so during the setting, stewart tried to make washington more at ease. he said something to the effect of, to washington, general washington, you must let yourself forget that you are general washington and i am stewart the painter. well, washington gave a well intentioned reply. he said something to the effect that, well there's no need for me to forget that i am general washington and you are but stewart the painter. kind of insulted stewart. he felt that washington was giving him a back-handed slap. well, because of that, gilbert stewart got to portray washington, one of those images that we have of him, and this is one of the most famous, and when you look at that, what is the central feature of that painting? what is it? the mouth. look at it. it's kind of clenched. and it looks like he's in some discomfort. some kind of pain and from that image the view that we have of washington is that he is glum, that he is awkward, he is unapproachable, he is grumpy, perhaps. and that is not so. he wasn't a square jawed stiff shirt as this image of washington b

tonight, sir patrick stewart. tony hale. this week in unnecessary censorship and music featuring miguel, and now, mayor pete buttigieg! ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> hello. welcome and thank you for being here tonight. my name is pete buttigieg -- and i am running to be the next host of "jimmy kimmel live!" this is a very strange night. not only because this is my first time hosting a talk show -- because we're doing it without a regular audience. due to public health concerns over the coronavirus, we cancelled our studio audience tonight. a few kind kimmel staffers and some friends are here instead, we're going to have a great time. everyone is spread apart at the cdc-represented distance. this was not our plan. we just decided this a few hours ago. and it's disappointing, because as you all know, i love to crowd surf. it's kinda my thing. but the experts have told us the best way to prevent the spread of the virus is for us to physically stay apart. so that's what we're going to do. the only way we're going to get through th

carroll saved stewart's portrait of washington is erroneous. the paper which was to accompany the letter has not reached me but i believe his family believes he rescued it. on the contrary, mr. carroll left me to join mr. madison when i directed my servants" -- that's an interesting statement --" i directed my servants in what manner to remove it from the wall and remained with them until it was done. i accepted your offer to assist me by inviting you to help me preserve this portrait which you kindly carried between you to the humble route. i acted out of respect for general washington. the merit belongs to me. please accept my respect and best wishes." the merit in this case belongs to me. now, who here has heard of paul jennings? what do you remember about paul jennings? we talked about paul jennings earlier this semester. >> his order by dolley madison to take the portrait. matthew: he's a key player, right. >> wrote a biography later on. matthew: he wrote a recollections, sort of like some of his life experiences but also his experience wi

stewart responds aggressively. he managed to chase the yankees out of culpeper, so he believes the reconnaissance gives general meade ultimately the information he needs, which is he don't want to go west. that's not the quay to get at the rebels. of course, at the same time all this business is happening in madison county out in georgia, the battle of chickamauga and longstreet's divisions have arrived in the nick of time. against longstreet's advice he doesn't try to flank him but lays it under siege and now the crisis is on the other foot so to speak. in early cement it was the rebels desperately figuring out how do we save chattanooga. now it's the federals saying how do we save chattanooga. grant is plucked out of basically cooling his heels and doing virtually nothing after his vicksburg victory and told to go to chattanooga, fire rosecrans if you want. he really wants to fire rosecrans and is happy to do it, but that's not enough. it seems like more needs to be done some of the federals now have to make the

jolie stewart of the sheriff's department was right in the middle of it.multiple agencies had swooped in. >> this was all hands on deck. >> uh-huh. >> this became the number one case in the bureau at that time. >> reporter: fbi special agents michael hillman and laurie gibbs who has since retired, were coordinating teams from the task force, each team looking into different aspects of the case. >> you have to look at everything. >> so you decided to just divvy it up everyone could focus on their individual tasks? >> exactly. >> right, and some of these teams had 25, 30 people on them. and there was a team that looked at all of the victims and what they may have in common. >> reporter: they believed the killing of d.a. mike mclelland was linked with the shooting of prosecutor mark hasse back in january. but it was all one big collective hunch, until a tip came through that would confirm the connection. >> through the crime stoppers web-based tip line, we get a tip that claims credit for the mark hasse murders. >> reporter: the electronic message came in eas

carol saved stewart's portrait of washington is erroneous. the paper which was to accompany your letter has not reached me but i heard his family believed he rescued it. on the contrary, mr. carol left me to join mr. madison when i directed my servants -- that's an interesting statement, i directed my servants in what manner to remove from the wall remaining with them until it was done. so she says she was there until it was done. i saw mr. barker and yourself two gentlemen eluded to passing. and accepted your offer to assist me in any way by inviting you to help me preserve this portrait which you kindly carried between you to the humble but safe roof which sheltered for a while. not that i felt a desire to gain laurels but should there been an merit to save the likeness of anything the merit in this case belongs to me. please accept my respect and best wishes. the merit in this case belongs to me. now, who here has heard of paul jennings? okay. what do you remember about paul jennings when we talked about paul jennings earlier this semester

tonight, sir patrick stewart. tony hale.music featuring miguel, and now, mayor pete buttigieg! ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> hello. welcome and thank you for being here tonight. my name is pete buttigieg -- and i am running to be the next host of "jimmy kimmel live!" this is a very strange night

america stewart got to know make stuart in dresden. i knew her name from before but we've never met that was the 1st time. mom had down's congress 2019 make steel it is the 1st choreographer to be made artistic director. she hopes to create lasting connections collective experience through dance improvisation and perhaps even that utopia of the global community. connections are real the conversations are grounded and they're all sharing different experiences together. and it's great to be in a social dance class with the terminator. ambient dialogue. with students it's just really i find it really mixed and i feel like it has a real promise or no other way opus to strengthening this whole dance community. so i look at the movements between people i'm interested in social currency. it can be so simple when we go to meet someone do you how do you greet them what or how do we navigate social space social interactions and movements. and what causes change which causes people to really mobilize around a certain idea or to get passionate abo

. >>> this morning, dave stewart is awaiting results after being tested for cov ooid-19. he was feeling under the weather and went to get tested. he says this stuff is no joke. how much people have you touched that touched someone. do the right thing. stewart says he will get his results back in a few days. >>> nba commissioner adam silver says he remains hopeful that the league can salvage some of the league. silver told our sister network espn that the league is thinking about a special exhibition game just as a diversion. >> maybe it's for a giant fund-raiser or a collective good of the people that you take a subset of players and is there a protocol that they can be tested and quarantined or isolated in some way and then they can compete against each other because, again, people are stuck at home anthver aysho haveesd positive for the virus have felt serious effects up until this point. >>> 49ers linebacker fred warner is calling to take social messaging seriously. he posted this message. >> encourage everybody to practice social distancing and stay inside your home a

stewart but the arefield on slack. i have to issue a correction on j.p. morgan.es were not fresh purchases and they were pre-planned vesting on stock for all of those executives and just to reiterate that. that was an error on my part they're not fresh purchases from those executives and should make that very clear, indeed, and any move that we did see in the stock price in after-hours trade therefore are necessary and no doubt will be reversed as that correction filters back into the marketplace. final thoughts, guys, on what's been a roller coaster week mike santoli, i mean, still very strong 10% gain on the s&p despite a gut check towards the close there. >> yeah. i think the 10% gain is more sail yent than the pullback on friday, and i still think put distance from me in the levels and the lows and is this a bounce or the makings of a base for the real market and not determined just yet. >> i just want to hear more news on are there people being tested are there antivierls and how is it all going these are potentials for good news and the trajectory of the pa

rory stewart is standing for that position.your doctors, don't go to the hospital, call 111. turning up at the doctor's reception is not the right thing to do. and on the bbc website, there is a clear indication of what the symptoms are. you have a cold today and a running nose but apparently thatis and a running nose but apparently that is not a symptom of coronavirus. it is a dry cough and things progressed from there. so get the information out there and hopefully try to explain carefully what is happening and what the government's plans are and that will help you make decisions yourself this morning as well. plenty more coming up. communism good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. a teenage boy who was stabbed to death on a bus in croydon has been named. 17—year—old damani mauge was murdered on sunday evening. police believe there was an altercation prior to the attack. they are appealing for witnesses. ahead of tomorrow's budget — an organisation which represents small businesses in the capital has called for the gov

well the thing about jimmy stewart when you do him you just you just think of while you're a nice guy. but he always had that 2nd line when you finally make him mad in the western movie yeah you thought you could get away with it didn't you know well guess what you're not getting away with it but what do you think i'm going to go that's the 2nd part folks we're waking up the seniors of cross southern california oh these are ledges what are we going to come in here and do eminem impressions or know that you're totally right here this is. my impression adam schiff coming up out of a gopher hole. it's. like ben roland applicators. interesting looking gentleman i mean you know politicians can be they come in a lot of votes. that the in the last segment but right now i mean it was a rush to go bang bang boom boom boom shark somebody or something that inspires you and buyers me. my 2 sons. you know before you are of that written down. i mean i know you were just you guys did a film right you're doing post-production yeah we did a film together to be so much fun to go into the edit room with

it is a man named stewart m. butler, who works for that far-left all the way around the world, he works for the heritage foundation. it was the conservative reform health care plan of the late 1980's. and so, what we have is a broad ideological vision. reagan, small government conservatism, obama, more pragmatic government liberalism, and then a definition of who the nation is based on who we are as americans. and on that ground, obama and reagan are pretty similar in having an inclusive vision of america. let me give you some quotations. before i do that, let me say reagan's policies were not in the main good for the poor, and many of his policies were especially -- they did not help people of color, in particular. but his words are a little bit different. let me give you a couple examples of the inclusive vision that reagan and obama both had. we shall reflect the compassion that is so much part of our makeup. how can we love our country and not love our countrymen? reach out a hand when they fall, heal them wh

we want to turn now to anna stewart joining us from london.a, the uk a little bit behind others and started to clamp down on people's movements. >> reporter: yeah, a huge rampup in containment measures, bars, restaurants asked to close down. people have been urged not to congregate in these businesses but they haven't really closed them down. really, the reaction is this is what was going to happen. people expected it. the businesses, of course, it's very sad in time. along with these measures were actually a huge fiscal policy. big injection of money. salaries of those workers who cannot work will be provided largely by the government. they'll foot the bill of 80% of salaries. speaking to business leaders yesterday. that being the biggest concern, how do they pay their workers. to the states, of course, they don't want their people losing their jobs and relied on the welfare state as well. a huge amount of money. in march, people who lost their jobs may regain their employment now. and it will continue for as long as it's needed. this is in a

here's sky news chief stewart ramsey. >> reporter: it never stops. telling people to stay indoors. this is what a total lockdown looks like in the center of the coronavirus epidemic in italy. this is bergomo, the dead center. it's quite scary. you don't really get used to it. it is apocalyptic, and of course here they're calling it the apocalypse. it doesn't feel that life here will ever be the same again. in the total lockdown, volunteers take food and supplies to the most vulnerable, the old and the already sick. they also take medicine to those who would simply die if they were infected. valentino lost his uncle to the virus this week. like so many, he wants to help. like so many, he's broken inside. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: the mayor, giorgio goree who brought his daughters home from the u.k. so they could live under the lockdown in italy because it's safer, is working 20 hours a day. he admits he's obsessed with covid-19 data, contacting the mayors of other towns and building a picture of the actual death rate here. >> there is

another example, a little later, in the war of 1812, was admiral charles stewart, grandfather of the late 19th century irish parliamentary leader charles stewart parnell, and i think his ship, the uss constitution, is still to be seen in boston harbor. british opinion was profoundly divided about the wisdom of fighting the american colonists. the great irish born orator put his finger on the weakness of the british disposition in his speech on conciliation with america. a logic that would also apply to ireland in 1919 to '21 during the irish war of independence, and i quote, the use of force alone is but temporary. it may subdue for a moment, but it does not remove the necessity of subduing again, and a nation is not governed which is perpetually to be conquered. the american war sparked a reaction in ireland, leading to the beginning of a relaxation of the penal laws against catholics and commercial restrictions on ireland, and then following the entry of france and spain on the side of america to the formation of volunteers and exploitation of the weakness of the british government

stewart is also recovering 110w. here. stewart is also recovering now.t by the virus was terrifying. my lungs were losing function and they were really struggling with the disease in them. i really had to call on a lot of my reserves and prayers at that moment in time. it was really a question, i think fundamentally, do you want to live? preparations are set to begin at the principality stadium in cardiff, which will be used as an nhs field hospital. the welsh government began testing nhs staff later this month. the authorities in scotla nd later this month. the authorities in scotland and northern ireland have also started doing that. hugh pym, bbc news. 0ur chief political correspondent, vicki young, is in westminster. the media press conference hasjust finished and the message, very much the next two weeks are critical? yes, and a couple of elements to that. this ambition of 25,000 tests a day which some feel is going too slowly. i think the first public acknowledgement from a cabinet minister, there has been an issue and it is about getting the chemi

it does land on a sunday so no extra day off for us but to mark the occasion my colleague rachel stewart has looked into the ups and the downs on the lives of women here in germany and whether or not we really have come a long way. hold on to your friends and save me the german fizzled out with just 50 percent of the general population. some of the most popular names of girls over the past 15 years. or more recently about the life expectancy of a board exam today that's just over 83 years that's almost 5 more than her male peers will look at variance in quality in the long. haul. and it's have not yet along in this is for my cats and. everything that this much of this as a. preview live by these images to give you not have to multiply this. adamant about what's in my spine just ask for this man that is a new person that mr t. man that you see you have. that is you have said into the present tense i'm going in there to assist you in this instance the investment banks of the disciplines of . the global gender gap tracks progress in gender equality in areas such as health education economy

it does land on a sunday so no extra day off for us but to mark the occasion my colleague rachel stewart has looked into the ups and the downs on the lives of women here in germany and whether or not we really have come a long way. hold on to your friends and save me the german film about with. 50 percent of the general population. some of the most popular names of girls over the past 15 years have been. the life expectancy of a girl boards of the day it's just over 83 years that's almost 5 more than the male kids will experience the quality of life. it's been an example of. and if have not yet along in this is for my thoughts and you still. want to print this much of this has at times previously by these you could not have to modify the far left side he's adamant about what's in my spine just just from this man's actions on the hoof in that mr t. man that you see you have. that is you have me into the present tense of calling into us even this is just an invention and bands of the discipline spent so much of what the global gender gap tracks progress in gender equality in areas such as

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it does land on a sunday so no extra day off for us but to mark the occasion my colleague rachel stewart has looked into the ups and the downs on the lives of women here in germany and whether or not we really have come a long way. hold on to your friends i gave me the german film about with. 50 percent of the general population is female some of the most popular names of girls over the past 15 years in. the life expectancy of the boards if they let's just play the age of 3 years that's almost 5 more than her male peers will experience a quality of life. well. have not yet along in this is from my thoughts and. everything that has led to this and as i type this previously i have this image to give you not have to manage once i start this atman about what's in my spine just does this mean this is a new person that mr t. man you see you have. is you have said into the present tense and called him a few in the business just in the us in advance of the disciplines. the global gender gap tracks progress in gender equality in areas such as health education economy and politics germany is ranke

meet the germans that is back handed the owner of international women's day my colleague rachel stewart gives us the lowdown on how it is to be male in germany today. and we'll be meeting up with a photographer on a mission to find the hidden and unlikely places that classic cars go to. start with an explosion of energy in the form of one nicholas kurla he hails from fire in southern germany and even though he's only 15 years old he's got star quality on stage as a dancer all at the recent world dance cup in baja guy in puerto rico he was named dancer of the year from a field of 6000 participants not poetry in motion doesn't come easy. you let go you let your body do what it wants. to do everything to take the audience with you.

meet the germans that is back and in honor of international women's day my colleague rachel stewart gives us the lowdown on how are the males in germany today. and we'll be meeting up with a photographer on a mission to find the hidden and likely place that classic cars go to. start with an explosion of energy in the form of one nicholas kurla he hails from fireworks in southern germany and even though he's only 15 years old he's got star quality on stage as a dancer all at the recent world dance cup in behind a guy in portugal he was named dancer of the year from a field of 6000 participants not poetry in motion doesn't come easy. you let go you let your body do what it wants. and can do everything to take the audience with you. when you've got them it's such a relief there is just bumps joy.

and watching the news from berlin coming up next world stewart's looks at the race to try to. lead to the democratic party into the 2020 us elections more news in 45 minutes. international women's day. we tell the stories of women around the world. right their struggle and standing. hard for an independent self determined life. unafraid to speak out africa.

stewart, pensacola. and so these are i think great steps in the right direction to be able to expand testing. all of those healthcare providers that are involved in this having the same challenges with the swabs, ppe and the like. there really is the key to being able to explode the testing. irma reimbursement, opportunity help some of the local communities. what's got reports of covid-19, so jared shifted auditing focused the suit and comes there that met the egyptian auditing threshold to receive funds. the result of that work has been that based on those efforts the department of emergency management will be sending out on a rolling basis over 170 million in irma reimbursement to cities, counties, hospital districts that have not crossed the 50% threshold. they are looking at a lot of costs associate with this response, looking at decline in tax revenue because of the decline in business activity. this is going to be very helpful for lots of our local communities. another thing that people, floridians

nathan stewart, and eddie falco.hday suit by aaron blakely, aaron mallon, dion grand, savannah peach wood, jason clark and robin miles. have a nice day by billy crystal performed by justin garza, and after bending, billy crystal, rachel dredge, darrell hammond, krista jackson, kevin kline and a fool cast. "puss in boots" performed by jim nails, mark aldrich, nick sullivan, brian holden, meredith engle be, lynn north, john brady and johnny heller. the audie awards goes to random house audio for "angels in america". [applause] >> you guys have fun in audiobook land. the finalist for original works are. >> original work. evil i. narrated by nick toasty, bernard white and rita wolf. i eat men like air narrated by elizabeth fair, lawfully ever after, by stephanie bentley and miranda ray, narrated by stephanie bentley, henry kaiser, and aaron wilson. nevertheless we persist. by samantha macleod, rachel jan eddie, mary caroline smith, jackie rosen, francesca amari, rachel wiseman, k e white, beverly lawrence, carol schneide

said in the take you quickly situation firstly it was me me among younger voters could object to stewart's chessman e.g. dance man cry yeah i'm not worth a car or all. the discussing the guys that stick a. bacteria. this is just in the struggle conflict resolution in the toilet. that's predicts that if cars must be this it is touch of what they have to compete with them. but also from when we had our wits to what. they had the cannot spend them groups little. thought that says it's new all of this did it in the markets and reduced imports went and that's the way with the yemen business told my eyes it's that the only moon. missed. more than the nothing which has been members of the. central. press the chance to win is as. the chips and went through. that the better. then the getting them. i've never been in those last newest westerman someone down the block the. sisters were set on the stick and then 30 see that's the. place to comply to. a slide show if the kids whose nature this is the sky of course i know many of us knew we were a social progress 31 shooters especially in the issues new

stewarts calvary does a great job of giving lee intelligence. warrens'has been reinforced with the sixth corps. as he comes down on the rebel flank, although this is taken them a long time, there is an opportunity. we've got troops, but he does not have a lot and they are not heavily entrenched. as warren approaches the road that would allow them to turn into the confederate flank, there is a railroad cut -- and old railroad that had never been built. can see it there through the woods. their confederate cavalry skirmishers in front of it and warren sees that. my god, entrenchments. those are rebel entrenchments. they knew i was coming. i don't know how many rebels are behind it but i have -- i bet a lot. he used railroad embankment to hurt lee. now railroad embankment at mine run is going to hurt meade, because there are not any rebels there. warren takes 2. 5 hours deploying the division to attack the railroad embankment. the calvary scampers away, fires a few shot and then warren's mwen are on top of the embankment. there's nobody here. that'

i think -- would approve of what stewart is up to.blem for men and women of god is that they are preaching to empty congregations. they can't do anything else. but he has a message just a sale, a powerful one. he doesn't need a crowd, just you. after this. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'll go for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? sharing my roots. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual br

so let's go live now to london and cnn's anna stewart. and anna, getting some mixed messages for people right across britain, in fact, but more so for those in london. what's going on with london's tube services? the british government and london's mayor don't appear to be on the same page with this. >> no, they certainly don't. and those scenes from the london tube yesterday morning were fairly shocking. they were absolutely packed. no social distance in there. last week when i was still heading to the cnn london studios, i can tell you it was empty. so many people were working from home, but the tubes were running normal service. the essential issue is still need to get to work and the tubes are only running 55% of tubes. yesterday the health minister in a press conference said there is no reason for that. tubes should be running a normal service. the london mayor said actually, we cannot run a full service. this is the maximum we can safely run due to a third of our workers being off work due to coronavirus either directly or indirectl

but reagan had the last laugh because jimmy stewart was a much better movie actor, but ronald reagan had something to say. ronald reagan didn't need the script writers. he had something to say. >> after barack obama appears on the national stage when did you start hearing echoes of reagan? when did the wheels start turning and you thought there might be some comparisons to be made? >> it's probably obama's first inaugural is the time i first thought that. but in a way i should have thought of it after the convention speech because he's an an unknown state senator. he's written this, and this speech is so important in his life that when he was elected president 51 months later -- think about that, 51 months. he's unknown, you think rettic sometimes doesn't matter. well, it mattered then and remember he wrote the audacity of hope and then went on a book tour, and it was the kind of book tour he'd sellout arenas and rent out other rooms and people would listen to him, not even be there in his presence for a book like that. at that point we see the echoes of reagan. but in the first inau

mark stewart, abc news, new york. >>> we've been tell iing you abt the risk to the elderly, particularly those in nursing homes. medically fragile children dealing with this crisis right now, coastal kids home and care in mountainview says it has a desperate need for n-95 masks, nonlatex gloves, hand sanitizer and other products. parents say this is life or death to have these supplies. >> at this time, if haden goes in the hospital, it could mean his life. so it is really a life or death situation for our nurses to stay in our homes. >> this is the same desperate need going on at hospitals across the country. the coastal kids home care group allows children healing from injury or short-term illness as well as coping with chronic conditions. they got a bit of good news as san francisco construction company donated 50 n-95 masks. >>> with the long week under our belts, working from home, finding ways to keep ourselves entertained, neighbors in one oakland neighborhood decided to end things on a positive no. as abc 7 news reporter shows us, this isn't your average block party. ♪ >> reporte

said in the take you quickly situation firstly it was me me among younger voters could object to stewart's chessman e.g. dance mom cry yeah i'm not worth a car or all. the discussing the guys that stick a. bacteria. this is just in the struggle conflict resolution in the toilet well that's predicts that if cars must review this it is touch of what they have to compete with them. but also from when we had our wits to what. they had the cannot spend them good little. of that that says it's new all of this did it in the markets reduce which went and that's the way with the yemen business told my eyes it's a. lonely moon. it's more than nothing which has been rigorous enough. essential to. press a chest to what is as. jim said went through. that the best. and then the getting them. i've never been in those last newest lying in west orange somewhat down the block the. citrus were set on the stick and by and see that's the . place to comply to. a slide show if the kids whose nature this is the sky it's a crush i know really last i knew it was sufficient progress 31 should have such a session in

anna stewart in london.ll, millions of people around the world are being told to stay home. and as more countries order tighter restrictions, we look at how they plan on enforcing them. >>> also, iran's president has a message for the american people. we'll have a live report from tehran about what he said. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. this is "cnn newsroom." one day after california ordered the state's residents to stay home in an attempt to contain the coronavirus, new york, illinois, and connecticut have issued similar edicts. all told, that is about 75 million people. look at times square there. not many people out and about. the u.s. is approaching 19,000 confirmed cases of the virus with at least 258 deaths thus far. >>> italy's death toll climbed by 627 people in just 24 hours friday. the largest single day jump anywhere in the world since the outbreak began. the government is now asking the military to help enforce lockdowns as italy closes parks and

. >>> so, former a's pitcher dave stewart is awaiting his results.ff the plane and was feeling under the weather and he went to get tested. he says that the stuff is no joke. how many people have you touched that touched somebody. do the right thing. stewart says he will get his results back in a few days. >>> nba commissioner adam silver remains hopeful that the league can salvage some form of the season after he told our sister network espn that the league is thinking about a special exhibition game just as a diversion. >> maybe it's for a giant fund-raiser or just for the collective good of the people that you take a subset of players and is there a protocol in which they can be tested and quarantined or isolated in some way. and then they can compete against each other just because, again, people are stuck at home and i think they need a diversion. they need to be entertained. >> silver says eight full teams have been tested so far. he says none of the seven players who have tested positive for the virus have felt serious effects to this point. >

abc's mark stewart has the latest from new york. >> the governor of new york, joining california andates, beginning sunday, ordering all nonessential workers to stay home, telling restaurants to stay indoors as much as possible and only leave to get food, medicine or solitary exercise. >> essential services have to continue to function. grocery stores need food. pharmacies need drugs. >> from first responders to families, no one is immune from the impact. >> i'm very nervous, just feeling like when is this all going to end. >> this new york city doctor tested positive. >> i was using all protection i was supposed to. i probably wiped a surface and then wiped my face. >> directing american companies that can, including automakers to now manufacture masks, gowns, ventilators and in new orleans, a look inside oxnard medical center. teams are using respirator masks for protection as doctors urge young people to take the threat seriously. 40% of the people hospitalized in the u.s. are between the ages of 20 and 54. >> i want to let everyone know it's very important to stay inside, follow

you can also follow the cspan city stewart on twitter or behind the scenes video. in the handlers, as he spent cities. >> good evening everybody will get started welcome to the american enterprise institute. and director of social cultural and constitutional studies. ai. it is my great pleasure tonight talking you to discussion of important new book by my good friend and colleague, michael read michael is the director of economic studies. ai is a widely published scholar labor economic public finance and many other areas in his new book is an exceptionally clear and broad overview of the state of an american economic life. the actual conditions we face, the trends, over recent decades and others relate to some of the dark stories that we hear in our politics about the conditions that americans are experiencing also where profits are. any sort of saved things that are much better than the mode of our politics and the critics of the market economy would sometimes suggest that we do face risks in the navy that mood and those critics, are the among the most important o

said, no, no, no, jimmy stewart for governor. ronald reagan for best friend. [laughter] dr. rowland: reagan had the last laugh because jimmy stewart was a much better movie actor, a much better movie actor. but ronald reagan has something to say. -- had something to say. ronald reagan did not need the script writers. he had something to say. audrey: after barack obama appears on the national stage, when did you start hearing echoes of reagan? when did the wheels start turning and you felt there might be some comparisons to be made? dr. rowland: it is probably obama's first inaugural is the time i thought that. i should have thought of it after the convention speech because he is -- he has an unknown state senator. no one knows who he is. he has written this. the speech is so important in his life that when he was elected president 51 months later, think about that. 51 months. he is unknown. you think rhetoric sometimes does not matter. it mattered then. he got the national attention. he wrote the audacity of hope and went on a book tour. it was the kind of book tour where he

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