thompson. the gentleman from mississippi is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you very much, mr. chairman. rise in support of the amendment offered by the gentleman from california, mr. cisneros. be clear, we want to do all we can for our veterans. tremendous job defending us all over the world. is when theycan do return or, unfortunately, when return through tragedy we take care of the amilies by offering them employment. his is a simple, commonsense amendment that i would hope here would be no disagreement on. all this does is provide the all language that we treat other qualified employees for which the intent of the overall is to bring everybody under the same system. support of the gentleman from california's amendment and ask for its approval. yield back. the chair: the gentleman from mississippi yields back to the gentleman from california. cisneros: mr. chairman, i want to close. i want to reiterate this is a of le amendment in support our veterans. i ask my colleagues to adopt the amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the gentleman yields back the balance of

thompson, is recognized. mr. thompson: mr. chair, i have no more speakers, i'm prepared to close after the gentleman from alabama closes. the chair: the gentleman from mississippi reserves. the gentleman from alabama, mr. rogers, is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to make mr. thompson aware i have no further speakers. and i'm prepared to close and i yield myself the balance of my time. i want to close by thanking the men and women of t.s.a. the debate we are having today does not impact the sincere appreciation we have for the tremendous job they do each and every day. while we may disagree on the best way forward, think we all share the same goal of improving screen irpay and morale. we understand how important it is to the work force and our security. unfortunately, this bill won't do a lot more than -- would do little more than undermine the goal that we seek to achieve. i urge my colleagues to oppose the bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from alabama yields back.

thompson. >>> in this last segment, with dr.hompson, we want to look at her entire ministry again. but allen temple has celebrated their 100th anniversary. the centennial. tell us about what that was like. >> it was amazing. it was an opportunity for the congregation to reflect. on where god had brought them from. it was an opportunity for us to celebrate smith leadership because they combined leadership with the father and son over 50 years. so we were able to dedicate a street name to --. we celebrated the retirement. we hosted some of the best preachers in the nation. tracy blackman, martin mcnichol, reverend jeremiah wright. dr. freddie haynes. we celebrated a wonderful gala at the world pretender. it was an amazing time and i think it re-energize the congregation. and he gave the opportunity to reconnect. it was a blessed time. >> you have many members commuting? >> we do. we do. we have a number that live in the area. for the most part we are a commuter church which is different from when i joined. when i joined many lived

thompson: thank you very much. i must add, we hear from a lot this witnesses on committee and what you've told sobering, to ite say the least, but quite informative. compliment you at questions.ng of the but one of the things that each was the u talked about need in a situation like this to effective communication. mixed re seems to be messages to the public from the administration at this point the severity of this outbreak. any of my constituents have repeatedly called asking for citing on many issues inconsistencies made by the igh-level administrative officials. how would you assess the u.s. government's communication with regarding the risks presented by this outbreak? federal can the better?nt do dr. inglesby, we'll start with you. dr. inglesby: i think the state of the outbreak has changed a in the last month, and we have a very big federal government with many different working on this. and so there have been days when within the government there have different messages issued. i don't think that was intent

thompson: dr. ezike. dr. ezike: in illinois, our intersection with the federal government has been primarily with the c.d.c., and we have had intense communication and collaboration. we are on hours of calls together every day, seven days a week. we have had federal c.d.c. staff come on site to help us directly with our investigations. and with the f.d.a., they were the ones that gave us the authorization to be able to test. that ability to test and being the first state being able to do that has been very instrumental in being able to quickly identify our positive versus our negative cases. so we have seen how good communication, collaboration, and coordination between the federal, state, and our local health departments, how that integration has been successful in giving us a pretty good response in illinois. mr. thompson: dr. gerberding, you have gone through this in another life. can you kind of talk about the same issue as it relates to communication and the public needing to hear consistent voice? dr. g

thompson: when they talk about developing the 1002, who's gonna benefit?there other oil available that's more easily accessible, and should we look intoto alternative clean energy? rexford: life is a lot easier nowadays than it was before any of the development occurred. we have some folks still alive who have gone through starvation. they do not want to see that ever occur again in our communities. these gravel roads, the power lines, the houses that are built. pretty much every infrastructure that you see here has come from taxing the oil industry. patkota: we're being asked to keep the oil in the ground in our backyard, sacrifice our economic opportunity, to save their world? never mind what it takes to run the schools, the power plants, the basic ininfrastructuture that we need. thompson: ultimately, it'llll probably be the e investors that look at it and say, "can n we me money on it, or we make more money doing clean energy?" patkota: the environmentalists have tried to use local people, to split us apart. burns: the folks that are against developmen

her boyfriend, justin thompson, knew something was wrong.s supposed to be a day off was now turning into a day of dread. not a call, text or tweet from her, he says. >> i remember talking to my mom. i was like, i don't want to start a storm but i'm really worried about it because i knew something bad happened. >> why did you jump to that conclusion so fast? >> if you talk to somebody every day and they you can't get hold of them it is no good. >> saturday came and went, still nothing from kelli. on sunday, now frantic, phoned the fayetteville police department, urging them to start searching. >> nobody would help me. i called them several times. >> police policy required a family member to call in and provide more personal details on kelli before they could start searching. so the next day justin decided to call the army basin stead. >> i asked them if she showed up. i said it is important, if she didn't show up you need to go to her house. they got back on the phone and said she didn't show up. >> army investigators and fayetteville police

rocco is hanging out on his throne while thompson signed shoes for his fans and jerseys. some people waited hours in line to meet them. >> it feels so good to feel the love from the fans. i know you'll see us win a bunch of basketball games again, we have such a loyal fan base, any time you can show love it's an honor for me. >> thompson has been out all season as he rehabs from a torn acl. he's one of 44 finalists for the 2020 olympic team. he says he wants to play if he's healthy enough. >>> a san jose shopper is $12 million richer. this person picked all six numbers in the super lotto drawing. the numbers are 5, 20, 22, 24, 32, mega number 15. the ticket was bought at the safeway in willow glen. this ticket was the only jackpot winner. whoever it is, you are blessed. >> yes, they are. here is friday morning. starting at 7:00, showers lining up for the afternoon hours. along the north bay coast, then as we head into the evening hours, 8:00, 9:00, shnow up in the sierra. showers for early saturday morning. heading into saturday afternoon, it looks like the north bay once

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a remark about reverend thompson and the families of the emmanuel nine, is through all that pain, allhe grief, they forgive. here's the deal. theyeir forgiveness, brought more change to south carolina than any that has occurred over the previous 100 years. [applause] mr. biden: think about it. the confederate flag came down. [cheers] mr. biden: real change. that's why the sunday after, jill and i and my family, we came back to mother emmanuelle on summer should -- sunday services at the funeral of the victims. six weeks earlier, we had lost our son beau and we needed to be healed too. i really mean this. we needed whatever they were season, and with every piec that has passed, they got up and found purpose to live life worthy of the ones they lost, worthy of the lessons -- blessings to live in this remarkable country. we left here having arrived in overwhelming pain, thinking we can do this. we can get through this. so i want to tell you, it is no small reason why i'm in this race. people like all of you here tonight all around the country. the days of donald trump's divisiveness will

i spoke with the reverend anthony thompson.hose wife, maya, was studying the words of the bible with eight of her parishioners at mother emanuel church when a white supremacist entering the church 4 1/2 years ago. and gunned them all down. it was a weekly routine, reading scripture, finding purpose in faith and god and each other. and in an instant, hate's vengeance pierced their faith and lost forever. but what's remarkable about reverend thompson and the families of the emanuel nine is that through their pain and grief, they did something totally remarkable. they forgave the killer. they forgave the killer. i was there. they forgave the killer. and in their forgiveness, change that had been fought for for over 100 years in south carolina began to occur. the confederate flag came down. real change began to take place. because they talked about healing. that sunday i came back to mother emanuel quietly, no press, no anybody. just to see to it. because we, i just lost our son six weeks earlier. and my family needed to be healed.

thompson: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i rise today to highlight the nasa be an astronaut program. for the first time in four years nasa's accepting applications for a new class of astronauts. space exploration is a rich piece of modern american history, and thanks to the new program, it will remain a part of our future. arty mass will send the first woman and another man to the south poll of the moon by 2024 and allow us to establish a presence on the moon by 2028. our nation's astronauts help execute a bold vision for science and for exploration. aspiring astronauts have the opportunity to join nasa for this new chapter in space exploration. applications being accepted through march 31 at www.usajobs.com. u.s. citizens with a master's degree in a stem field, two years of related experience, and passing a physical exam are eligible to apply. i encourage all eligible space lovers and travelers to apply for this incredible opportunity. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker

>> wright thompson: it should be. it should be b.b.ony: but it would be elvis. >> wright thompson: well, i mean, mississippi is -- the joke is that it's not a state, it's a club. that it's so small that everybody knows everybody. >> ace atkins: in the middle of mississippi, oxford is an oasis of thought, and art, and literature, and feeling, and sentiment and everything. they call this place the velvet ditch. >> anthony: why the velvet ditch? >> jack pendarvis: i guess you just roll in and it's pretty frigging comfortable, and you don't care much about getting out. right? right? am i right? >> anthony: well, no one here seems too bitter about that. >> wright thompson: it's a place that needs help but it's a really great place. we're never leaving. ♪ i want to rock! (rock!) ♪ i want to rock! (rock!) ♪ rock! (rock) ♪ rock! (rock) ♪ rock! (rock) ♪ i want to... (chris rock) who'd you expect? (sylvester stallone) i don't know...me? (vo) ♪ i want to rock! ♪ rock! (rock) ♪ rock! (rock) ♪ i want to rock! sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pu

incredible about that congregation, what's most thompsone, is reverend and the families of emmanuel ist through their pain for gave. they emember, they forgave the killer, and in their more change, more to souths been brought carolina than in the past hundred years. came down rate flag that.consequence of [applause] >> for real. >> basically shamed the in doing the right thing. change began to take place. that was six weeks after my son bo biden had just died. after a long, long illness. son and fe and my daughter and i, we stayed down we her two days because to the sunday ck service at mother emmanuel. already funerals had taken place and the memorial ended. had because we needed to heal. needed to be in a situation we, the family, could find the kind of peace. god knows how they found it. we went back to that church and with every day that's passed, every season that's passed, they have gotten up and been able to get up, because we learned, and i'm not proselytizing, i'm not trying to faith, e any particular but it was faith that got us back up. to ow you're not supposed this.bout mr

us what most incredible about that congregation, what's most remarkable, is reverend thompson and theies of emmanuel nine is that through their pain and grief, they for gave. remember, they forgave the killer, and in their forgiveness, more change, more change has been brought to south carolina than in the past hundred years. the confederate flag came down as a consequence of that. [applause] >> for real. >> basically shamed the legislature in doing the right thing. and real change began to take place. that was six weeks after my son bo biden had just died. after a long, long illness. and my wife and my son and daughter and i, we stayed down another two days because we wanted to go back to the sunday service at mother emmanuel. after the funerals had already taken place and the memorial service had ended. because we needed to heal. we needed to be in a situation where, where we, the family, could find the kind of peace. god knows how they found it. folks, we went back to that church and with every day that's passed, every season that's passed, they have gotten up and we've been able t

thompson for the purpose of offering a motion. mr. thompson: mr. chairman, i move that the committee favorably report the committee's annual budget views and estimates letter for 2021 to the committee on budget. mr. neal: all those in favor of the gentleman's motion say aye. opposed, no. the ayes have it. the question is on reporting the budget of the ways and means committee for fiscal year 2021. now, without objection, the staff are authorized to make technical and conforming changes. with that, the committee markup is adjourned. should be that easy for you, mr. secretary. now, i want to call to order, pursuant to notice, the hearing on the proposed fiscal year 2021 budget with secretary steven mnuchin. mr. secretary, welcome and thank you for joining us today. we are here to examine the president's 2021 budget. a proposal that doubles down on republican policy of expanding benefits for wealthy americans and special interests at the expense of the middle class. the year after the republican tax law went into effect, we saw the sharpest drop in 50

ann thompson has the story >> reporter: cabin fever may be setting in >> i am a child of god what i amme school teacher. >> reporter: whether you have 500 square feet or 5,000, with everyone at home may not be enough ask "the tonight show" jimmy fallon >> rhumba rolled outfront door hasn't come back >> reporter: more empathy for robert kelley, bbc interview that went viral. clinical psy clinical si clinical psychologist. >> everybody loves each other but not used to spending this much time together >> reporter: set up dedicated work space, routine, and plenty of breaks. >> this is essentially the work setup. >> reporter: my brother jim, producer with nbc sports has work zones at home he's in loft, high school senior at island, wife lori, middle school teacher >> so much fun family with me >> clear communication, asking for boundaries, helpful to be specific of what you need. >> sounds of trying to work at home >> reporter: social media is outlet and resource. >> full-time working mom of four kids >> reporter: news producer and husband managing four young kids in new york apartment. >>

ann thompson has the story. >> reporter: by now, cabin fever may be setting in >> i am a child of god. what i am not is a home school teacher. >> reporter: whether you have 500 square feet or 5,000, with everyone at home, it may not be enough. just ask "the tonight show's" jimmy fallon. >> being stuck inside with the same people can be tough today our room about rolled out the front door and hasn't come back >> reporter: suddenly we all have more empathy for robert kelly whose 2017 bbc interview went valir dr. sue varma is a clinical psychiatrist. is it okay to feel overwhelmed? >> look, everybody is well intentioned we all care about each other in the family. everybody loves each other but we are not used to spending this much time together >> reporter: to survive she says set up a dedicated work space, keep to a routine similar to school or office and take plenty of breaks. >> this is essentially the work setup. >> reporter: my brother, jim, a producer with nbc sports, now has work zones at home. he's in a loft high school junior fiona at the kitschan island and wife lorie arc middl

thompson. i am sorry i kept you waiting. would you come inside? only take a few minutes. >> good luck. >> thanks. >> has miss thompson been filling your head full of tall tales? would you have a seat, please? you have been working at lane's since high school, and now you have graduated from secretarial school. working during the day and going to school at night. >> i think it was a little harder on my family than on me. they had to listen to my complaining. >> well, it looks like it might have been worthwhile. how would you like to go to work as a secretary at dennis industries? >> you want the truth, don't you mr. graham? i would give an eye tooth to work as a secretary, but at dennis industries, i'm not so sure. >> afraid you are not quite good enough yet? >> no. that isn't the reason. i'm more afraid they wouldn't want me at dennis. >> someone does. they called me. i didn't call them. >> we are not talking about anything that is secret. they have never hired a negro girl. everyone knows that. it is not that they discriminate, it is just that th

.>> reporter: jeff thompson said that prefabricated home was put in his backyard and made move- in readyks. >>> they drove it here and craned the whole unit over the backyard and put it on top of the foundation and finish the utilities. >> reporter: it is part of a new program at city hall to streamline the backyard home permitting process plus the quick one-stop shop business model of bay area prefab home startups. >>> this is a 500 square foot unit. i will take you through it. right now we are in the living room and the tv area. we will walk through the galley style kitchen. we have very nice appliances. that leads you into the bedroom. it is a nice size bedroom. there are two closets. there is space for a dresser right here. and over in this area we walk into the restroom. in the restroom there is a nice size shower. there is plenty of space here. it seems bigger than 500 square feet. that is because of all of the windows on a home like this.>> reporter: it cost the homeowner $200,000. >>> it sounds scary and big but it is quite achievable given the range of financing options availabl

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>> put these books away, please, miss thompson? >> i'm sorry i kept you waiting.ome inside? it will only take a few minutes. >> good luck. >> thanks. >> has miss thompson been filling your head full of tall tales? would you have a seat, please? cigarette? let's see. you have been working in lane's since you got out of high school, right? and now you've graduated from secretarial school. must be pretty rough working during the day and going to school at night, isn't it? >> i think it was a little hearter heart harder on my family than me. they had to listen to my complaining. >> it looks like it might have been worth while. how would you like to go to work as a secretary at dennis industries? >> you want the truth, don't you, mr. graham? >> certainly. >> i would give an eyetooth to work as a secretary, but at dennis industries -- i'm not so sure. >> oh. you're afraid maybe you're not quite good enough yet, huh? >> no, that isn't the reason. i'm more afraid they wouldn't want me at dennis. >> someone does. they called me, i didn't call them. >> mr. graham, we're not

looks like one of the presenters, ben thompson, here. it has been 25 yea rs thompson, here.egan to become one of the biggest selling albums of the biggest selling albums of all time. now, to celebrate the anniversary, she is going on tour to play the whole album live. she made a gap in her hectic schedule to speak to our entertainment correspondence, colin pattison. alana morisset. sur. celebrating 25 years of jagged little pill. can you believe it? yeah i can't believe it? yeah i can't believe it, it feels like any five minutes and another lifetime, another person. #is lifetime, another person. # is like rain! ironic, rememberthat? # is like rain! ironic, remember that? isn't it ironic do not know, it's not. have you seen do not know, it's not. have you seen ed burns' comedy skit on ironic? what are all of these things that were supposed to be ironic? none of them were. they we re ironic? none of them were. they were just unfortunate. he's not alone there, i think the entire planet has been kicking my ass for 25 years. i'm the grammar police. you had a baby in august, how d

reverend, he stood up and he asked me a question in that town hall, his name is reverend anthony thompson, whose wife myra, was studying the words of her bible with eight other parishioners, with mother emanuel 4 1/2 years ago. it was their weekly bible study. and, you know, a white supremacist walked in, they were trying to find purpose in faith and in god and in each other. and in an instant, in an instant, what happened. hate's vengeance pierced their faith. they are lost forever. once most incredible about that congregation, what's most remarkable, is reverend thompson and the families of emmanuel nine is that through their pain and grief, they for gave. remember, they forgave the killer, and in their forgiveness, more change, more change has been brought to south carolina than in the past hundred years. the confederate flag came down as a consequence of that. [applause] for real. basically shamed the legislature in doing the right thing. and real change began to take place. that was six weeks after my son bo biden had just died. after a long, long illness. and my wife and my son and

thompson will be there with rocco at noon to check out dub nation.nline sites are selling the shoes for around 150 bucks. you can skip the line that way. >>> we have wind coming our way and a lot of clouds out there. maybe a few drops of rain up in the north bay. otherwise, here comes the north, northeast wind throughout the afternoon. it's 5:00, it's gusty out there. these are winds that will continue through the overnight hour. it's an offshore wind event. that's going to dry out the atmosphere and we're looking for the winds to continue into monday. that's when we're warming up and the warming trend keeps going until the end of the week when we're cooling it off and hopefully the ridge will go away for a while. it looks like a slight chance of showers at this point into saturday. >> thank you so much. i'm julian glover along with lisa argen. big game ahead on abc7 at noon, nba countdown gets you ready for the 76ers and clippers. of course abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. the news is always on on abc7news.com and of course the abc7 news app. that w

|j i am the thompson, i play for the warriors and i play with.ck row. lam the harlequins and i play the back row. i am the mla and i play for harlequins. you are the reigning champions and you are top of the table, and beating? how much would it mean to you to when you're second grand slam in a row? it would be huge. i think it would reflect a good strength in depth. the six nations was quite in your squad in many ways and people got a couple of caps and now we're building. we have people with a lot more experience and to actually come away with a six nations grand slam would be huge for us. nations grand slam would be huge for us. it would be really positive and going into a world cup year following year is exactly where we would want to be. how have your lives are changed since becoming a full—time professional athletes? lives are changed since becoming a full—time professional athletes7m has changed massively. we having time to put all of our efforts into out time to put all of our efforts into ourtraining and time to put all of our efforts in

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because of her dogs, the only way allison thompson can get home is by ferry.rries about being on a ship with up to 2000 other people. would that be safe? she would have to cross spain to get to it. i have been quite anxious this week. we haven't left the house since last friday. and getting back to the uk poses real problems for you. it's a 12 hour drive, we normally stop in madrid on the way and stay in a hotel, but now we have heard the hotels are closing. for those who do stay, even the beaches are now closed. these are difficult dilemmas thousands are facing. is it better to leave before travel restrictions tighten even further or stay put? where is the best place to ride out the difficult times approaching? damian gramaticas, bbc news, malaga. now on bbc news, with exclusive access to two film—makers inside the chinese city of wuhan, our world tells the story of life under lockdown. wuhan, central china, with a population of 11 million, it is bigger than greater london. this is where the coronavirus outbreak began, last december. injanuary, as it started

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thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today recognize march as national nutrition month. well balanced, nutritious diet is important for all americans, and access to fresh quality ingredients shouldn't be a luxury. i had the honor of serving as the chair of the agriculture subcommittee on nutrition. during my time on that subcommittee i've met with many advocates and stake holders who understand the role nutrition plays in the lives of all americans at every stage of life. it plays a particular role in the lives of our nation's children. during critical development years, children are dependent on foods packed with nutrients. in some cases the meals students receive at school may be the only time they eat during the day. it's important to do what we can to ensure schools have the resources they need to provide students with delicious and nutritious options. in january, we usda announced two proposals to expand nutritious options for our nation's schoolchildren. the new -- these new rules allow schools to o

clara for the gt sports, players include randy lott, and fred biletnikoff will be there and klay thompsonamong others. admission is free, but it is depending on the athletes. >>> as the cold front continues to push through the bay area, it's a level 1 on the storm impact scale and probably started while were you sleeping. we've seen everything from a couple hundredths to 0.2. here's a look at the progression, from west to east. from santa rosa up westward and dillon beach. scattered showers around 101, th novato,nd 80 as you're getting out of the bay area, slick roads towards the richmond bridge. walnut creek and alamo, very light returns here. and things are scattered as we get towards the peninsula and the south bay. temperatures are cold, though, right above freezing at mt. hamilton. looking at the showers stacking up along highway 1. and the chance of showers we'll talk about that in a moment. and 50, san francisco. half moon bay. the temperatures have not changed much at all. you can see how it's damp out there from the golden gate bridge. 48, santa rosa, 52 and from sfo looking at c

. >> you're saying trotter and turrell -- >> trotter is on my husband's side, was thompson. news and my husband james monroe trotter and that's william as well. >> i want to give him a chance to talk about his background to your question. thank you for calling in with all of that. colonel salter. >> first of all, a lot of things, first of all, you did catch me off guard. thanks for the plug. i didn't know you were going to mention the book. and to the caller, thank you so much. so there was a lot there, but i do want to pick up on one thing. you do know mary church turrell. most people are saying it's mary church turrell. two of my colleagues, the reason she's interpreted in this exhibition and so is william monroe trotter. is because they were going to collect the items and they learned the family said we don't pronounce it that way it's terrell. my father served 43 years and is from southern alabama, abbeville, age 7 i moved down to panama city, florida, where my mother is from. the salter part is from alabama. we have some of our public affairs you can get in touch with m

homeowner jeff thompson says this prefabricated home was put in his back yard and made move- in readyt 12 weeks. >> they drove it here and then craned the whole unit over the back yard and put it right on top of the foundation and finisheded the utilities and it's as easy as that. >> reporter: it's all part of a new program to streamline the back yard home permitting proetsz plus the quick one-top- shop start up. >> reporter: so this is a h . right now we're in the living room and the tv area. we're going to walk through the galley style kitchen where we have very nice mrienss and that leads you into the bedroom. it's a pretty nice size bedroom. there's two closets. there's a space for a dresser right here and over in this area we'll walk right into the restroom and in the restroom there's a very nice sized shower. it seems a lot bigger than 500 500 square feet but that's because of all of the windows on a home like this. >> it all cost the homeowner $200,000. >> it's quite achievable given the range of finances options available to get it done. >> thompson got a home equity lone but

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because of her dogs, the only way allison thompson can get home is by ferry.he worries about being on a ship with up to 2000 other people. would that be safe? she would have to cross spain to get to it. i have been quite anxious this week. we haven't left the house since last friday. and getting back to the uk poses real problems for you. it's a 12 hour drive, we normally stop in madrid on the way and stay in a hotel, but now we have heard the hotels are closing. for those who do stay, even the beaches are now closed. these are difficult dilemmas thousands are facing. is it better to leave before travel restrictions tighten even further or stay put? where is the best place to ride out the difficult times approaching? damian gramaticas, bbc news, malaga. iran's health ministry said today that on average one person was dying every ten minutes from the coronavirus and that around 50 people were being infected every hour. there are currentlyjust under 20,000 confirmed cases of covid—19 in iran, and 1,433 deaths. there's been another sharp increase in the number of

mister thompson logged on late.now mister thompson was nfl quarterback and tennessee student peyton manning his surprise manning apologize for being tardy and then occurred all the rest of the students to keep it positive and this up and down pandemic the 2 time super bowl champ said that they can use their extra time and accomplish something on his in school, you you can a distance but let's take a look again at that 7 day around the day forecast we just flashed up for a second. give a little more time to check it out. it looks like we have mostly sunny skies today and then the chance of showers rolling in for the weekend. i'll be back tomorrow because this team with that myself and james and john we're working 2 days on today's off today's on today's all doesn't matter if it's a weekend or week day anymore we're all in this together so we'll see you back here tomorrow morning starting at 07:00am. - well, this is a new day, and another day of uncertainty for most. i, like many of you at home, am following the guide

thompson, harold thompson, on the m rock news and my husband, james monroe trotter, obviously >> we will give the colonel a chance to talk about his background. thank you for calling in with that. colonel senator. >> first of all you got me off-guard. thank you for the plug. i did not know you are going to mention the book. to the color, thank you very much. there is a lot there but i do want to just pick up on one thing, you do know mary church terrell because we pronounce it mary church turley. most people who are listening saying, no it is mary church terrell. working here at this museum, to my colleagues, the reason why he is interpreted in this exhibition and so as william when world trotter is because they were going to collect the items and they learned of the family said no we don't pronounce our name. to get to your question, i am a fifth 25 year american soldier. my father is an american soldier. he served 30 to 40 years. he is from southern alabama, abby ville. 87, moved down to panama city, florida and that is for my mother is from. the salt are part of my family is from alab