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using a lot of that revenue to invest in their workers and plant equipment, a lot of it went out the door in the form of stock buybacks, and it would be unacceptable for any relief moneys nor that kind of purpose -- or to go for any kind of bonuses. in fact, in the taxpayers are going to be making some investments to keep some of these big industries afloat, we should look what the we did in some of the earlier cases, later in the game, with respect to preferred stock, so that taxpayers get fully -- fully -- repaid. and that we also have a stake in the future success of that investment. mr. president, one other big area that has not gotten as much attention in discussions here on capitol hill until the last few days has been the huge needs being faced by state and local governments. states like my state of maryland, cities like baltimore city, and other cities and towns in maryland, they are on the front lines in many respects, and they're facing huge pressures, which is why we received a letter, an emergency plea, from the national governors association just the other day, and this is a

the exact same time as him. one of his best friend went to his door at 6:00 a.m. and notified him and so the marines also came to me at 3:00 a.m. so we would both find out at the same time and we were able to communicate immediately. so that was the reasoning behind my unusual notification time and why it did not go along with what i had a ways been told it would be like. >> great, thank you. ryan, we will come back to you and have you read your second excerpt if you don't mind. >> this is from the third paragraph called a few months out, my drug of choice. anna has some takeaways at the end of the chapter. the first take away was second, embrace your support system, relationships are everything, family, friends and loved ones can get us through the darkest and saddest moments, we just need to let them. our friends and families feed our wild ambitions and nourish our dreams. when we share with them some embarrassing fantasy that is well beyond our reach, they always say go for it. if you're lucky enough to have friends and family like mine, they may even say i'm in

the doors of the police station the doors of the detention centers difficult to the doors of the investigating judges of them and there you really can't help people in concrete terms. not yet agreed to let us film her because of her. this is about more than just islamic humanitarian aid niger and her family stand for millions of other french muslims who are tired of islamic being equated with islamist. and. everything that comes from the muslim world is viewed in a negative light just everything that comes from the middle east from islam is because by nature suspect. it's the logic of identity what's foreign is generally always suspicious of. it gets eclipsed the shock when differing perceptions and ignorance makes a show of these. this book artist but islam is also a religion of countries which were colonized and as such it's a driving force in the fight against the colonizers. the. sort of abuse of the little to groom you know the broadest that's why for some the idea that islam is hostile to the west still persists so. it looks you know this is. the dilemma whethe

until couple of years ago we are talking about 911 and when he got to the door he suddenly realized he needed to know exactly what he was going to say said that the president would not ask any questions. so he had to formulate what he was going to say. so he tells the president about the second plane line into the world trade center and that americans under attack. the president can make a decision to stand up and walk out and he thought the reading demonstration was going to be, a matter of seconds, maybe a minute or two at most. from being concluded. so rather than a setting up excusing himself up in the middle of 40 or 50 cameras, he decided he would actually wait for five minutes. can you imagine waiting for the state and knowing, so he got up went and ended equally quickly excused himself. i have known him a long time, but a different life can walking through that door. there is a certain anxiety in the room . and they came in and he was cold as ice and very calm and a low tone to his voice and he said we are at war. giving to the director of the fbi. we jumped on the stews and

behind the door whatever the story you need to turn off again on the. not there or i was shown you some day down like at the knock for us to go down a couple. to hear any town like it or the more he cut it up the stair. leaving the room and all. the cabin done the same marty made out of them border particularly cut then i border going on look at i don't know method of course they're. going to add in the. state of color hair nanda kind you know step one and up the method up on this and then. when he smashed the door down at sushi discovered his mother had been reading books about. to try and help people it was the moment that ended his isolation. candidate talk about how we don't know what i've already done your candidate that got a little bit on the court out there ha ha morrison all cons there is video pace my wounds you were acknowledges his mother's pain. together they smash a model of the family then glue it back together. in galleries worldwide she hopes us will present. in a different live. state. of. the. day. as. the journey of small steps to br

grab an umbrella out the door. take you hour by hour on futurecast coming up. >>> and taking a look at your bridges in the bay area, everything looking in the green. but the roads are going to be wet because of that light rain, so just take your time as you head out the door this morning. >>> many communities are coming together. one milwaukee woman is using social media to connect people who are in needs with folks providing resources. this facebook group was created by a first grade teacher with milwaukee public schools. her idea came amid the order to shut down wisconsin schools over coronavirus safety. >> a lot of us don't know our neighbors, and it's a perfect time for us to get to know our neighbors. a lot of people want to help. and they don't know how they can help. and so i just feel like this is an opportunity to really bring milwaukee together. >> and like this facebook group, there are now lots of neighborhood pages. they allow members to quickly and easily respond to neighbors who are in need of items s

members of the public, if you would like to have hand sanitizer, there is some right outside the chamber door. >> okay. thank you, madame clerk. i will hand this over to president caen of the p.u.c. for the public comment. >> yes. to madame secretary, could you call for public comment? >> p.u.c. calls for any public comment on maries to be addressed during closed session -- matters to be addressed during closed session >> seeing none -- sorry. >> so this is a special meeting, and i am supposed to somehow comment on what you all are going to be discussing. and what you are all going to be discussing will be shared by the city attorney who is going to talk to you about pg&e. so as one who participants in most of your meetings at sfpuc, i strongly feel at this juncture that sfpuc hasn't maintained a standard when it comes to your sewer and your water and also the hetch hetchy hydroelectricity that you all produce. and i find it very difficult that the city has no money. earlier on the mayor stated so. but somehow now sfpuc has the audacity to now buy whatever pg&e wants to give up, which i know

and with that, it all started coming through the back door. within ten minutes, the whole house was full of four feet of water. it happened so quick, it was incredible. his grandsons, who were staying the night, carried him upstairs. the baywatch team have arrived! the speed of the water running down our road, it was terrifying. my dad now, he's just in total shock, he doesn't really understand the damage that's been done to the property. outside, the community has rallied. insides, gordon's daughters have tried to salvage his most precious possessions. we managed to save this one of my sister. that's his marriage certificate to my mum, it's gone. that's his mother's bible that he kept, his mother was born in 18—something. that's all that is left of that, that was in perfect condition. he had little trinkets on here as well. i think that was a flower from a funeral. we're coming across things that even we didn't know he had, but we know he's kept it because it all mean something to him. i don't know what it will do to him when he realises what'

members of the public, if you would like to have hand sanitizer, there is some right outside the chamber door. >> okay. thank you, madame clerk. i will hand this over to president caen of the p.u.c. for the public comment. >> yes. to madame secretary, could you call for public comment? >> p.u.c. calls for any public comment on maries to be addressed during closed session -- matters to be addressed during closed session >> seeing none -- sorry. >> so this is a special meeting, and i am supposed to somehow comment on what you all are going to be discussing. and what you are all going to be discussing will be shared by the city attorney who is going to talk to you about pg&e. so as one who participants in most of your meetings at sfpuc, i strongly feel at this juncture that sfpuc hasn't maintained a standard when it comes to your sewer and your water and also the hetch hetchy hydroelectricity that you all produce. and i find it very difficult that the city has no money. earlier on the mayor stated so. but somehow now sfpuc has the audacity to now buy whatever pg&e wants to give up, which i know

members of the public, if you would like to have hand sanitizer, there is some right outside the chamber door. >> okay. thank you, madame clerk. i will hand this over to president caen of the p.u.c. for the public comment. >> yes. to madame secretary, could you call for public comment? >> p.u.c. calls for any public comment on maries to be addressed during closed session -- matters to be addressed during closed session >> seeing none -- sorry. >> so this is a special meeting, and i am supposed to somehow comment on what you all are going to be discussing. and what you are all going to be discussing will be shared by the city attorney who is going to talk to you about pg&e. so as one who participants in most of your meetings at sfpuc, i strongly feel at this juncture that sfpuc hasn't maintained a standard when it comes to your sewer and your water and also the hetch hetchy hydroelectricity that you all produce. and i find it very difficult that the city has no money. earlier on the mayor stated so. but somehow now sfpuc has the audacity to now buy whatever pg&e wants to give up, which i know

we closed the door. we didn't call 911. cs to go in there. >> reporter: they called the kaufman county sheriff. >> the things that were in that house were very important. and they needed to be preserved until the right people show up. and they did. they showed up. >> i was at my house and we'd just finished an easter egg hunt with about 30 kids in the backyard. >> reporter: about 8:00 pm, prosectutor toby shook got a call from his partner, bill wirskeye. >> he said, "hey, the mclellands were found murdered. and the sheriff wants us out there." and it -- it scared me to death. when i left the house bill came to pick me up and -- and -- my wife had two guns out. and i said, "unless you know be ready to use them." >> reporter: the prosecutors raced to the scene. >> it was surreal. i mean, the front yard's lit up and it's got the yellow crime scene tape and there's lots of sheriff's officers and texas rangers and fbi there. >> reporter: shook saw sheriff david byrnes standing on the lawn. >> sheriff byrnes is a pretty legendary

she immediately slams the door shut. >> using a crowbar, one of the assailants ripped open the door. ail ran upstairs. she's trying to warn her husband. >> they then chase her up the stairs. she runs down the hallway to the master bedroom. she slams the master bedroom door shut. >> then her husband locked the door. >> they immediately hear that door frame starting to crack because the pry bar is now being used on the master bedroom door. >> where she's huddling with her husband and child. >> and zblield how absolutely horrifying. >> there's only one place left to go. they go into the master bathroom. >> they get all the way back into the back -- farthest point they could get away and tanner's trying to hold the door and abbey, the baby's crying and it's chaos. >> that's the last doorway? >> yes. >> the two invaders forced themselves into the bathroom. then one drew a gun and delivered the refrain the others heard. >> you're going to rob your bank for us. >> tanner worked at a bank as a loan officer. he was handcuffed and he and his wife were blindfolded. the attackers then loaded the

. >> the pills open, the doors open. most people that rob a store don't kill anybody. >> my whole world just died right there. >> for months the murder stayed cold. >> didn't have witness, didn't have video, didn't have dna. we had everything going against us. >> we would go down and talk to the detective. we wouldn't let it go. >> then a break, another victim. >> he would duct tape me, duct tape my mouth. >> and she knew a secret. could she risk revealing it? >> something is going to happen tonight. >> a killer ready to run, face-to-face with the one person who might be able to stop him. >> he just reached over the glove compartment and he pulled out the gun, and i said, "please don't kill me." i wanted to get out of there alive. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to "dateline". i'm natalie morales. amber belken was a force to reckon with, a petite young woman whose big dreams and drive made her seem unstoppable. then she was found murder. was amber the victim of a robbery gone bad or was this brutal crime personal? three people kn

on the market door and we are carrying our. top of the hurry up and to vote on it to get that done or are. they are all there at the. moment that we go through. i mean at and going at it's really not going to join any mass. seiko is determined to help us by bringing the problem out into the lives every month she records a radio program the provides advice to he keep her maury and their families get to the other stunning and. today's guest is yasu here. he hires he could go more to work at he's busy grocery store no nothing of the war. text. so all nanda got done discuss always me staying at that authentic small descended i cannot walk on this you know and i'm going to quit that i mean that i put it through i got. nothing to fear is proud of his mother and her radio program which breaks the stigma many if you go to maurice feel good are your basic of course have walk up to your car. kit all you want all the time of the cost of it thinking on your own and i take it and must atos relationship with his mother has improved a moment i

without a chair the door handle allows you to all of the doors with your 4 hour as opposed to use your hands that is a 2nd device a special sort of mascot this coat sit with the truth seed it's called the virus to take shield. the throat sirrah the mask this is coat sit on the basket with the curtain that attaches itself to the virus and prevents distraction to where also discussions now about producing the visors for the health board as well i don't think you need to be einstein to help yourself or others you only need to type make your own masks or hand sanitizer in a you tube search bar to get thousands of hits and my local shop has flyers to fill out so that you can help your elderly neighbors with their shopping every little bit counts right now do we all wish things were different yes 100 percent and is extremely frustrating to learn how woefully unprepared most governments were for such a catastrophe yet it is. there's no cool donation even prefix to complain about it have told me doctors go to the front without orders and without equipment this is serious

the owner received a warning and when he decided had to lock his door. he says his attorney is now looking at ways to fight that nonessential business label. >> there have been home invasions two dollars down the street from where i live. >> reporter: he came to pick

. >> grab that jacket as you head out the door, our temperatures are in the 40s and the 50s, to start off are tuesday, but you won't need that jacket as we head to the afternoon with daytime highs well above average, warming up even warmer than yesterday. is a live look from san jose camera, good morning, it is 53 degrees, 54 in san francisco, upper 50s for you in oakland and right now, 46 in concord. as we head to the day, 70 in san francisco, 70 in fremont, 70 for san jose and for concord, we will talk about our shower chances also, we will look at the rest of the week coming up with that full forecast.>>> good morning, taking a look at the roadways right now if you are making your way towards the court the bridge. you got brake lights through highway four due to a crash, that's what we will zoom in here on, you've got delays west on highway four because of this it was blocking one lane looks like delays are thinning out so it looks like they push that over to the right shoulder. much better news coming out of antioch into pittsburgh this morning. there is a trouble spot, south 880

of the door. so the enter of on dialogue is also under threat right now because as part of that agreement that was signed on the 29th of february government was supposed to commit to releasing $5000.00 taliban prisoners now the day after the signing on march 1st the president of afghanistan are shocked when he said that he is not going to go through with the. release of the prisoners before the end travel on talks and now the taliban are saying if the prisoners are released then the talks are all so everything at this moment is in flux yes there was a massive media spectacle in doha on the 29th of february but in the 5 days since everything else seems to be coming under question because it seems that what has ended up happening is that the taliban and the united the greed with each other and never took the afghan government into account and now the afghan government is trying to assert itself which is of course leading to trouble with the taliban or. kabul thank you very much for the. hundreds woun

the doors of the police station the doors of the detention centers up to the doors of the investigating judges and there you really can help people in concrete terms. not yet agreed to let us film her because for her this is about more than just islamic humanitarian aid niger and her family stand for millions of other french muslims who are tired of islamic being a quited with islamist. terrorism. and. everything that comes from the muslim world is viewed in a negative light this everything that comes from the middle east from islam is by nature suspect. it's the logic of identity what's foreign is generally always suspicious. it gets eclipsed the shock when differing perceptions and ignorance makes a show of this in your. the book artists but islam is also a religion of countries which were colonized and subject a driving force in the fight against the colonizers. whole sort of abuses you the little to good in your own skin brought us that's why for some the idea that islam is hostile to the west still persists so the. interests of looks in this is. that see the di

. >> all of amy and pete's millions of supporters, the doors open, come on in. election will not be close. we will walk away. ♪ >> supertuesday, march 3rd, the big day has arrived. rob: the primaries are shaping up to be a reckoning for the remaining 2020 democrats. jillian: joe biden picking not one the two endorsements from his opponent after whirlwind final day of campaigning setting the stage for a biden bernie matchup. >> the fate of each remaining candidate in the hands of these 14 states and a grueling fight for 1357 delegates that are up for grabs today. >> team coverage with chuck rocha and trump 2020 national press secretary kaylee mcinerney. rob: casey steagall on the ground in critical primary states that we begin with the most consequential state, california. >> we kick off our coverage, good morning. >> reporter: california, you might think this is a slamdunk for bernie sanders with his late evidence that is not the case. voting by mail began a month ago but unlike 2018, when 67% of votes were cast before election day this year the majority of voter

behind the door. story and if they don't offer a hint on this. then i think all morning on their oil was surely some date on that at all not for us to go down a couple. to hear any sound like it or them all. back or how to stare. leaving the terminal. in the cabin with you made out of them border particularly cut and i border going on the kit i don't want message across there though a lock on tanya that i don't know but we're very mild call it a state of color hair nanda kind you know step one end up the method up on there. when he smashed the door down at sushi discovered his mother had been reading books about. to try and help him it was the moment that ended his isolation. candidate talk about how we don't know what i've already done your candidate that got a little bit on the court out there haha morrison all around there is video pace my wounds you were acknowledges his mother's pain. to give a model of the family then glue it back together. in galleries worldwide she hopes the us will present. i

last hour in bavaria has made bayern the chelsea played behind closed doors. still standing with normal matches in place, with belgium and holland, where it's still business as usual, but there's a feeling amongst clubs that they expect games to be played behind closed doors at some point soon, and manchester city's pep guardiola has given thoughts. this is for the people. it's like an actor going to the theatre and go there and there's nobody in the future for whom to act this night. it's for the people. it makes no sense. we are here for the people. of course, if it's one game, two ins, ican of course, if it's one game, two ins, i can understand, but if it's longer, the reason why you're a journalist is to write for the people. i play, we play for the people. i play, we play for the people. if the people cannot be here, there there's no sense. city due to play real madrid in the champions league next tuesday the 17th. we'll have to see where we are in a wea k‘s we'll have to see where we are in a weak‘s time. taking it day by day, really. england lionesses ar

just throughout the globe then there's a 3 d. printed all hands free door pull to reduce contact and public places the design for which is now on. free for downloading we call upon everyone who has access to a 3 d. printer to d.d. print this part and to make this part of vailable to his local community in order to make the door handle safe. it's designed for the current crisis my wife's been to a hospital recently and she was telling me about people in the handles with the problem doors with leads and things on the way out so i got some time on my hands because i'm a freelance designer so there's not so much work around now so i started thinking how can i know what can i do to help her do lots reprints in the locks and computer aided design so why cops were come on make it so you didn't have to touch it with your hands both the snood and the door pull came out of a hub for scientific research in the u.k. the minimize science park the center's managing director told us about their importance 1st of all it is a device to open doors without a chip door handle

actually due to double parking in the bike lane, specifically during, which is where a driver opens the doornexpectedly. >> we kept all the passengers -- the passenger levels out, which is the white crib that we see, we double the amount of commercial curbs that you see out here. >> most people aren't actually perking on valencia, they just need to get dropped off or pick something up. >> half of the commercial loading zones are actually after 6:00 p.m., so could be used for five-minute loading later into the evening to provide more opportunities or passenger and commercial loading. >> the five minute loading zone may help in this situation, but they are not along the corridor where we need them to be. >> one of the most unique aspects of the valencia pilot is on the block between 14th street. >> we worked with a pretty big mix of people on valencia. >> on this lot, there are a few schools. all these different groups had concerns about the safety of students crossing the protected bikeway whether they are being dropped off or picked up in the morning or afternoon. to address those concerns,

the navy hospital ship opened its doors yesterday. housed patients who are not infected with coronavirus, but this also frees up the space at local hospitals. the ship has 1,000 beds with more than 800 navy medical personnel onboard. >>> are guns and ammo stores essential businesses? it appears the legal system will have the final say on that. this after gun rights groups, including the nra, filed suit in central california against governor gavin newsom and other state leaders. the governor determined the stores were not essential and ordered them to close for the duration of the stay-at-home order. the nra argues that actually violates the second amendment. >>> 6:47 for you right now. and it was just 20 days ago president trump says that he thought coronavirus would just,his words, disappear. >> and scott mcgrew joins us now. the president changing his tune very much so. >> reporter: yeah, it's march 30th today, right, and what marcus was saying, that was march 10th, this idea that coronavirus would somehow miraculously, he said, dis

seeing an increase particularly among the parents and grandparents of the individuals that left the doors of the country and kid down south before the knock down was put in place so unfortunately causing the spread of the disease to the last 2 once again may not have the symptoms but you can very much spread it this infection to the more fragile members of society. now seem it is dale levin of it all is a lockdown and you mentioned has been how can you and are there any other measures that authorities can implement to slow down the spread of infection. well we do know that they've put in place additional measures considering the fact that this coming week is a very crucial one and so we have seen limitations and don't typically you can't move to your 2nd home for example but a lot of the and regional leaders are calling for more stringent measures they want to complete lockdown they want all activity to stop offices shut sections shut a transportation to be limited building sites to be shut down will together and we'll have to see that the government takes their advice and then she puts t

based on inspection and the type of integrated door hinge and the time of how the door was helping you and the installation technique in my professional opinion was done in the late 1990s. it could have been ten years earlier but it's about 1995, '98. it could have been a replacement door to an earlier door. could have been an opening. but the door clearly was not installed in 2000. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> he is doing this pro bono, are you also doing this pro bono bono? thank you. >> we will now hear from the planning department. >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department. subject property located within an rh-3 zoning district, built in 1961 and contains six separate and distinct dwelling units. in this case, the questions and notice violation relate to the units on the third floor have -- let me put on the overhead, plans from 2016 remodel which show an issue. there is an opening between the two units here. this is unit 6 at the end of the corridor. as you can see very clearly doesn't show the opening which the property owner that the owner has admitted that they didn't

i rushed toward the door to get the door to get out of the area but suddenly, my foot was hit by a bullet. amy: since last month's peace plan, there have been nearly 80 attacks in afghanistan. the violence could derail the deal that calls for u.s. troops to withdraw over the next 14 months. we will speak with "washington post"

. >> millions of supporters, the door is open, come on in. the election will not be close. >> good morning, it is supertuesday, march 3rd. thank you for joining us on what is going to be a big day across the country, a last-minute centrist shakeup since joe biden riding a wave of momentum as bernie sanders cries foul, bursting his on progressive base to tack onto his delegate lead, his support racked up to 60 in his favor but biden is not far behind and with one third of the party of delegates from 14 states up for grabs it is anyone's race. the candidates will divvy up 1357 delegates tonight but the prospect of nominee needs 1991. whoever clinches that spot will take on donald trump in november. rally in the packed crowd, let's get to team coverage, sanders social justice director joins us with analysis and the team on the ground from coast-to-coast as the fight for supertuesday begins. live in dallas, texas the latest, great to see you. >> great to see you. happy supertuesday, 4 hours and counting until the polls open across the state of tex

delivery to the door, leave the delivery out the door, or meet outside the home. s, also - giving drivers hand sanitizer and close. let's customers use the app to tell the drivers readily those deliveries. uber eaten grub hub have similar features for those trying to avoid contact. starbucks as we have talked about, considering temporarily switching to drive-through or mobile only orders to keep their employees safe. perhaps even closing the cafis of necessary. investors, betting more on people ordering during the coronavirus pandemic. one stock that has been doing well, domino's pizza. delivery. it is the one restaurant stock that is actually up on the year. about 8%. so, >> i know we are not eating out anymore. >> you know what else is blooming? hello fresh. a lot of these home delivery. or cooking front and center. pal, thank you. we were talking about the cascade effect coronavirus is having on stores yesterday morning. nascar has just announced it is postponing the next two races in atlanta and miami. indycar is canceling its next four races. again, that domin

. >> reporter: in texas at saint rita's church, the doors will be open but the parish is suspending thee wine for holy communion. >> coronavirus is not here but if we can do our part to keep it from spreading, we are going to do it. >> reporter: however, the greek orthodox church and its parishes in the u.s. will continue to distribute the bread and wine, the body and blood, from a cup. in washington, dc where both the pastor and organists at an episcopal church does deposit for the creditors, the church is telling anyone who came in contact with them to self quarantine. further north, young israel synagogue in new rochelle has been closed since march 3rd, as it is the epicenter of the areas outbreak. new york's governor has imposed a one mile radius containment area around the temple. as the virus spreads, more houses of worship impose more restrictions and closings. people of all different beliefs now have a shared agenda, to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. in new york, lauren green, fox news. >>> a national memorial and museum and marking a horrible event from last year will

discussion with the opposition parties to find a way to get that flexibility to get measurements out the door and keep in place our democratic institutions and the values that are so important to us all. we will always ensure that our system works in a way and helping canadians as quickly as necessary in these exceptional circumstances and that's what we are going to see this afternoon in what i'm sure will be robust but extremely cooperative and collaborative debate in the house. [speaking french] >> [speaking french] prime minister trudeau: [speaking french] prime minister trudeau: i think we recognize in an emergency situation, we need to take certain steps that wouldn't be taken in a non-emergency situations. but as far as i know, that is not a situation we are looking at right now. but as i said, all options are on the table to do what is necessary to keep canadians safe in these exceptional times. >> good morning, prime minister, how many premieres asked you to invoke the emergency act and what is your tipping point to enact at? prime minister trudeau: recognizing that most proposal pro