium going through his daily routine with practice followed by a press conference. >> go

steve martin. his royal albert hall show with marc short postponed. the belfast ireland show postponed, a summereally knows? it's the same plate for brooke. >> i'm a wedding photographer, that is my only job. all of my weddings until the end of may or canceled. not canceled, but postponed as of right now. >> the canceled weddings include her own two fiance anthony. they had invited more than 40 friends and family to yosemite national park for the nuptials as the pandemic spread. one by one, guests began declining, and a definite postponement was the only solution. they recouped most of their losses. >> they gave us the full refund. the money we had put down, which was good. >> but is not good for the economy. one canceled wedding, ripples throughout with hotel, flight and rental car cancellations. the cake maker, the venue rental, the florist, the caterer will lose out but there are millions of different hardships, millions of different broken hearts and broken plans. it's not a financial loss for jazmine mcgee, a senior at west potomac high school in virginia. it's the sorrow of potentially los

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in full by summer 2021 as a symbol of the world's trial of over coronavirus right up today those are the latest headlines coming up next here it out is there is the bottom line. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question in a time when handshakes rallies fundraisers and door knocking have all been cancelled what happens to the american election campaign this year let's get to the bottom line. look at how fast things are changing around us here's how we started last week's show across the u.s. so far about 5000 cases of coronavirus have been recorded today that number stands at closer 250000 still rising listen to where the u.s. president was just 3 and a half weeks ago we have the greatest greatest tourism country in the world so instead of leaving our country leaving are sure to stay here and again when you have 15 people and the 15 within a couple of days is going to be down to close to 0. that's a pretty good job with a well that age like milk so now that everything is turned upside down travel plans social gathering school the way we shop and work and of course the economy wasn't it inevitable that election campaigning would have to change as well candidates on both s

laughter ] >> steve: wow. [ applause ] not true not true here's another one fact, the most similar illness to the coronavirus is the 1918 spanish flu fiction, or as bernie sanders put it, worst summer, fact. avoid close contact with people who are nauseous, staggering about, and mumbling to themselves incoherently. fiction, in other words, stay home on st. patrick's day. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> steve: don't do it. come on. >> jimmy: here's one fact, wash your hands for two "happy birthdays." fiction, it works better if you sing it out loud while holding eye contact with whoever's waiting for the sink [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪ happy birthday >> jimmy: here is another fact it started in a province in china. fiction, it ends when nicholas cage finds a monkey skull with gemstone eyes [ laughter ] >> steve: that's not true. that's not true. it's fiction [ applause ] finally, fact, you should buy some disinfectant and hand sanitizer. fiction, you should go to costco, climb on top of toilet paper and scream, "i'm the captain now. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause that's all the time we have for "fact versus fiction." we'll be right back with senator bernie sander

steve with the weather. >>> we'll get right to it. here we have mostly cloudy skies. very almost like mini summers to upper 50s, 60s. but the sierra, which last saturday had good snowfall, might see a repeat performance  again. the projection yesterday it was from one to five. now it's three to eight inches of snow for saturday. so if you are going um, today's the day to go or sunday, when they will have some fresh snow. our pattern cooled down big time. we are dropping off the table here. and we are going to settle in today and take us into the weekend for 50s and 60s under mostly cloudy skies. low clouds and higher clouds, there's a front out there. it's weak but sure looks like it wants to give us some rain, and it's right there. that's the system. we hope that will do it. all the forecast projections do put some measurable rain on us tomorrow, even though they cut it back a bit. remember, a .01 counts. santa rosa had that this morning. that's what we need for san francisco, livermore and san jose. but livermore and san jose would have to have buy 55 dry days to set a record. i don't think th

steve bender says this year we have decided to flip the script. we're now going into winter, then fall, then summerthings are topsy-turvy here. rainfall yesterday, concord, buchanan, what? .41. the leader of the pack, how about that. napa had a third. kentfield a quarter in: vallejo .15. about a quarter to third in the santa cruz mountains. not much left. a few little showers, garden variety, might pop up south of san jose, more likely salinas, hollister, gilroy. we're mostly down. if anything falls it will be brief. 30s and 40s. two systems, one moving out down in the four corners and the other one hanging out around mono lake in the sierra. it's weak but keeping activity going in the central valley and central sierra. what about rain? can we get any more? yes, but probably not until sunday night or monday. then two systems, one from the west-southwest and another one drops in tuesday, wednesday. look at the sierra snow picks up and some rainfall rates for us, we'll take it. no way we're going to get a miracle march but we can add to the totals and make up ground for a bonus. upper 50s, low 60s on

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they could start producing vaccine maybe toward the end of the summer so that by early next year if they find out they're testing, ainsley, steves suggesting too that tomorrow he may be going to virginia to send off the u.s. naval, will be watching for announcement on that as well. brian, ainsley and steve. brian: thanks so much, mercy will be in los angeles this weekend. let's bring in senator ted cruz fresh off quarantine. ted, the president of the united states yesterday in a letter to america's governors, he will basically give them an idea -- he's going to create some of the counties on how dangerous they are and how overrun they are and the ones untouched, maybe gradually phase in economic progress again. are you for a phase-in standing america up again or lock down to have it more under control? >> well, listen, any health response needs to learn facts from the ground and they are different from one location to another. our approach to global pandemic. we need to be guided by the science and physicians and medical professionals and i fully expect the circumstances are different in manhattan than perhaps they are in rural

summer. >> we start where we should, at the big board. all eyes are upon it. and steve kornacki with a first look at what's ahead. >> we have exit poll data starting to come in with a sense of what the electorate throughout looks like. the folks going to the polls. there's a lot we can show you. i want to start on this one. last saturday in south carolina, has the number stood out to me. we asked this question. should the next president's policies be a return to barack obama? or a change? or a change? what stood out to me, last saturday, it was the highest number we had seen in the primary to date. that number was 53 in south carolina. you're seeing, this is the southeast tonight. the number you're seeing in the southeast on this question is 50. that is very close to the number we saw in south carolina over the weekend. that goes to one of the biggest question coming into tonight waffle south carolina a harbinger for joe biden in what was to come in the broader south tonight? that's one of the keys he will need if he will have the kind of night he's hoping for. so take

summer i believe we can be massively growing again. stuart: we hear you, we like what you say, let's see if it works out. steve cortez.nks for joining us. markets holding onto a gain of 350 for the dow. that is approximately one and three quarters percent. not bad. not quite the volatility of recent sessions. today swings are about 600 or 700 points. welcome to the brave new world. nathan is with us, nathan is our young capitalist kind of guy. he is a millennial and i'm going to put it to you nathan that you millennial's, at least some of you are behaving in a grossly irresponsible fashion partying the night away, setting yourselves on beaches and groups, and what are you going to do about it? >> millennial's unfortunately don't understand they are essentially suicide bombers with this virus but when they blow u up, they don't die themselves, they kill everyone around them. so you really have to understand and we have to understand that you have to do these social distancing measures and understand that if you don't you're risking killing your grandparents, killing your parents and it's going to be painful. it's going

steve paulson with today's weather. >> we'll talk about a fog bank that has returned. chris henry down this in morgan hill, he's done. i'm throwing in the towel. today must be cooler. we have a summer fog pattern. southerly surge. this time of year. 47 degrees and 100% humidity. i see 48, close enough. gilroy 53. 54 in santa cruz. 50s santa cruz mountains. upper 40s to 50s around san jose, santa clara, cupertino. also, the on shore wind is in place. at napa, travis, vacaville, davis. now it's west southwest. so the warm tuesday, wednesday was record setting warm . cooler into the weekend. we'll take that upper 50s look like to be on the menu and maybe our first rain and what will be 38 days. you can see the fog there going up the coast now starting to push inland for our usually suspects. and 50s on the temps yesterday. close for everybody else. 49 los altos hills. that's down 11 plus from yesterday. and los altos in town is sleeping in. and the system coming in from the north we'll start to kick this high out of here. today it begins. it releases its grip. more clouds is cooler and it does look like right now some light rain on saturday. saturday morning to be precise and, then, t