suzanne and her psni chose to be more modest. to stay in the shadows or follow in the said that's footprints. when jan went back to new 1st naturally suzanne decided to follow suit. so aged 54. the american university in cairo to study source who are. coming from suzanne mubarak was a very hard working student. she was not highly intelligent but she was above average. i remember she always wanted to appear to be the one concern. about egypt's problems. the after she finished her undergraduate degree susan went on to complete her musters the topic of a teen each home this took her for the 1st time to places she had never seen in our country before. walk to contrast. suzanne with her university degrees and her husband the career soldier. for the not going to i don't think he had newspapers to even books before becoming vice president the man was a man of action who enjoyed being in contact with people. however he wasn't keen on creating and writing what i. think that. i felt as to his job was simply to deliver a message and bring a

the palmers suzanne's wish family. from the inscriptions on these photos sent from egypt it's clear that even though she was living fall from them suzanne remained close to her where she should relatives. the doctor dr saba was known affectionately. suzanne was always susie money it was always known as tony and the boys. alan and come out was jimmy we always knew them. by those names at the time. allen and jimmy. and demand. in the same courtroom cage with their father. hardly the future they would have expected with their background as a president's son privileged highly educated the best private schools and university in egypt. after seeing georges college where all the students were taught in english it was the american university in cairo for them both. eilat was more modest and more sociable. while demand was either more serious or more cold. call it what you wish. a dominican ships to be honest the man had no presence on campus but i couldn't describe him as standing out what i'm trying to say is that if one of t

they didn't advertise your white but suzanne tebbit no. suzanne mubarak was huff which. her mother coming from the tiny coal mining village of fun to protect. me parma the daughter of a humble coal miner never lived to see this moment. meeting queen elizabeth as egypt's firstly. could life get any better than davis. in 1930 just says her husband embarked on his 2nd term suzanne too was emboldened to start her 1st major public project. but eating for all resulted in millions of books being distributed to the egyptian public that little cost over the following 17 years the only catch the president's wife was on the back of instead of the off. here. she had the passion for art and music in particular classical western arabic music where. she was a good reader who had obtained a master's in sociology at the american university in cairo. the history of terms. as our president being more and more power his wife created her own court surrounding herself with ministers and top. she had no status within the constitution she was just the president's wife but it was almost like the

of the way nanette manipulated naposki into committing the murder. >> reporter: suzanne told them howld chat by the pool, how one day in the fall of 1994 eric was angry that his girlfriend's boss, meaning bill mclaughlin, had tried to rape her. >> totally untrue. they're engaged to be married. she had been living at the house as boyfriend/girlfriend for over three years. but naposki apparently didn't know anything about it. >> and he was in a rage about it. >> he was in a rage about it. >> reporter: after the murder, said suzanne, eric sought her out, said if the police came around, tell them i'm a nice guy. >> she said, oh, my god, eric, i don't want to know if you had anything to do with this. he smiled and said, maybe i did, maybe i didn't. if you're accused of a murder you didn't commit, how are those words ever going to come out of your mouth? >> reporter: incriminating but hardly one of those tangible facts that gets someone sent away for life. >> this is one where every little piece of evidence had to be considered in light of all the other pieces of evidence. >> reporter: in f

. >> suzanne is giving us inside look at travis air force base where 858 people are under quarantinevirus aboard the grand princess cruise shp. >> ship. >> it's really hard. >> a cruise to hawaii surrounded great to her. after all what could go wrong? >> girlfriend was golden gate and do you want to hashare my cabin? it's leaving from san francisco and we don't have to fly anywhere and drive up to the ship with all of our stuff and get on and we were having a blast! >> reporter: but as the ship departed, hilo, hawaii, the captain announced they would stop a stop in mexico and return to san francisco. a passenger on the trip before had died from coronavirus in placer county. >> that was this ominous, ominous time that we went, my goodness, what is really happening? >> reporter: all passengers confined to their cab bin. she watched a hospital helicopter drop test kits to the ship and some tested positive. >> those will to go a federally isolated place in california for isolation and testing. >> reporter: suzanne provided video herm last view of the ship as they headed off to quarantine

her name is suzanne. she says that she and other passengers are being left in the dark and she's not even sure whether she'll even get tested for covid-19. >> it's very disappointing because we had been told by the captain that we would be tested and as far as we know, as far as we've been told, there are no plans to test any of us. we are supposed to be keeping social distance, you know, the six feet. but there's no monitoring of that. >> despite the quarantine and the conditions that she's endured for the past several days, suzanne says that she would still take a cruise in the future. >> oakland schools are staying open for now. today a district spokesperson said there are no known cases of coronavirus at any ousd school or district department. but two students, one in oakland high and the other at oakland tech, are self- quarantining after possibly being exposed to the virus. >> tonight b.a.r.t. says it plans to ask for emergency funding. the agency says that it's seen a decline of at least 25% in rid

and we brought you suzanne's story.man for 10 years. she told us he raped her and he attempted to strangle and suffocate her son. no charges were brought against her ex—husband. this is what she told us. suzanne was married to a policeman for ten years. she said when they first met, she was comforted by the fact that he was an officer. he was very charming and polite. he was a police officer, so i thought he was a safe person to be with and a respected person in the community. everything a police officer would represent. but after a few years, she said cracks began to show and when she was pregnant, he became violent. we were in a different country on holiday and he had been drinking and watching the football with a friend who was another police officer, and he kept questioning me over and over again, wanting to know who's the baby was and saying it was someone else's. he was getting very aggressive and i was so worried that i ran. i remember running through the bars. i went across the road to get away from him and he t

suzanne malveaux joining us on the phone. good to talk with you, joining us from washington. >> thank you, rosemary. it's a pleasure. >> it's great. great to talk to you. and john defterios has been following the market reaction to this stimulus package. he joins me now from abu dhabi. and everyone has been waiting for this. now comes this agreement on the $2 trillion stimulus package, and it's put a bounce in everybody's step. but talk to us about the numbers you're seeing and what we can expect when u.s. markets open in just a matter of hours from now. >> reporter: yeah, well, rosemary, confidence is being restored, and this is being directly reflected in the financial markets, which have been battered for the last month. it was the best trading day in asia in ten years, since the global financial crisis, the best performance on wall street overnight since the great recession, so it's having some influence. and after the package was finalized, we saw another leg up, if you will, for the stock markets in asia, and this is be

professor suzanne rab, is a barrister at serle court chambers.ges since there have been any changes since the coronavirus epidemic? the benefits to workers depends very much on whether you are an employee, and then you should be entitled to statutory sick pay if you are asked to self—isolate, but for those operating in the twilight of the gig economy where they are generally self—employed, the coverage is quite patchy. references made the employment and support allowance, and again that is quite short of the average wage in the uk, £500. that is £500 a week? yes, 73 times a week is £500 a week? yes, 73 times a week is not a sustainable option. —— £73 a week is not a sustainable option. as you say, really patchy economy for those self—employed or so—called side might. we looked at australia and the united states. it depends —— so—called gigsters. it depends on where you are, but lots of companies like delivery have made bold promises to us in the media but whether you are able to claim that is another matter —— deliveroo. whether you are able to c

>> i think what suzanne says is correct. we're watching turnout among latino democrats and where the age break is going to be. sanders does have a fundamental advantage in his ground game. the question is will biden get enough of a bump from south carolina from these older democratic voters that frankly you don't need that much ground game for? they're more likely to vote. they're more dedicated democrats. will they turn out for biden? will they buoy him? >> i think that there's been a little bit of an eraser of some of the other candidates because if no one wins a majority going into the convention, there's a ton of leverage for the candidates that have smaller delegate totals. there seems to be a good chance there's going to be a brokered convention. somebody who walks in with 300 delegates, they're now in a good position immediately to win on a first ballot. they may be in a position to determine who does win. and that's an important thing to have happen and particularly if the party can't decide between a candidate on th

let's begin with cnn's suzanne malveaux. she is live on capitol hill with our breaking news. this is a huge stimulus. never seen something this big before. >> reporter: absolutely, christine. i mean, when you think about this, this was something yesterday they said first we're in the red zone, then the 5 yard line, then the 2 yard line. it took 12 more hours to cross that finish line. it was just before 1:00 in the morning when senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying that "we have a deal." this is $2 trillion in economic stimulus, calling it a wartime investment, mitch mcconnell. schumer saying it was the biggest investment that they have seen in american history. here's how it breaks down. we're talking about $500 billion in loans to distressed companies, $350 billion in loans for small businesses, $250 billion direct payments to individuals and families, and then also money for unemployment insurance benefits, state and local governments as well as those hard-hit hospitals. how does this break down for americans, individuals? well, you're talking about $1,200 for indi

the obvious question is, what will you do, suzanne, if your hotel shuts up shop tomorrow? where...y don't know. we have to maybe try to head more into the country, but as we had more into the country, but as we had more into the country we are not new to the airports. i'm going to try to look for other flights, but they are really expensive. we don't understand the rules of the problem is that we understood the rules we might be able to work with them, but we don't. if there is a foreign office minister watching this, what is your message? for each embassy and all of the countries where there are uk citizens, to give clear advice and to start thinking about getting some support to people that can't get on commercial flights. i understand that is what they're trying to do at the moment, but they need to send in some sort of military support to come and us. it is not as though we can stay in the hotels for much longer here. well, it is very good if you to talk to us. i hope something comes through in the coming hours. to stay in touch with us if you possibly can. thank you. suzanne c

i think suzanne mitchell at harper audio. she thought of me and it was a huge gift.u so much. thank you to everybody who listened to the book and listens to audiobooks. it is a real honor. thank you so much. [applause] >> my old job, best male narrator nominees are. >> best male narrator. the dutch house by and patchett narrated by tom hanks. everything is ruminated by jonathan force narrated by robert petbomb. kingdom of the blind by louise penny narrated by robert traffickers. the nickel boy narrated by jay d jackson. watership down by richard adams narrated by peteralldi. >> the audio goes to kingdom of the blind. >> i would like to accept this award -- is a going to come up? >> robert can't be here tonight but he has really enjoyed the challenge of stepping into ralph's shoes. he was grateful to continue that tradition so thank you all very much. [applause] >> and now let's take a look at the finalists for audiobook of the year and they are. >> audiobook of the year. "angels in america" by tony kushner narrated by nathan lane, susan brown, denise gough, beth malo

suzanne malveaux is on capitol hill and christine romans in new york. i know the details are coming out, the key agreement here between republicans and democrats was how much of this money goes to corporations, corporate relief, how much of it goes to individuals, small businesses, et cetera. based on what we know at this point, where is the balance there? >> well, they certainly tried to achieve as close a balance as they could. i just talked to democratic minority leader chuck schumer moments ago and he said, look, they do expect that the vote will happen this afternoon, but the delay on the vote, he says, is because literally staffers are still drafting the specific language of this enormous economic stimulus package, because of those last minute negotiations and compromises. we don't have the exact text right now. but we do have a broad sense, a broad outline here, if you look at the $2 trillion breakdown. 3 billi$250 billion in unemploy insurance benefits, $500 billion when it comes to loans for distressed companies and if you look at what it means

. >> one of those passengers is a woman who spoke with us via skype, suzanne sawada says that she and other passengers are being left in the dark and she's not sure whether she will even even get tested for covid- 19. >> is very disappointing because we had been told by the captain that we would be tested and as far as we know, as far we'the no plans to test any of us. we are supposed to be keeping social distance, you know the six feet, but there's no monitoring of that. >> despite the quenching on the conditions she has endured for the past several days, she says she would still take a cruise in the future.>>> hollywood celebrities not immune to coronavirus. the bay area a list of who's now been diagnosed. >>> plus, the total, the pandemic is taking on the world wide movie industry, that still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on chancery.>>> taking a live look from our treasure island,, this morning, time and time, it >>> the coronavirus hitting a hollywood power couple, tom hanks and rita wilson have tested positive for the virus, the actor from the bay area posted the news on social

>>coming from that region from europe democrats like oregon congresswoman suzanne bonamici say all americans are responsible for stopping the spread making sure that they're keeping a distance from people and importantly staying home if they're experiencing symptoms, republicans agree we want to be taking good proactive steps to just a little bit of a social isolation does make a difference. some reports estimate, 10's of millions of americans could contract the virus but these top health experts said the final outcome is still unpredictable in washington alexandra, mound. >>the coronavirus crisis has sent the stock market into another alarming slide. the dow dropped more than 2300 points. >>one economist called it the worst and fast a stock market correction in his career. the dow jones industrial average and s and p 500 saw their worst day since that infamous black monday back in 1987. this marks the end of what had been an 11 year bull market. president trump recently held a meeting with the brazilian press secretary who has tested positive for coronavirus that is according to an official

suzanne is especially concerned about the lack of testing. >> part of the routine is that we don't know much. we can't finding out when we will be tested or if we will be tested. there seems to be a lot of conflicting information about that. >> reporter: and here's a live look at the grand princess. you can see the remaining passengers, or at least this one, trying to make the best of this delay or the time they're spending on the ship. as for the folks at travis, you heard the one woman who wants to be tested. i talked with another gal, a couple from modesto. she said all they want are blankets, that they don't have any blankets in their room at the travis air force base, that it's cold at night and that they're actually, dan and kristen, ordering their own blankets off of amazon and having them delivered to the air base. live in oakland, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> laura, thanks very much. >>> the episcopal church is asking congregations in parts of six bay area counties to stop holding public worship services because of the coronavirus pandemic. those churches serve about 26,000 epi

and this is suzanne of martinez, going on a neighborhood chalk graffiti walk and sent me a few photo, happy messages on the sidewalk in front of her neighbor's home. we would love to see howou kids entertained during this stay-at-home order, so please us send us more, on facebook, instagram, or twitter, and my handle is@janelle wang. >> and confirming it was haily with the tantrum and not you, right, janelle. >> take a deep breath. i almost had one. kept my cool. >> cool as a cucumber. >>> and more quality time with our kids, yes, and our pets. a lot of play and cuddling, but experts say when you venture outside with your pooch, make sure you and your pet practice social distancing and it works for all of us here. while animals are at risk, aren't risk of catching covid-19, nobody is quite certain if and how long it could live on their fur. >> the rule for social distancing for humans, should be the same for animals at this time. so you shouldn't go and be greeting animals that are not part of your family, just for the same reason you shouldn't go up and shake somebody's home. >> cont

cordoned off the area and have rescued a number of hostages those were the headlines here and i'm suzanne back with more news in half an hour next it's the stream you stay with us. as the world battles the corona virus pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the world. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. coronavirus pandemic special coverage on al-jazeera. i have one i'm femi ok and you are in the stream health care workers around the world are bearing the brunt of the corona virus outbreak but many are not getting the support they need you one of them share your thoughts with us on i live chats or at a stream on twitter. take a look at some of the social media pleas the hostiles covert 19 health care a hero's flight in the curve the.

and these countries are argentina bad in canada france iran norway south africa spain suzanne learn and thailand and i trust many more will join. i continue to be inspired by the many they want to stray sions of solidarity from all over the world the 19 solidarity response fund has now raised more than $43000000.00 u.s. dollars from more than 173000 individuals and organizations a few days in this we launched it out especially like to time fee for for its contribution of $10000000.00 u.s. dollars this and other efforts give me hope that together we can and will prevail this virus is presenting as we president to it but it's also an unprecedented opportunity to come together as one against a common enemy an enemy against humanity i thank you. thank you very much or just as was for these remarks will start with questions i will just remind once again if it's possible to has a only one question per person so we can get as many questions as possible so if we are ready we can start with the bible from poland. for the elderly bible can you hear us. and you know me hello hello yes we hear you

i have to think suzanne mitchell, harper collins, he thought of me. it was a huge hit.so much. thank you to everybody listens to the book and listens to audiobooks. it is a real honor, thank you so much. [applause]. >> best male narrator nominees are. >> best male narrator, the dutch house by in patches, narrated by tom hanks. robert at home is narrator. [inaudible]. narrated by jd jackson. [screaming]. [applause]. narrated by peter. [applause]. >> and the audio goes to kingdom. [applause]. ♪ my name is robert and i would like to accept this award. [screaming]. roberts cannot be here to know he has really enjoyed the tremendous challenge of having to step into the shoes and he was so grateful to be able to have this addition. thank you all very much. [applause]. statement and now, let's take a look at the finalist for audiobook of the year. and they are. angels in america by tony kushner. narrated by andrew. nathan, susan, denise, best and james mccartney. nathan stewart, bobby, and ed. becoming, written and narrated by michelle obama. [applause]. , charlotte's web, mer

i'm dying here suzanne.e me some investment advice. >> i thought yesterday it sort of had a feeling about the way we felt that 911 when we came together. bringing all these people from all over the country and all over the world, there was just a great feeling and was it like tequila or was it just let this divide. stuart: i'll tell you what it was, it was very intelligent use of social networking at times of great national stress. you provided a way for people to get together. the tequila is really irrelevant. you brought them together, you had a party and everybody could join in. that's a fine thing. tell me one more time when are you doing it again. >> and we had social distancing. friday night, next friday night at 5:00 p.m. pacific time. i can see the comments on facebook, they can't wait for it. you get a peek into my house and my relationship with my husband and i and he runs the camera and i sit there, i do have the gift of the gab. [laughter] stuart: don't say it. if you're not careful suzanne i'll

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c-span two.k tv on ♪ ♪ changed sincehas suzanne began -- c-span began 41 years ago.eady we have brought you primary election coverage, the presidential impeachment coverage, and now the federal response to the coronavirus you can watch all of the programming online, on television, or listen on our free radio app, and be part of our national conversations for c-span's daily washington journal program. c-span, created by private industry, america's cable television companies, as a public service, and brought to you by your cable television provider. now, louisiana governor john bel edwards holding a briefing with reporters on the coronavirus response in his state. he presented an update on cases and announced two new debts on from the outbreak. from bratton bruce, this is 40 minutes. gov. edwards: i thank you all for coming out this afternoon. i appreciate those of you who are here and those of you who are watching online. i am joined by secretary walters from the department of family also buyren services -- and following my remarks, they will deliver some prepared rem

c-span two.k tv on ♪ ♪ changed sincehas suzanne began -- c-span began 41 years ago.dy we have brought you primary election coverage, the presidential impeachment coverage, and now the federal response to the coronavirus you can watch all of the programming online, on television, or listen on our free radio app, and be part of our national conversations for c-span's daily washington journal program. c-span, created by private industry, america's cable television companies, as a public service, and brought to you by your cable television provider. now, louisiana governor john bel edwards holding a briefing with reporters on the coronavirus response in his state. he presented an update on cases and announced two new debts on from the outbreak. from bratton bruce, this is 40 minutes. gov. edwards: i thank you all for coming out this afternoon. i appreciate those of you who are here and those of you who are watching online. i am joined by secretary walters from the department of family also buyren services -- and following my remarks, they will deliver some prepared remar

suzanne hill, dr. hill, let's start with you, you are in new york city, there are nearly 18,000 cases there, tell us what you are experiencing. right now we are experiencing some of the same things that everyone across the country is experiencing, we are all anxious and we are worried and we are worried about our patients and families and each other. right now things are still changing on hour to hour basis as we brace for what's coming ahead the next few weeks. >> dr. ottish, what are you seeing? >> it changes day by day and hour by hour. we have to create surge capacity within our hospitals and create icu s in places where we cared for different patients before. we are mobilizing teams or ready for what we know is coming. >> and dr. hills, do you say you expect to get the coronavirus? >> i think everybody here in new york is at high-risk for exposure. i think all of our healthcare workers feel like it is almost inevitable that we'll be exposed so that is right now the situation that we are dealing wi

suzanne says using the bible is another way the far left perpetuates hate.howard dean demonstrates he has no clue what condone means. no word on who the author of that note was. heather: maybe we'll find out. we do know about this. president trump embracing biden's accidental endorsement of him. listen to this. >> we cannot get reelect -- we cannot win this re-election -- excuse me. we can only reelect donald trump if in fact we get engaged in this circular firing squad. >> yeah. joe biden made that comment on saturday at a rally in st. louis. and the president posted that clip on his twitter account but cut out the ending so it actually sounded like an endorsement. listen. >> we cannot get reelect -- we cannot win this re-election. excuse me, we can only reelect donald trump. >> twitter labeled the video manipulated media. twitter says they're working to fix it. a lot of folks on social media who are trump supporters like that tweet. the president tweeted i agree with joe. somebody said someone give him a maga hat. someone said this to donald trump gulian j

. >> suzanne i would like to thank all the members of the international trade committee from all parties outstanding caring. this agreement safeguard more than $2 million today in cross-border trade. 99.9 percent of our exports . at a time when our economy on the global economy facing significant challenges from the coronavirus, one thing we can all do together that is entirely within our power. mr. speaker, mayors and representatives from across all of the region rated to voice their opposition to the proposed track, and milton ontario, a federal review panel said that this project will likely have significant adverse impact on air quality and human health. can the government tells of their their position on this project. >> thank you. today we expect their government to make decisions on science and uphold that governments commitment to uphold the bar environment. recently by the panel and is now been submitted to the government and the government has not made the decision bring i will be thoroughly reviewing the recommendations as we go through the process which is in the legislation.

suzanne mia moto. american the association of nurse practitioners. troutman,. debra president and ceo for the college -- >> theresa davis and i am clinic operations director [indiscernible] representing the american association of critical care. >> i am the 2021 national president for the emergency nurses association. >> i am robin begley, ceo of the american organization for nursing leaders. mr. trump: do you have anything to say? >> i want to join you in welcoming these great healers to the white house. the president spoke today to the leaders and physician organizations from around the country. we garnered from them recommendations about how we can those of yourt that are coming alongside americans that are impacted by the coronavirus. as the president said, we are the full to bringing resources of the government and economy to work with states across country to be there for americans struggling with coronavirus. but at the same level of priority, the resident has made it clear we are to -- president has made sure we are to make sure the people serving the p

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as a good friend of mine one of the founders of the museum, suzanne once told me they are equally inaccurate so you can use them interchangeably. what she meant by that is that native people do not identify first and foremost as being native or native american indigenous. we identify first as citizens of our tribal nation. so if you ask me what i am, depending on the context, i probably would not say i am native american. i would probably say i'm pony. so, they sort of needed to be a term to be used to refer to all these different tribes collectively, and so american indians was first, the native americans, now use native and indigenous and we use them interchangeably. all of. >> my question is my family can go back to the dodgy indians. we carry the english name of show well who took us in under the king and queen of england, so we have been disfranchised from the native americans and now they are telling us that we do not exist and we do exist here on the eastern shore. >> that is not uncommon. i am not familiar with the particular culture that you are talking to, but, you know, after cont

suzanne na mills says it's inevitable she will be exposed to coronavirus. >> in my department the procedures we do tend to air re so helize the virus or emit particles into the air and that's particularly high risk for exposure. >> reporter: some hospital staffers seem on the verge of breaking. a nurse at a long island hospital posted i cried in the bath ram on my break. i cried the entire ride home. >> we don't have the tools that we need in the emergency department and in the hospital to take care of them and -- and it's really hard. >> reporter: another doctor, a pulmonary specialist at a prominent hospital said she's afraid to share the same air. she can't even spend a few moments reassuring those patients, which leads to the overwhelming numbers of people feeling isolated, patients and doctors alike. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> now as part of cnn's coronavirus town hall, anderson cooper and dr. sanjay gupta interviewed bill gates. he's calling the pandemic a nightmare scenario. >> this is a terrible pandemic because it spreads human to human in a respiratory way. you can infect som

suzanne na hills tells cnn she believes it's inevitable she is going to be exposed to coronavirus. >>edures that we do are procedures that tend to aerosolize the virus or emit particles into the air and that's particularly high risk for exposure. >> reporter: some hospital staffers seem on the verge of breaking. a nurse posted on social media, i cried in the bathroom on my break. i cried the entire ride home. >> we don't have the tools that we need in the emergency department and in the hospital to take care of them, and it's really hard. >> reporter: another doctor, a pulmonary specialist at a prominent boston hospital, said she's scared to share the same air. she comes in, does only what she needs to do and then leaves the room. she says she can't even spend a few moments reassuring those patients which leads to the overwhelming numbers of people feeling isolated, patients and doctors alike. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> now the death of a nurse in new york city sort of underscores the need for health care workers to get the support they need. 48-year-old, here he is here, tested

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suzanne chiming in, talking about the fact that he used a bible verse to condone an attempt to threatenperpetuates hate. this person points out howard dean demonstrates he has no clue what condone means. no word on who wrote the note that was left ton congresswoman's car. rob: joe biden's had a lot of flubs recently. a lot of people are trying to make this into one. let's listen. >> we cannot get reelect -- we cannot win this re-election -- excuse me, we can only reelect donald trump if in fact we get engaged in this circular firing squad. jillian: the president shared that moment on twitter but cut off the ending to make it sound like a full-fledged endorsement. listen. >> we cannot get reelect -- we cannot win this re-election -- excuse me, we can only reelect donald trump. jillian: the president shared that video, saying i agree with joe. and some of his supporters are loving it. this person pointing out somebody give joe biden a maga hat. one group that is not loving it is twitter. according to the hill, twitter labeled that video manipulated video and they're working on making that

>>coming from that region from europe democrats like oregon congresswoman suzanne bonamici say all americans are responsible for stopping the spread making sure that they're keeping a distance from people and importantly staying home if they're experiencing symptoms, republicans agree we want to be taking good proactive steps to just a little bit of a social isolion does make a difference. some reports estimate, 10's of millions of americans could contract the virus but these top health experts said the final outcome is still unpredictable in washington alexandra, mound. >>kaiser permanente hospitals are trying to make easier for you to get tested for covid 19 these are pictures of a drive up testing site. the tests are available to kaiser members who made the cdc criteria for testing and if you have a doctor's order. patients must then go back home and self quarantine while they wait for the results of those tests to find out where the closest test site is an to makes sure that you qualify to make an appointment with your position. >>for your money tonight, president trump is considering a

team run, we are involved in making sure they're having conversations with each other, so ron and suzanne and their teams aren't designing something that is not going to be something that is going to be able to be maintained on the operation side. so i can see if you were on the operation side and you're working in the yard, or in the field, you may not think there is a lot of involvement, but a lot of communication between the two groups, but i would say there is a fair amount. that is one thing we try to do is make sure that we, as a department, and i say it more broadly as the city, we're not designing things that we can't maintain. >> supervisor haney: so the main thing there is that if there is design going on that they would then have some advice given about how to keep it clean or repairs? >> well, for example, we just want to make sure that when we're designing a building or designing as a right-of-way, that we are taking into consideration and the operational issues that are going to take place post construction, as relates to maintenance and upkeep of those assets. >> supervisor

suzanne campbell, stuck in cambodia.get home. so now we're all being told to stay at home as much as we can — and only leave the house for food and medicine — infrequently; if you have a medical need or to help someone vulnerable; and if you're travelling to and from work where work can't be done from home. here's why staying at home is so important. a big problem with coronavirus is you can have it and not know about it. it means you can go about your day as you've always done, feel completely fine, but actually infect around 2—3 people within a week. what happens then is those people you infected go on to infect another 2—3 people each, and then those people will infect others, and that's how the virus spreads. but look at what happens when people stay at home and practise social distancing. for instance, if this person didn't go round to their friends house, if this person worked from home, if this person didn't go to the corner shop, if this person didn't visit their mum. this is reduces the number of cases from 406

team run, we are involved in making sure they're having conversations with each other, so ron and suzanne and their teams aren't designing something that is not going to be something that is going to be able to be maintained on the operation side. so i can see if you were on the operation side and you're working in the yard, or in the field, you may not think there is a lot of involvement, but a lot of communication between the two groups, but i would say there is a fair amount. that is one thing we try to do is make sure that we, as a department, and i say it more broadly as the city, we're not designing things that we can't maintain. >> supervisor haney: so the main thing there is that if there is design going on that they would then have some advice given about how to keep it clean or repairs? >> well, for example, we just want to make sure that when we're designing a building or designing as a right-of-way, that we are taking into consideration and the operational issues that are going to take place post construction, as relates to maintenance and upkeep of those assets. >> supervisor

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californians on the grand princess were initially told they would be among the first to get off, but suzannes, only disembarked this morning, only to learn they were being taken to san diego, 400 miles away, instead of travis air force base. >> how are you feeling about that? you live in brentwood, right? >> i'd much rather go to travis. it's a long way from home. we're doing great, great. >> reporter: others still aboard the grabbnd princess are less upset, like the roberts from oklahoma. they have luggage tags but have yet to deboard. >> we want america to heal first and for all of us to be able to get back and to have freedom to vacation and just live life. >> reporter: and besides those with mild symptoms headed to san carlos, we understand 24 other passengers were transported, also with mild symptoms, down to pacific road to an area to be isolated and monitored down ne of those people have tested positive as well for covid-19. as for the rest of the passengers on the ship, of course they were hoping to be off as soon agsge most, if notff end of today or hopefully sometime tomorrow. as o

this is the court document valuing them for suzanne armistead at 5000 dollars.one final comment on that. there is one final lawsuit that ellen nora bell, mary's daughter, brings against susan armistead in 1850, 51. just to be clear, she is eight years old. the last lawsuit is eleanor bells. she is a result and she sues susan armistead who is continuing to hold her as an enslaved person. she is the one who is not sold south. eleanor of bell, that suit, there are dozens of witnesses. it is a big deal in washington d.c. in 1851 and, the same result, the jury votes for susana armistead, that robert was not of sound mind and the deed a menu mission is not valid. eleanor bell does not win. she is not liberated until the summer of 1862 in the civil war. great question. let us turn, finally, let us step back as we wrap up here and think about the significance of freedom bought as an avenue of anti-slavery constitutionalism. when we step back and we think about what we learned today, with the story of james ash tells us and daniel bell, and and bell. let us consider, wha

suzanne is especially concerned about the lack of testing. >> part of the routine is that we don't knowh. can't find out when we will be tested or if we will be tested. there seems to be a lot of conflicting information about that. >> reporter: and here's a live look at one of those passengers still here on the grand princess. again, the governor said today the plan is to get most, if not all the passengers off by the end of today. as for those folks at travis, you heard that young womanay th s to get tested. at this point it's not clear whether all of the people who were on the ship will get tested or just some of those who were exhibiting symptoms. at this point the official number that tested positive for the coronavirus from the ship remains 21, but the governor did indicate today that there have been some more positive tests. they're just trying to collect all that data so the number will hopefully not much higher. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> princess cruises is suspending sailings on its 18 cruise ships for the next 60 days. passengers on cruises that will end in the next five